WIFI IN DIFFERENT cOUNRTRIES?
i'm going to Australia this summer and im debating whether to buy the ipod touch or ipod classic. I was wondering if the ipod touch wifi connections works in Austria if i bought it and live in the United States? if anyone knows that would be great help. and also if you have any personal opinion about what ipod i should buy that would be great to( im basically going to use it to watch videos and i will have some songs on it but mainly videos) thanks so much, and i will give out BEST ANSWER! if it works in Australia not Austria.
Other - Entertainment - 1 Answers
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WIFI is a name of a signal, lets say you have this radio, will it work in USA or Australia, or any Arab country, or maybe Africa, YES, will Wifi is the same thing, there is no different at all in the all country around the world.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Pregnant: What to do when my boyfriend lives on a different continent
Pregnant: What to do when my boyfriend lives on a different continent?
So, I first met my boyfriend while we were both in Germany. I was there as an exchange student (I'm American) and he was visiting relatives (he's Austrian). We were just casual acquaintances/friends at first, but then things escalated at a slow pace. Fast forward nine years. I'm done with my education and I have a job. I visit my fella, or he visits me, whenever we can afford it in both time and money. We've been considering marriage at this point, but neither of us has quite worked out such details as what country we'd both be willing to live in. The last time he visited me was in August. Just a couple of days back I found that I'm nine weeks pregnant, and he's gone back home. I have no idea how to tell him, especially since I plan on keeping the baby. He's a good person and has been absolutely loyal, but I know that while the fact that I'm pregnant might not be distressing on its own, he's not going to like it that both his kid and their mother lives on an entirely different continent and that he can't spend as much time as he likes with his family. I need a good way to tell him, but I also need to know what legal issues might arise because of the fact that neither of us is a legal resident of the other's country (which might complicate child support/custody issues), as well as the fact that our child will likely be a dual citizen. I don't know much about how family law works in Austria and what rights my boyfriend has for our baby, which contributes to the problem. Help?
Pregnancy - 3 Answers
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I am not sure about anything except that if things don't work out you will want to look into the laws of the country because it is likely he could take your child and you would have little or no ability to get the child back. I am sure you can work it out but you should talk to a lawyer to make sure you understand all you need to.
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My recommendation would be to contact the US consulate in Austria before you tell him because they would be likely to be able to answer all the necessary questions you may have. That way you'll be able to go over the details of residency and so on which should make things easier for the both of you. Calling him and telling him with no idea as to what to expect will just be more stressful. Tel.: (+43-1) 31339-0 E-mail: embassy@usembassy.at
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to know about the legal issues you'll have to speak to someone who really knows! but I think once the shock wears off that you are pregnant he will want to come to the US and live with his newly formed family. I wish my son's father lived in another continent!
So, I first met my boyfriend while we were both in Germany. I was there as an exchange student (I'm American) and he was visiting relatives (he's Austrian). We were just casual acquaintances/friends at first, but then things escalated at a slow pace. Fast forward nine years. I'm done with my education and I have a job. I visit my fella, or he visits me, whenever we can afford it in both time and money. We've been considering marriage at this point, but neither of us has quite worked out such details as what country we'd both be willing to live in. The last time he visited me was in August. Just a couple of days back I found that I'm nine weeks pregnant, and he's gone back home. I have no idea how to tell him, especially since I plan on keeping the baby. He's a good person and has been absolutely loyal, but I know that while the fact that I'm pregnant might not be distressing on its own, he's not going to like it that both his kid and their mother lives on an entirely different continent and that he can't spend as much time as he likes with his family. I need a good way to tell him, but I also need to know what legal issues might arise because of the fact that neither of us is a legal resident of the other's country (which might complicate child support/custody issues), as well as the fact that our child will likely be a dual citizen. I don't know much about how family law works in Austria and what rights my boyfriend has for our baby, which contributes to the problem. Help?
Pregnancy - 3 Answers
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I am not sure about anything except that if things don't work out you will want to look into the laws of the country because it is likely he could take your child and you would have little or no ability to get the child back. I am sure you can work it out but you should talk to a lawyer to make sure you understand all you need to.
2 :
My recommendation would be to contact the US consulate in Austria before you tell him because they would be likely to be able to answer all the necessary questions you may have. That way you'll be able to go over the details of residency and so on which should make things easier for the both of you. Calling him and telling him with no idea as to what to expect will just be more stressful. Tel.: (+43-1) 31339-0 E-mail: embassy@usembassy.at
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to know about the legal issues you'll have to speak to someone who really knows! but I think once the shock wears off that you are pregnant he will want to come to the US and live with his newly formed family. I wish my son's father lived in another continent!
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Are all the most impressive castles in Europe to visit in Germany, Liechstenstein, Italy, Austria and France
Are all the most impressive castles in Europe to visit in Germany, Liechstenstein, Italy, Austria and France?
and Romania? Trying to work out my itinary
Other - Europe - 4 Answers
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in italy there are a fantastic castles, you should will go to italy to visit the castles.....
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No, there are impressive castles in all the countries here. There are a large number of excellent castles in Denmark and the Czech Republic, for example. You might want to look up Egeskov Castle, Kronborg Castle, Frederiksborg castle, Prague Castle, Karlstejn Castle, the Castle in Cesky Krumlov, and many others.
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The castles in Bavaria ( a lower part of Germany, touching Austria and the Cezech Republic ) are beautiful, very cheap, and most of the tours can be taken in English, or there will be an English pamphlet. There's an expecially beautiful castle in Passau. Ludwig of Bavaria built some impressive castles in Germany - such as Neushwanstein, which inspired the Disney Castle ( it's not much to look at inside ), Gardens in Munich, a replica of the Palace at Versailles out on an Island at Chimsee, and another I can't recall. As for the Czech Republic, Karlstejn Castle is beautful, in a small little town that sells really nifty stuff! There's a chapel at Karlstejn as well that's well-known in the Art History community but it has a waiting list to get into because of something to do with the room being damaged by people breathing. I wouldn't reccomend going to Prague Castle simply because it's so crowded. A lot of Asian tourists are there and a lot of different languages, rarely English, are being thrown around. In Austria, the castle in Salzburg is by far, the most beautiful I've been to. There's a back pathway you can take to the castle littered with old castle walls and gorgeous homes that look like mini-castles. From the castle itself, there's a great view of Salzburg ( a city famous for being where "The Sound of Music" was filmed ).
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No. The countries you mention have some great castles, but you are missing out on some important ones. The UK and Ireland have some great castles, same goes for Czech Republic, Poland and the Scandinavian countries. Two places that I can really recommend seeing are The Tower of London and the Alhambra in Granada, Spain.
and Romania? Trying to work out my itinary
Other - Europe - 4 Answers
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in italy there are a fantastic castles, you should will go to italy to visit the castles.....
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No, there are impressive castles in all the countries here. There are a large number of excellent castles in Denmark and the Czech Republic, for example. You might want to look up Egeskov Castle, Kronborg Castle, Frederiksborg castle, Prague Castle, Karlstejn Castle, the Castle in Cesky Krumlov, and many others.
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The castles in Bavaria ( a lower part of Germany, touching Austria and the Cezech Republic ) are beautiful, very cheap, and most of the tours can be taken in English, or there will be an English pamphlet. There's an expecially beautiful castle in Passau. Ludwig of Bavaria built some impressive castles in Germany - such as Neushwanstein, which inspired the Disney Castle ( it's not much to look at inside ), Gardens in Munich, a replica of the Palace at Versailles out on an Island at Chimsee, and another I can't recall. As for the Czech Republic, Karlstejn Castle is beautful, in a small little town that sells really nifty stuff! There's a chapel at Karlstejn as well that's well-known in the Art History community but it has a waiting list to get into because of something to do with the room being damaged by people breathing. I wouldn't reccomend going to Prague Castle simply because it's so crowded. A lot of Asian tourists are there and a lot of different languages, rarely English, are being thrown around. In Austria, the castle in Salzburg is by far, the most beautiful I've been to. There's a back pathway you can take to the castle littered with old castle walls and gorgeous homes that look like mini-castles. From the castle itself, there's a great view of Salzburg ( a city famous for being where "The Sound of Music" was filmed ).
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No. The countries you mention have some great castles, but you are missing out on some important ones. The UK and Ireland have some great castles, same goes for Czech Republic, Poland and the Scandinavian countries. Two places that I can really recommend seeing are The Tower of London and the Alhambra in Granada, Spain.
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