Will my degree from America in law enforcement work in Germany?
I am American and my wife is German. We are currently living in America but look to be moving to Germany soon. Will my degree here be enough to land me a job in law enforcement there or am I out of luck?
Law Enforcement & Police - 1 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Yes it could land you are Job if they need for a special task someone with your knowledge and experience. There also many private security Jobs or customs operations, police international Investigations , there always looking for people with another language or cultural experience.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Can a TV I bought in Germany work in the US
Can a TV I bought in Germany work in the US?
I was living in Germany for the last 4 years, and am now moving back to the US. I have a 42" plasma and an 32" LCD TV that were bought in Germany. Can I just use a plug adapter and use them in the US, or are they pretty much useless if I bring them over?
TVs - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Well, while they do make adapters for the power cord, the problem is that the TV broadcast system in Germany is called PAL and it's different from the system used in the USA, which is called NTSC or ATSC. They do make adapters to play an NTSC signal on a PAL TV set, but I've heard that they don't really work very well, sorry. Good luck, and the links below are to webpages about PAL vs NTSC signals, and to a company that sells NTSC to PAL adapters...
2 :
Check the TV specs online. See if they support 60Hz signals at all. A lot of modern HDTVs actually do. Or check to see what resolutions they list as supported. If they support 720x480 (sometimes just called 480i) and 720x576 (576i) then they will handle working in North America. The HD resolutions don't matter becasue they are the same in both Europe and North America. Its only making sure the TV can tolerate the North American SD content and frame rates that matters. But you will want to definitely rock an HDMI connection in the US when feeding the TVs a signal. Some of the other connection types might not play as nice with doing an NTSC signal (for what is a PAL TV). But HDMI can handle all the flavors that your TV can handle. Otherwise you need a converter box. And to get one that you can feel confident would work, you will want a high end one. Those will run you $250-$400 possibly. So maybe still useful for the Plasma, but maybe not so handy for the 32" LCD (considering you can get a brand new 32" LCD from Amazon.com for $399 - the Panasonic TC-L32C12). Here's a couple of converters to give you an idea, http://www.converters.tv/products/ntsc_to_hdtv/443.html - Component Inputs http://www.converters.tv/products/ntsc_to_hdtv/610.html - Composite Inputs http://www.converters.tv/products/hdtv_to_hdtv/611.html - another Component Input option
I was living in Germany for the last 4 years, and am now moving back to the US. I have a 42" plasma and an 32" LCD TV that were bought in Germany. Can I just use a plug adapter and use them in the US, or are they pretty much useless if I bring them over?
TVs - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Well, while they do make adapters for the power cord, the problem is that the TV broadcast system in Germany is called PAL and it's different from the system used in the USA, which is called NTSC or ATSC. They do make adapters to play an NTSC signal on a PAL TV set, but I've heard that they don't really work very well, sorry. Good luck, and the links below are to webpages about PAL vs NTSC signals, and to a company that sells NTSC to PAL adapters...
2 :
Check the TV specs online. See if they support 60Hz signals at all. A lot of modern HDTVs actually do. Or check to see what resolutions they list as supported. If they support 720x480 (sometimes just called 480i) and 720x576 (576i) then they will handle working in North America. The HD resolutions don't matter becasue they are the same in both Europe and North America. Its only making sure the TV can tolerate the North American SD content and frame rates that matters. But you will want to definitely rock an HDMI connection in the US when feeding the TVs a signal. Some of the other connection types might not play as nice with doing an NTSC signal (for what is a PAL TV). But HDMI can handle all the flavors that your TV can handle. Otherwise you need a converter box. And to get one that you can feel confident would work, you will want a high end one. Those will run you $250-$400 possibly. So maybe still useful for the Plasma, but maybe not so handy for the 32" LCD (considering you can get a brand new 32" LCD from Amazon.com for $399 - the Panasonic TC-L32C12). Here's a couple of converters to give you an idea, http://www.converters.tv/products/ntsc_to_hdtv/443.html - Component Inputs http://www.converters.tv/products/ntsc_to_hdtv/610.html - Composite Inputs http://www.converters.tv/products/hdtv_to_hdtv/611.html - another Component Input option
Monday, December 7, 2009
Can a Rumanian citizen work in Germany
Can a Rumanian citizen work in Germany?
I am a Romanian and I have been working in Spain for some years now.But due to the high unemployment in this country I would like to move to Germany or Belgium. Do I have the right to work in any of these 2 countries? I understand there is a clause that allows Germany and other countires to deny us to work there.Is that true?Thank you all in advance.
Immigration - 3 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
No
2 :
yes, just stay away from romanian women, i hear they have hairy armpits and never shave their legs. you are probably better off with a german girl, they are a damn sight cleverer too.
3 :
things are no better in those countries
I am a Romanian and I have been working in Spain for some years now.But due to the high unemployment in this country I would like to move to Germany or Belgium. Do I have the right to work in any of these 2 countries? I understand there is a clause that allows Germany and other countires to deny us to work there.Is that true?Thank you all in advance.
Immigration - 3 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
No
2 :
yes, just stay away from romanian women, i hear they have hairy armpits and never shave their legs. you are probably better off with a german girl, they are a damn sight cleverer too.
3 :
things are no better in those countries
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
what is the voltage of electrical net work in Germany
what is the voltage of electrical net work in Germany?
im travelling to germany and i dont know will i need an adaptor for charging mobile?
Other - Electronics - 1 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
220v They use the two round pins so you need a physical adaptor. You shouldn't need a transformer for a mobile because phone power supplies all support 110 to 240V
im travelling to germany and i dont know will i need an adaptor for charging mobile?
Other - Electronics - 1 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
220v They use the two round pins so you need a physical adaptor. You shouldn't need a transformer for a mobile because phone power supplies all support 110 to 240V
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)