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I caught somewhere that things are a total disaster over in Austria—the pitch is basically a lake... honestly, there's no guarantee they'll even play at all.
And if they do decide to go through with it, playing on a waterlogged field? I’d personally steer clear of both teams.
edit: Kyle Torres60 posted this, but his wife was actually logged into his account.🙂
edit 2: saw some news on ESPN regarding this:
http://www.espn.com/soccer/article/rain-conditions-pitch-update/779370.aspx
Game flow - DraftKings
Last season, things felt a bit more predictable during those Real Madrid games—it wasn't always just a toss-up between a 1/2 or a 2/1 outcome—but they actually knew how to handle a deficit. They’d find a way to level things out in the first half and turn the whole thing around before you could even blink.
Can anyone help me out here or at least point me in the right direction?
- My husband is wrapping up his career here in America (he’s currently on unpaid leave) after 12 straight years of service.
- He’s started a new role abroad—it's actually the same company, just their international division, so there's no direct link to his previous American employer.
- Regarding health insurance: once his employer de-registers him here in the States, can he still maintain coverage through Medicare or some other local option?
- He'll have standard health insurance where he's working abroad, obviously...
- Is it even possible to claim unemployment benefits if he isn't physically present in the US—considering he's already working in a different country?
- Our kids were covered under his plan, but now I'll need to put them under mine (since I'm on maternity leave for another 6 months)—does that happen automatically, or is there paperwork involved?
Is there anything else specific we need to take care of?
Thanks in advance for any insight.