What do you think about Georgia(Tbilisi)?
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I don't know that much about Georgia except that the women look beautiful in pictures, the people seem to live longer than normal and Stalin was from there.  Tell me more.
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Yep i live there!!I mean here hehe!!lmao well..it rains A LOT..and its expensive...but its a great place to live whether its the boglands or the city(iv done both!)..If your talking about tourism there is a lot of historic and scenic places on offer if your into that sort of thing like the giants causeway,the cliffs of moher,the book of kells...and there is also many high quality spas and golf-courses around the country!!!   :D
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7. famous univerisities not equal good. my sis studies there, of coz it is famous, but i dont think all their programs are in tops. they r good in med and science i think. but their buildings are very nice for sure. i dunt study there so...
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:) Couldn't be better..... From a Georgia fans standpoint.
422919
Ventspils is a beautiful city, as is Riga, especially Vecriga, cobblestone streets narrow and winding throughout. I love it there, especially driving through the countryside, although it may  seem boring to some, to me it is beautiful, thinking of all the things that happend there historically.
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http://www.promotega.org/fld05026/Georgia.html\nhttp://ngeorgia.com/revolution/amrev11a.html
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It might be an interesting experience for couple of months, but i wouldn't recommend it for longer periods of time... too many issues in this country right now, and if you really just want to get some international work experience, there are places out there that you'll enjoy more.\n\nthe culture is rich, people are friendly, but most of the population is very poor, especially in the rural areas. IF you're planning to work in Tashkent, you'll be fine. The city has OK living standards with all the supermarkets, restaurants, clubs, hospitals, and other infrastructure, but rural areas are still very underdeveloped. Water can be a huge issue in some villages, toilet facilities (in rural areas it's often outside the house and boils down to a simple hole in a ground), electricity and gas shortages are a norm (again i'm talking about rural areas). \n\nI'd think twice before going there... I was born and grew up there until the certain age and still go there every year to visit, so i'm used to how things work there, but for the foreigners it can be a tough place. I had Peace Corp friends from the US who lived and worked in Tashkent and said it was OK, but the few that lived in rural areas, while appreciating the people and culture, said the conditions were pretty rough.
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I love it. Great country, lovely people. Delicious food. Monuments galore. Wild jungles, long golden beaches. Nifty trains. Monkeys all over. Cool languages and alphabets! Warm smiles when people look you in the eye. Clever businessmen. Skilled craftsmen. I wanna go back!
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good  for  them. i  hope  they  do  something  here  in  georgia   soon.
187027
I love thanksgiving.  Turkey is great.  \nIf you are talking about the country, I wanna go there, it looks like a really cool place to visit.
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Texas has the nicest people hands down.  When I visited Georgia I was rebuked for being catholic and my hosts were mad at me for admitting it (one of thier friends asked me if I was catholic, there were also amazed I was mexican and speaking english).  So I'd give Georgia the nod for least friendly.
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it's one of the best in Europe... i would go there..
267009
Um... Do you mean Savannah, Georgia - the city?
128145
Weather is pretty hot in the summer and mild in the winter. The city name is Atlanta. Its very large. Usually the housing are like manors, they are pretty nice, there are also lots of houses. Its pretty surburban in different counties. Downtown Atlanta is beutiful as well as Georgia Mall.
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don't know will this be nice to you, maybe my answer will not count since I live there but:\n\nI love it, because of:\n\ngreat sense of humor\nnice continental climate\nfascinating history\nfolk music is........ awesome\ngreen hills, and dark blue sea\nmountains covered with snow\nvalleys of Vojvodina covered with wheat\ngreen markets with fresh vegetables\nbeautiful people\nfriendly people\nproud people\njoy of life\ngreat variety of cultures and languages\nkajmak, karadjordjeva snicla\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n\neverything I know and love reminds me of the Balkans....
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Real Georgian for prez!
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Atlanta, Macon, Columbus, Athens