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I'd ask this in the food and fine dining section but this would probably get a better response.
I'm in need of finding a good Korean restaurant. I'm your typical white guy who doesn't venture off that much in food wise but my girlfriend loves Korean food...it might be because she's half Korean lol. Her birthday is coming up and I try new food all the time (except sea food. that's a no go) so I'm in need of some help finding a decent restaurant.
Me and the hubs live in a 1bdr apartment and im thinking of hiring someone to help with the cleaning as I cant do it lately because i get adverse reactions to using chemicals. Im using a vinegar/tea tree oil solution right now but ive been thinking for a while maybe some help doing a deep clean would help me a lot. Im trying to go back to work but my extreme sensitivities are hindering me. TIA oh yes and im in Surrey Newton area
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Need some help with DVD technology. Parents are asking me to help them make a replicate copy of one of their karaoke discs. The original is a DVD9. I'm so out of it... lol, do they even sell DVD's any more?
From my limited research, I think a DVD9 means it's a Dual Layer disc. Is that different from DVD+R DL (Or DVD-R DL)?
And is there a preferred disc type to use for Karaoke in case there are compatibility issues for the Karaoke machine?
I also have double sided single layer DVD disc. But not sure if I can use those to copy a single side dual layer disc....
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I'd ask this in the food and fine dining section but this would probably get a better response.
I'm in need of finding a good Korean restaurant. I'm your typical white guy who doesn't venture off that much in food wise but my girlfriend loves Korean food...it might be because she's half Korean lol. Her birthday is coming up and I try new food all the time (except sea food. that's a no go) so I'm in need of some help finding a decent restaurant.
Any suggestions or places to avoid?
I enjoyed this korean restaurant. 4.5/5 on yelp, check it out
Need some help with DVD technology. Parents are asking me to help them make a replicate copy of one of their karaoke discs. The original is a DVD9. I'm so out of it... lol, do they even sell DVD's any more?
From my limited research, I think a DVD9 means it's a Dual Layer disc. Is that different from DVD+R DL (Or DVD-R DL)?
And is there a preferred disc type to use for Karaoke in case there are compatibility issues for the Karaoke machine?
I also have double sided single layer DVD disc. But not sure if I can use those to copy a single side dual layer disc....
It's been a while since I've had to rip a DVD so some of my info might be outdated now. I used to use an app called DVDFab Decrypter. It could also compress the video to fit on a DVD5 if you didn't have a DVD9. As for media types (DVD+R vs DVD-R), it generally doesn't matter but you probably want a higher quality disc if you want it readable in most players.
A double sided DVD might be a bit more of a pain to use (because you'd have to flip the disc) but if that's all you have, you might as well just use it rather than go out and buy another spindle of discs. Try DVDFab and compress it to fit on a single DVD5 if you've got more of those. Since it's not HD quality content, I double most people would notice the difference.
Sorry of this question has been beaten to death on the forums, but I'm looking for a cell phone provider that strikes a balance between "inexpensive" and "network quality that doesn't suck". Currently I have the 1GB + 500 Canada-wide minutes/$40 plan from Virgin Mobile and I'm looking to save money on my cell phone bill. I don't need any data actually, so I can skip any voice + data plans, but a healthy amount of minutes (preferably Canada-wide since one of my close friends has a 613 number) and texts allotted would be nice.
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^I'm hoping that since this is an election year, hopefully the new government and mayor coming in will put the brakes on this one before construction begins.
Who knows. Fuck this city is a frustrating one to live in.
I seriously hope they do, the new administration needs to put the brakes on the Viaduct demolition too. We need a fucking common sense revolution in this city.
what the fucking shit is going on. Homelessness issue? housing problems? Let's spend $600k+ on more bike lanes instead
Edit: additional readings and experience both agree that the chokepoints are not on the bridge, but in the front and end, 3x traffic lights in close proximinity to each other on both ends.
^^^Dress circle. For a show like Distant Worlds, dress circle is definitely the way to go. Perfect level, and perfect distant where the screen should match most people's peripheral vision. Keep in mind these are the best seats in the house, so the tickets may be a bit pricey-er . However, first couple rows of Mezz aren't too bad too as they are just behind dress circle.
Source: I used to work for Vancouver Civic Theatres (who runs QET, Orpheum, Playhouse and the Annex).