BRITAIN'S Got Talent 2009...who is ur fav?
I watch it very day including more talent.lol im addicted!! I think the 2 street dancing groups are awsum. But i want flawless to win, they are so imaginative and work great in a team. Susan Boyle or whatever her name is ain't all that really a bit snobby... people do make a lot of fuss over her but i think the others on the show could get some credit too. Who do you want to win and reason why? Cant wait for Americas got talent! ma bad... i watch it every day
Reality Television - 4 Answers
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AGT isn't as good as BGT, it;s not even popular in the US apparently...anyway, Diversity is a definite for me, they are so creative and original...the instructor is fit and I love the afro boy (he's my idol lol) susan Boyle's ok but this year...I'm just not interested in singers that much.
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flawless & diverity I like them both and would be happy if either one.
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I thought MD Dancegroup from Tuesday night should have gotten through! Grr. I think Flawless & Diversity have it made.. -S-
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Susan Boyle is over-rated. Diversity are amazing, I think they're slightly better than Flawless. SugarFree are good too (Y) But I think that Shaheen kid will win now, or maybe Shaun Smith (I think that's his name). Aidan Davies is also amazing, but I doubt he'd win, because George Sampson won last year, so it'd be too repeptitive.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
what does "NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2 Import - Great Britain" mean
what does "NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2 Import - Great Britain" mean ?
i'm trying to buy a movie from amazon.com and it says "NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2 Import - Great Britain," will the DVD still work in an american DVD player ? how will i know if my tv can handle it ?
TVs - 3 Answers
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If your DVD Player is multi region and your TV can handle PAL format (america uses NTSC) then yes otherwise no.
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USA/Canada/Mexico use the NTSC system. Its images are 4:3 and 720x486. It has a frame rate of 29.97 frames per second. EU/Most other places in the world use the PAL system. Its images are 5:4 and 720x576. It has a frame rate of 25 frames per second. The two systems are incompatible. Devices in the US won't play back content (like DVDs) designed for EU (British) equipment. You would need to buy a multi-format DVD player (not cheap). Reg.2 means Region 2 (Britain). North America is Region 1. So again North American devices won't read the disc. You again need a multi-region player (not cheap). And even if you do have a mutli-region DVD player, its going to playback the format it gets. So it will spit out PAL. Which means you need a multi-format TV or a PAL to NTSC converter box (not super expensive, but another added cost). Multi-region electronics are specialty and expensive. If you just bought a normal TV for a good/average price and same w/ the DVD player, they won't be multi-region. Some DVD players can be hacked to become multi-region (google around for your model #). But that can't be done for the TV. So then you'd need to find a PAL capable TV or buy a converter box (an example, http://sewelldirect.com/mayflash-pal-to-ntsc-converter.asp ) DVD drives in computers can sometimes handle it though. But the catch is that quite often the computer will only allow you switch regions so many times before it locks the computer. So right now your computer is region 1. You buy the disc and play it and you've changed to region 2. Next time you use a north american disc you switch it to region 1 again. Voila, you've already burned like 2 of your 5 changes. So not too helpful. You could try that and see if the computer will do it for you. You could then along the way use some software to "rip" (extract) the contents and make a digital file. Then you could play that out to your TV using a media streamer (like stick it on an Xbox 360 or PS3). A lot more complication and work though.
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I have noooo idea!
i'm trying to buy a movie from amazon.com and it says "NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2 Import - Great Britain," will the DVD still work in an american DVD player ? how will i know if my tv can handle it ?
TVs - 3 Answers
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1 :
If your DVD Player is multi region and your TV can handle PAL format (america uses NTSC) then yes otherwise no.
2 :
USA/Canada/Mexico use the NTSC system. Its images are 4:3 and 720x486. It has a frame rate of 29.97 frames per second. EU/Most other places in the world use the PAL system. Its images are 5:4 and 720x576. It has a frame rate of 25 frames per second. The two systems are incompatible. Devices in the US won't play back content (like DVDs) designed for EU (British) equipment. You would need to buy a multi-format DVD player (not cheap). Reg.2 means Region 2 (Britain). North America is Region 1. So again North American devices won't read the disc. You again need a multi-region player (not cheap). And even if you do have a mutli-region DVD player, its going to playback the format it gets. So it will spit out PAL. Which means you need a multi-format TV or a PAL to NTSC converter box (not super expensive, but another added cost). Multi-region electronics are specialty and expensive. If you just bought a normal TV for a good/average price and same w/ the DVD player, they won't be multi-region. Some DVD players can be hacked to become multi-region (google around for your model #). But that can't be done for the TV. So then you'd need to find a PAL capable TV or buy a converter box (an example, http://sewelldirect.com/mayflash-pal-to-ntsc-converter.asp ) DVD drives in computers can sometimes handle it though. But the catch is that quite often the computer will only allow you switch regions so many times before it locks the computer. So right now your computer is region 1. You buy the disc and play it and you've changed to region 2. Next time you use a north american disc you switch it to region 1 again. Voila, you've already burned like 2 of your 5 changes. So not too helpful. You could try that and see if the computer will do it for you. You could then along the way use some software to "rip" (extract) the contents and make a digital file. Then you could play that out to your TV using a media streamer (like stick it on an Xbox 360 or PS3). A lot more complication and work though.
3 :
I have noooo idea!
Thursday, October 1, 2009
DOMICILE:How can a person living in Spain acquire for a Court in Great Britain legally-binding proof that a
DOMICILE:How can a person living in Spain acquire for a Court in Great Britain legally-binding proof that a?
member of his/her family was permanently and habitually resident in another country, (Domicile of Choice,) having settled there in his youth, worked, bought property and never moved from there except for brief visits away? Thankyou.
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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If a British citizen remains in Spain for a period of more than 90 days then they are obliged to apply for 'Residencia' - so the family member should have a Residencia Certificate. Likewise they should also have an NIE Number, a Social Security Number, and a Healthcare number - things that they should Not have in the UK if they have never worked or lived there permanently
member of his/her family was permanently and habitually resident in another country, (Domicile of Choice,) having settled there in his youth, worked, bought property and never moved from there except for brief visits away? Thankyou.
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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If a British citizen remains in Spain for a period of more than 90 days then they are obliged to apply for 'Residencia' - so the family member should have a Residencia Certificate. Likewise they should also have an NIE Number, a Social Security Number, and a Healthcare number - things that they should Not have in the UK if they have never worked or lived there permanently
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