I do think that some kind of micro-apartments make sense for Vancouver, as long as the density problems can be solved.
BOTW was my first Zelda game. I hated the item degradation, but everything else about the game was so good that I eventually got over that
Vancouver has a reputation of "no fun city", so why should it be any different here? /s
The yellow Kawasaki ZZR 250 from Kill Bill.
From the image it does look like a 15-pin vga cable, which would have been an uncommon thing to require gender bending. It was a lot more common for DB9 and DB15 serial ports.
I probably still have boxes of such things somewhere. Yeah, back in the 1990's we had all kinds of not-politically-correct nicknames for various cables and adapters.
Unions are necessary to balance out greedy/corrupt employers, and scabs are necessary to balance out greedy/corrupt unions.
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Can somebody explain White Rock business failures?
As predictable as the tide's ebb and flow is new White Rock restaurants opening and failed White Rock restaurants closing. I understand the obvious reasons why some businesses fail: too much competition, high rent, lack of customers during winter or bad weather, razor-thin margins.
But there's a couple White Rock businesses that seem to be stillborn and I'm curious why:
- Seed and Stone (a weed shop on west beach) had their sign on a store for months and months, but it never opened. The sign recently disappeared.
- Chef Tian's (east beach) has had a big sign on the the building for a year, but has never opened.
I'm presuming that both businesses spent money on a lease and spent money putting up signs, so I'm curious what prevented them from opening.