I'm looking to find some wedding images that were never backed up. I backed up about 75% of the files, but one hour of the day is missing. Using DMDE I was able to see 44 files related to this wedding on the card but they are all once I have backed up. I'm hoping there is some more advanced deeper scan someone can do ??
I'm newer to tennis and am taking lessons + hitting with friends a few times a week. I live in Colorado and get plenty of adventure time throughout the year, so I usually take a week or two off in February or March to head somewhere warmer for a chill vacation.
Any recommendations for tennis camps, resorts or cruises with good tennis programs? I have a decent budget but not an super luxurious one.
So far I've looked into Newks, but I think I want to do other activities besides tennis. Lacanau in France and Total Tennis in the Catskills are interesting as well, but same problem and also wrong season.
Should I head to Mexico or something?
My first RC cruise was on Liberty, and I booked an interior cabin figuring I would bid for a balcony and be happy if I got one wherever. I got a great balcony room on Deck 8 for like $60 extra and loved it.
Now I know the balcony is crucial to my enjoyment of the cruise! So I booked "we choose your ocean view balcony" on Allure to save $700 compared to choosing my own.
I think I will ultimately be fine with whatever we get, but we are sailing with 4 other family members who chose their rooms. I purposefully didn't want to be right next to them, but it would be inconvenient if we end up clear across the ship from them.
So if I get my room assignment and it turns out I've got a dud room or I'm too far away from our companions – what happens next? Can I request a change? Bid for a different room? Pay an upgrade to choose? I'm just unsure because I'm already in the room type I want to be in.
I started taking group lessons a few months ago, and recently met a league team captain. She encouraged me to join the league and start playing 2.5 matches. In my lessons we play points in drills, but it's more like when someone scores on you, you're out and go to the back of the line. We don't spend any time at all playing full games.
One thing I do know is that while I technically understand the scoring, the real time tracking is still tough for me! The captain I met said it wasn't that big of a deal and that at 2.5 everyone is pretty chill and just there to learn and practice.
Anyway, what else do I need to know??
I just popped a tire due to debris, with just shy of 10k miles on my 2026 Limited. My tread depth is currently 6 and the tire people I've spoken with have said more or less "eh you could maybe get away with replacing one tire, but honestly you should do all 4"
If I'm going to replace all 4, I'm wondering what tires y'all would recommend? I drive a ton and am on track for like 35k miles this year and live in a snowy state. I do have a costco membership!
I just started taking lessons a few months ago at my rec center. I'm feeling some progress in my swings and overall bodily awareness on the court, but it's really just hitting practice. We don't spend basically any time on the rules of play, nuances of strategy, etiquette, tennis culture.
Can anyone here recommend a beginner friendly series on youtube or tiktok that starts from the top? There is a sea of tennis content out there and I'd love to sort through some of it!
I booked 7 nights on Allure for thanksgiving this year! I know they have pickleball courts, but I really prefer to play tennis. If I brought my rackets, would I be allowed to play mini tennis on the courts?
Some friends of mine have had a hard time vacationing with their 6 and 2 year old kids and are considering a cruise to make life easier. Their neighbors are diehard Disney adults and Disney cruise people and have insisted there's nothing better. My friend's kids like Frozen and Moana, but they're not really a dedicated Disney family so I think the adults are going to be bored and overwhelmed. I think they need a somewhat adult vacation the kids can also attend, and I just don't think a Disney cruise is going to be enjoyable for the parents even if the kids love it.
I love their kids and want them to join us on our 7 day Eastern Caribbean on Allure, but I don't have kids so I have no idea what the nuances of cruising with kids are!
Edit: I think everyone in this thread missed so far that I'm trying to help my friends plan an adult oriented vacation that the kids can also enjoy, not the other way around. My friends aren't really Disney people and I think just need to be convinced that Royal will be baseline safe, fun and convenient for their kids.
Brand new to tennis here! I just finished taking my first series of group lessons and since I want to continue, I've carved out like $500-600 to spend on tennis this summer.
I have a cheap Head Ti racquet, decent Nike tennis shoes, and already bought a ball hopper and 75 penn balls for practice. I have a couple cans of Wilson US open balls too. I don't need any new clothes and I have easy access to a free public court.
So where could I put that budget? I could keep taking weekly group lessons at around $40 each, I could get a better racquet, I could take a couple private lessons for idk maybe $100 per, or some other thing I don't even know about yet! What do you guys think? My main goal is to have fun, get some exercise and be able to somewhat hang when hitting with my more serious tennis friends. Not super interested in joining a league or playing all that competitively just yet.
I've seen this suspected in many forums and instagram comment sections, but I just wanted to confirm! I've ordered two different items from PSTR Studio. Both times a shipping label was immediately created in Las Vegas, then nothing happened for over a week. Once I reached out to PSTR studio, they said "Sorry it must be lost in transit, let's give it a few more days and if it doesn't turn up we will resend" and then the next day the shipment tracker shows some movement.
I swear their strategy is waiting to see who actually follows up on their order and who totally forgets about it
We're joining some family members for 7 nights on Allure, and they've already booked the Chef's Table so we'd like to join them! I'd love to hear anyone's experience with it from a vegan or vegetarian perspective!
I've sailed on RC before and generally enjoyed their vegan options in the WJ and main dining room.
Anyone else having major problems with Vasa billing? I was hesitant to join a big box gym as they are notorious for having sketchy billing and payment practices. I cannot make sense of the payments charged to my card vs my inscrutable account billing page on their site.
It looks like I'm being charged double late fees for a mysterious returned payment that my bank says did happen. And I'm also paying for some kind of "team training bundle" that I definitely didn't sign up for
Is this a random glitch, or are they sketchy as a rule? I'm wondering if I sort it out and remain a member or if this is just how it goes with them