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One of Kim Komando's tips of the day recently was a way to stop the volume change with commercials. I must have deleted it, but I'm sure it's on her website. That's one of the more useful daily emails around, by the way. She is a great computer resource.

In terms of the language, if you don't have a personal contact who will immerse you, Rosetta Stone is your best bet. It's not cheap, though.

Is anyone else getting the 'you are not authorised to view this page' message there? Or have I just been personally banned (for reasons unknown)?

ooh, so can I. we'll have to have a comparison dinner one night!

Brunch is fine - but where the chef really shines is at dinner. It is most definitely worth the trip.

Agree on all counts. If you are using the CCC as a venue for a Sunday stroll, move over, start at the back, whatever. We saw that idiot with the double stroller too, what an inconsiderate fool. I got a little tired of those loud people throwing jello shots all over the road, also, while they dragged...

It's about 2 doors down from Cafe Degas. We had a nice impromptu lunch there in the early fall, on their porch. As I recall we had salads and shared a pizza of some sort, drank quite a bit of prosecco. The staff was friendly and we enjoyed the lunch.

It's also ok at concerts iin my Canadian home town:
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/story ... t-sex.html

Wow. Where is this place?
Aside from failing to pair wines with the courses, how was the list?

Can you post a pic? I'm having trouble imagining this thing.