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Browning's serves traditional and current TexMex combos and appetizers, lots of great Tacos, weekend brunches, special Margaritas, cold beer, the best chips and salsas around, plus huge cheeseburgers and other American selections. With our Browning's Express drive thru window you can order anything to go - just call ahead for quicker service.
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Garcia vs. Zab Who do you like?
Garcia vs. Zab Who do you like?
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The first fight I am looking forward to is Zab and Garcia. I liked how Judah rebounded by beating Vernon Paris (and what the hell happen to Paris?) by knock out no less. I am going to go with my heart and Judah for the win. He has to convincingly beat Garcia in order to win on the cards. The fight is in Brooklyn and I know it will be mad energy. Garcia has to be aggressive and push Judah around. I am pumped for this fight I honestly hope it will live up to its building. Judah seems focused and Danny seems to be all in. Plus his father has put coal on the fire let's hope that this fight sets the tone for boxing the rest of the year. I like Judah by a late knock out! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/clapping.gif)
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i see it's today the birthday of a PDDer
drug tit0
so happy birthday to u
(dunno if he is still posting...though)
2/09/07 Zabiela @ Pacha..... -confirmed-
erik + andy + marie = united in nerdyness <3
ps :wick sucks dicks !
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i see it's today the birthday of a PDDer
drug tit0
so happy birthday to u
(dunno if he is still posting...though)
the dudes a ghost. i see him in PDD every once in a while.
i know the whole movie mashup thing is stale but i thought this new one of Anchorman/300 was funny.
the most important news you will read...ever.
quote:Mystery cat takes regular bus to the shops
12th April 2007
Bus drivers have nicknamed a white cat Macavity after it has started using the No 331 several mornings a week.
The feline, which has a purple collar, gets onto the busy Walsall to Wolverhampton bus at the same stop most mornings - he then jumps off at the next stop 400m down the road, near a fish and chip shop.
The cat was nicknamed Macavity after the mystery cat in T.S Elliot's poem. He gets on the bus in front of a row of 1950s semi-detached houses and jumps off at a row of shops down the road which include a fish and chip shop.
Driver Bill Khunkhun, 49, who first saw the cat jumping from the bus in January, said: "It is really odd, the first time I saw the cat jumping off the bus with a group of passengers. I hadn't seen it get on which was a bit confusing.
"The next day I pulled up on Churchill Road to let a couple of passengers on. As soon as I opened the doors the cat ran towards the bus, jumped on and ran under one of the seats, I don't think any of the passengers noticed.
"Because I had seen it jump off the day before I carried on driving and sure enough when I stopped just down the road he jumped off - I don't know why he would catch the bus but he seems to like it. I told some of the other drivers on this route and they have seen him too."
Since January, when the cat first caught the bus he has done it two or three times a week and always gets on and off at the same stops.
Passenger, Paul Brennan, 19, who catches the 331 to work, said: "I first noticed the cat a few weeks ago. At first I thought it had been accompanied by its owner but after the first stop it became quite clear he was on his own.
"He sat at the front of the bus, waited patiently for the next stop and then got off. It was was quite strange at first but now it just seems normal. I suppose he is the perfect passenger really - he sits quietly, minds his own business and then gets off."
Cat news is serious business.
And when I look at my old cat that doesn't do anything all day... he's such a failure
2014 mix: Machine Zen (Techno)
i'm pro-cat. but the one i have right now is a PITA.
she's 9 months old and she contantly wants me to mount her. i tell her every time nope, not gonna do it, sorry. she's stubborn.
Just mixed another set if you guys are interested:
Shaolin_Z - April 2007 Progressive Tech House Session
01. Orbital - Halcyon (On & On) [1993]
02. Jaytech - Manipulator [2006]
03. Trisco - Podium [2007]
04. Inkfish - Prescreen [2007]
05. 16 Bit Lolitas - Destiny [2006]
06. Oliver Moldan - Five Five Zero [2007]
07. Mika Kuisma - One Morning By The Riverside [2007]
08. Be Fly - This Dream (Austin Leeds Remix) [2007]
09. Silicone Soul - Margin For Madness [2006]
10. Terranova & Austin Leeds - Only You (Electro Mix) [2006]
11. Silicone Soul - The Pact [2006]
12. Eelke Klejin - 8 Bit Era [2007]
13. Peter Martin - Simply Blue [2005]
Style: Tech House, Progressive House, House, Electro
Running Time: 1:07:55
Bitrate: VBR V0 (Encoded with lame)
Download Link: Shaolin_Z - April 2007 Progressive Tech House Session
"The Greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge." -Stephen Hawking
"First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out� because I was not a communist;
Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out� because I was not a socialist;
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out� because I was not a trade unionist;
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out� because I was not a Jew;
Then they came for me� and there was no one left to speak out for me." -Martin Niem�ller
I <3 BusCat!!!
I have a cat here that jumps in the window when I'm smoking weed or playing records. It just invites itself in (no screens in Holland, apparently) and wanders around. It chills out for a bit and then lets itself out.
Thanks for the set, Shaolin, d/l'ing now.
One of these days I'll have to record something better than the last set I had posted (house party before moving overseas...pretty drunk lol).
No worries, yeah, I'm looking forward to your set, especially if it's house .
Well, whatever I record, it'll be some solid techno (but I might throw in some more tech-housey tracks for shits n giggles).
I like house as much as the next guy, but I enjoy techno more
I haven't heard much techno so that's sounds interesting too .
"ps :wick sucks dicks !"
@ Marie: What in the world is wick ?
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Arizona Diamondbacks center fielder Chris Young got off to a good start this season.
Wait. Not a good start. A great start. In his first 11 games, Young batted .410 with five home runs. He was on a pace to obliterate not only his own personal bests, but also Babe Ruth's and Barry Bonds's.
Alas, in his 11th game Young slammed into a wall, hurt his shoulder, and hasn't played since.
In Young's absence, the Diamondbacks have won 10 games and lost 18 games. Since it's really hard to acquire a player as good as Chris Young in May (or June, or July), management must be thrilled with this news:
The Diamondbacks reinstated outfielder Chris Young Friday afternoon from the 15-day disabled list, and he is expected to join the team in Kansas City for tonight's game.
Also, the team optioned outfielder A.J. Pollock to Triple-A Reno.
Pollock's still a prospect, but didn't fare well during his stint with the big club. Gerardo Parra took over in center field while Young was out, and will resume his place -- once the Diamondbacks get through this round of interleague action -- as the club's fourth outfielder.
And Chris Young will resume his pursuit of Barry Bonds.


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54 Below Announces December Lineup: Patti LuPone, Laura Osnes, Adam Pascal, Telly Leung and More Will Perform
By Michael Gioia
New Manhattan nightspot 54 Below, which features a starry lineup of Broadway favorites, has announced its schedule for December. Tony winner Patti LuPone, Tony nominees Laura Osnes and Adam Pascal, "Glee" star Telly Leung, Drama Desk nominee Karen Mason and more will offer concerts at the intimate venue.
As previously announced, Tony winner LuPone will ring in the New Year at 54 Below with her nightclub act Far Away Places (Dec. 31 at 7 PM and 11 PM).
54 Below is located at 254 West 54th Street. For more information, visit 54Below.com.
The December lineup follows:
The Green Room
Laura Osnes
Charles Castronovo
Barbara Carroll
Telly Leung
Adam Pascal
Keep the Home Fires Burning featuring the cast of Rebecca
Darius De Haas
Martha Reeves
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
Tom Wopat
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David Pomeranz
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Simply Barbra: A Very Brooklyn Christmas
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NEWBURYPORT — The Parker River National Wildlife Refuge is offering the following free programs. Space may be limited, and advance registration is required for all programs, unless otherwise indicated. Call 978-465-5753 to register. Registration is not complete until you receive confirmation from a staff member. Note that outdoor programs may be canceled if there is inclement weather. Visit us on the Web for more information at http://parkerriver.fws.gov or call refuge headquarters. The refuge visitor center is at 6 Plum Island Turnpike.
"Behind the Scenes" Refuge Tour
Held on the following days: Saturdays – July 13, 20, 27 at 9:30 a.m.; and Sundays – July 14, 21, 28 at 1 p.m. Tours last approximately 2 hours.
Join a refuge ranger for a behind the scenes tour of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Tour will be conducted via refuge van, with several brief "drive by" stops along the way. The tour will present an "up close and personal" look at the refuge through the multiple lenses of the cultural history of Plum Island and the Great Marsh, native wildlife and their habitats, and the role of refuge management in the conservation of these precious natural resources. Participants may be driven along areas on the refuge otherwise closed to the public. This guided two hour program is most appropriate for older teens and adults. Binoculars and/or a camera are recommended, but not required. Meet the ranger in the lobby of the Headquarters visitor center. Each session is limited to 10 participants; no more than 4 individuals per sign-up. Again, this is a vehicle-based tour, with limited stops on the Refuge.
Tide Pool Discoveries
Monday, July 15, at 10 a.m.; Wednesday, July 17, at 11:30 a.m.; Friday, July 19, at 1:30 p.m.; Monday, July 29, at 10 a.m.; Wednesday, July 31, at noon.
For generations children have enjoyed exploring tide pools and discovering the fascinating plants and animals that live in this realm between the tides. A refuge ranger will guide this hands-on program. Appropriate for children age 5-10. Each session is limited to 15 children. Each session is 90 minutes long, allowing time for travel to and from the beach. Meet the ranger at the visitor contact station at lot 1. Note: Parent/guardian must remain with his/her child for the entire duration of this program. Preregistration is required for this program.


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Ponies used to lead horses on the track have been dressed up to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure also (Photos courtesy of Eclipse Sportswire).
Horse racing has always been a sport synonymous with Saturdays.
The vast majority of the sport's major stakes are contested on Saturday, including its gems, the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Belmont Stakes and the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Sundays have usually been the second-best option for a quality day of racing, but in recent times Fridays have carved out a small but colorful foothold in the landscape.
The Kentucky Oaks, on the day before the Kentucky Derby, has been a Friday fixture for racing fans in Bluegrass country for decades, but now there's also a second day of Breeders' Cup races that begin the two-day slate on a Friday.
Saratoga and Keeneland also open their popular meets on a Friday.
Pimlico, too, has done its best to make Fridays popular in racing circles for being something other than the mundane day before Saturday.
This year, on Preakness eve, Pimlico put together an outstanding card of racing that would eclipse most track's Saturday fare.
The 13-race card was themed Black-Eyed Susan day and served to heighten awareness for breast cancer research by benefitting the Susan G. Komen for the Cure fund as the traditional Preakness colors of yellow and black gave way to pink.
The day's events featured an infield concert with the Goo Goo Dolls, a flyover, and appearances by the Red Bull Air Force Paramotor team and the Budweiser Clydesdales.
There was also a jockey challenge, featuring four male and four female riders, and a Lady Legends race for former riders like Barbara Jo Rubin, P.J. Cooksey and Zoe Cadman, who is a now an HRTV analyst.
The stakes package was highlighted by the $500,000 Black-Eyed Susan, which was headed by Grade 1 winner Emollient and Fiftyshadesofhay, and also included the $300,000 Pimlico Special with Eighttofasttocatch and the 8-year-old Richard's Kid.
There were five other stakes on an outstanding card of racing, all of which served as a perfect lead-in to the excitement of Saturday's main event at the Old Hilltop.
With Pimlico and Churchill Downs both packaging two days of Triple Crown fun, perhaps Belmont Park will take note and join in one day by beefing up its Belmont Stakes eve program. Belmont will offer two stakes on the day before this year's "Test of the Champion," but there's much more that can be done to bring people out to the races on a day more commonly associated with events like high school football.
For proof, just take a look at all of the fun that took place at Pimlico, not just on Preakness Day but the day before it as well – on a Friday.


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Dr. Satish Rao is an expert on fructose and its effect on our bodies.
"Part of the reason it's more common now than before is we are now taking more fructose products than we ever did."
Dietary Fructose Intorerance is a relatively new diagnosis in the field of food sciences.
If you are an IBS patient and you just can't get a handle on your symptoms, you may need to be tested. As you'll see, the condition is so new, and so specific, that your doctor may not even know about it.
It is tonight's News Channel 6 Extra.
Lauren Bairas is one of Dr. Rao's patients.
"I had no idea how sick I was. I did not realize you were not supposed to have vertigo all day every day."
Lauren is talking about her dramatic improvement when Dr.Rao diagnosed her with Dietary Fructose Intolerance. She lives in Las Vegas, so we talked with her via Skype. Lauren had a feeding tube because it seemed like everything she ate made her sick.
Paula Mitchell is a research scientist from Alabama who ended up here in Augusta when doctors at Birmingham's Kirkland Clinic gave up.
"They had done all the tests and basically said, 'Everything's normal, we have to cut you loose."
But everything wasn't normal. The symptoms she'd experienced for years had begun to impact her quality of life.
"Bloating, disention, cramping, that sort of thing... constant."
Her physician shared research that led her to Dr. Rao, head of the Gastroenterology/Hepatology Department at Georgia Health Sciences University.
"I think the number of fructose cases being diagnosed now is less than 10%. Our diets have become enriched with fructose but our absorptive capacity is still limited."
About 2/3 of the fructose Americans consume comes from fruit drinks and carbonated beverages, but as HFCS has become a common ingredient in so many foods, you may have increased your intake of fructose, evn if you don't drink sodas. Hot dog relish has HFCS, salad dressings, chocolate syrup. HFCS is the top ingredient in pancake syrup... HFCS is even in hot dog buns.
The problem for DFI patients is that the body can't absorb fructose, can't break it down... and according to Rao that causes painful physical symptoms.
"Gas, bloating, pain, diarrhea, or IBS, as it's often called."
Right now, there's just one way to treat DFI: removing fructose from the diet. No dobut, that's a challenge for Paula.
"It's just gonna involve a major dietary and lifestyle change."
Which means avoiding all of this stuff- anything with HFCS- but it's much more complicated that that. Imagine not being able to eat what you always considered healthy foods: fruits, like these apples and pineapples, most vegetables, including these carrots, onions- all off limits.
At first, shopping for food was devastating for Lauren.
"I would go to the grocery store at 4:00 in the morning just so people wouldn't see me cry. At first it was tricky. Once I got the hang of it though, my life has been immensely, immensly better."
So much better that she made this artwork for Dr. Rao: the digestive tract, with a heart in the place where her feeding tube used to be.
"Many gastroenterologists don't know about it," Rao says, "let alone general internists, let alone family physicians, and certainly I can't expect the lay public to know about it."
Rao says they key is recognition of the problem and diagnostic testing.
For Paula, the week spent in specialized testing at GHSU made all the difference.
"That's what they're able to do here that they're not able to do at a lot of places. It was a very simple test, you just sit there and breathe into a bag every 30 minutes."
Dr. Rao says it's important to get the word out.
"There is just a dearth of information, people don't know about the existence of this problem, so the number of patients diagnosed in the next decade will go ten fold, easily."
Paula says she's optimistic about her diagnosis.
"I'm happy to have a diagnosis and know that there's something I can do about it."
These are the two books I use as guidelines for following a fructose-free lifestyle. Everyone is different, though, and you have to test foods to see how you react. There are discrepancies in books (and lists from different websides) which is a bit frustrating, too!
"Fructose Malabsorption: The Survival Guide," by Debra & Bob Ledford
"Living With Dietary Fructose Intolerance," by Judy Smith
Dr. Rao and his colleagues stumbled on the fructose connection through a study with diabetes and bacterial overgrowth. They ended up applying a test for diabetics to a group of IBS patients.
The small intestine is unable to break down sugars, so they progress to the large intestine which has to work to break it down into short-chain fatty acids, carbon dioxide and hydrogen which are not absorbed by the intestine. This combination creates bloating, pain, diarrhea or constipation, gas. The problem goes beyond this because other nutrients are often lost including calcium and iron and can lead to diseases like anemia and osteoporosis.
After a year of following his test group, about 60 % were compliant with the diet, 40% were not.
"And they were still suffering with the symptoms, and they knew! It's interesting, but one of the messages that came through that study for us is that it is hard to change people's eating habits."
The most effection treatment today is the Exclusion Diet, but Dr. Rao is working with other researchers to come up with an enzyme for patients to take,from a naturally occuring amino acid.
"In our preliminary studies, when given before intake of fructose, it substantially decreases or eliminates the symptoms."
Fructose malabsorption has been linked to:
•Mood disturbances
•Sugar cravings
Following a fructose free diet means the following foods will need to be avoided:
•Fruit and fruit juices
•Meat products cured in sugar or breaded
•Maple syrup
•Corn syrup & HFCS
•Table sugar (beet and cane)
•Confectioner's sugar
•Many vegetables
•Most breads
•Most cereals
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Sorry, but that's not in my bid." What contractor doesn't
cringe upon hearing those words from a sub?
Picture yourself driving to the site to meet your new plumbing
contractor, who's due to start the underground rough-in for the
spec home you're building. You pull up to the site, and he and
his helpers are leaning against their truck (which is
overflowing with PVC) looking annoyed.
"You told me the site was ready," the plumber says. "The
excavator hasn't dug the trenches for my piping."
"That wasn't in his bid," you reply.
"Well, it's not in mine, either. Call me when you have the
trenches dug," he says as the plumbers pile into the truck to
head for another job. You stand there wondering how you're
going to pay for the excavation work that you thought you'd
already "bought" from the plumber and, more important, how
quickly you can get the trenches dug so your schedule doesn't
go down the drain.
Or perhaps it happens the other way round. As you arrive at
the site to meet the plumber, you notice a rented backhoe and
trailer hitched to his truck. His crew is walking along the
fresh trenches that the foundation sub dug the day before,
wondering if they're in the right location. It seems you forgot
to tell him that the foundation sub would be digging and
backfilling the plumbing trenches.
A detailed scope-of-work for each trade can prevent such
situations, sparing you and your subs all that aggravation.
With the use of a computer and word-processing software,
developing work scopes can be painless, as much of the
information can be boilerplate that gets used repeatedly for
every trade.
A scope-of-work document contains a detailed description of
all the work to be handled by a particular subcontractor on a
job. For example, it might include the following:
Provide all labor, material, and equipment to
lay out, excavate, and backfill all trenches as
required for underground piping work. Include sand
bedding and 4-in. sand cover on all plastic piping.
All trenches are to be compacted in 8-in. lifts
during backfilling operations.
Be sure to specify whether sub A is to supply labor and
material or just labor. If material is being supplied by
others, specify sub A's responsibility for the material, if
any. For example:
Provide all labor to install door hardware
(furnished by others), including all latchsets,
hinges, wall stops, and kick plates. Upon delivery
of material to the site, this subcontractor shall
inventory the material and distribute it as
required prior to installation. Once material is
inventoried, any shortages shall be reported to the
general contractor immediately, or the shipment
shall be considered complete.
Supplier copy. If a
supplier is supplying material only, he should receive a
scope-of-work as well, delineating all materials to be
included, as well as any delivery requirements. It might say
something like:
All material shall be delivered to the site
by supplier (costs of delivery to be included in
price) and unloaded and stacked by supplier's
personnel. Material will be inventoried by the
installing contractor upon delivery, and any
discrepancies shall be noted on the delivery
Just as important, the scope-of-work must contain detailed
descriptions of all work excluded by the subcontractor.
Perhaps the trenching and backfilling in the example above was
to be done by the foundation contractor. In that case, his
scope-of-work might read:
Provide painted layout for all underground
piping runs. Excavation to be completed by others.
Trench depth requirements to be reviewed with
excavator upon layout. Sand for bedding and 4-in.
cover over pipe to be placed at the side of
trenches by others, for installation by the
plumbing contractor. Backfill to grade and
compaction to be performed by foundation
This sample paragraph clearly delineates where one
contractor stops work and the other starts, to avoid
misunderstandings and work overlaps.
In addition to the work to be included and excluded, the
scope-of-work document can contain (or reference) other items
to make sure that everyone is on the same page once work
begins. Some of these items include:
* standard provisions for all subcontractors regarding working
hours, insurance requirements, cleanup, site access, billing
and payment procedures, change order policies, and so
* a reference to the document list, which will list the most
current drawings and specifications for the job, ensuring that
no one is working from an obsolete plan
* coordination procedures between subs (typically between the
framer and the mechanical subs) that outline who takes
precedence over whom with regard to duct runs, piping, and so
* a copy of the project schedule, to make sure everyone is
working with the same start and completion dates
* payment schedules, punchlist and quality control procedures,
and time frames for any warranty work that may be
Generally, much of this information stays the same from
project to project. Rather than duplicating it for each new job
(especially with subs you work with regularly), create a
separate boilerplate document that can be referenced in the
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A friend of mine just called me after spilling a drink into a powerbook and now the screen wont turn on, any ideas.
Aug 4, 2005, 11:57 PM
He shouldn't be turning it on and off. He should let it sit for a while till the liquid goes away (since i bet the liquid got into the mobo via the kb, but idk i don't own a AL). Anyway long story short, i bet he shorted the mobo.
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Drain it and use a hair dryer do not try to turn it on
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if it was just water let it dry. however, it was a drink with sugar or other stuff, the best method would be to wash the logic board with water and let it dry completely. also clean all the connection between the LCD and the logicboard. however, my guess is you didn't get much on the logic board and it more has to do with the LCD getting wet. either way, if you turned it on when it wasn't dry you probably fried it.


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3291 St. Croix Tr. S.
Afton, MN 55001
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Casual Dining
(651) 436-8883
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday: 8:00am - 11:00am, Sunday: 8:00am - 2:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm, Sunday: 2:00pm - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
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Executive Chef:
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Delivery, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, High Tea, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Offering off-site catering for groups of 10-400 guests. Please contact our event coordinator at 651-436-8883 for all of your event planning needs.
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Reserve our top level of our restaurant for groups of 20-32 guests. Minimum food and beverage required.
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CURRENT's menu is fresh, lively and healthy... along with a few items for splurging! We support locally owned, independently operated farms and businesses whenever possible. CURRENT brings to you 100% natural or free range raised products only from farms using best practices and we strive to
offer natural, organic and local produce and ingredients whenever possible. Our culinary team has a passion for scratch cooking and uses only the highest quality of fresh ingredients available. CURRENT cares about it's community and footprint and gives back a portion of proceeds to others in need in our community and around the world.
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We chose this restaurant based on
viewing its menu on line, and its location near the river. It felt more bar than restaurant with TV and wall speakers next to our table. However, the waitress was quick to accommodate our request to turn down the sound level for us. The menu offered several tasty appetizers, salads, entrees and more. The food was nicely plated in thoughtful portions. We had to wait longer than usual for our food and one of our salads was not served until main course time. Our server otherwise was friendly and attentive. Overall I say venture to Afton and support this restaurant!"
Dined on 8/24/2014
The Halibut special was delicious
and the Hanger Steak was a large portion. Love having the option of going to Swirl beforehand! The service was great and Christina is a great server!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
food was good but the staff didn't
want to be there"
Dined on 8/10/2014
This is a great restaurant and
worth the drive if you don't live near the Afton area (it's an hour drive for us)! The food was great, the service was great, and it was a big hit for everyone in our group of 10! As an added bonus, it's within walking distance to the river, so a walk by the river/docks was a nice compliment to a great meal!"
Dined on 6/15/2014
We went here for brunch on
Mother's day and the seleciont was poor, the food was cold and overpriced at $25 per plate. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
My wife and I were excited to dine
here and ended up mostly disappointed. It's a very nice historic building. The restaurant itself is very nice and warmly lit. Unfortunately, we didn't connect very well with our waitress. We were sitting near the one speaker for the whole restaurant that was turned up loud with girly pop music. Maybe want to put more than one speaker in the restaurant so three tables aren't getting all the music. Plus the explanation that its the only speaker for the restaurant does not help our dining experience. My wife's margherita flatbread was not good, had 5 pieces left and didn't take it home. I had salmon and it was fine, but risotto with it was not very tasteful."
Dined on 4/23/2014
What a nice surprise find a new
dining option in the St. Croix River Valley. We stopped in for a birthday dinner after an afternoon of outdoor activities and found it very warm and inviting. While the menu might be smaller than other destinations, there is something for everyone. We had the Norwegian roasted salmon (excellent!) and the steak (a nice treat for my husband). We shared the crème brulee for dessert -- worth saving room for."
Dined on 2/15/2014
We did not eat at the Current due
to they were an hour behind on seating guests with reservations. We arrived at 7:45pm, for our 8pm reservations, and were told they were running behind because the kitchen was serving 3 restaurants. Guest who had 7pm reservations were still waiting to be seated. We did not want to wait that long and were worried about the food quality by time we would have been served."
Dined on 2/14/2014
When we arrived we were told that
the wait would be 45 minutes to an hour despite having a reservation. We waited nearly an hour for our food once we were served and we never got our salads. When we reminded the expeditor and then our waitress about our salads, we still did not receive them for nearly 15 minutes and then we were told that they "took caesar off the menu" and that our waitress forgot. Therefore, we were given one salad instead of two well after our meals were finished. Despite implying that they support local farms, there was not one reference on the menu to the source of the food. Finally, our bill had 2 items on it that we did not order or receive."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Our family has been to Current
several times and have always had a good experience, however, on our last visit it was Valentine's Day. Luckily we had a reservation, as the place was packed. Service was especially slow. Our appetizer (crabcakes) came quickly, and were delicious, but it took over 45 minutes for our entrees (seafood pasta, salmon & a kid's sandwich meal) to come out! And no explanation was offered by our waitress. While this experience was not our best, we'll prbably go back to Current, but will definitely stay away when it's a "holiday"."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went to the restaurant on
Valentine's Day and we all (4 of us) raved about the meals and their presentation. The appetizer (spicy chicken drops) was amazing as was our dessert (vanilla bean creme brulee). Look forward to returning!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went to Current for the first
time Friday Night (1/24/14). The restaurant is quaint with some beautiful creativity in the ambience. The noise level was high and the restaurant was not full. Perhaps that is why I got a Chardonnay instead of a Cabernet? However after drinking the Chardonnay and asking for another, I got a Cabernet added to my white wine. Our family could not hear each other at our table. The edamame was excellent! The Norwegian Salmon Entree was fabulous! My husband enjoyed the flatbread but the winner winner chicken dinner was not a winner."
Dined on 1/24/2014
We were pleasantly surprised.
Excellent food and ambience. My only complaint concerns the waiter we had. I had ordered 2 martinis with dinner and he took it upon himself to bring me a third even though I neither ordered it nor wanted it. I thought maybe it was a mistake at the bar and he was being nice so as not to waste it. However it did show up on our bill. I was not very happy and should have said something but we had had such a nice evening otherwise I let it slide. Watch out for the waiter with the ponytail. He's sneaky."
Dined on 1/24/2014
I recently got a gift card from my
work and my dad and me decided to go for new years eve. The atmosphere was different, their was very dimmed lighting, were weren't sure what to order than seen steaks on the menu. We had a couple of appetizers first and were blown away at the quality of the food, even though it was expensive."
Dined on 12/31/2013
This was our first time dining at
the Current and we thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Service and food was great and the ambiance is nice; it's a come as you are place with great decor. We were seated at a high top near the fireplace which was perfect on a nice when the snow was falling. Chicken drop app was amazing and I would have licked the plate clean if my wife would have let me. All four of us had amazing main courses as well. All in all I give this place 5 stars and I will definitely make the drive from Hastings again. To top off a great meal, I was also pleased to see a "Veteran Owned Business" sticker in the window because we like supporting vet owned business."
Dined on 12/22/2013
Weeks in advance, I made
reservations for lunch after my wedding. I made note of the occasion in my Open Table reservation and also when I spoke to them by phone. When the wedding party of ten arrived for our 1:15 PM reservation, the restaurant was quite empty and there was no hostess at the station. Instead, she was still putting our tables together. At no time did she stop and come up to us to let us know that she was still arranging the tables; just asked a server if we were the party. Our server was kind enough to replace a dish that one of the youngsters didn't like. Kudos for that. We asked for a bottle of champagne but were not given a choice, just brought a SCREW CAP bottle to the table in an ice bucket and left to pour ourselves."
Dined on 12/7/2013
Current looks to be an extension
of the old Afton House restaurant. However Current is more modern in both the atmosphere and food. I love the fact that the food is locally grown and high quality organic. I could definitely tell that it wasn't your regular "processed" restaurant food. We were there for the Thanksgiving brunch and it seemed to have a Norwegian theme with Lefsa, Smoked Salmon, Whole Cranberries, plus great meat, salad and fruit choices. I think it's a good value for the money. Love the atmosphere as it's small and has a homey feel with the fireplace, dark wood, big open bar area and nice windows. Outside patio overlooks the marina (from ground level). This is such a cute quaint town that it's a nice experience."
Dined on 11/28/2013
Our only complaint is that it gets
a little noisy but the excellent food compensates for it"
Dined on 9/29/2013
My fiance' and I are always
impressed when we visit Currant! We still vote it best burger iin the valley. We had a very romantic table indoors looking out over a little fire burning on the patio. We chose 4 different small plates, all of which were wonderful. All iin all, we live Currant!"
Dined on 9/13/2013
I called ahead of time and
specifically asked if the restaurant was on the river. I was told if I sit on the patio I would see the marina and then the river beyond it. I reiterated "so it has a river view?" and said if it didn't, I would come on another night. That night I needed a river view. The answer was yes, it has a river view. I asked how it compared to the view from the Freight House in Stillwater and was told it was very similar. When I arrived I discovered the patio did NOT have a river view. Needless to say, I was a very dissatisfied customer. We had driven 45 minutes through rush hour traffic to enjoy a dinner with a view of the river. We left without dining."
Dined on 8/9/2013
I have been to The Current twice
before and loved the food, sadly this visit my meal was not cooked and I had to send it back. The decor, service and menu selection are great! I would be hesitate to return."
Dined on 6/13/2013
We went there for the Mother's Day
brunch. The service was terrible. The staff was very slow. After being seated we waited a long time before even getting water. Even longer to get a drink order placed. The buffet was mediocre at best. Many items were almost empty and cold. We had to wait for plates. This was at 2:00pm. The buffet went until 5:00, so there was no reason for a lack of food. I will not be returning."
Dined on 5/12/2013
The food was what would be
expected for a brunch menu. Nothing spectacular but also nothing terrrible. The wait staff did a good job of attending to us and to the buffet. I think a big part of the allure is the history of the building. Only disappointment was that with a $25 brunch buffet, we had to buy our mimosa's for an additional $5 each. Would have expected at least one mimosa per adult included in the price."
Dined on 5/12/2013
Mothers Day Brunch was excellent.
The service staff was courteous and prompt. Overall great expierence."
Dined on 5/12/2013
Our third time at the Current,
always yummy food and good service. Thank you!"
Dined on 5/5/2013
We went the Current for "Date
Night" and had a fabulous meal. Our server was attentive and helpful. We will definitely go back."
Dined on 4/2/2013
Fantastic Food. Server was very
knowledgeable. It seemed to take a long time for food to come out considering how slow it was. But, it was worth the wait. Chicken Drops are PHENOMENAL!"
Dined on 3/28/2013
Very pleased to find quite
excellent food in this area. We had the chicken with polenta and the salmon with couscous. We thought it was simply and beautifully prepared - not overdone in any way. Simple, diverse menu. Focus on local and fresh. Loud, small and uncomfortable - not a place for a quiet evening, but really excellent food."
Dined on 3/22/2013
Beautifully restored space within
a stone's throw of the St. Croix River in beautiful Afton, MN. Amazing healthy organic food, quick and friendly service. a fine gathering place."
Dined on 2/24/2013
My husband and I went to the
Current the day after Valentine's Day and had the Prime Rib. We both agreed it was the BEST Prime Rib we have ever had. Kudos to the cook!"
Dined on 2/15/2013
Booked a table for the day after
Valentines day. I had the fish fry dinner the batter was mushy, servings were small. My wife and I had chicken wings for an appitizer with the agave glaze, they were flavorless. Over all just ok nothing to go back for or get excited about, the menu could use a few more choices on it. The service was the best experience"
Dined on 2/15/2013
overcrowded bar, badly laid out
seating with mismatched chairs and tables (of varying heights) ambitious menu adequately prepared but without flair, not suited to the bar atmosphere. A bad choice for Valentine's Day."
Dined on 2/14/2013
Service was very good, and we were
there on a very busy night. Our food was great. I will go again."
Dined on 2/14/2013
The food was very good, and the
bartender was excellent. Our server came across as being very new, but she was appropriately attentive and eager. The menu was short, and not inexpensive, but the ingredients were fresh and colorful. My wife requested her Filet Mignon at Medium - Medium Well and it was barely Medium Rare. Not a big deal and she did not send it back, but it would be expected that a chef that is orchestrating an upscale menu be able to nail that each and every time. Overall, the experience was a decent one, but I would probably choose to try another option for future fine dining."
Dined on 2/14/2013
Current is a fantastic addition to
the Afton Inn. My husband and I dined here on Friday night and were quite surprised at how good it was. We had the roast beef flat bread and the Ultimate burger which was a perfect meal for us. The burger was incredible with the meat and the shredded pork on top. Oh wow!! The atmosphere was fun and lively. A great place to dine."
Dined on 1/25/2013
Current is our favorite easy place
to go. From the beautiful drive to the warm atmosphere, welcoming employees, great food and nice prices it is our number one choice when we decide to go out to eat. The staff is friendly and helpful. The food is delicious. Favorites include the Chicken Drop appetizer, flatbreads and the Apple Brie Sandwich. The prices are very affordable. Love it and go back often!!"
Dined on 1/4/2013
The short rib was fabulous. The
bison steak was a bit tough. It was the first time we were there and will go back again. The staff was very friendly and did a nice job."
Dined on 12/31/2012
We had dinner here on New Year's
Eve. The steak and lobster feature was perfect - truly the best of both I've had in a long time. We also had the salmon and the baseball steak in our party - and everyone loved their meal. We never pass up the edamame appetizer - yum! I love Current for it's casual atmosphere, good drinks, and truly good food - and it still seems to be a little bit of a secret. :)"
Dined on 12/31/2012
This restaurant is located next
door to the famous Afton House Inn. We got there at 7pm on a Friday night and it was kind of dead. The service was very good. I had a glass of Malbec for $6.75 and my husband had a Summit Pale Ale in a bottle for $4.50. My mushroom linguine with chicken was ok, I didn't care for the sauce (too runny). My husband's cheeseburger was ok as well. The highlight of the night came when they brought apple dumpling dessert ($7) which was very good. We don't live in the area but my husband said that he would come here just for this. :) My dessert choice was truffles and I wasn't as happy as he was... :( P.S. Their cucumber water wasn't that bad..."
Dined on 12/28/2012
Definitely a gem. The cooked from
scratch food looked like it came off of a Food Network show and tasted even better! This isn't your average restaurant - they have created an interesting and unique menu with food combinations you won't find in other restaurants all while maintaining an organic and sustainable focus. Romantic ambiance, free parking, decent prices and gourmet food. I give it 5 stars."
Dined on 12/16/2012
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What hours are you opening your doors for Trick-or-treating children
Original post made by Anymouse on Oct 30, 2013
I am concerned, maybe overly concerned, and that is why I brought this to the Town Square Forum.
Last year, we had more children and teenagers than any other time. The doorbell rang even after lights were off. A lot of times, when there were crowds of them, they were not neighbors, we saw vans letting the children and teenagers out.
The concern is yesterday's strong arm robbery on Hamilton Avenue. Well, if you'd like to give your opinions, I'd appreciate your input.
on Oct 30, 2013 at 1:39 pm
Thank you, Anymouse I am glad you bring this up! More children and adults? Do you mean adults in particular? The problem with so many outsiders coming in is, they really don't care about our neighborhood. They don't pay taxes here, they don't know us, and they just come here for one thing only: our beauteous "bounty"- free loot. Being in such a small yet infamous locale, this trick or treating and the vans of strangers coming in opens up an ugly prospect: are the homes here being cased up. I will prepare say, 9 bags of goodies- yet I am bombarded with ten van-fulls of total strangers. The "bounty" (lol) I provide is for my neighbors, not to feed every Tom Dick and Jose'. The fact that these people come in and I have never seen them before, don't know them, nor will see them again, makes me very nervous especially since the robberies and rocketing up of crime in the neighborhood. Are the parents using the guise of bringing their children so that they can surreptitiously plan crimes? We need to think about this. An idea may be to have one half hour of trick or treating, and as soon as it gets black dark outside, then turn off the lights and not answer. In other words, just have a trick or treat during dusk and no more. Our local children unfortunately will miss out because of the abuse of our good nature. Thank you.
on Oct 30, 2013 at 1:57 pm
Hmmm is a registered user.
Nosy Neighbors - take a chill pill. Outsiders flooding other neighborhoods for Halloween candy has been going on for decades. As a lifelong local, my family first noticed it decades ago. I experienced it in Menlo & Palo Alto. It also happens in San Carlos, Belmont, Redwood City & Mt. View. It also happens in Fremont. I don't recall crime waves during or after Halloween tied to houses being cased during trick or treating. Given that 2 of the 3 thugs from the latest robbery have been caught, I doubt that the escapee is going to descend on the hapless Palo Altans handing out candy.
on Oct 30, 2013 at 8:16 pm
After a certain hour, we put out an "honor system" stash - with a spooky looking note -- because frankly, we're glad to be rid of the rest of the candy, too. Most years, the kids just take some, and sometimes someone takes all of it (hopefully not the first person, but only too glad it's not on my thighs as I type this now).
We are actually gone to trick-or-treat with the kids, too, so we use the honor system then. Seems to work.


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West Virginia
3.63/5 rDev +14.2%
Light pale golden color forming thick white creamy textured head, fine speckled lacing bands across the sides of the glass. Aroma has cereal grains, cooked vegetable notes, with an airy hint of light herbal hops. Flavor grain creamy sweetness beautiful light lager style beer perfect for the summer, really clean finish this is world class pre prohibition American beer. Really tasty clean flavor some more sweetness than your average lager with an herbal light kiss of hops, but you can tell this beer was actually brewed with hops. Mouthfeel is light bodied with some residual light syrup textures, even keeled carbonation carries the beer well. Overall an impressive offering in a classic retro stubby bottle.
06-20-2012 03:47:46 | More by WVbeergeek
3.1/5 rDev -2.5%
12 oz stubbie from Heritage Collection.
A: Pours a golden color with a decent head that fades to bits of lacing.
A: Aroma of malt sweetness and grain. Very faint hint of hops.
T: Taste of malt sweetness and grain with a bit of citrus way in the background. Mild bitterness and a clean finish.
F: Light body, crisp and a bit refreshing.
O: Easy drinker that goes down easy. best when served cold on a Summer day.
06-10-2012 18:16:08 | More by soju6
3.5/5 rDev +10.1%
08-09-2012 01:05:19 | More by Gregwa
3.75/5 rDev +17.9%
12oz stubby bottle into a pint glass. Part of the heritage pack.
Pours a clear dark yellow with a one finger creamy head. Tons of carbonation and good head retention for a light lager.
Smells of sweet corn along with a little bit of bread. Really nothing in the way of hops.
The flavor is sweet overall with some corn and cereal grain up front followed by a nice toasted caramel. Bitterness is very light with no hop flavor detectable. Finishes with a slightly sticky mouthfeel.
Overall I was pretty impressed by this beer. It is slightly reminiscent of Red Stripe but quite a bit cheaper. Very refreshing and plenty of flavor packed into this one. Wish I could buy it on its own.
05-06-2012 21:33:54 | More by rangerred
2.75/5 rDev -13.5%
08-05-2013 23:08:56 | More by mpalestino
New York
3.5/5 rDev +10.1%
01-23-2013 18:58:03 | More by phishbone23
3.5/5 rDev +10.1%
Poured into pilsner glass, color is gold with bright/off white head that presents at 1/2 inch thick then dissipates but still covers, light lacing on the glass.
Smell is smooth, crisp malt with some lighter sweetness and hints of lemon.
Taste is crisp, clean, light malt flavors - no apparent off flavors, some lingering sweetness and notes of citrus and lemon.
Mouthfeel is pretty solid, only thing that sticks out is the light over sweetness, but it works for this brew. Enough crispness from carbonation to almost balance.
Overall, a pretty decent summer brew, light, crisp, solid flavor and a little sweetness.
09-08-2012 01:15:29 | More by mvanaskie13
New York
3.23/5 rDev +1.6%
12oz bottle poured into a snifter.
A: Pours a clear golden amber with a 1 finger white head. Really carbonated in the body, head sticks around for a minute or two. Leaves some lacing. Yup thats a beer.
S: Light malts with a hint of sweetness, maybe some wheat. Can stir it up to get some dark fruit notes. Pretty decent for a light lager.
T: As it suggests there is certainly some malt sweetness in there. Something just a little off-putting.
M: Light on the palate with ample carbonation. Has a crisp finish with a lingering stickiness.
Overall not their best brew, even on a warm night after some exercise I want something more refreshing.
08-07-2012 01:09:42 | More by CloudStrife
New York
3.25/5 rDev +2.2%
08-23-2014 16:52:12 | More by Phigg1102
New York
2.93/5 rDev -7.9%
Light yellow in color with a small fizzy white head.
Smell is unremarkable. A little light malt & corn; not much else.
Tastes like a light & sweet corn filled adjunct lager. Same basic flavor as regular Genesee (see my review for that), but a bit smoother with less chemical taste and a touch more sweetness. Finishes light and clean with virtually no aftertaste, just a faint sweetness.
Carbonation is a bit more subdued as well, giving it a smoother mouthfeel.
Drinkable and refreshing for what it is. Fairly clean and crisp when ice cold.
04-26-2012 18:08:50 | More by Hoagie1973
New York
3.25/5 rDev +2.2%
10-14-2013 01:19:55 | More by TonyY
3.5/5 rDev +10.1%
01-30-2013 05:02:58 | More by TheConnMan
New York
2/5 rDev -37.1%
05-29-2012 18:20:23 | More by smi
New York
1.5/5 rDev -52.8%
02-10-2013 04:11:17 | More by sketchyhoodie
3.5/5 rDev +10.1%
12-22-2012 20:46:01 | More by David1975
4/5 rDev +25.8%
04-28-2012 19:57:09 | More by chrisdexter
New York
2.9/5 rDev -8.8%
Had this beer for the first time tonight as part of their new heritage pack.
For 7.99 a 12 pack, this beer is hands down my favorite in it especially for the summer. While it's still late April, this beer reminds me exactly of Red Stripe in a much cheaper form.
I will look forward to having this in the summer and having a much better economical beer with the same exact taste.
Well done Genesee. While it may not be a top rated beer in any way, shape, or form, it does a good job for what it is.
04-27-2012 02:39:06 | More by Bighead6365
New York
3.5/5 rDev +10.1%
08-04-2012 03:26:51 | More by Tickner
Genesee Summer Brew from Genesee Brewing Co. / Dundee Brewing Co.
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Review submitted: March 26, 2012 Date of arrival: June 27, 2011
Without a doubt one of the best vacations our family has taken. A block walk to either the ocean or bay beaches, only a few more steps to Balboa, Mission Beach and Bonita Cove parks, truly everything Mission Beach has to offer is within walking distance of this fabulous vacation condo.
Located on the 4th floor, the views from the balcony are spectacular. The condo itself is well appointed, large rooms with comfortable beds, plenty of closet space and a well supplied kitchen. The neighbors are friendly and owners went out of their way to make us feel comfortable.
We hope to make use of this great vacation getaway for years to come!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing, tourists without a car
Owners response: So glad to hear about your great experience and memories of your San Diego time here, and thanks for taking the time to share! We hope you can make a return visit, so let us know when to expect you :-)
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Embraced by a warm Mission Beach hug
Review submitted: March 14, 2012 Date of arrival: July 30, 2011
Our family travels a great distance to stay in this precious condo. We love the views and that we are one block away from the beach. This building is well maintained,good parking and nice welcoming neighbors, . The grounds are beautiful and we have use of Mission Bay and Mission Beach just a few steps away from our door.
We are in walking and biking distance from most great places in Mission Beach.
This spectacular penthouse condo has a great comfortable layout, perfect summer kitchen and sweet patio to watch the fireworks from Sea World or have your morning cup of Joe.
We love the big closets and comfortable beds and good sized bathrooms. THe furnishings and interior are well maintained and comfortable with a Beach Chic look.
We have had many opportunities to try other properties out but this place feels like" home sweet beach home" to us.
THe owners go over and beyond to make sure your stay is comfortable and your reasonable needs are met.
We love going to the beach every day and then into downtown in the evenings. Our favorite place is Little Italy's Farmers Market on Sat. It is really a huge community party. Don't miss it! The owners are a wealth of information and have always steered us to the perfect outings while on our vacation.
I believe that this time our family takes in our Magic South Mission Beach Penthouse is part of the glue that sustains our bond with each other!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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What a great gift!
Review submitted: March 8, 2012 Date of arrival: August 6, 2011
Dear James, Rebecca and Zack,
Thank you for such a wonderful gift tonight of fire, food, friends and laughter.
Your family is such a gift to us, Thank you. Your beach getaway is a gift to us, Thank you." -- Returning family from Colorado
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Great condo, Great location
Review submitted: March 7, 2012 Date of arrival: August 2, 2011
We stayed in this condo while we were vacationing in San Diego.
Condo was nice, great location. 1 block from Mission Beach.
Covered parking was great.
Owners are very friendly and welcoming!
Thanks for a great stay!
Loved San Diego!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing, tourists without a car
Owners response:
Thank you so much, Sonia! It was our pleasure. Hope you had a great rest of your vacation too.
We got to enjoy your lovely Canada last fall (we were in Ontario). Funny -- my son wants to move to Canada! Well, I guess San Diego will have to do for now!
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