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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Volkshochschule Regensburg Cooking Course: Indisch
A local friend of ours and novice cook drummed up some interest in a cooking course, and we managed to fill up the Volkshochschule Regensburg‘s classroom kitchen on a recent Tuesday evening. Sarah and I attended with some new friends … Continue reading
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Bom dia, Lisboa!
In March 2012, we finally managed to scratch another European country off our list — or at least its capital. We flew to Lisbon for a long weekend, hoping to soak up a little more sun than was possible in … Continue reading
Donaumarkt, Regensburg’s farmers’ market
One of my weekly joys is a Saturday morning stroll along our island and over a bridge to the south bank of the Danube to scout for groceries. There are lots of local producers represented there: family-run dairies, butchers, bakers, … Continue reading
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Kubuntu + Dell Vostro + Wireless Networking = *headdesk*
I bought a new, old computer — a Dell Vostro 1310 — on which to play around with Linux today. Here are the things I’ve learned: I am not sure the processor in this notebook is a 64-bit processor (it’s … Continue reading
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