French.

Advantages: LOW CALORIE
Disadvantages: NONE

...I often buy multipacks of Walkers French Fries as they are lower in calories and fat than standard Walkers crisps, I also find them more interesting and fun to eat plus it seems as though you get more in a bag as each crisp is so thin. The multipacks contain three flavours; Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar and Cheese & Onion. You can also buy Worcester Sauce flavour, but these are only available as single bags and not everywhere stocks them. A French Fry is not strictly a crisp, according to Walkers Snacks it is a 'crispy potato stick' with each 19g bag containing less than 100 calories. The flavours are quite strong which really satisfies my craving for something savoury and flavoursome. The Cheese & Onion ones are my favourites out of the multipack because they are deliciously salty and have a lovely onion flavour, going easy...

swanleaf1232 06.02.2009 · Read review
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The French Horn

Advantages: Great food, good service, location
Disadvantages: Service a little too over the top and food a little cold

...*Please note ? this is a review of the restaurant part of the hotel* A few weeks ago Mr Tart and myself headed to his parents? for a family gathering. We were all going out for a posh meal on the Sunday and the French Horn was chosen as the location for the event. LOCATION: The French Horn is in Sonning-on-Thames. Sonning is not a big place and the restaurant is on the main road so you can?t miss it (sorry I can?t be more specific ? it doesn?t even give a road name on the website!). It?s not the easiest place to get to as the approaches are all through small, busy roads. There is plenty of parking in the French Horn?s car park opposite the restaurant. The restaurant?s location is what really makes it. It is right on the Thames with the gardens leading down to the river. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the setting...

tartlette83 06.08.2009 · Read review
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Learn French in your own time

Advantages: Flexible study
Disadvantages: You need a lot of self-discipline.

...(I have now revised this to include information on course fees.) The range of Open University French courses goes from beginner to advanced and can lead to a formal qualification, such as a certificate or diploma. It is not possible to gain a Bachelor's Degree in French as the number of courses is insufficient, but you could combine French with Spanish, German, or a number of other courses in the field of arts/humanites. For a thirty-point course you will need to set aside about seven or eight hours a week for studying, and twice that for a sixty-point course. Most courses start in February, terminating with an examination the following October. The beginners' course commences in November and finishes in October the following year. You can study from the Republic of Ireland and continental Europe, but fees will be considerably higher...

denella 28.09.2006 (29.09.2006) · Read review
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french fingers!

Advantages: no sticky guides, good quality polish, drys quickly
Disadvantages: not sure about the 'miracle brush'

...On the rare occasions my nails are all the same length I like to have a French manicure. For special occasions I don't mind paying a professional but the rest of the time I am more then happy to have a go myself. This can have varying degrees of success ranging from looking ok to having white polish and those little guide stickers all over the place. I hate the little white stickers you use as guides for painting the tips of your nails. I can never get them on straight and then when I take them off they tend to smug the varnish. So when I saw this manicure kit from Bourgois I thought it could be the answer. The kit comes in a pretty pink and white box. It has a picture on the front of a brush with curved bristles painting the tip of a finger nail. It claims that it is a miracle brush, specially designed for nail tips. The kit is...

rachael23 02.06.2008 · Read review
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Not the best of Nicci French

Advantages: Well-written, fast-paced, lots of twists and turns
Disadvantages: Too many sub-plots, ending was a disappointment

...I've read a few novels written by Nicci French in the past and thoroughly enjoyed each and every one of them so I snapped up a copy of 'The Safe House' when I saw it in a charity shop. Her novels are generally quite intense thrillers - the literary version of films that make you jump at the slightest movement because the tension has been built up so much!Despite reading other work by this author, I only recently discovered that 'Nicci French' is actually a pseudonom for a husband and wife team, Nicci Gerrard and Sean French. Had I known this beforehand I might have been put off from reading their work, as I'm not a fan of collaborations. I can honestly say that this novel, as well as others I've read, show no signs of being disjointed whatsoever so somehow this writing partnership really seems to work! The principal character...

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French @ Nottingham University

Advantages: Seems well organized and pretty supportive.
Disadvantages: Lack of contact hours and spoken French.

...I'm going into second year studying French & Politics at Nottingham, so can give my experiance based on first year but wont be able to say much about the year abroad im afraid (though im looking forward to it!). My experiance in the French department so far has been a good one. Its fair to say I've found the year fairly hard - after A-levels the amount of independant learning necessary is a bit of a shock. As a joint honours student you still take the same language module as the straight french people, so you're expected to be just as good at french even though you're doing 3 less modules to practice it in. In terms of the language there is one grammer lecture each week, a language workshop every week and an oral class every week. The grammar lecture is taught in English, as is the workshop for the most part. The only serious...

Miskin 15.06.2008 · Read review
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I can't speak, French..

Advantages: it's still Dawn French, attractive cover, good opening
Disadvantages: dull

...I was given a late birthday present last month, and I was not so much shocked by how late it was, but more so what the gift itself was. One of my closest friends has bought me 'Dear Fatty', the autobiography of Dawn French. I cannot lie, I was delighted by this as it was something my eye had been on for months. Though I was surprised as I never really talk about Dawn French. She's one of those celebrities I secretly adore and take every opportunity to watch her work. I love autobiographies and have a very good feeling about this one! First off, the cover of the book itself is quite pretty. I've seen a lot of autobiographies where the sleeve is white, or occasionally black, but this one is a gorgeous blue shade. It's so bright and attractive, a very happy colour indeed! There is a head shot of French on the front, smiling away at us. It...

Amy69 13.06.2009 · Read review
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French Kisses In The Tub!

Advantages: Smell, Smoothes skin, Bubbles...
Disadvantages: Nothing :) Well, maybe they could be cheaper, but it is worth it!

...I tried French Kiss bubble bar a long time ago and I loved it! It is not one of my absolute favourite bubble bars, but it comes close! What To Look Out For Head over to the bubble bars at Lush and look through all of the beautiful solid blocks. They are all very attractive, but their is something especially classy about French Kiss, with its lilac and white swirls and the sprig of lavender. It does look rather classy and typically fresh, and sits nicely in my bedroom whilst waiting to be used. I just make sure that it doesn't get wet, and the scent lasts for ages and spreads around my whole house, making it a beautiful, non-synthetic air freshener too! The Scent & Using The Product Obviously, no matter how lovely it looks, the scent is undoubtedly the main thing you need to like to buy it! And I have to say, French Kiss...

xhoneybeex 24.10.2009 · Read review
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Fancy a 'French Fancie'...?

Advantages: Moreish, no artificial flavours or colours
Disadvantages: Quite sweet

...I have always been very loyal to the Mr Kipling brand, mainly because I grew up with it. My mum regularly bought Mr Kipling cakes when I was a child and French Fancies were a firm favourite with me and my sister. You can understand why they appeal to children so much, with their bright colours and delicious fondant icing, and let's be honest, most kids have a sweet tooth! Nowadays, the sweet tooth I had as a child has become - how can I put it - a little less sweet, if you like, and although I still buy Mr Kipling cakes, French Fancies are not at the top of my list anymore. However, I still buy them now and again, and so when I saw a box on offer in Tesco the other day, I could not resist buying some. A box of 8 French Fancies cost me a mere 99p, which I consider a real bargain as the usual retail price is around £1.55. ♦...

rowei 04.04.2007 · Read review
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THE FRENCH DREAM

Advantages: Help make dreams come true.
Disadvantages: Too much choice !

...The reason I am writing this review is that I am aware that more and more British people are buying houses here in France and having recently sold my house and bought another through the Internet, I kept coming up with the same site over and over again and of all the sites available for the French property market in the areas of Brittany, The Vendee, The Loire Valley and Normandy, this site stood out from the rest for several reasons, the biggest of which was I know that Jean Francois and his partner Trish have local knowledge, keep their internet site up to date, and actually do help buyers to settle in to a French way of life. There are many disappointments on the Internet when you are looking for a house in France and I found that many houses which tempted me on other sites were already sold, and that the site owners did not...

thingywhatsit 19.06.2004 · Read review
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