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Basic registration is free and while it is a little busy to navigate, once you're logged in you can immediately decide whether the Garita Otay or Garita San Ysidro is the better way to leave Mexico. I just don't know how updated the info is.

Y'know, you're right. I so seldom went into downtown for anything except Vittorio's and the Hospital Piedad a Calle Tres across from the park that I forgot Agua Caliente changed to Revolucion.

I understand that the owner of Vittorio's is actually an Italian lady who lives on the other side and uses recipes that her parents brought over from Italy. Don't know if either is true but it makes for a nice story. My wife used that think that Giuseppe's up by Agua Caliente and Guanajuato was the bees knees until I took her to Vittorio's. Also Gino's Pizza in Plaza Rio is not bad for a quick cheap meal. And I already mentioned that restaurant in the AM/PM plaza beyond the Pemex where one of the Nopali's used to be. All of those beat Giuseppi's hands down.

I had gone to their site earlier, which prompted my question. They show the network logos but don't indicate whethe it's the Mexican or the American version. I don't want to pay for ESPN and get a bunch of futbol games and no futbol Americano, NCAA style.

Secondly, the offer a less expensive package with only 40 cable channels but don't indicate which of the 60 you lose if you elect the less expensive version.

I don't care so much about HD. My kid has it at his house with Dish Network and I can't really tell the difference although he insists there is.

Thanks for the tips on good Rosarito eating. Is Tamale Inn that much better than Nido's?

I look forward to sampling both the Tamale Inn and That's Amore when Claudia and I are both back in TJ

I've heard that one is eligible with a Mexican resident visa immediately. I've also heard that there is a multi-year waiting period after having established residence.

There's an IMSS office near the Grand Tijuana Hotel. Someday when you have time (bureaucratic wait) go there and ask. Better yet, take a Spanish-speaking friend with you for clear instructions.

In my age group it will be $300. But $200 sounds right if you're younger.