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Alt Oberursel Brauhaus: Best beer and local food in Oberursel
Very nice and big platters ! Perfect beer, brewed in situ...
Favorite Dish: The sausges pan, good for 4 people, is fantastic. Also another friend had the pork chops and it was also delicious. Homemade bratwurst also is worth a try. But the beer, wow!
Address: Ackergasse 13, 61440 Oberursel
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Ristorante Tiramisu: Italian intead of German, Refreshing
We ended up making this place one of our favorites. Not only could we sit outside on the covered patio, we ended up having a reserved table for the majority of our vist because we ate here so often. The owner was a delightful Italian who personally served us on all our visits, and who suggested meals and wines that complimented each other, our moods, and the weather. This is one place I look forward to returning to if I ever make it back to Oberursel. The staff was friendly and the other guests gratious as well.
Favorite Dish: I had so many good dishes here, but I think my favorite was the gnocchi in gorganzola sauce. If you like Gorganzola, this is a must eat dish. Served with a salad, grilled veggies, and garlicky, authentic dinner rolls, it was an increadible mix of flavors.
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Zum Schwanen: Oldest Eatery in Oberursel
Another typical biergarten. Long tables under trees with lights. Great atmosphere. Wonderful food. Traditional German fare, like you find in this region. Spaetzle, bratkartofflen, schnitzel. A very lovely place to hang out, I ate there often. The owner speaks English too which is very nice.
Favorite Dish: My favorite dish is a local dish that I call Eggs in Green Sauce, or the German name Grune Sosa. Its basically nine fresh herbs mixed with mayo and yogurt, served with hard boiled eggs and whatever side dish you like. It was a nice vegetarian change from all the traditional breaded pork, and it is a specialty dish of the region, so you won't find it in all parts of Germany like you will Schnitzel.
Directions: Near the Oberursel Church and the Markplotz
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Zum Hirsch: Another local eatery
Sitting outside in the small biergarten, which was more like a traditional American patio, we drank bier and whiskey (one of the few biergartens that also had a bar) and ate traditional German food, schnitzel, spaetzle, bratkartofflen, salad. It was a comfortable place to hang outside with friends.
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#166 Jan 10, 2013
Now to those who want to buy and not sure if it's safe. I can provide for buyers services such as making sure that the vehicle they want to buy is a lagite and not a dealer junk. Anyone who interested can email me to: [email protected] with your information and I will give get back with you.
#167 Jan 12, 2013
eRepairables.com has been in business for over 10 years. They have knowledgeable representatives answering the phones from 8am-8pm EST Mon-Fri . They are even open on Saturday. I have bought a vehicle through their system and know many other people who have bought vehicles and were happy with their service.
#168 Jan 12, 2013
As far as I've seen on these message boards, this is some of the best advice yet. I didn't know about calling and asking for a copy of the title. It makes sense that you would want to limit your buys to insurance companies only and not some dealership looking to unload a problem vehicle.
#169 Jan 12, 2013
Good to know. Which auctions/cities do you provide inspections for?
#170 Jan 15, 2013
This is a bad company i really hate they work with your money and try not to refund even the deposit , you will never win nothing goood , and costumer service from them are worst they only worried whem you ask for refund, they try to make you change your mind and stay with your deposit no matter if you will not get nothing ...FALSE AND BAD COMPANY FOR SURE ....
#172 Jan 19, 2013
You guys fished in area you are not suppose to, Co-part is a salvage auction for professionals, (Dealers). Buyer beware.
#175 Jan 21, 2013
I am considering buying a motocycle on Copart. Can you give me some more feedback? on your experience.
Greatly appreciated.
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#176 Jan 23, 2013
What is wrong with all you people. Copart is a SALVAGE auction!!!. Hence the PART in the company name (copart). These are all units that have DAMAGE. Buy from a dealer not a salvage auction.
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#179 Feb 2, 2013
I was looking at 2007 VW Rabbit. The car was salvage due to theft, reported not running. I took a chance and bought it. I was lucky - the car was not running because it had wrong key. After I got new key from a dealer, it runs perfectly. I am not trying to e an advocate for Copart, but many posters seem not to realize that Copart mostly sells insurance salvage cars. They say clearly in their "terms and conditions" that the statement that the car runs and drives does not guarantee that it will run at a time when buyer picks it up. Also, their fees are ridiculous, but again they list them clearly. So this is not something out blue, you would know what your total would be if you read their fee schedule.
#180 Feb 9, 2013
I have had a bad experience as well. I was fully aware of the fact that this is a salvage yard, but I bid on a pure sale motorcycle. Bid closed I was the high bidder. I received an email the next day stating that due to an error on their side they cancelled my bid and relisted the motorcycle. I know they just thought it didn't go high enough.
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Hello every one,listen up,Salvage vehicle ,means salvage vehicle,you bid at a salvage price,,you do not bid at a price like a new car,you lays tell our self if this shit is no good ,then I can scrap it ,I bought a few salvage in my life time ,I never regre it ,but now I move on ,I only buy new and still you get screwed by some delers,you wife screw you some time ,much less a use ar sales man,I am dory for you.
#182 Feb 15, 2013
You all realize that copart is a salvage yard? They clearly state this on their site. For all of you getting "scammed", I have one piece of advice. Do your homework. Copart clearly states all of their fees when purchasinga a vehicle, and they clearly state "as is, where is" meaning it's your job to load the car, fix the car, etc. You are getting these vehicles insanely cheap. Of course they are going to have problems. Why else would they be in a salvage yard. Stop complaining and learn how to properly buy used vehicles.
#183 Feb 19, 2013
I bid on a SUV and I won at the north portland location. They removed the radio from the picture. They installed the old radio. Once I received it and delivery to other state, I complained. The manager who is a useless and against customers said send it back to return your money. What about my shipping paid $400
He said it s your burden. I was going to Sue copart. Never do business with compart. Most employees are not professional. The Idaho front desk lady is worst I ever talked. Copart hires flake bimbos type of people. Any claim....forget it
#184 Feb 20, 2013
Copart is the worst place in the world to buy a car ,
The idiots with the fork lift is back by management the Miami yard is the worst
Their fees is too high and there is no kind of customer service
Their scam is to sell you a perfect picture then forklift you scrapp
#185 Feb 20, 2013
My husband and I called to inquire about selling a motorcycle to your company, it was explained from the very beginning that this motorcycle had been involved in a frontal accident and as a result had a salvage title. My husband was told that because of the salvage title, Copart was unable to pay us anymore than $2200; this was an agreeable amount so we decided that we would sell the bike. At the time the estimate and agreement was made, we did not yet have the title in hand. Jeremy Williams guaranteed us that the estimate was in the system and that the re would be no issues. Today, 2/20 my husband called to schedule the drop off transaction, again Jeremy Williams assured us that we would be receiving $2200 for the SALVAGED title motorcycle. About an hour later, Jeremy Williams called my husband back and informed us that the quote was invalid because the bike had a salvage title. My husband explained again to Jeremy that this was all part of the original agreement and Jeremy stated that this was no longer the case. My husband grew agitated because of the miscommunication and at this point Jeremy hung up on him. When my husband called back Jeremy continued to rudely argue with my husband and hang up on him AGAIN. My husband called back a third time and asked to speak with a manager. Jeremy told my husband that Kurt would be calling him back. At this point and time roughly five hours later, we have received no phone call from Kurt.
I am absolutely appalled at the level of customer service we have received at your Vallejo location. I have never before had such horrible customer service. I can see now that the public is not your priority and that you would rather work with dealers and business owners. However, after I am done with my reviews and letter writing you will find that many businesses will be cautious when using your company.
#186 Feb 22, 2013
Your an idiot....IT is a salvage car and could have been there for months.....and it is salvage your not aloud to drive it until the title has been changed in your state.......Idiot.......
#187 Feb 22, 2013
I bet you white boys could find a great creeper van for your pedophile runs on that website though!
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#188 Feb 23, 2013
i drive a 50 ton tow truck for a heavy truck buyer we buy about 3 to 5 heavy trucks per weak from coparts all up and down the east coast they are totalled trucks and we move them areselves the yard guys don't like to help you but good prices.good luck people.
#189 Feb 28, 2013
I am a dealer and have bought and sold cars through Copart. You have to be real careful when buying from copart. you need to find out if its insurance or from a dealer and you need to ask. For the most part the autos Copart sells are there for a reason. And selling cars the fees are ridiculous high they will charge you for every little thing they can think of. My opinion never buy a auto unless you can personally inspect and drive yourself. Buyers be aware of Copart. Unless you know what your looking at and can repair the car yourself I would pass on Copart. Good luck.
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One of the most appealing aspects of buying a condominium is the maintenance-free living, but that carefree lifestyle comes at a cost. Along with standard mortgage payments and property taxes, condo owners are required to pay association fees.
Association fees — usually collected monthly — are applied toward everything from general maintenance of the building to insurance to grounds upkeep. Luxury amenities like pools, fitness centers and clubhouses also factor into the condo fee total.
According to Paul Kurensky, an agent with First Weber Group who specializes in condominium sales, condo fees are typically determined by the size of your unit, how many units are currently occupied, and the projected expenses for building maintenance and repair.
"In general, more amenities and services mean higher condo fees," Kurensky said.
In the case of newly constructed condo developments, the developer generally sets the association fees. But as people purchase units, owners eventually form a condo association and elect board members who oversee the building's budget and related association fees.
"The condominium association budgets and determines the condo fees for all units," Kurensky said.
Condo fees are subject to change, with associations generally adjusting the amount based on the rate of inflation.
In the Milwaukee area, condo fees vary by development with fees for urban locations ranging from $110 to $200 per month, according to Chris Haines, a partner with Milwaukee Executive Realty. He added that suburban condo fees are relatively lower due to the age of most developments.
"Older buildings are more commonly found in urban areas, which may be in need of more work," Haines said.
Beyond standard expenses
In addition to standard expenses like building maintenance and shared amenities, most condo associations also set aside a portion of fees for a reserve fund meant to help offset major expenses such as replacing the roof or repaving the parking lot.
Kurensky said that the percentage of association fees designated for a reserve fund varies by development.
"There's no fixed percentage across the board," he said.
When unexpected repairs or planned modifications exceed a development's reserves, the condo association may charge a special one-time assessment to make up the difference. Condo associations also may levy special assessments to increase existing reserve funds. In other cases, Kurensky said, association members may vote to impose a special assessment to pay for an improvement or new amenity, rather than tap into reserve funds to cover the cost.
"It depends on the situation of the association," Haines said. "Members meet annually to review the condo development's current situation and re-evaluate how condo fees are structured."
Fees influence purchase decision
Buyers should definitely factor association fees into their decision to purchase a condo.
"It's always important to find out what condo fees cover and compare them to expenses you incur as a result of your current lifestyle," Haines said. If a concierge service, onsite gym or indoor pool are important amenities to buyers, they're more likely to be willing to pay a higher condo fee.
Other questions to consider are:
• Is the building in good repair? Does the association handle repairs and maintenance promptly before they become problems?
• Are there plans to add additional amenities like a swimming pool or gym in the near future? This could result in an increase in fees.
Kurensky recommended that buyers review a condo association's annual budget and related documents to confirm condo fees. Despite the added expense to owners, condo fees serve an important purpose.
"Condo fees offer some protection to condo owners — especially in the case of common area insurance and replacement reserves," Kurensky said.
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"When we get off to a poor start in the third quarter, things start snowballing the other way," head coach John Bunting said, "I wish I had an explanation for it, but I just don't know, and it's very, very frustrating to me, the staff and the players alike."
With no bowl game to prepare for, the Tar Heels have until next September to find some answers.
The Tar Heels moved the ball as effectively, or as ineffectively, as did Virginia Tech in the first half, but seemed to be gaining some momentum until a 40-yard drive ended with a blocked field goal attempt as the second quarter began. The offense was unable to mount another threat until just before the end of the first half, after an interception by Kareen Taylor gave them possession at the Virginia Tech 30-yard line.
The Tar Heels then moved the ball to the eight-yard line with the clock ticking down. Matt Baker's strike to Jesse Holley hit him right in the numbers in the back of the end zone – but the ball bounced off Holley's chest onto the Lane Stadium turf. The Tar Heels had to settle for a field goal. In many ways, that play was a metaphor for the Tar Heels' offense all season.
North Carolina received the ball to begin the second half, but was only able to advance the ball five yards. The ensuing punt was partially blocked by the Hokies, giving them excellent field position at North Carolina's 45-yard line. After that series, the Tar Heels fought poor field position for most the second half.
Falling behind by double-digits, the Tar Heel offense stalled as they sought to play catch-up football against a Tech defense that smelled blood. Their next two series went three-and-out, and the following series ended with a Matt Baker interception. Their final possession ended as a pass attempt failed on fourth-and-goal from the Virginia Tech four-yard line.
The Tar Heel tailbacks averaged only 2.6 yards per carry and the Tar Heel receivers dropped seven passes. Going into the season, the Tar Heels looked solid at wide receiver, on the offensive line, and seemed to be in decent shape at tailback, especially after Ronnie McGill returned. The big question mark in the preseason was how Matt Baker would perform at quarterback. Ironically, Matt Baker proved to be the most consistent performer on the offense, while the other pieces underachieved dramatically.
Baker deserves much credit for his efforts this season – it would be an interesting debate as to whether he, among all previous UNC quarterbacks, got the most from his abilities. His courageous efforts this season might have been more rewarding to him and the team had his receivers gotten as much from theirs.
|The UNC offense – in its entirety – will be one large question mark going into the 2006 season.
The North Carolina offense – in its entirety – will be one large question mark going into the 2006 season. With offensive coordinator Gary Tranquill heading into retirement, the new brain trust on offense will inherit new quarterbacks, several key losses off a thin offensive line, a curiously underachieving receiver corps and an anemic rushing attack.
It doesn't sound promising.
Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer decided there was a cure for that problem: Don't throw the ball at all. Vick attempted only two passes after halftime.
Vick spent the second half handing off to Cedric Humes, Brandon Ore, and George Bell, a Fayetteville, N.C. product. Together the three Tech rushers combined for a 6.1 yards per carry average and 278 yards, most of that damage coming in the second half.
The Tar Heel defensive line has played banged up and depleted the past two games. Virginia Tech's senior offensive line simply dominated the line of scrimmage the entire second half. The inability of the Tar Heel offense to make first downs and stay on the field added and abetted the Tech offense, as it became apparent that the UNC defense just wore down.
|It became apparent that the UNC defense just wore down.
The defense has to replace several stalwart players from this defense in 2006; Chase Page, Tommy Richardson, Cedrick Holt, and Davis. However, the improvement on defense should continue next season, as underclassmen should step up into more significant roles.
Special Teams
With a blocked field goal and a partially blocked punt, it is obvious that the protection schemes of the Tar Heels need work. Virginia Tech is known for its ability to block kicks, but North Carolina fell short accounting for this ability.
Brandon Tate continues to be a bright spot in the return game. Though held in check for most the contest, it was Tate's 35-yard return that set up the final Tar Heel drive that stalled on fourth down.
With kick-returner Tate, punter David Woolridge, and kicker Connor Barth returning in 2006, North Carolina will have experienced players in key positions. Hopefully, Barth will improve his accuracy for the next Tar Heel season.
Against the Hokies, the Tar Heels simply lost to a superior team on a mission to get to the ACC title game. While the Tar Heels lick their wounds over the holidays, they will have a long time to think about the "missed opportunities," that Bunting has referred to so many times this season.
A more efficient offense might have scored on their final drive against Georgia Tech and opened the season with a win. Likewise, the home loss to Wisconsin might have been avoided with even a slightly better offense. If the Heels could have avoided defensive breakdowns late in the Maryland game they would have still gone bowling, despite their other "missed opportunities."
The Tar Heels, however, have more important tasks ahead than mulling over the 2005 season. What could have been is past remedy. Instead of looking for reasons why they aren't bowling this season, they should instead be looking for an offense for the 2006 season and ways to continue their defensive improvement.


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The Day We Got Our Wakeup Call
I still can show you, within 5 or 10 feet, precisely where I was standing for a few minutes nearly half a century ago when I learned of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Unlike some people, I didn't have a dramatic emotional reaction to the news, perhaps because even then, I didn't idolize politicians. But it did change my outlook on life, and I suspect it did the same for millions of others in the Baby Boomer generation. Something similar occurred on Sept. 11, 2001.
You have to remember that for many in my generation, life was a bowl full of cherries during the late 1950s and early 1960s. The economy was good. Vietnam had not become the horror it did soon after Kennedy died. Where I and many other young Americans lived, racism was something we only read about.
We were going to the moon, for heaven's sake.
There were things about which to worry. Nuclear holocaust led the list – but in 1963, few really understood how bad a nuclear war would have been.
Life was good, in other words, with every prospect it would get much better. Kennedy told us it would. Because of the carefully crafted charisma he and his wife Jackie had built up – with the aid of some in the press who should have told us truths that would have destroyed his credibility – we believed him.
Then Lee Harvey Oswald shot him. Suddenly, blind optimism and faith both in people and the future in general didn't seem realistic. Vietnam escalated. Race-related violence made headlines. We began to wonder whether government could lift millions out of poverty. We learned JFK had not been a knight in unblemished armor.
Many in my generation went from unguarded trust and optimism to the realism we should have lived by all along. Kennedy's death was, in other words, something of an epiphany – and not a pleasant one.
Some have said the assassination was the end of "Camelot." Not really. It was, instead, the beginning of an era in which many of my generation learned there never really had been a Camelot – and probably never could be one.
That, I think, is why so many of my age and near it remember Nov. 22, 1963 so clearly – not just because of the death of a president, but also because that was the day we received our wake-up call.
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Thelonious Monk: Monk in Paris: Live at the Olympia
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Few things in jazz can possibly be better than previously unheard sets by late jazz greats. When that music comes from of the very spirit of jazz, Thelonious Monk, it is time for consideration and celebration. Lurking within the Thelonious Monk Family Archives is a mother lode of previously unreleased music by the jazz master. Now in a deal struck between Thelonious Records and Joel Dorn's most recent imprint, Hyena Records, this unissued material will be made public. The first release of this series is Monk in Paris'Live at the Olympia, a 1965 recording of Monk's Charlie Rouse/Larry Gales/Ben Riley group (perhaps his finest quartet).
Monk swings through seven selections well known to him (and others, for that matter). "Rhythm-A-Ning," "I Mean You," "Well You Needn't," and "Epistrophy" are issued by the band with supercharged focus and intensity. Monk swings hard and lays out when appropriate. Charlie Rouse is particularly inspired, equaling his boss with invention and insight. Riley and Gales are impeccable, as they always were in the period. Monk is in perfect Monk form, throwing off craggy harmonies and translated melodies as if from another dimension. The standards include "Body and Soul," the solo piano "April in Paris" and "Bright Mississippi."
The added bonus is archival footage included on a DVD of this same band performing in Oslo Norway a year later. It is a revelation to see Monk perform and note the intense deliberateness with which he chose his notes and produced that Monk sound. Like Beethoven, one can never hear too much Monk.
For more information, visit Thelonious Records and Thelonious Monk
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Those still look pretty damn good I think. If they are Wii pics I might have to get this game.
i'm pretty sure they are wii pictures because it only said wii on the site it didn't include xbox 360 or ps3Originally Posted by MasterJedi2U
At least the taxis look more detailed than the previous ones in SM-2. I hope there are different types of pedestrians in the game rather than 5 different ones cloned 1000 times. I'm not asking for every person to be unique but it would be nice to see some diversity, because that's what Manhattan's all about.
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Lesser grafics than PS3 or XBOX360 but better gameplay with the Wiimote!!!Originally Posted by Cpt.McLoud
Yeah and I can remember dreaming how cool the TMNT controls would be before it came out! HOPEFULLY this won't be another mass marketed game to coincide with a movie. You know a game will be bad when they release the movie and a game on all platforms at once. It usually is just a sad port to the Wii that dubs down the graphics and "uses the Wii's unique controls." I've seen that quote on more Wii game boxes than not lately.Originally Posted by Cpt.McLoud
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We have spent many hours delving into Infinera. Based on what we see, it seems as though estimates are way too low for Q4 in particular. We feel this way for a number of reasons. Let us explain.
Have you heard of Youtube? Joking aside, as Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) labors to successfully handle the ever-increasing amount of videos being downloaded everyday on Youtube, guess whose products Google will need more of? That's right, Infinera's products. INFN's Tributary Adapter Module's help Google deal with these daily demands. These modules can be easily added into Infinera's line cards at the endpoints of a circuit in an Infinera network, quickly helping Google to deal with its need for more bandwidth. As of Q2, Google was one of INFN's top customers.
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In particular, Q4 estimates appear to be too low. When one considers that INFN has been able to increase its margins sequentially for 5 quarters in a row, it seems somewhat illogical for the Street to not be modeling in further improvement next quarter. After improving gross margins from 41% in Q1 to 44% in Q2, INFN has guided for a 45%-47% gross margin range for Q3. We feel that the company will be able to reach, if not exceed, the upper band of this range in Q3. More importantly, we feel that the company will be able to expand its margins again next quarter to 48%-49%. This is where the leverage in their model shows up.
Most analysts have only modeled for gross margins of 46% for Q4. If we are right and gross margins can come in a shade below 50%, this will result in a major expansion in the company's operating margins to above 10%. Currently, most estimates are modeling for a 6%-7% operating margin. Current estimates call for INFN to book $132 million in revenues and $.11 a share in Q4. We feel that the company will beat these numbers considerably and offer guidance of $140 million, with earnings of $.16-$.19 a share.
Citibank echoed our thoughts after the close last Thursday, placing INFN on its Action Buy List. According to Citi, they too expect Q4 guidance to register well ahead of consensus expectations. INFN's estimates were raised to $.13 in earnings and $135 million in revenues. The firm also raised their revenue estimates for 2011 to $560 Million and their earnings estimates from $.43 to $.51.
Citibank said that it expects the following:
INFN shares to see strong near/intermediate-term share price outperformance based on following catalysts: 1) Above consensus results & guidance; 2) Significant positive consensus EPS revisions; 3) Potential incremental benefit from Broadband Stimulus package given INFN's unique solution enables quick service turn up; 4) Improving demand from submarine in 2011 along w/enhanced INFN product set for that market – even modest 5% share of estimated $600 undersea TAM can have significant impact on INFN results.
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I found an 8+ year old grocery store recipt on the weekend. Wow...
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1st thing I noticed, my wife and I have hardly changed anything about our buying and eating habits.
The 2nd thing I noticed was the crazy incrases we have had in prices.
1 can Campbells Vegetable soup was listed as $0.89
We now pay $2.19 for the same can.
Fresh Haddock Fillets were $3.99lb. Now $7.99lb.
4 litres of Skim Milk was $4.59...now $7.59.
1 loaf of whole wheat bread was $.99...now $2.99.
Fresh Green Pepper was $1.99lb...now $3.99lb.
Canned tomato juice was $0.99 a can...now $2.29 a can.
Obviously there was waaaaay more on the recipt, but I just can't believe the inflation. I'm sure many people have had to stop buying items the are used to buying, and change their life styles a great deal. I have not gotten to that point yet, but I'm feeling the pinch. It sucks.
Changes are needed.
One will need to master the art of extreme couponing, oh, also there is something called "Living within your means." You know, eat out less, no slave loans or credit etc. This will help you in many ways. Good Luck and God's Speed
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For the first time in the five year history of the young marketeers partnership, local secondary school pupils will sell home-made soups made from surplus vegetables at a Winter Sale in Borough Market to raise valuable funds for FareShare, an organisation which diverts good food destined for the bin to worthy causes.
Last week, pupils from St Saviours and St Olave's, Notre Dame Secondary School, and St Michaels Schools joined us at the Market for a training day with Nicole Pisani and master-baker Manuel Monade from Bread Ahead Bakery. The training day filled students with inspiration on how to transform food waste into delicious soups and ciabatta to sell on their very own market stalls feeding the hungry lunchtime crowd. Stephanie Wood, founder of School Food Matters is over the moon to have extended the project to an older school group, "Our lucky young marketeers are learning from the experts, our Winter Sale will see secrets from Nicole Pisani's soup repertoire and hearty loaves from Bread Ahead."
Splitting into two groups, the first visited Bread Ahead Bakery for a ciabatta masterclass under the watchful eye of French baker Manuel. The group began by making a starter dough, with Manuel explaining that the trick was to knead with one hand whilst keeping the other clean for flour-ing. With varying degrees of success on the clean hands front, the students all produced a ball shaped starter dough after ten minutes of kneading, stretching and folding. These were all added together in a vat of olive oil and left to prove before being baked.
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After lunch, the group moved on to the second half of their training day up in the Market's new professional kitchen The Cookhouse. It was time to think all things soup. Presented with a table full of surplus vegetables donated by Ted's Veg, and a box full of herbs, spices and garnishes the children were encouraged to get creative. Chef and co-author of 'Magic Soup' Nicole told the children, "The one thing I want you to learn from today is that you can re-use anything in the kitchen. Potato peel and broccoli stalks can be added to our soup stock, or leftover herbs and bits of pumpkin can be put in a bottle of olive oil to create an infused oil to garnish our soup".
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Three girls from St Saviours School were delighted with their creamy mushroom soup and noted they had learned lots from the training day, especially the importance of sticking with the seasons, and how to not waste food. "We learned that every little ingredient adds more flavour, even marinating the tofu before adding it on top changed the flavour, from now on I'm going to taste with my eyes closed too. We're really excited to return to the Market on sale day and it's good business experience learning about advertising a product, and how to speak to people".
Nicole herself was pleased with how the day went saying, "I think the young marketeers project is amazing as it teaches children how to monetise waste. It's cool that schools in the area are starting to make pupils aware of food waste and not to focus on the aesthetics of their food. It's really great to think about that at their age, and to see them so excited about using fresh ingredients means I have done my job".
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