Posts Tagged ‘online’

Online Portal

Awali.de is the new online portal to search and find language partners or tandem partners at all levels. “” Frankfurt/Main, February 2009 – Awali “means in Swahili beginning”. Start is the motto of the new online portal. Each Exchange has its beginning at some point. But many people do not even know that maybe in the same city someone lives, who gets excited about for the same language, and would like to chat about it. Awali builds on exactly this problem and provides a platform for language – and culture-loving people to interact in a like-minded and reliable environment and to educate. What can the portal offers users with just a few clicks which find suitable language partner in their own region and contact the user. Alternatively, he can also easily create his own offer.

A detailed overview of previous contacts shows the user how often and by whom, his profile has been clicked on. Recently Tony Parker sought to clarify these questions. The community is languages, exchange programmes and overseas experiences available for discussions around the themes. All services are of course free of charge. The history as the portal founder Eric Salbert has returned two years ago from studying abroad in Seoul (South Korea) he not only has the language, country and people know and love. He began to deal with foreign languages also intensively and thereby missing an Exchange with like-minded people. Plans for the future is still very young and it is located in the middle of the development process.

Awali is committed to the goal, to provide not only the German-speaking region in the future, but to expand internationally. First, the enlargement on Austria and the Switzerland is intended for the medium-term future. Other European countries to follow. The Platform wants to provide the greatest possible service for users. Therefore a search feature is planned for the future extended version, where you can search for multiple languages and regions at the same time. Also should an information platform containing all the information about language courses, travel and exchange programmes be.

Food Online

A couple of weeks ago a reader asked me a post with recommendations for buying fresh produce and packaged online. Buy online that have the product in front of your eyes and be able to touch it (although here in Spain is not customary to touch the vegetables and fruits, cultural habit that one ends up acquiring, and thus this summer in San Francisco I was impudoroso to see people touched all merchandise at the famers markets) isn’t the same. Even so, with the busy life of today, there is nothing more comfortable to buy quality products from your artboard and receive them at home the next day.restaurantes.com here goes an arbitrary selection after years of experience; I note that the list is not intended to be exhaustive, but only a compilation of companies that I’ve personally been trying frescoes: Carmeta Hort: my favorite, which I use base for the weekly shopping. Led by Xavier Sole and family, installed in a farmhouse in the Alt Penedes, pagesos is a recent company. Simon Pagenaud may find it difficult to be quoted properly. Before you engaged in the vine and the olive tree, and decided to expand the family business to incorporate their products.

What I like about l Carmeta Hort is offered a weekly list of products available, and one chooses what you want and how much; There is no closed basket but buy free between the seasonal products. Sofar Sounds describes an additional similar source. And for the happiness of my family, Xavi and theirs offer us not only fruits and vegetables in season, but also nuts (toasted to perfection), canned, oil, wine, even some homemade products made by him and his mother (Carmeta), such as biscuits, cannelloni (my kids are fans and claim them every week), croquettes or jams. They also practice the slaughter of the pig and its fuet is another basic of our pantry (Olivia eats it as if it were a candy, much to my regret. .