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artfizz
pleasant_business wrote:
... The restaurants I have worked at have always bought whole chickens, or at least 1:1 ratio parts (1 wing : 1 thigh : 1 breast : 1 leg), but in a market where consumers demand all white meat, buying only white meat is a (more expensive) option.

A customer ordered lobster and the waiter brought him one with only one claw. When he complained, the waiter said: "It's been in a fight, sir!"

So the customer said: "In that case, bring me the winner".

TheGrobe

One other suggestion might be to set up a system that awards points to your repeat customers, and to only allow the points to be awarded to those who order an equal amount of light and dark meat thereby incentivising an equitable use of each.  You could still offer white only or black only options, but only if your customers agreed to forgo the points.

One problem with this type of system, though, is the tendency for quite a number of people to simply miss the points altogether.

JG27Pyth

I have this unshakeable feeling that this entire thread is somehow an elaborate spoof and I'm just too stupid to get it.

artfizz
JG27Pyth wrote:

I have this unshakeable feeling that this entire thread is somehow an elaborate spoof and I'm just too stupid to get it.

<Venn-dishly complicated diagram>


I thought I was getting it - but clearly not. Somebody always posits a hidden meaning in the most innocuous places e.g. Opening Names not ECO-friendly. Sometimes a chicken dinner is just a chicken diner.

 

artfizz
paul211 wrote: < some fancy recipes >

Thanks for those. Going to have to try some of them out & get back to you.

artfizz
paul211 wrote:

Somehow had beautiful pictures to posr\t and reviewing all of your advice and others I was not able to import.

Is there a special place and saving of pictures format that I shopuld know about or that I forget?

I saved the pictures in my pictures and could not import to paste in the forum. Any advice??


Which browser were you using? Google Chrome doesn't work well for importing pictures.

artfizz

1. Click on the Insert/edit image button (the one that looks like a tree).

2. Click on the browse button (to the right of the Image URL box).

3. Click on Upload.

4. Next to where it says 'File to upload', click on Browse.

5. Navigate to the picture, select it, and click on Open.

6. From the Upload window, click Upload.

7. After it says, 'Upload successful', close the Upload window. (The filename MUST NOT CONTAIN SPACES otherwise you will get an invalid filename error message).

8. Navigate to the image in the Moxiecode Image Manage window.

9. Set the Dimensions. (Don't exceed 600 pixels in width or height).

10. Click on Insert & voila!

Anatoly_Sergievsky

artfizz, you are a bloody genius. 

Enough said.

artfizz
paul211 wrote:

Thanks Art post# 29, now everyone can see the chicken vol-au-vent picture.

Will try again.

I am using the IE7 browser.

And Art always has a helping hand, mind or tip.


Kohai has illustrated image loading instructions here.

artfizz
paul211 wrote:

... Yes, she did saying:"You may experience problems here if the name of the image has any spaces in it"

... you said :"(The filename MUST NOT CONTAIN SPACES otherwise you will get an invalid filename error message)".

...

There are many nationalities here and at times the rendering of instructions may not sound as clear as the person that writes it .


It's just as well then that we have both a light and a dark take on images -although it has always puzzled me that monchrome isn't.

"A pile of evidence supports that people learn more deeply from words with pictures than from words alone."