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Sunday Novak Djokovic won his first Monte Carlo Masters title by beating Rafael Nadal. "I cannot be happier than I am in this moment knowing what I've been through the whole week, actually two weeks, right after Davis Cup, trying to recover [ankle injury] and make a decision to play or not to play," said Djokovic. "If somebody told me 10 days ago I'd be winning the trophy, I wouldn't think it's so realistic, to be honest. I went through pain, I went through a big challenge, mentally, physically, emotionally, and in the end it was getting better as the tournament was going on. It was a high mountain to climb for me, and I knew that. It was the biggest challenge that you can have on clay. But I managed to overcome it. I was ready to accept that challenge. I made the decision to play - and it was the best decision I've made in my life." The guy has a mind of steel. "It's a very joyful moment for me because I've wanted that trophy badly al...
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MINSK, Belarus (AP) - The authoritarian president of Belarus signed a decree Friday banning some industrial workers in the ex-Soviet nation from leaving their jobs, threatening them with draconian fines if they do.
Alexander Lukashenko's decree follows a statement he made a week ago on a visit to a wood processing plant. The measure is intended to stem the exodus of workers to neighboring Russia, where salaries are higher.
About 1 million people in the nation of 10 million are estimated to be working abroad, most of them in neighboring Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania.
The decree refers to about 13,000 employees of nine state-controlled wood-processing plants and about 3,000 construction workers involved in their modernization. The workers would be required to sign new labor contracts containing a provision that would force those who quit to pay back the entire wage they received since signing the contract.
Authorities will deduct the money from a worker's salary at a new job. Those who don't have new jobs would be sent back to their plants and will still have to pay the fine.
Critics compare the measure to serfdom and warn that it will only deepen the ex-Soviet nation's economic woes.
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The Lake County Solid Waste Management District Board voted unanimously Thursday to cancel the contract with developer Earl Powers after nothing but delays developed in nearly four and a half years since the contract was signed in November 2008.
Lake County Commissioner Gerry Scheub, who was once the trash-to-ethanol project's biggest supporter, made the motion to cancel the contract.
That ends the headache of waiting for Powers to get funding for the plant, but the problem of how to dispose of the county's household waste in an environmentally and fiscally responsible manner remains unsolved.
At the same meeting in which he finally killed the trash-to-ethanol project, Scheub mentioned he had been approached by people interested in trash-to-diesel and other ideas. Scheub's response to those people should be to listen politely, then make it clear that they will have to work directly with the Lake County Solid Waste Management District, not with him.
The board must issue a new request for proposals on ways to dispose of household waste.
The Powers experience, combined with the failed Hickory Hills landfil proposal, should prove instructive for the board.
The board must use much more caution in vetting proposals and in setting clear expectations and a timeline for progress. Not every idea is a good one, and not every good idea is feasible.
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With Daniel Miller, Trae Golden and Kammeon Holsey gone from Georgia Tech because of graduation, heach coach Brian Gregory is going to be looking for someone to step up into the leadership role for his club. Gregory should look no further than junior power forward Robert Carter Jr.
Why Carter? It is really simple when you think about it. He has the best game of anyone that is returning to the squad next season and, quite frankly, health permitting of course, should be an All-ACC performer next season. Carter, while he was available for the team, was the most impressive player on the floor not named Daniel Miller. He led the Jackets in points and boards logging 11.4 points and 8.4 boards per contest.
Carter's game shows a lot of promise with his ability to bang down low on the block and get on the offensive and defensive boards. Also the ability to stretch the defense with his three-point shooting ability is going to come in handy next season. Carter should look to be more aggressive next year on the offensive end with the skill set that he brings to the court.
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Stretch forwards are the trend now in basketball and Carter has the skills and potential to be one of the better stretch forwards in college basketball next season. Coach Gregory should be expecting him to up his scoring average from 11.4 to at least 16.0 points or better next season. In reality that is only two or three extra buckets per night and Carter is surely capable of increasing his output by that much.
Next season, expect to see a more aggressive Robert Carter Jr. on the offensive end. He could be a double-double machine next year and quite possibly All-ACC first or second team before it is all said and done. Those are goals that he could obtain.
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I was fortunate to grow up regularly visiting the original Spice House in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. (The Spice House was owned by the parents of the people who went on to create Penzey's.) At a tender and impressionable age, I was imprinted with the sensual, magical experience of walking through their door and immediately being surrounded by a cacophony of smells and the promise of new discoveries. So needless to say, there's no way the Internet or a grocery store, no matter how convenient and practical, is going to be my go-to when it comes time to purchase my spices.
The advantage of a spice shop is being able to smell the herbs and spices you are purchasing. This is helpful to be sure they are fresh and potent but also to educate your nose. How does Greek oregano differ from Italian? And how is oregano different from marjoram? What dishes call for one but not the other? It also helps that a spice shop is always staffed by very knowledgeable, well trained, and enthusiastic spice geeks who are happy to further your education. And then there is the fact that you will almost always discover something new to try, something you may never have picked up if you just saw the tin sitting on a shelf at the grocers.
I'm lucky because I now live in an area where there are shops devoted to spices, such as the wonderful Oaktown Spice Shop in Oakland, CA, which is modeled after the Spice House in Wauwatosa. A trip to Oaktown is a special treat and I always leave inspired. Of course, there are times when I need to skip the spice shop, like when I need a spice or dried herb that I don't normal stock and there's no time for a special trip. Then I purchase the smallest amount possible from the grocery store, often from a bulk bin if possible. Rainbow Grocery in San Francisco has an amazing bulk spice collection, for example.
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I love the Spice House! I used to live across the street from them--it's definitely a magical experience walking in the door.
I always buy spices in bulk, most often at Whole Foods because it's convenient, but often at the Spice House (in Chicago). It's so much more economical to buy small quantities, and I know my spices are fresh!
I end up buying spices at an Indian stores or at an International Farmers Market. I buy them in bulk so I can have them on hand (small town handicap). Also, my mom manages to bring things back from India sometimes, so I definitely steal from her every now and then!
I get a lot of my bulk spices like cardamum pods and whole cloves (for making my own chai primarily) from Whole Foods. Otherwise I'm generally really fickle about where I get other spices.
The Spice House. End of discussion :)
Always ordered from Penzey's .. and now there's one here in Atlanta, so I go buy from them directly.
I'm in East Tosa and shop at the Spice House or Penzey's headquarters. Gotta love fresh spices.
We don't have a good Spice Shop near me, but whenever I'm in Boulder,CO I always make a point to go to the Savory Spice Shop...I love it!
Penzey's near Bloomfield! There is a spice shop in the Kerrytown Market near my house but the spices don't smell as good and they are so much more expensive than Penzey's that it is really worth it to drive there.
Honestly? I have never thought twice about buying spices from the grocery store. Tins, bottles, bulk bin all work fine for me. I didn't even know spice shops existed. I understand that you get what you pay for, so how much more expensive are the spices at a spice store? Or is it just the fact that you can get different or more rare spices? Are they really better?
I used to get all my spices from Penzeys but since I have switched to organics, I now just get them at the Whole Foods Market. Usually the really small containers of Simply Organic, or similar. I wish Penzeys did organics - their spices are so much better than everyone else's.
@Michelou - yes, the spices at the spice store are much better. It's not about the variety, it's about the quality. They are usually MUCH fresher than what you get at the store, and much higher quality to start with. Just try comparing Penzeys cinnamon to grocery store cinnamon - just sniff it. You'll see what I mean.
I wish there was an option to pick more than one place where we buy spices!
I buy most of my spices in bulk, but I'll go to a spice shop (most often The Spice Trader, in Toronto) for some spices that my local bulk store doesn't carry, like Aleppo pepper or amchur powder, and I get dried chiles from a Latin American grocer.
I mainly buy either at my local Penzey's or order online from The Spice House. I have bought some occasionally at Central Market in the bulk section.
The Spice Merchants has the best spices. Plenty of spice blends and they carry everything! Plus you can order online at www.spicemerchants.biz or visit one of their six stores through out the country.
I used to buy my spices from World Spice Merchants, down on Western in Seattle since it was close to my office. What an awesome place. Now that I'm in Milwaukee, I'm so happy to have a handful of Penzey's stores nearby. There's really nothing like having a wide variety of fresh spices available - my cooking wouldn't be the same.
i buy a lot of spices at the indian shop... they sell them in large bags and often have a larger variety of spices than you would expect. Others I buy bulk at the grocery store, bulk if its available and something i can use up before its freshness is lost
Penzey's all the way. Though it is harder now that they closed their Grand Central location.
When I lived in Sydney, the amazing Herbie's Spices was just around the corner (http://www.herbies.com.au/). Moving to the states I continued to use their online ordering until I discovered Penzey's. I still order some spice blends from Herbie's that I can't find at Penzey's, like Dukkah, Laksa mix and wattleseed.
I answered "from the grocery store (bulk)," but a more accurate answer would have been "from all these sources." I buy plenty of spices from the grocery, but I'm lucky enough to have a locally owned corner store that also sells spices in bulk. Their chili powder is more to my taste and their oregano is much more fragrant.
Also, I buy some spices and other seasonings --- lately, smoked paprika, fleur de sel, vanilla beans --- from a fancypants gourmet store (also locally owned). When I can't find an item from those shops, it's good to know I can turn to online sources like Penzey's.
Hey LAURAKAT, have you ever tried By the Pound in A2? They have a really great spice selection. Altho now that I'm moving to B'ham, I might have to finally give ol' Penzey's in Beverly Hills a try.
If you're in the Atlanta area, check out Your DeKalb Farmer's Market. I'll never go anywhere else when I can get fresh, imported spices for the cheapest prices I've seen--1/3 lb of Rosemary for $0.30? I'll take it!
At the health food store, where they sell them in bulk. By far the cheapest thing to do.
We have a gourmet grocery that sells them in bulk that we buy from. It is so much cheaper, and I can always be assured my spices are fresh. I get Herbs de Provence that would cost $$7.00 in a jar for $1.00.
I buy mine in bulk from an Amish grocery...much fresher and cheaper too.
There is a Penzey's a mile from my house. I go there. The spices are really fresh and are reasonably priced.
I buy my herbs and spices (and a lot of other products) direct from Frontier Coop Wholesale. It's where most health food stores get their bulk supplies. The quality is fantastic and the prices are amazing. I used to buy Penzey's, but Frontier is just as good IMO when you can control the storage and keep things fresh.
Buying spices from a spice shop is a thousand times better than any grocery store: the variety, the freshness and even the prices are sooo much better! and you get to smell the stuff!! Also, if you have any questions, they are always very helpful. My favorite shop is Savory in Westfield, NJ (they also have an online store).
I live in Oakland and love stopping by Oaktown Spice Shop! I love supporting a local business and the owners are very friendly and knowledgeable!
Savory Spice Shop, hands down, wonderful experience every time. And now they are spreading all over the country, so you might have one near you!
Located in Brooklyn. Fresh spices & herbs, and the prices - Amazing!
The Spice House in Evanston, hands down. I love them so much, I pased my passion on to my mom who is now looking to open a spice shop of her own!
Also, someone asked how much more expensive a spice shop is compared to the grocery store, and in my experience it's so much cheaper for a far superior product and not just because you can buy smaller quantities, but overall.
On the subject of spices, does anyone have any suggestions of where one might buy poppy seeds in bulk? I find myself occasionally making tortes that require large amounts of them (a few hundred grams) and it just feels ridiculous to buy multiple bottles/bags. I did recently see that Whole Foods has them in bulk, but I haven't yet done a price comparison....(If it helps, I live in Minneapolis...)
I love Penzeys! I think they're actually cheaper than my grocery store, and certainly higher quality and more variety. For spices I run through regularly I buy the bags, which give you more for less, and repackage into my own containers. They always have some promo code for different freebies, too, and will throw in some extras sometimes which is fun!
We got to Penzey's in Minnesota's Uptown with our in-laws. Then we usually go back to their place and make an awesome dinner with the fun new spices.
Penzey's (online and in Menlo Park, CA) - for the Vietnamese Cinnamon
Rainbow Grocery (San Francisco) - a few harder to find things or when I need bulk
The Meadow (Portland) - salts and peppers
Although I grow & preserve nearly all my own herbs and a few spices/seeds.
I get most of my spices from an Indian grocery near my house - it has turned out to be a really nice and cheap source for spices.
World Market has high quality spices for very very cheap, so that's where I buy a lot of mine.
It depends ...
Just yesterday my wife and I bought two jars of Anise Extract for my mother at Shop Rite because it was so much cheaper than what she was able to get them by her.
I sometimes buy the very large bulk jars of spices (peppercorns for example) from BJ's. I've considered buying some hard to find items from internet based vendors but so far haven't had a need to.
I've yet to find any place that sells bulk spices by us but a Penzy's opened up in Albany so maybe someday I'll take a trip out there.
Penzey's in Arlington, MA and The Fresh Market in Hingham, MA. I love that Penzey's has catalogs that incorporate new spices into recipes-and they have tester spices for you to smell. The vanilla sugar alone is amazing!
I buy my spices from the Real Food Market in Helena, Montana. I always have since the first day they opened 30+ years ago. Their spices are so much fresher than those prepackaged spices and herbs at grocery stores. Plus, they are always much less expensive! I can buy exactly as much or as little as I want and I am re-using my own storage rather than over and over buying new glass or tin containers. There is no comparison, really, between the spice/herb/tea section of the Real Food Market and the grocery stores. :-)


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