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Which butchers in NYC area sell sweetbreads (aka groshitza)? I would have guessed that Le Marais would have had it but it never seems to have it on its menu and the online list of butcher products doesn't include it.
There used to be a place--I think it was called Gutmans-- in Williamsburg that sold delicious sweetbreads. I think Williamsburg would be a good place to start.
I was Le Marais two weeks ago and I think the butcher did have it - might be worth a call and ask the butcher -
I've seen them at both Glatt Mart and Kosher Marketplace. KM's tend to be frozen since there isn't a lot of demand.
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Glatt a la Carte in Boro Park makes serious sweet breads as well as breaded veal cutlets. Try it. It's on 18th Avenue and 50 something.
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On a regular basis, I see them (and buy them) at the following stores in brooklyn (NYC area?) Avi Glatt on Kings Hwy (the cheapest). Glatt Mart. Kings Glatt Mark on Kings Hwy (frozen)
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wow sweetbreads are the best . I buy my sweetbreads from Avi glatt one Ave U they always have it fresh and on the skewered marinated ready for bbq (my favorite )
and if you dont like it just ask the butcher in the back they will cut it the way you want it . BUT make sure you get the VEAL .
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Google's Nest halts sales of its fire alarm – because waving your hand switches it off
Google's Internet-of-Things wunderkind Nest is disabling a software feature called Nest Wave, citing safety concerns. In this letter to customers, Nest Labs CEO Tony Fadell writes: "During recent laboratory testing of the Nest Protect smoke alarm, we observed a unique combination of circumstances that caused us to question …
Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
That they would be mind numbingly moronic enough to think a "feature" like this belongs in a safety critical device makes me certain I'll never ever consider buying a product from them.
I mean, it is oh so hard to have to actually push a button to turn off an unintended smoke alarm because you forgot something in the stove....gotta save that 0.8 seconds by waving at it from a few feet away!
This is from the school of featuritis where you throw in stuff just because you can, without giving any thought to whether it is truly a real improvement in user interaction or you just did it because you hope people will buy your product because they can show their friends "hey look what I can do with MY smoke alarm, you gotta get rid of your boring old school white plastic one if you want to be as cool as me"
Re: Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
Presumably you are not elderly and don't know anyone who is. Presumably you're not disabled and don't know anyone who is.
I was actually quite taken by the idea of having an easy way to silence the alarm if I burn toast, since I find it difficult to reach a ceiling mounted alarm (even with a stool). Just because it's idiotic for you, does not mean it's idiotic for everyone else.
That said, something like the cell phone interface to silence the alarm would be almost as convenient and presumably less prone to accidental silencing.
Re: Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
So have a remote control / button on the wall to silence it. Having to get out a ladder is dumb, no doubt, but if you have a home security system you've already got control devices on your wall that can easily silence an accidental alarm.
There's absolutely no need to have hand waving stop it. What if the licking flames or plumes of smoke read like hand waving to the sensors and turn off the alarm before it wakes you up? Or maybe the curtains start flapping in the air currents created by the fire? There's too many risks of unplanned malfunction to have such a "convenience" feature.
Re: Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
"... This could delay an alarm going off if there was a real fire ..."
It seems that it's not _cancelling_ an existing alarm that is the issue. It actually _disables_ the alarm; it would seem.
Re: Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
As the document says, this feature is turned off by default if you do happen to have the device connected to your wi-fi so it's a non-issue for those of us that do.
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> Presumably you are not elderly and don't know anyone who is.
Well my grandmother was (unsurprisingly) elderly and used to keep her umbrella in the kitchen so if her smoke alarm was triggered accidentally she had a conveniently long item to hand to press the cancel button.
Perhaps you could learn something from her?
Re: @R 11 - Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
My wife is:
1: 100% wheelchair bound with MS
2: Has arthritic hands (from said MS) which make it hard for her to pick up her mouse to throw it at the wall when it frustrates her, never mind pick up an umbrella.
With respect sir - one swallowed use case does not make a summer-ised test base for product acceptance or rejection. At least - not in my Idiot-ic opinion :-).
Two fer Two?
If I understand the NEST company, they have about two products. Both have had significant bugs. If they have three products, then let's give it another month to see if they hit 3 for 3.
The Smart thermostat was so busy mining bitcoins* that it forgot how to be a thermostat. (*Disclaimer, I may have some of the details wrong.)
Now this Smoke Alarm bug/feature/bug.
It almost justifies becoming a Luddite. But not quite.
Re: Two fer Two?
"It almost justifies becoming a Luddite. But not quite."
Wait until you've got a "smart" meter, then you can review your choice!
Re: @R 11 - Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
> Well my grandmother was (unsurprisingly) elderly and used to keep her umbrella in the kitchen
Leaky roof?
Re: Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
Why would you make it convenient to turn off an alarm?
Because smoke alarms are annoying. The more difficult it is to disable them during the inevitable false-positives that they give, the more likely they are to be disabled in a more permanent manner.
A smoke alarm that goes off full blast every time you burn toast is not useful. You become accustomed to the sound and no longer assume that there is a fire when you hear it, you assume that someone is making toast.
If the alarm is difficult to shut off, e.g. if you have to get a chair to actually reach the button, chances are at some point you will just take the battery out.
I think the delayed start to the Nest alarm that gives you a little warning if its about to go off, and the "wave to disable" feature are actually really good ideas.
The less annoying your alarm is to live with, the more likely you are to leave it connected and working.
not only a features... but a bug
This make an obvious demonstration of the benefits and problems with automatic "upgrades" delivered over the net, and without user intervention or control. I have heard of Nest thermostats being bricked automatically by updates in the past, with no ability to opt out of the upgrade loop. It upgrades itself and you only find out when it fails... and you come home to a cold house.
Now there will surely be people that bought the smoke alarm and considered this as a feature, but it is being removed. Sony didn't fare too well when they reduced functionality.
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> It upgrades itself and you only find out when it fails... and you come home to a cold house.
If you're lucky. Or to a sauna and a gas bill the size of a small country's yearly budget if you're not, and you've been away for a few weeks.
What I'd like manufacturers to understand is that we don't want all these devices to have automatic updates, what we want is form them to have been programmed correctly in the first place!
it was programmed correctly in the first place. by the engineer that thought it was a helpful feature. but long after he was gone, another engineer found that it was unsafe. it's not like it was a bug, there's a difference between software doing something you didn't intend and software doing exactly as you intended but having unforeseen consequences. which this case is definitely the ladder. I have no problem with pushing an update for this but apparently you and at least 6 others disagree. why? i have no clue
"it was programmed correctly in the first place. by the engineer that thought it was a helpful feature. but long after he was gone, another engineer found that it was unsafe. "
Why long after he'd gone? You've never coded something in development that seemed clever, or was useful for testing, and then let it out into the field? I have, although fortunately it was only a nuisance rather than a safety issue. Maybe the rest of the commentariat are perfect, but that doesn't explain other people's blighted software rubbish that I have to interract with daily, so I suspect there's lot of unintended consequences of both design spec (which this probably was) and progammer choice.
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Fire breaks out - people naturally do the Team America secret signal.
Fire alarm turns off.
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Well since the point of a smoke alarm is to wake you up if you're asleep while your room is filling with smoke, I don't really see the problem with it.
If you're waving your arms around doing the Team America secret signal as you put it, then surely you are A: Awake and B: Aware of the fire.
At that point, what difference does it make if the smoke alarm is on or off?
I prefer a self contained unit that does not update itself of change in any way from its intended design. If it is a flawed design do a product recall. Remote updates leads to another point of failure. A badly timed update which in any of many ways interferes with a life critical system cannot be a good thing.
As for the hand wavy thing I can see a use (as said above, disabled people). Shame it didnt work and I am sure they will find a way to either fix it or develop some alternative solution.
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It does work, it isn't broken.
The point of a smoke alarm is to wake you up if you're asleep when fire breaks out.
You can wave to turn it off.
You have to be awake to wave.
Whether you waved at it intentionally to turn it off, or accidentally because your arms were flailing around in a panic, it makes no difference, you're still awake and aware of the fire.
The real issue here is why they have decided that it is a problem that needs to be fixed. This seems to be purely driven by the media "outcry" about the perfectly useful and working feature.
More internet of things
I need this to network with my toaster and grill so it knows to turn down its sensitivity when I dare to heat some bread.
As to the first poster, DougS, it doesn't even take full on disability to make disabling an alarm difficult. My partner ended up knock ours off the ceiling with a broom when it was performing its "You are making toast!" feature, as arthritic shoulders mean she can't reach far above her head.
Think outside your box.
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I was working away recently and got a distraught call at 4am from the wife who was about to go postal on "the !*$@ing fire alarm" because "it keeps going off".
For the record, it wasn't a flat battery. The thing had decided to intermittently decide there was a fire, thus repeatedly triggering all the other (interlinked, mains powered, battery backed-up) fire alarms in our house. I can understand why she was pissed off...
It's unbelievable how many ingenious ways there are to prevent normal, sane people from legitimately removing the battery from a fire alarm. She'd managed to disconnect it from the ceiling pattress, but it still kept going off. Echoes of the Friends episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tkY08MhfoU
Eventually, a Skype video session so I could see what she could see + an explanation of which anti-tamper screwdriver to use meant she was eventually able to shut the bloody thing up.
With something like a Nest, I could probably have sorted it out in a trice.
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bad idea... say you accidentally turn on your toaster with a dish towel draped over it... fire started, but the device thinks you're making toast...
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Totally agreed. Yesterday I almost poured gasoline over my toast.. Could have been disastrous!
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"She'd managed to disconnect it from the ceiling pattress, but it still kept going off. "
Why the skype session and "talk down"? Surely hitting the bugger with a hammer would have shut it up?
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I think that's what would have happened if I hadn't picked up the phone at 4am...
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> With something like a Nest, I could probably have sorted it out in a trice.
Bucket of water.
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> fire started, but the device thinks you're making toast...
and then you're toast.
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I have one of these and it is a little annoying that some of the functionality is being removed and I hope they are able to find a way to correct the issue. The feature in question was extremely helpful and removed much of the annoyance from fire alarm use. Having spent the previous ferw years getting on chairs to prize the balsted thing off the ceiling every time I wanted a steak or burnt the toast was not good and you would often forget to put it back up for a day or two compromising on your safety.
Despite the cost of these things I think NEXT have to be applauded for trying to bring additional functionality to some unloved home devices and apply some of the features we've maybe all being dreaming of for years to fruition.
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With 10 foot ceilings, the nest wave was actually a useful feature for only one detector located in the kitchen. I had not purchased other detectors as my house has wiring for mains connected detectors with a third wire for linking them together. Burning toast in the kitchen used to set every single detector in the house screaming. Pushing a button to silence a detector is a PITA and involves a dangerous balancing act so I'm looking forward to Nest fixing this little glitch. As far as hackers and such and over the wire updates, just sensationalist journalism.
I have a smoke alarm in my house
It cost the previous owner of the place about £12.
It runs for a good 6-12 months on a 9v battery.
The reset button is big, red and easy to reach (thanks to the design of my stairs)
Thanks to sensible positioning and the positioning of my stairs its easy to test/reset if needed
So why on earth would I (or anyone) want an internet connected, gesture controlled, overcomplicated way of doing the same thing?
Re: I have a smoke alarm in my house
Maybe there is someone in the world who doesn't have stairs positioned exactly beside the smoke alarm? Someone with disabilities? Someone who has a house with 10-12 foot ceilings?
Re: I have a smoke alarm in my house
But this is a solved problem. There are designs that let you turn them off with the beam of a torch. Simple enough.
Best solution is to buy a fire alarm that looks for actual flames in your kitchen (unless you smoke in there, or have a gas cooker hob) or just do like I have, & leave the detector on a shelf in easy reach. That also reduces the sensitivity so something has to really smoke before it goes off - visible smoke appearing - so avoiding issues with slightly charred toast.
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> So why on earth would I (or anyone) want an internet connected, gesture controlled,
> overcomplicated way of doing the same thing?
When they could just build some conveniently placed stairs next to the alarm detector. Totally agree!
Re: I have a smoke alarm in my house
I am a bit confused about the benefits of the nest here.
Is it that the device is just as buggy as a cheap, badly configured old-fashioned detector and keeps raising false alarms in the houses of people who have put it in awkward places - BUT - the ninja internetz nature of the thing means you can turn it off when this keeps happening.
Or is it, that being a modern tool it actually does its job properly making false alarms very, very rare? In which case, the wave function is pretty useless.
If the device malfunctions and causes false alarms, how do people know the wave wont malfunction?
(BTW - I am confused over this as I havent had a false alarm on my home fire detector for the five years I've lived in this house, is this just down to me being able to cook?)
Be careful what you say..
The NSA hears what you say, reports it to their google overlords (and you thought it was the other way around), google reprograms your thermostat and fire alarm. Terrible tragic accident ensues, no more complaints from you.....
ALL smoke alarms operate that way
And I know this for a fact, becuase I have had every smoke alarm ever made... OK not quite, but I've had lots over the years and every one *without exception* will stop beeping if you wave a teatowel/newspaper/any kind of fan under it after you've burnt the toast. So waving your hand is a natural thing to do to shut the thing up.
My current alarm (one of them) is wirelessly hooked into the house alarm system so if it goes off we get a call from an operator within 20 seconds. If there's no response, or we shout "Holy Crap Call The Fire Service" at them, they call the fire service. That's connected enough for me, but it does rely on the phoneline being up, since I didn't stump for the control unit with the 3G connection in it.
This thing isn't only a Smoke detector
it is also a carbon monoxide detector and has a 7 year product life (like nearly ALL CO/Fire alarms). You can link them so they tell you which of the the others is going off (as does the phone app, which can be set to ring the emergency services when the alarm goes off). It also tells you when its batteries are running out up to 6 months before they do and also provides an "emergency light" to help guide you in the dark. All in all a little bit more sophisticated than your common or garden alarms. Whether this justifies the price, remains to be seen.
I haven't had an alarm triggered by toast for 10 years
It's really simple, there are different types of alarm, which should be used in appropriate places.
Heat - Often more expensive, does not detect smoke particles. Place in kitchen.
Optical - Detect slow smouldering fires well (not toast). Often more expensive. Place in hallway.
Ionisation - Cheap, very sensitive (toast). Place in other living areas and bedrooms.
Unless you're making toast in your bedroom...
Re: I haven't had an alarm triggered by toast for 10 years
Agreed - it is the fitting of inappropriate alarms that is the biggest issue. Granted it's a bit more difficult in retro-fit circumstances, but there are many, many different brands offering a variety of sensors, interconnect options (wired / wireless) and remote test / hush controls. Just check out the Kidde units at the top of this page (not particularly endorsing TLC, but I have used them over the years):
There is a slight cost difference between ionisation and optical, but when we're talking about units that are £12 or £22 (that's with an alkaline backup - Lithium is more) it's hardly a fortune. How much was Nest's smoke alarm? I can't find a price...
And none of them needs connecting to the internet for "firmware upgrades". Why the heck would a simple sensor need a firmware upgrade?
It is something intrinsic to the American Way Of Life? (Off topic) Rather than sorting out the cause of a problem, for example some electrical fires, they cover the symptoms. How? The "arc fault circuit breaker" (not used anywhere else in the world AFAIAA) is there to try to detect high currents caused by loose connections. Why are there high currents and loose connections? Because the standard of US electrical fittings is often very poor.
Cause: inappropriate sensor, or inappropriately located.
Symptom: nuisance alarms
Incorrect Solution: make the sensor so easy to deactivate it could happen accidentally
Correct Solution: fit the correct sensor, or relocate
Re: I haven't had an alarm triggered by toast for 10 years
@Martin an gof
Well said.
Re: I haven't had an alarm triggered by toast for 10 years
Well the reason it needs firmware updates and connectivity is because it's more than just a smoke and CO2 detector, it's actually a secondary sensor for the Nest thermostat unit which adds additional ability to detect where you are in the house.
The idea is that you have one of these upstairs and the thermostat downstairs, so the thermostat can see you leaving the house downstairs in the morning, and the smoke detector can see you going to bed upstairs in the evening.
Another feature is the CO2 detector can shut down the boiler when it detects high levels of CO2, which is somewhat useful.
There is also the night light feature which puts a light on if the sensor sees you walking under it at night, or if the smoke alarm is going off.
So yeah the real reason to have one is simply to add an upstairs sensor for your Nest, the smoke alarm feature is great, but somewhat overkill if you're buying it just for that one feature. I doubt anyone is going to replace all of their £5 smoke alarms with these £120 units, I think the most likely scenario is that you keep your downstairs smoke alarm and maybe reposition one of your upstairs smoke alarms to make room for the Nest sensor.
Personally I can't see the issue with the alarm being able to be deactivated by accidental waving. The idea of a smoke detector is to wake you up if you're sleeping during a fire. If you're waving, you're awake, whether or not you're waving intentionally seems kind of irrelevant.
Re: I haven't had an alarm triggered by toast for 10 years
"Well the reason it needs firmware updates and connectivity is because it's more than just a smoke and CO2 detector, it's actually a secondary sensor for the Nest thermostat unit which adds additional ability to detect where you are in the house."
A thermostat plus PIR. Where's the need for an operating system? New houses these days are built with zoned heating systems which have separate upstairs and downstairs thermostats and can heat upstairs and downstairs separately and to different temperatures. Difficult to retrofit a zoned system though, and NEST doesn't do zoning.
"Another feature is the CO2 detector can shut down the boiler when it detects high levels of CO2, which is somewhat useful."
No it isn't. If it's actually a CO sensor (*not* CO2) then it might be useful if you have an open flue boiler - e.g. a "back boiler". Very nearly all boilers sold (certainly in the UK) for the last 25 years or more have been "room sealed" which means that if they go wrong and start emitting more CO than they should, it goes outside the house. The sort of person who would want to spend this sort of money on a bloomin' smoke detector is unlikely to have a boiler which dates from the 1960s or 1970s and would probably save *far* more money if they bought a new boiler than they ever would with a £120 thermostat.
The appliances which are liable to excessive CO emissions if badly (*very* badly) maintained are open flame gas fires or cookers, and I have *never* seen one of those controlled by a wall thermostat.
This reminds me of the Tesla Ubuntu thread: WHY???
unique combination of circumstances
elsewhere known as "flipping the bird".
hang on, this can not be. Whoever had a mindset to install this... thing, would never dare show disrespect to the all-seeing eye-on-the-wall. At best they'd collapse on their knees: halleluia, be informed, The Allmightly Eye, there's a fire sing(e)ing up my ass and I'd be ever so grateful if you could contact the f... fire brigade pronto. Ah, yes, and by the way, would you unlock the button to activate the f... sprinklers while you're at it?!
unfettered access to connected devices for good, not evil
that depends on the (current) set up. Your revolutionaries are our terrorists (as of today), and in the current climate, targeted elimination of the terrorist, by disabling his fire alarm, is go go go.
So sorry your house burned down. But the alarm was rebooting after an over-the-air firmware update we pushed to it... if you read the fine print, you'll notice we disclaimed all liability.
Talkie Toaster and Wavy Fire Detector conspiracy
Kill all humans!
My fire alarm is mains powered and sits between a light fitting and light bulb, in the ceiling lamp. The remote control is the light switch.
Works a treat.
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- blue room Jan 14, 2010 01:38 PM
I was a little surprised to see this in my newest Penzeys Spices catalog--a column explaining that Penzeys will
"no longer be selling the higher priced specialty salts. I [Bill @ Penzeys] feel things have gotten to a point where the specialty salts are glamorizing the use of salt and, with that, encouraging people to use more of it. I have also found that along with the marketing of specialty salt has come a great deal of misinformation, including claims that some salts don't affect your health like others do. This is just not true...salt is salt..."
I haven't tried too many salts, but thought some Chowhound readers here would be interested to see this.
They will continue to sell only "reasonably priced genereic salts of the sea and earth."
Altho I order spices from Penzeys all the time, I've never gotten salt from them. I wonder if others, when they want a specialty salt, think of Penzeys.
They'll never get me to reduce my salt. I was a kid who picked through the pretzels to get the salt that had fallen off and I've grown to be an adult who thinks salt turns on the flavor of everything else. Happily my blood pressure has never been a problem but if it were, I think I'd have to settle for the early grave. ...particularly now that there are so many interesting salts like smoked salts, Murray River salt, crispy Maldon flakes, fleur de sel, etc. to choose between and so many interesting foods to feature them on.
Good for them! Not only for the long-term perspective, but to their resistance to the glamorization and faddish and fetishistic madness that comes upon single ingredients within the "foodie" sphere.
My guess Bill Penzey is looking at the bottom line...Not anyone's health....If they were selling enough of it profitably.. he'd sell truck loads of the stuff! It's a business decision wrapped up in a "feel good" blanket.......
re: Mellicita
Naw, they'd just stop selling them *without* a long explanation in the catalog. Sounded heartfelt to me. It's not like salt would go bad or lose potency like ground spices, they wouldn't need a turnover of sales to turn a profit.
A nice article about salt here
re: blue room
Dead inventory is Dead inventory....Space, lighting, heating and cooling cost money.
A $1000 worth of Railroad spikes setting around cost money...You cannot have money tied up in slow moving/dead inventory....Better to have the money invested in something that will turn the money over...
Perhaps Penzeys is possibly trying to stay ahead of the looming health curve, given the fact that they are a responsible, concerned company, and can read the writing on the very near future wall.
The City of New York and it's illustrious Mayor Michael Bloomberg this week initiated a voluntary salt reduction drive for the food industry, starting with snack foods and eventually reaching into the fast food realm. Referred to as the "salt talks," NYC, in an effort to yet again food-police the nation, has reached out to big-name manufacturers to reduce salt content in their products by 25% by the year 2014.
Of course, food manufacturers are snubbing the plan, citing the "false notion that there is sufficient evidence to connect salt consumption with cardiovascular disease."
Here's the link for the Daily News short blurb, from which I quoted:
Give me my kosher and my sea salt and my choice to use them at my pace and leave me alone.
On another note, I find the the glamorized insanity of salt to be more than a bit over the top. Choices are great but adoration at the feet of the salt God is something else.
re: bushwickgirl
I can understand what you're saying because vertical food always struck me as far too precious for words. But, OTOH, a lightly smoked salt on a slice of fresh tomato is good enough to change the experience. A delicate flakey salt on tempered chocolate is GOOD.
Or at least that's the way I'm wired. I'd rather have something salty than something sweet. I'd rather have vinegar than wine.
re: rainey
I appreciate your choice and when I said give me my kosher and my sea salt, I was not canceling out the myriad of choices and their applications, it's a wonderful thing; I'm just tired of the overblown salt "hype." the $$$ mystic that surrounds the stuff. I liked the quote "reasonably priced genereic (sic) salts of the sea and earth." That's what it's really all about.
I'm with you on the salty thing, although I tend to like a glass of wine over a glass of vinegar, but vinegar is not to be denied.;-)
Have a good weekend, rainey.
re: cheesehead in recovery
Call and ask what non-salted version they have. For example, they sell a Sunny Paris blend (no salt) that's the same as Fox Point (salted) except for the salt. Don't know if they have non-salted versions but it would be worth a phone call to find out.
re: cheesehead in recovery
I wish, in general, spice mixes would come without salt. Let me decide how much spice I want to add to a dish without oversalting it!
I posted about this on the Food Media board--I was told by a worker in the Richmond VA store that the stores were told the salts were being removed due to low sales volume, but Bill Penzey's always been a major salt and fat phobe so of course he had to put the pious spin on it in the catalog. And if he's going that far he should remove ALL salts and mixes with salt. You know, so it doesn't get "glamorized."
First they came for your cigarettes. Then they came for your salt. Next they will come for your butter. Then they will come for your red meat, your cheese and your ice cream. And ultimately we will all be assimilated to the vegan borg. God what totalitarian, infantilizing idiocy this is.
re: Perilagu Khan
Isn't that a *trifle* dramatic?
Nutritionists are advancing information about the positive effects of some foods and the negative effects of others. And a business man is making decisions about his business and how he wants to disseminate the information. I don't see that anyone's ox has been gored here.
Regardless of my own decision to indulge freely in salt, I am grateful to have as much information as I can get about the effects of various foods and good preventive health. Personally, I think there's a *reason* my body wants salt and I respect that. Meanwhile, if I can compensate for one indulgence with other more productive and informed decisions I feel better off. So far nothing has been involuntary. Ignorance, OTOH, is *not* the same thing as a free choice.
re: rainey
I was referring to the nanny-state impositions of Bloomy.
re: Perilagu Khan
There are no impositions when it comes to the salt issue in New York City. No laws are being made in the sodium reduction plan. The city is going to set goals and use public pressure to try to get compliance from companies.
They only started carrying the expensive salts in the last couple of years, and even then I think Bill expressed doubts about doing so. He seems to feel that they aren't worth paying extra for.
I was disappointed to see this announcement in the catalog. My local store still carries various salts, for now. The Shallot Salt is very fine, and makes a perfect popcorn salt. I always thought the salt prices were reasonable for what you received. The stores also carry boxes of Diamond Crystal kosher salt.
re: MsDiPesto
I don't think they're getting rid of stuff like the shallot salt (which I also love) and garlic salt, just the specialty salts.


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Joanne Kelly's Bookclub
Hosted by Joanne Kelly, formerly of SHAW TV and currently teacher of Journalism in the Creative Communications Program at Red River College.
Want to talk books with other book lovers – but without the commitment of a regular book club? Joanne Kelly and McNally Robinson Booksellers have created a new kind of book club open to everyone in Winnipeg.
We will announce a new book at the beginning of each month through McNally Robinson's The Bookseller newsletter. You simply read the book and show up at McNally the last Tuesday of the month to talk about the book. You can pick and choose the books you want to read – and the book clubs you want to attend.
The choice for August 2014 is Anthony Marra's A Constellation of Vital Phenomena (Random House of Canada).
Stegner Fellow, Iowa MFA, and winner of the Atlantic's emerging writer contest, Anthony Marra has written a brilliant debut novel that brings to life an abandoned hospital where a tough-minded doctor decides to harbour a hunted young girl, with powerful consequences.
In the final days of December 2004, in a small rural village in Chechnya, 8-year-old Havaa hides in the woods when her father is abducted by Russian forces. Fearing for her life, she flees with their neighbour Akhmed to the bombed-out hospital, where Sonya, the one remaining doctor, treats a steady stream of wounded rebels and refugees. Over the course of 5 dramatic days, Akhmed and Sonya reach back into their pasts to unravel the intricate mystery of coincidence, betrayal and forgiveness that unexpectedly binds them and decides their fate.
With The English Patient's dramatic sweep and The Tiger's Wife's expert sense of place, Marra gives us a searing debut about the transcendent power of love in wartime, and how it can cause us to become greater than we ever thought possible.
Anthony Marra is the winner of a Whiting Award, Pushcart Prize, and the Narrative Prize. A Constellation of Vital Phenomena won the 2014 National Book Critics Circle's inaugural John Leonard Prize and the 2014 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award in fiction, as well as the inaugural 2014 Carla Furstenberg Cohen Fiction Award. Marra's novel was a National Book Award long list selection as well as a shortlist selection for the Flaherty-Dunnan first novel prize. In addition, his work has been anthologized in The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2012. He received an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and was a Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, where he now teaches as a Jones Lecturer in Fiction. He has lived and studied in Eastern Europe, and now resides in Oakland, CA. This is his first novel.
Pick up the book at McNally Robinson, read it over the course of the month and join us on Tuesday August 26 at 7:00 pm for refreshments and discussion! Get in touch with Joanne through e-mail here or with John at McNally Robinson here or by calling 204-453-0424, ex 227 if you have any questions.
Please note that there will be no book club meeting in July, 2014.
The Book Club's past and future choices include:
January 2011: Garth Stein's The Art of Racing in the Rain (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
February 2011: Colm Toibin's Brooklyn (McClelland & Stewart)
March 2011: Colum McCann's Let the Great World Spin (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
April 2011: Lauren Grodstein's A Friend of the Family (Algonquin Books)
May 2011: Chris Cleave's Little Bee (Doubleday Canada)
June 2011: Chang Rae-Lee's The Surrendered (Berkley Publishing)
July 2011: Kate Grenville's The Secret River (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
September 2011: Tom Franklin's Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
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November 2011: Dave Eggers' Zeitoun (Knopf Canada)
January 2012: David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas (Knopf Canada)
February 2012: Austin Wright's Tony and Susan (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
March 2012: David Wroblewski's The Story of Edgar Sawtelle (Doubleday Canada)
April 2012: Alan Weisman's The World Without Us (HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd)
May 2012: Bobbie Anne Mason's Feather Crowns (HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd)
June 2012: Carol Birch's Jamrach's Menagerie (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
September 2012: Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge (Random House Publishing Group)
October 2012: Christopher Wakling's What I Did (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
November 2012: Jonas Jonasson's The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
January 2013: Tom Perrotta's The Leftovers (Random House of Canada)
February 2013: Shalom Auslander's Hope: A Tragedy (Penguin Group Canada)
March 2013: Meg Rosoff's How I Live Now (Random House of Canada)
April 2013: Cheryl Strayed's Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Coast Trail (Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group)
May 2013: Yannick Murphy's The Call (HarperCollins Canada)
June 2013: Octavia E. Butler's Kindred (Beacon Press)
August 2013: Benjamin Hale's The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore (Grand Central Publishing)
September 2013: Andrew Kaufman's Born Weird (Random House of Canada)
October 2013: Kevin Powers' The Yellow Birds: A Novel (Little, Brown, and Company)
November 2013: Alfred Lansing's Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage (Basic Books)
January 2014: Liz Moore's Heft (WW Norton & Company)
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June 2014: Katherine Boo's Behind The Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity (Random House of Canada)
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September 2014: Francisco Goldman's Say Her Name (Grove/Atlantic)
October 2014: William Kuhn's Mrs Queen Take the Train (HarperCollins Canada)
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i'm not pregnant (zero possibility), and school starts tomorrow so i can't go to a doctor.
yesterday i was throwing up and had bad diarrhea all day. today i haven't thrown up but i feel nauseous and dizzy and i have a really bad headache. i don't think its the flu, or a virus, ive had those and this doesn't feel like that.
also, i have ibs, but i don't think that has anything to do with it either?
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im feeling the same way… i think is food poisining. i just want it to stop!!!!!
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these symptoms sound like its the flu
but im not sure go see ur doctor
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go to a doctor that's what i think.
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