in 2009, old spice faced a problem. >> it was pushing 100 years old. >> good, tangy old spice scent. >> it has the name old in it, and it has all that collective memory about kind of your grandfather's cologne. >> here's a fellow who looks and feels like the top of the morning. mm-hmm. that's because he's starting his day the old spice way. old spice aftershave lotion. >> old spice was something your dad used, maybe your grandfather used, and certainly, any young person wouldn't go near it. >> if they were going to stay alive, old spice needed to capture a new market. one of the few that was thriving in the face of the u.s. financial crisis, men's grooming products. but that was a tall order. >> what they were eager to do was figure out how to introduce old spice to a new generation. this generation has been so savvy about how commercials work. >> you know, ads. >> now let magic happen to you. >> the things you skip past whenever you can. >> this is a chronic problem in advertising, how to cut through the clutter, you know, and how to reach the cynical and jaded consumer. >> to break

in 2009, old spice faced a problem. >> it was pushing 100 years old. >> good, tangy old spice scent. >> it has the name old in it, and it has all that collective memory about kind of your grandfather's cologne. >> here's a fellow who looks and feels like the top of the morning. mm-hmm. that's because he's starting his day the old spice way. old spice aftershave lotion. >> old spice was something your dad used, maybe your grandfather used, and certainly, any young person wouldn't go near it. >> if they were going to stay alive, old spice needed to capture a new market. one of the few that was thriving in the face of the u.s. financial crisis, men's grooming products. but that was a tall order. >> what they were eager to do was figure out how to introduce old spice to a new generation. this generation has been so savvy about how commercials work. >> you know, ads. >> now let magic happen to you. >> the things you skip past whenever you can. >> this is a chronic problem in advertising, how to cut through the clutter, you know, and how to reach the cynical and jaded consumer. >> to break

locals feared it was becoming known as "spice town". yeah, it was in all the newspapers, weren't it. 34—year—old nathan started living on the streets when he was 15. everybody‘s on it down here, aren't they. i would say the majority of the homeless are on it, any way. he's showing me some of the places he's bedded down for the night. you were smoking it, right? yes, i know, i collapsed. lucky my brother was with me and he said i was like gone for like half an hour to an hour, like. i couldn't remember. i was gone, like. spice, or mamba as it's called here, is a synthetic drug. once a legal high, it was banned two years ago. drugs workers like martin gregory are particularly concerned that spice is constantly changing, and it's hard to keep track of what's in the drug. that would be enough for them to be stoned for half an hour. and how much would that cost? about £2. i've learned to make soup, spaghettis bolognese. spaghetti bolognese. it's all give me the skills what i've never had or i've forgot to do because i was always off m

locals feared it was becoming known as "spice town". yeah, it was in all the newspapers, weren't it? 34—year—old nathan started living on the streets when he was 15. everybody‘s on it down here, aren't they? i'd say the majority of the homeless are on it, anyway. he's showing me some of the places he's bedded down for the night. you were smoking it, right? yeah, i know, i collapsed. lucky my brother was with me, eh? and he said i was like gone for, like, half an hour to an hour, like, yeah? i couldn't remember, i was gone, like. spice — or mamba, as it's called here — is a synthetic drug. once a legal high, it was banned two years ago. drugs workers like martin gregory are particularly concerned that spice is constantly changing, and it's hard to keep track of what's in the drug. that would be enough for them to be stoned for...half an hour. and how much would that cost? about £2. i've learnt to make soups. spaghetti bolognese. it's all giving me the skills what i've never had, or i've forgot to do, because i was always off m

and sounds a bar you find almost all the spices in the world other times when one will get rich from entirely spices are long gone a man and one who are going to give me loads more you before all the farmers in the area depended on tourists if no one visited the farm it was difficult to survive and a lot of them had to give up and look for other work spy's farmer patrick my gang got together with his neighbor managed to conquer a new market. a month a spice farmers of zanzibar his considered an expert and all the others come to him to buy new seedlings. i think it's because i exclusively use cow dung and select the plants very carefully and. with thirty other spice farmers my ganga founded a cooperative since then the farmers share everything to strand and the local knowledge together the found a way to expand closer now grown on a large scale. my ganga's neighbor and the food explains how this help them succeed. we decided to be certified organic and what we sell to. our customers as organic the price is increase from fifteen to produce all dentition ings appropriated as a young com

a month a spice farmers of zanzibar is considered an expert and all the others come to him to buy new seedlings. i think it's because i exclusively use cow dung and select the plants very carefully and. with thirty other spice farmers my ganga founded a cooperative since then the farmers share everything to strand and the global knowledge together the found a way to expand. cloves are now grown on a large scale. by ganga's neighbor and the food explains how this help them succeed. we decided to be certified organic and what we sell to our customers as organic the price is increase from fifteen to twenty thousand and two shillings the hope great tip is a young company based in stone town it looks for gannett products from the island with bio labels designed spice all functions are handpicked and then shipped to your. group to sell this piece with the close cooperation with the farm. nowadays or they have been marketed to the advantage that can either know where they can sell their stuff or solving the production's need to be to high and blast yeah it was a bottle of five hundred sendin

it's just a spiced, a quarter pound of spiced ham. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so he goes, alright dude. whatever. so jake leaves, and then we're dancing, hanging out, and then jake -- i go, "let's do a shot of tequila to horatio." so we do a shot of tequila. then we're dancing, and then jake comes over, and he goes, "we got to go, dude." do you remember this? he goes, "we got to go to the emergency room, horatio, cracked his head open." i go, "what? you're kidding me?" and then horatio comes over to me. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he goes, "you'd tell me if it was bad. right? is it bad?" there's blood all over the place. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i go -- i'm like, "yes, it's bad dude. what happed? what happened." he goes, "i jumped off the stage into the curtain." >> yes. >> jimmy: "and went to catch my fall, and there was a pole." [ audience groans ] and he smacked, smacked his head. so cut to, the tequila just kicks in. roo eating spiced ham. [ laughter ] covered in blood. [ applause ] that's, that's what -- dancing with parker posey. that's how mfu >> that's a story. >> jimm

generations so what are some of the spices that you sell here to. pull rivers chink of it in. or what. that. up to me to give you. that. are going to be healed looks to me baby and she should know that that you are you know. whenever i think of turkish cuisine i think of sumac. to get the edition from one. chick in the book. of all the unique names china. now usually when i think of sumac i think of it as a powder it's grown. so our costs right here. and every nurse. we eat ok. a flower seller very very very fragrant it what dishes do you cook with you might. even shade the and. who are some of your customers to. come. up to my visit to the palace and spy shop i want to learn a bit more about ottoman crissy. a familiar face in turkish households as a t.v. chef and entrepreneur. meeting at a restaurant in the complex of istanbul's largest mosque saleman. welcome how do you do very well very well traditional turkish you know it's very good to me. thank you. most important thing about the ottoman empire is that it was an empire of nations they let them

the collection called spice up boasts about seven thousand items it was assembled by curator and fan allen smith allison and includes costumes dolls and even i'm ok. so colorful and collected. and porter and music culture i. mean it's all kept in stores boxes in a dark place below the spice girls made their breakthrough in one thousand nine hundred six and eventually disbanded five years later. recently rumors of a comeback have resurfaced. on august twenty fourth the exhibition will be moving on to manchester. britain is currently home to a group of to. during dinosaurs. the seventeen million euro shows stars moving lifesize model dinosaurs among them as a toronto saurus rex to break your sources. on its debut tour in two thousand and seven the exhibition was seen by the nine million people and more than two hundred fifty cities around the world stars in its attempt at the state of the art creatures will be touring the rest of europe. well we're also going on tour this week in our series island dreams we feature europe's most interesting islands first stop lies on the edge of europe

to spices a rival gave an almost instant sense of respectability to what had previously been a must in the world and i don't personally have any difficulty with what must be i just don't like the image that comes out in most people's mind the first time i met tim spice i was interviewing him for a newspaper he ditching in charming public school educated goal itself and that meeting of the a feature of the construe before then it changed the agenda global agenda and what the problem is your company was. tim spicer was considered a respectable head of a mercenary organization but at first his business affairs didn't go to well it was dogged by failure for example he got a phone call from a fellow indian with a tie passport who was under house arrest. for a financial scandal and he contacted tim spicer and wanted him to restore the president of syria i don't mean. once the president surely it was back in power this guy would then get his contracts for diamonds and be able to make money. but it didn't work out that way. the company started life run by tip spicer's focus on a couple of hund

and the new color all of caution analysts warn about investing in vanilla as the spice becomes more expensive than so. this is your business update on how the home free in berlin good to have you with us i hate to rain on the parade of everyone enjoying these sizzling temperatures but the fact of the matter is that here in germany it hasn't rained for police since april and it's a real problem the record drought is threatening the livelihoods of many farmers and they want government aid to the tune of one billion euros to make up for lost crops is currently unclear whether they'll get it or not. from horizon to horizon with the crops. from michael turner was harvest is history. we've got to raise the feed we've been storing for winter nothing in the fields we can put the young animals out to graze they get winter feed in the sheds because there's nothing else the fields are totally scorched. heiko turner expects his losses to top two hundred thousand euros and he's only one of the many farmers who face ruin. facing the worst harvest of this century existence many farms face the prospect of go

an analyst's one about investing in vanilla as the spice becomes more expensive than silver. and it was all and still business and economy in tatters zimbabwe is suffering from a cash crisis and whoever wins today's election will have the job of fixing it investors shunned the country under the rule of robert mugabe but he's not running for the first time in about forty years. so for learning egypt anglais did something extraordinary he kept his company james north in business through hyperinflation and the exodus of investors during the mugabe years. but the maker of protective gloves and shoes took a hit nonetheless. he had to reduce the number of stars from four hundred to one hundred fifty in the last fifteen years he hopes the new government will attract foreign capital. having access to. capital will enable us to upgrade the delivery parts of all clubs or. would we do have plans as to what is it that we need to upgrade. the desired upgrades can only become reality as part of a wider economic recovery. zimbabwe's g.d.p. nearly hove to between two thousand and two thousan

probably the initial the regeneration that the spices had he's asking. for the people's fire and also he is also very strong in their i.d.'s pushing for that traditional values of people's party and at this moment the people's party seen a retreat from the voters need to reassure that they are the us and compared to the progressive government socially spend the sonship. what the voters are looking for it's an opposition that is very very opposed to the socialist new. government and broadly this is going to be very good for south east and i knew it was the show for to. us and yes i have thirty seconds left over what does this tell us about minds about the political landscape in spain. well it's only to go and sleep use more and more polarized the right to get seen. more of the right the right landscape piece is getting very strong and the left that the negatives with the socialist government and. left. i think is very polarized and this is going to be very good for probably another good for the liberal democrats. that they're finding themselves right in t

k wew it's spice k 2 onlymay or mh something such as pcp or heroin. so it is a drug. and any time you have an increase it has an impact. the city encies that workcollabo address this impact. >> so ose agencies h created this emergency alert flierab with informatout k and also drug resources and we saw a homeless advocate happeneding these out earlier tonight. live in north west. lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". at>> aions of animal yluse in mard. police say he died he d to the back of his pickup truck and dragged it dn the street. what happened when neighborhoods tried point veen. >> well, tell me they heard screams and came out to find others down the hill in an attempt to confront and own erin stop hi him. it's believed he dragged his g at least thi far and more than a quarter mile from his home. take a lk this is mug so the of 5 with-year-old herbert carl senseba facing fr counts of animal controlty after teide renell a plaque and white mix ger snhepherd and dragged the dog down the street. neighbors saw what was going on on does and ran out to confront the dog's

has music just for spice among us and st vincent they have their own unique sound for vinci mouse and although in japan japanese sagar this make their own so good music with japanese lyrics for their carnival as well so it's incredible to see the amount of diversity that comes from music. chill man does deny lazy. jabs may be to maddy. i give you two new life. all of which deny them. you. love to send me. a life. love you gave him a bridge stuck on a memo sort of on. the right wrong wrong wrong. goal in. poly wrong. blah. blah blah a little. bit. of you. need to. see a. change in maddie. to just. use. little. done wrong. and you know we. multiply by a thousand clapping you know what it is there right now by the way and that is night of black people on line no huge loss to you tube and tweets coming in so i'm all cars says i love black men it will be remembered for having a good tar singing live performing in local cafes and bars to create room to define her voice presence and individuality no cakewalk she earned her keep enough respect someone else watching live on youtube writes in a

. >> rene: maybe we'll cook this for lunch spiced with the tartar. chop that up with the freshly slaughtered meat from one of soren's cows. >> rene: what else? >> soren: the asparagus? >> rene: yes, let's do that. i'm hungry man. >> noma chefs: the asparagus come out? >> rene: asparagus, beautiful. >> noma chefs: let's go! >> rene: we have sauce up, please? >> noma chefs: yes. >> rene: and then just one dollop right there in the middle, okay? >> noma chefs: yes. >> noma waiter: we roast the asparagus with this pine, that's why we have the branch. you do not eat that branch however. >> alessandro: oh okay. >> noma waiter: underneath is a small pile of tender spruce shoots. grilled with asparagus sauce and a little bit of fresh green spinach. >> anthony: that is incredible. >> alessandro: wow. the flavor of this, huh? >> rene: so, this is actually beer made from asparagus. >> anthony: it's tasty. >> rene: yeah. >> rene: what's the meat, veal? what was the name of the cow. >> soren: uh, 76300330. >> rene: chef, do you want to do the tartar? >> anthony:

spice for a mash up of two of her hit songs by a mommy and soak up the first how to listen to trinidad in journalists gray explain what makes my life her music so unique. what i think really significant about my life is her voice like when she came out there was a lot of conversation about how unusual her voice is i mean fact that she's been able to find success in such an exclusive genre the international success i think is really really good i don't think it's as important i think for fame to city and being able to have your voice in this cultural donna and finding your own success would be the last and final. bang. bang. bang. was. a one on one. dancing on you know it was a. modeling call and then you look. like boss like i did. all. that. but. both zero zero zero. zero. zero zero zero this filter. is now. it's like girls gone wild a little bit among. the sun spot something we call. john howard. is like i love the tone change its attitude when i see people dance in love was. being. thank you thank you thank. you. told. us. little. soul. will. follow. that. we've. been. through. keep

this is a spice company, for heaven's sake and climbing up to 118 and change today that's right this thing so what's going on here? why do mccormick's latest quarter catch wall street by surprise this is simply because the consumer packaged good stocks haven't popped in the fashions of wall street of late they're hated. the company kept reporting good quarter after good quarter after good quarter, but it didn't matter because people assumed this was merely the best house in a bad neighborhood. everybody was talking about the ever escalating trade war that could make it hard for any of these companies to do business in an important overseas market. while that general diagnosis is indeed accurate, it didn't really fit the case of mccormick. this company kept putting up strong numbers, yet because investors tend to paint with too broad a brush, that is so typical of what happens, it was ignored. basically, wall street treated this stock like it was guilt by association. beyond, that though, there was also one big perceived negative to the specific that is mccormick. i say perceived nega

i'll tell you the name and why it was the best one i've heard in ages. >>> and spice, spice baby. i'm sitting down with the ceo of mccormick to find out about the arby food acquisition. that's franks from the man himself. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney.cnbc.com, or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's th

to post israelis and arabs is the same spices course. we are actually the same the same flavors and to find different ways a lot of times. you can see the exact. rides out of a. kitchen used to lots. of israel the kitchen also use it as it is a fuse a kind of a fusion. so what's up the system we have yes we have become time salted fish. we have all kinds i was conscious we have a fine if you rush outside. we have to push the cows that. we have. to. go away and if not most probably because of all that rushing immigration. so we also have many tio. shop idiom for that and there are a lot of if you can see here in jerusalem there is a big community of video visuals my. through the entice ing brains of produce on sale here there is one unifying feature everything in the smoke is strictly kosher that's to see it conforms to jewish dietary laws forbidding sets in the us and so you'll find no shrimps at the fishmonger and no pool at the butcher. no one familiar with the muslim idea of hand then that's his food it is committed according to islam

full coverings them to us dried and then we bake them in our own spice mix mate with various mexican chiles for forty minutes or so. soft they become crispy dark spicy salty they taste a bit like a mexican blue young kid. makes of cars and. has even written a cookbook to convince people that insects are delectable not disgusting. these are busy and people don't mind snails you can even buy them in supermarkets ready to eat next to pizzas but everyone thinks grasshoppers a weird. except folk adama whose whole profession centers on insects he says they're super easy to prepare so this is it in these are prepared without any spices or a little faster than just roasted for a short time unless the. insects are still in the market in germany. and supplies are bred especially for human consumption i'm controlled farms in the e.u. so what does he do with any spiders working in his bedroom. i catch them in a glass and put them outside though admittedly it's my wife or takes care of that. here so it's not like i go out into the world with a bunch of finite and catch my dinner myself. and now f

as in these are prepared without any spices or oil or fat and i just roasted for a short time and. insects are still in the market in germany for supplies are bred especially for human consumption i'm controlled farms in the e.u. so what does he do with any spiders working in his bedroom. i catch them in a glass and put them outside though admittedly it's my wife who takes care of that . there so it's not like i go out into the world with a bunch of finite and catch my dinner myself. and now for the decisive question what did it taste like. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram. landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our duramax instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. sol was on instagram. can't beat a bit of instagram time each day i always see that now the past few weeks have been hot hot hot in most parts of europe so there's been lots of talk about the water well poc and i and i happened cypr

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their own type of same thing in barbados they have some good music just for crowd has music just for spice mouse and st vincent they have their own unique sound for vincent mouse and although in japan japanese so guarded make their own so good music with japanese lyrics for their carnival as well so it's incredible to see the amount of diversity that comes from soco music. so mad does janai lazy. jab may be to maddie to. give you two news. all of which deny them got muddled up you told me. to send me. a life. love you gave him a bridge stuck on a memo sort of on guns in. the right wrong wrong wrong. and goldwyn. only end up falling around. a little. bit. even if you. need to. see a. change to maddie. to just. use. we. knew our. little. being done wrong. and you know we. multiply by a thousand clapping you know what is there right now by the way and that is night of black people on line no huge loss to you tube and tweets coming in so i'm all cars says milo black when it will be remembered for having a good tar singing live performing in local cafes and bars to create room to define her voi

and then of course herbs and spices chopped up extremely fine and mixed together. all. the broth has cooked for at least four hours. tune could probably do it blindfolded same routine seven days a week a bowl of soup costs twenty thousand dong the equivalent of eighty euro cents on a good day they serve up to one hundred portions but not every day is a good one. for now at least the story of tuna is one of just getting by a story that began where else but in a restaurant. when i first arrived here i got a job as an assistant cook that's where i met my future wife was a waitress. after we got married we left the restaurant we wanted to set up our own business. and that plan has come to fruition in their modest little street side kitchen. tune and then believe that life is what you make it what they really dream off is having their own fully fledged restaurant one day in the main city. it's a dream for which tune works well into the night vacation is more or less a foreign concept for him and his wife as it is for many vietnamese families even taking a day off is a specia