Recipes
Prime Seafood Palace (Toronto)
Canadian celebrity chef Matty Matheson’s larger-than-life attitude is infectious. While watching his cooking program, It’s Suppertime!, I can sense his love and respect for food and developed a belief that I could create his comforting spreads at home. Of course, like many viewers, laziness settled in and that’s when I decided to eat at his restaurant instead. His latest venture is Prime Seafood Palace, a restaurant that’s unlike his other establishments such as Parts and Labour or Makers Pizza. Firstly, no expense was spared to create a beautiful Zen-like dining room that’s completely encapsulated in blond wood. I almost expected...
12 Of the Most Famous Psychopaths in History
History is full of heroes, innovators, and people that unite the world. But it also has a dark and disturbing side to it as well, namely psychopaths. Real-life famous psychopaths make horror movies seem like Disney flicks. Some of these terrifying psychopaths have stalked, tortured, and brutally murder their victims. Most operated in the shadows, while a few had accomplices. Their horrifying crime sprees left the public scared to leave their homes, with people double-bolting their doors. Of course, not every psychopath becomes a serial killer, but they cause just as much damage. With psychopathic tendencies, fraudsters claiming to be...
Go Check the FCC Broadband Map—Mistakes Could Cost Your State Billions
Colorado, New York, and Vermont are among the states challenging the map, which will be used to direct $42.5 billion in federal funding The new FCC broadband map lets you type in your address to see internet providers in your area. By James K. Willcox A few weeks ago, the Federal Communications Commission released a new national broadband map, which is supposed to help consumers see their options for internet service. Just as important, the map will be used to help determine where some $42.5 billion in federal funds will go to build out better access in places where high-speed,...
Friday Flicks: Christmas Movie Roundup
Break out the hot cocoa and fuzzy themed socks, folks, because it’s time for a Christmas movie marathon. This week, Amanda gives you the rundown on five festive horse flicks. The Horses of McBride (2012) Based on a true story, this one hits all the right notes. We have a plucky protagonist willing to do anything to save two horses trapped on a mountain, a family farm in financial trouble and an inspirational speech in the final few minutes that could make even the Grinch a little watery-eyed. The pace, acting and cinematography of this movie are all well done,...
Where Have All the Snow Crabs Gone?
It is painfully obvious that no one will declare an emergency until the boats return empty, just as happened on the Grand Banks.There is now no solid breeding base and repopulation from different locales will be necessary in all these situations.The model used is actually stupid but convenient for the ongoing plundering operation.Understand that almost all fish school. This depletes the whole ocean surround. Capturing the whole school wipes out the population and its surround. There is actually no safe way to measure this.The best that can be done is to actually separate out working surrounds that produce schools and...