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May 13 marks the one and only Friday the 13th of 2022 — a day that tends to evoke a range of emotions for the superstitious.

Article content “I am excited and humbled in receiving this international award,” said Greco recently. “We were up against many top name chefs and shows from around the world and our simple production caught the attention of the judges and the audiences who  voted.” Greco admits that thanks to the pandemic, “with what we all are facing, we must re-think how we do business, and connecting with Chef Stephan Schulz made it easy to put together (this series). The videos are short and very easy to follow so anyone can be an amazing chef,” added Greco, producer of the videos and owner ...

Sony Introduces FE 50mm F1.2 G-Master, Full Frame Compact Prime To Compete With Canon, Nikon KEY POINTS The new lens also features an 11-blade circular aperture to add extra bokeh refinement Sony has also honed its molding techniques to make sure that the output remains of high quality Combining a compact lightweight design with a wide-open aperture, Sony has introduced its 60th E-mount lens FE 50mm F1.2 GM, which is all about versatility. External Features The front part of the lens is protected with anti-smudge fluorine and coated with Nano AR anti-reflective finish that also subdues flare...

Article content As elementary schools reopened on Jan. 11, Jennifer Dorner decided to keep her daughter home for an extra week. She had learned about COVID-19 cases at the school over the holidays and wanted to play it safe. When 11-year-old Odessa returned to class the next week, at École Lajoie in Outremont, she was equipped with a tool from her father: a homemade carbon dioxide monitor to gauge how well her classroom is ventilated. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Worry over ventilation in Quebec schools led one family to create a homemade ...

Christmas trees: When and how should you throw them out? By Janine Puhak O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree — how dry are thy branches after awhile. It wouldn’t be Christmas without a fresh fir, but the day will eventually come when it’s time to kick it to the curb. After gifts are opened and the holidays are celebrated, merrymakers should remove real Christmas trees from inside the home when the evergreen becomes overly dry to the touch, for safety’s sake. Doug Hundley, a spokesperson for the National Christmas Tree Association, told Fox News that this is generally the best time to d...