In Great Grimbsy, the former fishing powerhouse in Lincolnshire where on Wednesday Farage launched Ukip's fisheries policy, Tory candidate Marc Jones invited long-term Cameron critic David Davis to help launch his campaign.
Over at Powerhouse, we're screening Night Fishing, by Korean brothers PARKing CHANce (PARK Chan-wook and PARK Chan-Kyong), which was shot entirely on an iPhone.
The Israeli chef Kfir Ben-Ari makes an opaque, medium-bodied broth that is a flavor powerhouse: it includes the bones of seven fish, white wine, Iranian saffron, spices like coriander and fennel seeds, and a bouquet of tarragon, chervil and marjoram.
Thailand's fishing industry is a global powerhouse.
In 1999, close to a century after the start of the project, PGE announced that it would remove the Marmot and Little Sandy dams and related equipment and close the 22-megawatt powerhouse because of costs associated with maintenance and fish protection.
Female powerhouses Nicole Moudaber and Skin prepared and served soup, fish with coconut rice, and green tea and banana ice cream.
Lean cuts of beef, poultry, fish, and pork can be protein powerhouses.
Haarde was instrumental in transforming Iceland from a fishing and whaling backwater into an international financial powerhouse before the credit crunch caused the economy to crash almost overnight.
A land with just 300,000 people, best known for its volcanoes and its fish, it privatised its banks and suddenly became an international financial powerhouse.
Yet the rush to capitalize on Myanmar's resources has already begun, with its reserves of oil and gas, gemstones, timber, agriculture, fish and the nation's workforce itself all positioned geographically between the two economic powerhouses of China and India.
