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Chicken biryani
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
A great one-pot rice dish that can still be served up a few days later, perfect for leftovers
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- Easily halved
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 617
- protein
- 49g
- carbs
- 83g
- fat
- 12g
- saturates
- 4g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 19g
- salt
- 2.01g
- 300g basmati rice
- 25g butter
- 1 large onion, finely sliced
- 1 bay leaf
- 3 cardamom pods
- small cinnamon stick
- 1 tsp turmeric
- 4 skinless chicken breasts, cut into large chunks
- 4 tbsp curry paste (we used Patak's balti paste))
- 85g raisins
- 850ml chicken stock
- chopped coriander and toasted flaked almonds to serve
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Left over rice
The next day, enjoy a Coronation chicken rice salad for lunch. Mix the cold rice with mayonnaise and a squeeze of lemon juice and serve with Baby Gem leaves and sliced cucumber.
- Soak the rice in warm water, then wash in cold until the water runs clear. Heat butter in a saucepan and cook the onions with the bay leaf and other whole spices for 10 mins. Sprinkle in the turmeric, then add chicken and curry paste and cook until aromatic.
- Stir the rice into the pan with the raisins, then pour over the stock. Place a tight-fitting lid on the pan and bring to a hard boil, then lower the heat to a minimum and cook the rice for another 5 mins. Turn off the heat and leave for 10 mins. Stir well, mixing through half the coriander. To serve, scatter over the rest of the coriander and the almonds.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2007
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Really nice dish. Made this at the weekend as I didn't know what to make, so thought I'd give this a try. Very simple to cook using many everyday/store cupboard ingredients. The supermarket didn't have the Patak's Balti paste so I went for their store brand instead (still tasted awesome).
I ended up adding in some roasted butternut squash only because I had this leftover in the fridge and didn't want it going to waste. I can certainly recommend it, however, it's not essential to the recipe and will taste just as great without it!
Plenty of leftover to enjoy through the week and will certainly be making it again another time.
Absolutely delicious dinner! Very easy to make and tastes amazing.
We skipped the raisins, coriander, almonds and chicken stock. We also cooked rice and chicken separately and then served the curry on top of the lovely fluffy mound of rice. The level of spiciness was just right, with my wife who is quite sensitive to spiciness finding it hot but pleasant, and me, as a spice lover, finding it mild but equally pleasant.
Considering how easy it was to prepare this and how yummy it turned out we'll definitely be making it again.


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The two will travel to Portland for this year's National Combine at Nike's World Headquarters. This five day camp, running from Aug. 9-13, brings the country's elite 15 to 17 year old players together. The combine is an opportunity for the nation's top palyers to be evaluated by National Team staff and scouts from across the country.
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Gold Cup ----> MLS All-Star ----> Buck Shaw ---> Oakland Raiders training camp?
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He even got to hang out with kicker Sebastian Janikowski after training.
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Principal Investigator(s): Jainchill, Nancy, NDRI Midwest Adolescent Center
Despite progress in reducing crime, crime rates among juveniles, particularly non-white juveniles, remain high. A number of programs have been developed to address the process of reintegration into the community, known as aftercare, through resource efficiency, recidivism reduction, and public safety. This study attempts to evaluate the relative effectiveness of two strategies, extant aftercare services (AS) and Cognitive Restructuring (CR), in order to determine the differential effects on juveniles with varying problem profiles. Participants were randomly assigned between the two groups after a baseline face-to-face interview. They were then interviewed at three months, two weeks prior to completion of the treatment, and six months after the completion of the treatment. The two treatments were then compared for relative effectiveness and for relative quality of integration into the juvenile justice system.
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Jainchill, Nancy. Criminal Justice Drug Abuse Treatment Studies (CJ-DATS): A Comparison of Two Reentry Strategies for Drug Abusing Juvenile Offenders, 2003-2009 [United States]. ICPSR30143-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2011-04-20. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR30143.v1
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Subject Terms: community organizations, intervention strategies, juvenile crime, juvenile justice, juvenile recidivists, prisoner reentry, social reintergration, substance abuse, treatment compliance, treatment programs
Geographic Coverage: Delaware, Florida, United States
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Study Purpose: The purpose of this study is to determine the relative effectiveness of Cognitive Restructuring versus current aftercare services and their ability to structurally integrate with the current system.
Study Design: Participants were given a face-to-face interview and randomly assigned to the two treatments. The first treatment utilized the more traditional aftercare services approach, while the second was the untested cognitive restructuring program. Participants were surveyed shortly before finishing treatment and then six months after the completion of treatment to test compliance and relative effectiveness.
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On Weidman's part it breaks down to not being intimidated by the mythos that zuffa's perpetual hype of Anderson had created, to a focus on doing what he does best: reacting to wherever the fight leaves an opening, be it standing, GnP or submission attempts, and then having the length and the skills to KO Silva and earn the belt.
But the perception that "it wasn't a real fight" or that Anderson lost the belt--as opposed to Weidman winning it--is just foolish revisionist history by fans who can't get their heads around the fact that Anderson Silva is a human being; he's got faults, he's got holes in his game, and on any given night in MMA, anything can happen.
Anderson has a great chance to win the rematch, if he takes the fight seriously and improves his skillset and strategy. But if he pulls a summer-of-2010-BJ Penn and comes in thinking it's his belt and all he as to do is show up business-as-usual to get it back, I think he's going to have another bad night and confusing press conference.
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Today's men's tennis match against Lee University has been postponed due to cold temperatures in Chattanooga today. No makeup date has been set, but the Mocs are still scheduled to host the College of Charleston on Saturday.
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Chattanooga is trying to snap a six-match skid to the Cougars. UTC has not defeated the College of Charleston since a 4-3 road win on March 10, 2008. The Cougars are 2-3 overall with wins over Winthrop (5-2) and Presbyterian (4-3). They have losses to Virginia Tech (1-6), Charlotte (3-4) and Georgia State (3-4).
The Mocs are 5-3 overall after Sunday's 7-0 loss at No. 22 North Carolina. Senior Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) is currently 7-1 in spring action and has seen time in each of the top three singles slots. He also has a 4-2 record in doubles, teaming with fellow senior Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.). Tresnan is 6-1 in spring singles, playing the No. 4-6 positions.
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LAUREL HILL — There was plenty to celebrate at Homecoming 2012 for the Laurel Hill girls basketball team Friday night.
Proud alumnus and parents packed in the Hobo gymnasium to watch pregame activities. With the formalities out of the way, the Laurel Hill girls went to work against Rocky Bayou Christian.
Led by Rudy Williams' game-high 15 points, Laurel Hill made rolled to a 36-20 win over the Knights.
Laurel Hill coach Scott Varnum was happy with the victory, but, like most coaches, he saw plenty of room for improvement.
"A win's a win and we will take it on Homecoming night," he said. "They (the Hoboes) played hard. They didn't finish inside like they should have.
"They had chances, but they didn't finish, but all-in-all they played smart. Rudy played her best game of the season offensively. She's got some work to do defensively, but she played a good game tonight."
The game was tight throughout the first half as neither the Hoboes or the Knights could mount a run and pull away.
Laurel Hill (2-3) took an early 3-0 lead on a free throw by Caitlyn Clark and a basket on the inside by Grace Reese. But Rocky Bayou battled back and at the end of the first quarter the teams were tied at 6-6.
After being held scoreless in the first quarter Williams got untracked with a long 3-point basket to open scoring in the second quarter. Lauren Wright, who led Rocky Bayou with nine points, answered the William's three with one of her own.
Rocky's only lead of the game came on a Claire Gunter basket with 6:44 left in the first half that put the Knights in front 11-9.
Neither team scored for more than four minutes. When the drought finally ended it was Bri Owens scoring for Laurel Hill with 2:12 left in the half to tie things up at 11-11.
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Laurel Hill outscored Rocky Bayou 10-4 in the fourth quarter to pull away for the win.
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The Pushmataha County Junior Bassmasters held their second state qualifying bass fishing tournament on Hugo Lake on Saturday, August 20. The tournament was sponsored by FirstBank of Atoka. FirstBank donated $300.00 to the club to be used for prizes for each angler that competed.
With temperatures forecasted to be around 108 degrees, tournament hours were shortened to start at safe light and end at 1:00 p.m.
In the 15-18 year old group, Dillan Holiman came in first place with four fish that weighed 8.30 lbs and second went to David Atwood with 2.82 lbs. This was David's first time to fish a junior bassmasters tournament. Holiman also caught the big bass for this age group with a 4.19 lb. largemouth.
Finishing first in the 11-14 year-old group was Jordan Haddox with a weight total of 7.97 lbs for 3 fish.
After two tournaments in the 2011 season, Jordan Haddox sits in first place for the 11-14 year old age group with a total yearly weight of 13.20 lbs. No other angler in this group has checked in a keeper bass for the year.
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"I'm ready to pay [for our testing] myself, because I'm the champion," St-Pierre said. "All from my purse, I paid for the tests because I'm the champion. That's why I'm ready, I'm ready to do it. That's a point I want to make.
"I wouldn't mind doing it for the rest of my career," he continued. "Of course it sucks. They can come anytime, you have to give your address and then [VADA representatives come] in the morning. It sucks. But it's my sport and it could be an inconvenience of my job, I'll do it no problem."
Ask St-Pierre if Diaz's remarks led him down this current path, and the 32-year-old champ will flatly deny it. He insists Diaz's chatter was always just background noise, and he paid it no mind.
Nonetheless, Hendricks has already been far more measured in his criticism of St-Pierre than the Canadian's former opponent, and it's clear St-Pierre appreciates it.
"The talking never hurt nobody. It comes in one ear and goes out the other," St-Pierre concluded. "I don't care. I don't mind. Johny doesn't need to speak. I know he's a gentleman, and he's a great, skillful athlete. His performances speak for themselves.
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Hes very well rounded, got knockout power, great, accomplished wrestler, St-Pierre told MMAWeekly.com recently when assessing Hendricks. Hes very skilled. Hes very athletic too.
Im very confident with my skill and I know hes very confident with his. Were going to solve our differences in the Octagon.
Along with his power Hendricks has knocked out the likes of Jon Fitch and Martin Kampmann during his current six-fight winning streak Hendricks brings the added element of being a left-handed fighter.
Its a unique element, but as St-Pierre is keen to point out, there are always challenges to overcome no matter whom the opponent is.
(Hendricks being a southpaw is) a problem, like any other problem he brings, said St-Pierre, adding his training will prepare him for that element of Hendricks game. Im gonna spar with a lot of professional boxers that are southpaw.
St-Pierres approach to the fight and his training is as methodical as it always is, regardless of the opposition.
Every time he nears a fight, his opponent brings an element that St-Pierre hasnt faced before, but each time he manages to overcome his opposition.
Many people point to Chris Weidmans recent upset of Anderson Silva, however, and say, Hendricks could be the one. Hendricks could be St-Pierres Chris Weidman.
I had a lot of big fight in my career. Every fight I had something special that came up during the leading up to the fight. Hes the most disrespectful guy. Hes the perfect match-up to beat you. Its always something special, said the champ.
And for (the Hendricks) fight, maybe thats the special thing that is coming up is that style match-up. Maybe people think hes the perfect style match-up to beat me.
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Sustainable Chemistry: An Even Darker Shade of Green
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At a called water committee meeting June 14, Gray Mayor Gus Wilson, Mayor Pro Tem Loretta Lipsey and city councilmen listened to engineer Matt Smith explain the funding challenges they are facing in their attempt to build a 1.2 million gallon capacity wastewater treatment plant.
To say the planning for the plant has been going on for a decade is not an exaggeration. The Environmental Protection Division has issued warnings to the City of Gray that a larger treatment facility is needed, but funding is an issue. The current plant has a capacity of treating 400,000 gallons of sewerage a day, and it reaches that capacity and more when it rains.
The USDA is the best funding source for the plant, but the agency will not consider funding a plant with a capacity over 800,000 gallons.
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Sometimes, there's more than one way to do a great job. During the summer season at Camp Menzies, Girl Scouts Heart of Central California found three successful ways to deliver the Healthy Habits program.
"My advice: This is great to incorporate into things you're already doing at camp," says Heidi Truitt, the director of the camp.
So the council decided to concentrate on Brownies and incorporate the Healthy Habits program into "Just the Two of Us," a camp program in which each girl is paired with an adult buddy, weave Healthy Habits into a session in which troops visit together, and have their teen Counselors in Training (CITs) deliver the program to the girls.
"Parents and volunteers really responded to the way the material is presented and how it makes it easy to work a healthy, active lifestyle into what you're doing—the concept of the Energy Balance is what they really liked, what you take in and what you put out matters," Truitt says.
But the Healthy Habits program was more than a favorite among the parents of her campers. It gave Camp Menzies a great opportunity to connect the teens at camp with younger girls who look up to them.
"The parents really liked having the teenagers help their kids and the fact that there were role models who show the girls what you can be when you get into your teenage years as a Girl Scout," Truitt adds. "The kids just had lot of fun, playing the games and making smoothies and doing it with older girls they can look up to. Those older girls really got excited about planning the activities and talking about how to get healthy."
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The girls state high school basketball tournament will likely always take a back seat to the boys big dance at the Charleston Civic Center. Still, the annual event appears to draw bigger crowds and more interest each year.
This year's event drew even more local interest with Logan's Cinderella run for a Class AAA title. The fact that the coach's health had leveled him at one time and made him questionable for next season added to the intrigue.
However the girls state tourney goes each year, it is another great opportunity for sports enthusiasts.
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In the continuing "proof" that Catholic schools do SOMETHING improper in order to dominate many Class A sports, Huntington St. Joseph Central Catholic High easily won yet another state title. As I have mentioned before, those who insist that parochial schools have some sinister advantage over public schools in athletic endeavors are also, coindentally, bigots who think all Catholics are headed to hell.
Anyway, hats off to the Lady Irish for a tremendous five-year run dominating girls high school ball.
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With the Scott Skyhawk boys heading to Charleston tomorrow for their shot at the Class AA state title, there is naturally a lot of enthusiasm in Boone County. Coach Nick Cabell's crew, as I have said many times, has a real shot at winning at the Charleston Civic Center. It depends on which Scott team shows up on any given night. Sometimes, the Hawks could play with the Los Angeles Lakers; occasionally they would struggle against the Madison biddy ball team.
Fairmont Senior is Scott's first round opponent tomorrow (Thursday, March 14) at 1 p.m. It will be an intense, stressful time for a young squad that had its dreams of the state tourney from the day they started basketball. Still, Scott is building a basketball tradition that should help calm nerves and give them a real shot in Charleston.
If they win Thursday, the Hawks would meet the winner of the Westside-Bridgeport game in the semi-final at 11:15 a.m., Friday. Scott could work their way to a tourney finale against top-ranked Bluefield on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Fairmont Senior, ranked second among the eight AA schools, faces Scott because of the Hawks' number seven ranking.
Region IV's other representative, Tolsia, comes into the tourney in fifth place and meets number four Robert C. Byrd of Clarksburg. With the Region IV region being arguably the toughest in the state, it makes little sense that the region's two representatives would be in the lower tier when ranked for the big dance.
Obviously, if Poca had made the field they would have been in the top four but that's the way the seeding method works at tournament time.
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Watch this newspaper for regular updates regarding the Skyhawk trip to Charleston.
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State tournaments are great times to greet old friends and make new ones. There are always new stories and thoughts of old ones as sportswriters, coaches, fans and teams gather in Charleston.
The boys affair will be the one-hundredth, bringing a wide array of activities to commemorate the occasion.
Remembrances will include the years of the tournament's infancy when it was played in Buckhannon and sponsored by West Virginia Wesleyan College. It was quite a time when the event was open to all the schools in the state. Residents of the Upshur County town often agreed to open spare rooms in their private homes to house visiting teams, coaches and fans since there were not enough hotel rooms Morgantown and Huntington before landing in Charleston on a, more or less, permanent basis.
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A great deal of whispered conversation at the girls tournament involved media-types who claim to have the "inside scoop" on Morgantown businessman John Raese's claims about television and radio contracts West Virginia University is about to award to a competitor of the Raese broadcasting dominion.
While I know little about the facts inthe current case, I have no doubt Raese's West Virginia and MetroNews stations have benefitted from WVU for years with little or no competition.
For example, the MetroNews stations broadcast all WVU football and basketball games and have for years. When was that contract actually scrutinized by anyone in authority? How many sweetheart deals have been cooked up on that stove over the years?
The Morgantown businessman's crying reminds me of the baby whose rattle is taken by the suddenly-arriving second child. My guess is that investigators and Attorney General Patrick Morrisey will find little, if anything, amiss in awarding a new media contract. But the controversy makes good conversation for those who carry cameras for a living. Stories is their stock in trade, of course, and many are interesting.
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Another story came from the television cameraman who said he was shooting a game this season when the referee whispered to him that he would prefer not to make the final editing cut.
"At first I thought he was kidding," the photo man said. "Then he told me, 'I called into work sick today and I'd rather not be on TV.'"
Some hefty editing left the official out, according to the camera operator.
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When the story of the state boys basketball tournament is told, one Cinderella squad can never be left out. The Charleston Gazette-Mail had a two-page feature on the tourney last weekend and among the items featured was a picture of the 1945 Normantown High School state champion team.
Discussion of that team seldom ends for those old enough to remember it. Tiny Normantown High, my alma mater, had a rich basketball tradition but nothing topped that 1945 title run.
That was a war year, when all teams in the state were grouped into one class. Thus, the Vikings topped teams like powerful Washington Irving of Clarksburg, Morgantown High and Logan. Newspapers across the country did feature stories on the team coached by Eugene "Boot Jack" Williams.
As a NHS alumni, I wrote a book about the school, featuring that championship run. Because of the war, Williams was actually just a "fill-in" coach, with the team's long-time mentor off to the military that year. Williams completely acknowledged to media that he knew little about the game but he held the squad together for that title trip.
I have often said that the NHS championship would make a better movie than "Hoosiers." Among the stories I was told was about how short the supply of tennis shows was at the time. Visiting game officials and others donated shoes for the team to wear. Often, when a player was removed from a game, he tossed his shoes to his replacement to wear. It is a touching story.
Unlike "Hoosiers," it wasn't some assistant coach who had a drinking problem. Williams readily told me, in his later years, that he liked the bottle a bit too much at the time. He said it was liquor that likely kept him calm enough to coach the Vikings to victory. "I felt better with a drink or two in me," he said at the time.
What a story that '45 title run would make. Perhaps once I help my friend, Marcia, complete her movie, I'll know how to get the NHS story told on the big screen.
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There will be some huge crowds for the state tourney but do not let that discourage anyone from attending the games. I'm sure Cabell and his boys will be inspired; the bigger the Scott crowd, the better.
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CRESTVIEW — An opportunistic Crestview baseball team took advantage of five Niceville errors Tuesday night as the Bulldogs beat the Eagles 6-3 in District 2-6A play.
Crestview made each of the five Niceville miscues count as all six of the Bulldog runs were unearned.
But whether earned or unearned, all the runs counted the same and Crestview coach Tim Gillis wasn't going to complain.
"We just fought, and that's what it's going to be every time you step into the district," he said. "No doubt about it.
"They don't ask you about unearned runs at the end of the year so we'll take them."
Niceville (1-1, 1-1) jumped to a quick lead rallying for two runs in the top of the first inning with two outs.
Tanner Zant got things started with a single off Crestview pitcher Roman Donofro. Nick Junger drew a walk in front of a Drew Frederic triple that cleared the bases.
The Eagles made it 3-0 in the top of the third when Tyler Kinard doubled to lead off the inning and Elliott Cary moved reached on a bunt single moving Kinard to third.
Kinard scored on a wild pitch with Zant at the plate.
Cary's bunt single and Kinard's run would be the last hit and score for Niceville as Donofro buckled down on his way to a complete game win.
"He kind of hung in there after a shaky start and he just kept battling," Gillis said. "He's a tough guy.
"We scrapped together a couple of runs and you've got to give their guy (Junger) credit. He was a warrior out there."
While Niceville got to Donofro early the Bulldog batters shook off a shaky start against Junger to mount the comeback. But the Eagle defense did have a helping hand in things.
Tate Sweatt led off the Crestview third inning with a walk and moved to third on a Niceville error. He later scored on a Junger wild pitch to cut the Eagle lead to 3-1.
Three errors by the Eagles led to four Crestview (2-1, 1-1) runs in the fourth inning as the Bulldogs moved in front 5-3.
Austin Armstrong and Tyler Henderson picked up the first Crestview hits off Junger in the fourth. Henderson's single to left field scored Justin Rebholz, who was running for Armstrong and Justin Abdo, who reached on an error.
A few minutes after helping the Bulldogs with his bat Henderson showed off his defensive side of the game in the top of the fifth inning.
With one out and Carey on third base, Junger lifted a fly ball to Henderson in centerfield. Henderson timed his catch perfectly and delivered a strike to Armstrong at the plate to gun down Carey and complete the inning-ending double play.
Crestview added an insurance run with more help from the Eagles in the sixth. Sweatt led off the inning with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Abdo and scored as Dakota Dean reached on an error.
Niceville coach Joe Nedoroscik had no excuses for his team.
"Six unearned runs -- the pitcher did his job, but we just didn't back him up," he said. "When you give a team six outs in an inning it will come back and get you."
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New York's Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) is hosting "Todd McFarlane: A Retrospective" from Feb. 24 through May 1. The multimedia retrospective exhibit showcases Todd's art and career, and features original artwork and artifacts -- including original comic art pages, animation cels, character designs and layouts, and toy designs and prototypes from the McFarlane Companies archives.
Unable to visit the exhibit in person? We've got you covered with our online MoCCA Mini-Site, which will be updated throughout the duration of the exhibit. You can see all of the artwork from the exhibit, and listen to Todd's own reminiscences behind each piece with downloadable audio tracks. Two weeks ago we brought you the first 24 pieces of artwork plus their accompanying audio tracks. This week we've got another update:Pieces 25 -- 36 complete artwork and audio filesContinue to check back for more updates.
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The public is invited to celebrate the annual harvest of the Maine garlic crop at the 13th Annual MDI Garlic Festival Saturday, Sept. 17th from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Smuggler's Den Campground, Southwest Harbor. Presented by Nostrano, owned and operated by chef Frank Pendola, the event will feature garlic dish tastings from numerous local restaurants, a farmers' market, garlic growers, live music, and more.
In the fall of 1998, Pendola and a few of his friends gathered to enjoy a variety of foods cooked with garlic. They smoked meats and made "Garlic Festival" t-shirts. The following year, the chef and his friends cooked for 100 people, and 350 friends and neighbors showed up. Since then, the festival has grown and has raised thousands of dollars for local nonprofits.
"Life is good," says Pendola. "I've been blessed and it's time to give back. This festival is a perfect way to bring my chef friends together and put on a good show of our specialties for the public to sample – all for a great cause."Chris Sylvester, Admissions Manager and Client Services Representative for the KidsPeace Graham Lake Campus, is grateful to the local chef and his dedication in organizing this festival.
"Frank has inspired others to become involved in this event and is tireless in his time and energy spent to make this a success. KidsPeace is extremely grateful to be the selected charity to benefit from this festival."
Sylvester explained that the proceeds will benefit the Autism program that provides treatment to manage mental health issues and teach functional living skills to improve the quality of life for local children. The Graham Lake residential and day treatment programs serve from 25-30 children at any given time.
Event sponsors include: WNSX 97.7 FM, Smuggler's Den Campground, Darling's AutoMall, Granville Rental, Subway, Clarke's Portable Toilets, Time Warner Cable, Maine Camp Outfitters, United Bikers of Maine, Keybank, CTI, Trenton Flooring, Annie's Pride Farm, Pepper's Pub, Sylvia's Café, Ellsworth Chiropractic, Main Street Auto Care and Hale and Hamlin, LLC.
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