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Features for Wednesday, November 09, 2005

Matthew Teague Miller's debut as theater director at Justin-Siena opens this week

When he portrayed a nerdy florist in a popular sci-fi musical at Justin-Siena High School a decade ago, little did Matthew Teague Miller think he'd return one day to direct the school's theater arts program.

You will believe a cat can be trained

If you have never seen a trained cat, if you don't believe -- based on grim experience -- that it can be done, this may be the show for you.

Prodigies to perform at Copia when the Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet returns

The Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet from University of the Pacific returns to Copia Saturday for an exhilarating evening of classic jazz standards, original compositions and a couple of Brubeck tunes thrown in for good measure

Nonsense and verse: A benefit for the Veterans Home from a 'Hamlet in disguise'

The other day at the Napa Valley Register I came across a hand bill announcing a benefit performance for the Veterans Home of California in Yountville on Sunday at 3 p.m., in the beautiful Lincoln Theatre.

"Canstruction" a can-do approach to ending hunger

The motto of "Canstruction" is "It starts with one can. To feed the hungry. To lift the spirit. To change the world."

Nashville comes to Napa

Marie Bellet, a popular songwriter, singer and recording artist from Nashville, will be in Napa for a concert at Trinity Grammar and Prep Nov. 17.

'The Diary of Anne Frank' opens at Justin-Siena

"The Diary of Anne Frank" is the story of a 13-year-old Jewish girl and her family who are forced into hiding by the Nazis during World War II.

Binational Health Week targets immigrant health needs

Mexico, like all countries, has its problems providing health care to its residents. But insuring all residents isn't one of them.

Drum majors lead the big show at the Big Game

Editor's note: Football is only part of the tradition of the Big Game, the annual Napa-Vintage showdown. At both schools the bands have been practicing their half-time entertainment, and this week Brett Ascarelli profiles the guys who will lead the bands onto the field.

First rate food for moderate prices at Posticino in Napa

Each Tuesday the Register reviews an area restaurant, with an emphasis on establishments where a couple can dine for $30 or less. Reader suggestions are welcomed.

n.v. latest addition to downtown Napa dining scene

The downtown Napa dining scene continues to grow with the addition of a new restaurant and lounge called n.v.

CIA conference draws chefs from around the world

Spotlighting globalization of the world's culinary styles, the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone played host over the past weekend to more than 600 members of the food, wine and hospitality industries, all on a quest to better understand the worlds of flavor.

Grilled Pork Ribs in a Chile Habanero Sauce

Silvio Campos, Tixkobob, Yucatan, Mexico

Kao Soy

Ian Chalermkittichai, chef/owner, Kittichai, New York City

Mimosa - Recipe

Jos Andrs, chef/partner, Jaleo, Washington, D.C.

Scallop Ceviche with Orange Ice

Jose Andres, chef/partner - Jaleo, Washington, D.C.

Napa team's pumpkin dishes take top honors

A pair of Napa Valley chefs bested their San Francisco counterparts in the first Chefs Challenge held at the Ritz Carlton Half Moon Bay over Halloween weekend.

Tom Cruise trades sister for professional to handle publicity

LOS ANGELES -- Tom Cruise has replaced his sister with a Hollywood insider as chief handler of his publicity, it was reported Monday.

Modern German history expert Gordon A. Craig dies at age 91

PORTOLA VALLEY -- Gordon A. Craig, one of the nation's most respected experts on modern German history, has died of heart failure. He was 91.

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