State Recipes from the Living Well Book

Hawaii

Chicken Lu`au

Traditional Hawaiian foods combined what Polynesian voyagers brought with them and what the islands and ocean produced. Hawaii remains a cross road for travelers going both to Pacific Rim nations and to the Americas and Europe. Hawaiian food today reflects the many cultures that were brought to work on plantations, passed through or made Hawaii home. This recipe Chicken Luau is an Island favorite served at gatherings, featuring the traditional taro leaves.

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2010 Annual Session & Exhibits

September 20-24, 2010

Early Bird Registration Closes

Annual Session 2010 Opens

5 Reasons YOU Should Come Visit ME (Maine) in 2010

1. Experience Maine's unique entrepreneurial spirit, resources, and history.
2. Engage in professional development and collaborations with colleagues that address emerging issues impacting individuals, families, and communities.
3. Enjoy the signature tastes of Maine, such as lobster, clams, and wild blueberries in one of Maine's historic seaports.
4. Immerse yourself in the historic architecture, unique restaurants, and specialty shopping of Portland.
5. Experience Portland's water access to islands, historic forts, and lighthouses.

Frequently Asked Questions (2010)

Facility Map

2010 NEAFCS Annual Business Meeting - Thursday, September 23, 2010

Hotel Information (2010)

Schedule Information (2010)

Registration Fees and General Registration Instructions (2010)

Pre- and Post-Conference Workshops (2010)

Keynote Speakers (2010) — Learn more about our keynote speakers:

• John Rebar — Monday Opening Ceremony Greeting
  • Executive Director, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
• Dr. Fred Whitford — Tuesday All Member-Caucus Keynote
  • Director, Purdue Pesticide Programs, Department of Botany and Plant Pathology
• Kevin Eikenberry — Friday Closing General Session Cap Note Address
  • Chief Potential Officer, Kevin Eikenberry Group

In-Depth Sessions (2010) — NEAFCS Eastern Region members will offer exciting In-Depth Sessions the afternoon of September 23rd. Leaving the Holiday Inn-By-the-Bay on foot, by bus or traveling by boat, you will learn about the many businesses, agencies and institutions in the greater Portland area during your visits.

Concurrent Sessions (2010) — View Concurrent Session timeslots, titles, presenters, abstracts, and room assignments for the 2010 Annual Session. (Important Reminder: Presenters understand that AV equipment such as a Laptop and LCD Projector are their responsibility. NEAFCS will only supply extension cords and screens.)

Poster Sessions / Showcases of Excellence (2010)

Welcome and Friendship Event (2010) — Welcome to Maine! Dress casually and with comfortable walking shoes to best enjoy this exciting Maine experience. Layered clothing is recommended to personalize your comfort, depending on the afternoon's coolness or warmth, both on land and sea. Please come dressed this way for the Opening Ceremony. Come experience the best of what Maine has to offer!

Annual Session Exhibitors (2010) — View a list of exhibitors who will be at the 2010 Annual Session. Check back regularly for new additions.

Tour Information and Registration (2010) — A selection of optional tours of local and regional attractions is available to enhance your visit to Portland, Maine and surrounding areas.

Exhibitor Opportunities (2010)

Exhibits, Sponsorship and Advertising Information (2010) — As an official supporter of the 2010 Annual NEAFCS Session and Exhibits, your organization will generate exceptional visibility and immeasurable goodwill among Extension Family and Consumer Sciences educators who reach several hundred thousand consumers each year!

Important Dates

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