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HERSCHELL GORDON LEWIS, director of "Blood Feast": Way, way back in prehistoric times I saw the original "Dracula," Bela Lugosi's watermark on the pages of cinematic history.

Before the poison went to work, he spent his last half hour of airtime in The Lion and the Rose hubristically waving a new sword of Valerian steel before impotently bringing it down to slice through the wedding feast (way to ruin the party, jerk).

Two brothers feast their way through Japan for the first time.

All December long, we're bringing you the recipes, tips and tricks you need to Feast your way through the holidays, no matter how you celebrate the season.

All December long at Tasting Table, we're bringing you the recipes, tips and tricks you need to Feast your way through the holidays, no matter how you celebrate the season.

Since 1998, the editors of Food & Wine have feasted their way from coast to coast, seeking out 10 innovative chefs, each with a distinctive vision, creating exceptionally delicious food.

Should other group members happen by while the private feast is under way, they will not only claim the food for themselves, but the most dominant among them will also beat the cheater indignantly.

But if governments get it wrong, it will certainly be a wasted opportunity.Related items The Johannesburg summit: Sustaining the poor's developmentAug 29th 2002The ghost at the feast"The American way of life is not up for negotiation!" Mr Bush senior was stating the obvious when he uttered these words in Rio a decade ago.

As a traditional feast got under way, with festival organisers baking enough fish to feed 1,500, a makeshift community sprang up: an accordion band played under a gazebo, families sold empanadas, Corona and Sprite from the back of their Jeeps, and kids played Polynesian pop music through portable speakers.

Along with a trip in February to Pennsylvania's Valley Forge — used as a military encampment during the American Revolution — the feast is a way to engage kids more deeply in the lessons they learn throughout the year.

The Maori intended to eat the kiore, but the rats multiplied and spread far faster than they could be consumed, along the way feasting on weta, young tuatara, and the eggs of ground-nesting birds.