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The Southern Lights, presented by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc., has returned to the Kentucky Horse Park! The Kentucky Horse Park Foundation presents Southern Lights annually as a fundraiser in support of the Kentucky Horse Park for the enjoyment of the public.
From 5:30 until 10:00 pm each evening, visitors will be awed by the dazzling display of majestic lights. The drive will begin at the Kentucky Horse Park Campground, and will proceed through an enhanced dreamland of dazzling lighted and often animated figures. While many displays represent the holiday season, favorites are customized to represent the Bluegrass state.
Inside the park, visitors will be able to leave their cars behind to see a multitude of holiday happenings including seasonal entertainment, the Kentucky Horse Park Gift Shop and holiday craft vendors, Santa Claus and Frosty, an exotic petting zoo, pony rides, camel rides, the Mini-Train Express and model trains, dollhouses, the International Museum of the Horse, and the Bit & Bridle Restaurant serving dinner and seasonal goodies.
The lights are on each night through December 31, and the additional attractions inside the park will be open each night, with the exception of November 22 (Thanksgiving) and December 24 to 31.
Special weekends or events will add to the holiday excitement throughout Southern Lights and include Breyer Weekend, November 30 – December 1, Frosty's Family Fun Weekend, December 7 – 8, Kentucky Proud Weekend, December 14 – 15, and Military Night, December 18.
For more info -
www.SouthernLightsKy.org or www.KHPFoundation.org or call 859/255-5727
Admission -
Personal Vehicle - Sunday – Thursday - $15.00
Friday and Saturday - $20.00
Extended Van - $30.00
Limousine - $30.00
Mini-Bus - $50.00
School Bus - $75.00
Motorcoach - $125.00
NOTE: Complimentary Passes will be accepted Sunday – Thursday ONLY
Additional Attractions -
Kentucky Horse Park Gift Shop
Holiday Craft Fair
Pony Rides and Camel Rides ($)
Exotic Petting Zoo
Santa Claus with visits from Frosty, pictures with Santa by Rotary Club ($)
Mini-Train Express
Live Entertainment and Children's Activities
Bluegrass Railroad Club Model Trains
The Bluegrass Miniature Society Dollhouses
International Museum of the Horse, a Smithsonian Affiliate
Bit & Bridle Restaurant, home of Santa's Workshop
Location and Parking-
Enter at KHP Campground entrance, drive through lights,
Park in Main Visitor Parking to go to additional attractions inside park
Directions to the Kentucky Horse Park*: http://kyhorsepark.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=610&Itemid=336
*Travel Tip: Avoid Interstate-75, exit 120, and Georgetown Road as traffic can get really backed up the last weeks before Christmas. Instead, approach the Southern Lights gate (KHP Campground entrance) on Iron Works Pike from the east, from I-75, exit 115, and Newtown Pike.
Dates and Times –
November 16 through December 31, 2012
5:30 to 10:00 pm each evening
Driving tour only on Thanksgiving night, November 22, and December 24-31*
Breyer Weekend, November 30-December 1
Frosty's Family Fun Weekend, December 7-8
Kentucky Proud Weekend, December 14-15
Military Night, December 18 - Free Admission per personal vehicle with military ID
*(The additional Southern Lights attractions such as the KHP Gift Shop, craft vendors, Santa Claus, Mini-Train Express and model trains, Bit & Bridle Restaurant, International Museum of the Horse, dollhouses, pony rides, camel rides, and exotic petting zoo are open nightly through December 23, with the exception of Thanksgiving night, November 22.)
Prices and dates are subject to change without notice.
Synchronized swimming has some serious competition from horses. The Bluegrass Blast Open Drill Team Competition and 4-H Nationals is this Saturday, November 17, at the KHP's Covered Arena.
Following Friday night's Fun Show with games to relax the competitors at 6 pm, Saturday's drill team competition is all business, starting at 9 am, for multi-state teams from Novice Youth all the way to Adult with specialty divisions for Theatrical Theme, Gaited and Rodeo. Check out yet another unique equine sport!
Contact: (931) 445-5211, PO Box 93, Gainesboro, TN 38562, or find them on Facebook under Bluegrass Blast Drill Team Competition & 4-H Nationals
Admission -Included in Kentucky Horse Park admission, available in the Visitor Information Center
Location- Covered Arena
Parking - Main Parking Lot
Dates and Times – Friday, November 16, 6:00 pm
Saturday, November 17, 9:00 am
The Oleika Shrine Rodeo is coming to town! This Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17, at the KHP's Alltech Arena, the dust starts flying at 7:30 pm.
Events include Bareback Broncs, Saddle Broncs, Calf Roping, Steer Wrestling, Barrel Racing, Team Roping, and Bull Riding.
Don't miss the rootin', tootin' action brought to you by the Oleika Shrine Temple in partnership with Chrysler on Nicholasville. For more information, go to www.OleikaRodeo.com.
Download a poster at: http://oleikashrine.org/images/stories/2012oleikarodeoposter.pdf
Admission -
General admission - $10.00 in advance, or $12.00 at the door
Two-day pass - $15.00 in advance or $17.00 at the door.
Free – Kids 10 and under
Location and Parking-
Alltech Arena
Dates and Times –
Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17, 2012
Doors open at 6:00 pm
Rodeo starts at 7:30 pm
More than 1,200 high school students from 312 schools across Kentucky will compete in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association's State Cross Country Championshipsthis Saturday, November 10, at the KHP.
Students have competed in track meets all year to qualify for this final challenge on the beautiful fields and trails throughout the park. Six races will be held throughout the day, with the first race going off at 9:15 am.
General admission is $10.00 and admission is free for kids 10 and under. It will be a beautiful weekend to come out and cheer on these deserving students!
Admission -
$10.00 – Adults
Free – Kids 10 and under
Walt Robertson Blvd. Paddocks and vicinity
Parking -
Parking off Walt Robertson Blvd. (follow directional signs past Alltech Arena)
Dates and Times –
Saturday, November 10, 2012
The much-anticipated, annual Holly Day Market presented by the Junior League of Lexington is this weekend at the KHP's Alltech Arena, November 9-11, with a preview party on November 8.
Merchants, most not normally seen in our area, will be set along the arena concourse selling everything from jewelry, clothing, toys, books, art, food, and, of course, holiday decorations. There is also a packed schedule of special events each day, prize drawings, and visits by Santa. Get all the details at www.hollydaymarket.com.
Download a schedule of events at http://www.hollydaymarket.com/schedule-of-events/
Admission -
Thursday, November 8, Preview Party $35.00
Friday – Sunday, November 9 – 11, $8.00 per day
Location and Parking -
Alltech Arena
Dates and Times –
Thursday, November 8, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
Friday, November 9, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday, November 10, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday, November 11, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
With the return of the Southern Lights holiday festival, presented by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc., the Southern Lights Stroll once again debuts as its opening night on Thursday, November 15. The only evening of the entire event when the public is allowed to experience a major portion of the lighted route on foot, visitors may choose to run, walk or stroll their way through thousands of dazzling holiday lights in the heart of horse country, on the grounds of the Kentucky Horse Park.
Now in its' eleventh season, the Southern Lights Stroll has proven popular with casual walkers and families who bring out their children and pets to get photos and see the lights outside of a car, and with serious runners who come to compete in the 5K portion of the "stroll."
John's Run/Walk Shop has donated their services to the competitive 5K race, and awards will be given to winners. Additional activities include complimentary Mini Train Express rides, refreshments, prize drawings and more. A food drive for God's Pantry and local animal shelters will be held in conjunction with this event. All participants are asked to bring non-perishable items to help the needy families of Central Kentucky and local animal shelters.
Pre-registration through November 10 is $15.00 for adults and $10.00 for kids 7-12. Registration after November 10 is $20.00 for adults and $15.00 for kids 7-12. Walk-up registration on November 15 begins at 5:00 pm, and the stroll begins at 6:45 pm. Check-in is at the park's Visitor Information Center. The first 500 registered adults receive a free souvenir t-shirt and the first 200 registered kids receive a free holiday ornament compliments of Breyer.
All proceeds of Southern Lights and Southern Lights Stroll support the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation. The 2012 Shining Star Presenting Sponsor is Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc. and the Holly and Ivy Sponsors are Kerr Brothers Funeral Home and Café Press Inc. Additional sponsors are Pepsi, Breyer, Kentucky Utilities, SafetyTec, John's Run/Walk Shop and the Mini Train Express Company. In September, the American Bus Association (ABA) selected Southern Lights a Top 100 event for 2013, which is an annual compendium of the best events for group travel in the United States and Canada.
The registration form is downloadable here: http://khpfoundation.org/southern-lights-stroll.html.
The Kentucky Horse Park Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, fulfills its mission to enhance, expand and improve the Kentucky Horse Park by fundraising within the private sector. This partnership between private donors and the support of the Commonwealth of Kentucky is what has enabled the incredible success of the Kentucky Horse Park. Since its inception in 1985, the KHP Foundation has raised more than $25 million, which has funded critical improvements such as new facilities, research projects, new horses, landscaping ventures, and much more.
From Olympic show jumpers to elegant gaited riders, an array of equestrians will compete at the 2012 Alltech National Horse Show, Oct. 30 to Nov. 4, held at the Alltech Arena on the grounds of the Kentucky Horse Park.
More than a world-class horse show, the week-long event welcomes the community with Halloween Trick-or-Treat night, a Military Day, a Fitness Friday and a 5K Countryside Canter and 1-Mile Fun Run. Inside the arena, visitors will find shopping venues, interactive exhibits, and Kentucky food and beverages. Highlights of the competition include the Puissance, the Alltech Grand Prix and the ASPCA Alfred Maclay Final. Admission is included with Kentucky Horse Park admission during daytime events. Admission is $20 for adults on Thursday and Friday evenings, and $30 on Saturday evening.
Wednesday, October 31 – Not Your Ordinary Halloween Trick-or-Treat
Bring your family to trick-or-treat at the Alltech National Horse Show with some of your favorite cartoon characters, including Woody and Jessie from Toy Story, Shrek and Fiona, Cinderella and Spider-Man. No matter the weather, we'll be trick-or-treating in the dry and warm Alltech Arena. Free for all and open to the public, this unique trick-or-treat starts at 5 p.m. and ends at 7 p.m.
Thursday, November 1 – Military Day
Don't miss a chance to thank our military heroes during the Alltech National Horse Show. Meet with local heroes and test your strength at the Army Activity Area at the Alltech Arena. Members of the military will receive half price admission to evening events with a military I.D. At 7 p.m. a Presentation of Colors will be performed by the Forest Hill Military Academy.
Friday, November 2 – Fit Friday
Pick up your registration packet for Saturday's Countryside Canter 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run during events Saturday. While you're at the Arena, receive a free health screening.
Saturday, November 3 – Family Fun Day and the Countryside Canter 5K
Two-legged athletes will race through the scenic Kentucky Horse Park during the Alltech Countryside Canter 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk. The races start at 8 a.m., but fun continues throughout the day with a balloon twister, face painting, pictures on a pony (1-3 p.m.) and your favorite cartoon characters. Pre-register online at active.com. All proceeds go to The All Glory Project.
More information is available at www.AlltechNationalHorseShow.com.
Day: Included in Kentucky Horse Park visitor admission, available at the Visitor Information Center
Night: Free, Tuesday and Wednesday
$20.00, Thursday and Friday (1/2 price with military I.D. on Thursday)
$30.00, Saturday
LOCATIONAND PARKING - Alltech Arena andAlltech Arena Parking Lot
Tuesday, October 30
8:00 AM 20 Regular Conformation Hunter Model
8:15 AM 10 Green Conformation Hunter Model
8:40 AM "Build Course"
8:50 AM 22 Regular Conformation Hunter O/F
9:20 AM 23 Regular Conformation Hunter Handy
9:50 AM 12 Green Conformation Hunter O/F
10:40 AM 13 Green Conformation Hunter Handy
11:30 AM 32 First Year Green Working Hunter O/F
12:15 PM "Drag Ring"
12:25 PM 33 First Year Green Working Handy Hunter
1:10 PM 42 Second Year Green Working Hunter O/F
1:55 PM 43 Second Year Green Working Hunter Handy
2:40 PM 52 High Performance Hunter O/F
3:15 PM 53 High Performance Hunter Handy
3:50 PM "Build Course & Walk"
4:30 PM 150 Open Jumper Training
Wednesday, October 31
8:00 AM 31 First Year Green Working Hunter U/S
8:15 AM 11 Green Conformation Hunter U/S
8:35 AM 41 Second Year Green Working Hunter U/S
8:50 AM 21 Regular Conformation Hunter U/S
9:10 AM 51 High Performance Hunter U/S
9:30 AM "Build Course"
9:45 AM 34 First Year Green Working Hunter Stake
10:35 AM 14 Green Conformation Hunter Stake
11:30 AM 44 Second Year Green Working Hunter Stake
12:15 PM "Drag Ring"
12:25 PM 24 Regular Conformation Hunter Stake
1:00 PM 54 High Performance Hunter Stake
1:35 PM 82 Amateur Owner Working Hunter 3'3" O/F
2:20 PM 83 Amateur Owner Working Hunter 3'3" Handy
3:05 PM "Build Course"
3:40 PM "Walk Course"
3:55 PM 151 $50,000 Open Jumper Time First Round
6:05 PM Awards Ceremony
6:15 PM "Clear Ring"
6:30 PM 207 Three Gaited Open Stake
6:50 PM 209 Fine Harness Amateur Stake
7:10 PM 203 Five Gaited Open Stake
Thursday, November 1
8:00 AM 72 Amateur Owner Hunter (over 35) O/F
8:40 AM 62 Amateur Owner Hunter (under 35) O/F
9:20 AM "Adjust Course"
9:30 AM 73 Amateur Owner Hunter (over 35) Handy
10:10 AM 63 Amateur Owner Hunter (under 35) Handy
10:50 AM "Adjust Course"
11:00 AM 84 Amateur Owner Hunter (3'3") Stake
11:50 AM "Strip Ring & Drag"
12:05 PM 81 Amateur Owner Hunter (3'3") U/S
12:25 PM "Build Course & Walk"
1:15 PM 161 $10,000 Junior Jumper Time First Round
2:20 PM "Walk Course"
2:35 PM 163 $10,000 Amateur Owner Jumper Time First Round
Thursday Evening
7:00 PM Opening Ceremonies
7:15 PM 152 $75,000 International Open Jumper Time First Jump Off
8:45 PM "Clear Ring"
9:00 PM 205 Three Gaited Amateur Stake
9:20 PM 211 Park Horse Amateur Stake
9:40 PM 201 Five Gaited Amateur Stake
Friday, November 2
7:00 AM 92 Small Junior Hunter (15 and Under) O/F
7:40 AM 102 Small Junior Hunter (16 - 17) O/F
8:20 AM 112 Large Junior Hunter (15 and Under) O/F
9:00 AM "Drag Ring"
9:10 AM 122 Large Junior Hunter (16 - 17) O/F
9:50 AM 74 Amateur Owner Hunter (over 35) Stake
10:30 AM 64 Amateur Owner Hunter (under 35) Stake
11:10 AM "Clear Ring & Drag"
11:20 AM 71 Amateur Owner Hunter (over 35) U/S
11:40 AM 61 Amateur Owner Hunter (under 35) U/S
12:00 PM 91 Small Junior Hunter (15 and Under) U/S
12:15 PM 101 Small Junior Hunter (16 - 17) U/S
12:30 PM 111 Large Junior Hunter (15 and Under) U/S
12:45 PM 121 Large Junior Hunter (16 - 17) U/S
1:00 PM "Build Course & Walk"
1:50 PM 164 $10,000 Amateur Owner Jumper Time First Jump Off
3:10 PM "Walk Course"
3:25 PM 162 $10,000 Junior Jumper Time First Jump Off
4:45 PM "Adjust Course & Walk"
5:15 PM 153 $50.000 International Open Jumper Faults Converted
Friday Evening
7:00 PM Opening Ceremonies
7:15 PM 208 Three Gaited Championship Stake
7:35 PM 210 Fine Harness Open Championship
7:55 PM 213 E. S. Roadster Cup
8:15 PM 204 Five Gaited Championship Stake
8:35 PM "Build Course & Walk"
9:10 PM 154 $50,000 International Open Jumper Puissance
Saturday, November 3
6:00 AM 301 ASPCA Maclay Warm Up (not judged) 90 seconds each
10:00 AM "Adjust Course"
10:20 AM 93 Small Junior Hunter (15 and Under) Handy
11:00 AM 103 Small Junior Hunter (16 - 17) Handy
11:40 AM 113 Large Junior Hunter (15 and Under) Handy
12:20 PM 123 Large Junior Hunter (16 - 17) Handy
1:00 PM "Adjust Course"
1:10 PM 94 Small Junior Hunter (15 and Under) Stake
1:55 PM 104 Small Junior Hunter (16 - 17) Stake
2:40 PM 114 Large Junior Hunter (15 and Under) Stake
3:25 PM 124 Large Junior Hunter (16 - 17) Stake
4:10 PM "Build Course & Walk"
5:00 PM 165 $50,000 SJHF Junior/Amateur Owner Championship
Saturday Evening
7:00 PM Opening Ceremonies
7:20 PM 155 $250.000 Alltech Grand Prix
8:50 PM Awards Ceremony
9:00 PM "Clear Ring & Drag"
9:10 PM 212 Park Horse Amateur Championship
9:30 PM 206 Three Gaited Amateur Championship
9:50 PM 202 Five Gaited Amateur Championship
Sunday, November 4
7:00 AM Maclay Finals - First Round
3:00 PM Maclay Finals - Flat Phase
3:30 PM Final Work-Off (if necessary)
4:00 PM Awards Ceremony
The exhibit Losing Ground: The Greatest Threat sponsored by Equus Magazine and Equine Land Conservation Resource will open at the International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY on October 29, 2012. The exhibit will increase awareness and educate the public about the loss of horse lands, facilities and trails access in the United States. It demonstrates the value of horses, including their economic impact, to our communities and culture, and what can be done to protect these assets, not only for horse land owners, equestrians and equine enthusiasts, but for communities and the nation as a whole. Furthermore, it describes how 6,000 acres of open lands are lost to development every day. These are the lands we need to raise, ride and care for our horses. These are the hayfields, the competition grounds, the trails and the pastures that support our rich American equine culture.
"It has always been the museum's mission to look at pressing problems within the equine community, and the alarming disappearance of land for horses has to be near the top of the list," says International Museum of the Horse Director, Bill Cooke.
The exhibit consists of an extensive mural that dramatically shows the threat of unplanned development on existing horse lands. A video film, produced by Post Time Productions and developed by ELCR, is the visitor's first view of the exhibit which quickly draws the visitor into the story of American's love for the horse and the threat to the very land needed to support our equine population. Three interactive kiosk stations allow the visitor to explore the following topic areas: why horses make 'good neighbors'; loss of land and trails access; and a "call to action" that describes what individuals can do to get informed, organize and advocate locally and nationally for protection of horse lands, facilities and trail access with the help and resources of ELCR.
As part of the exhibition, visitors receive a complimentary copy of a Losing Ground: The Greatest Threat an EQUUS special report on conserving land and trails for horses, sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health. "At EQUUS we've seen firsthand how important it is to preserve open space and trail access," says EQUUS editor Laurie Prinz. "And we know that the first step in effective advocacy is informing Equestrians and the public at large about what's at stake. We appreciate that Pfizer has made possible a special publication highlighting land use issues."
"As the only national organization working to conserve land for equine related use, ELCR is proud to partner with Equus magazine on this important project that will raise awareness of the need to protect our horse lands now, before it is too late," says ELCR CEO, Anna Gibson. "The land we save in the next fifteen years will determine the future of our equine culture, lifestyle and landscape for future generations."
About the Equine Land Conservation Resource (ELCR): The Equine Land Conservation Resource is the only national not-for-profit organization advancing the conservation of land for horse-related activity. ELCR serves as an information and networking resource for land and horse owner, organizations, agencies and all equine enthusiasts on issues related to farm and ranch land conservation, land use planning, farm and ranch land stewardship/best management practices, trail access and sustainability, liability and equine economic impacts. For more information about the ELCR visit our website at www.elcr.org or call (859) 455-8383.
About the Equine Network: The Equine Network provides, creates and distributes relevant content and services to passionate horse enthusiasts while connecting them to each other and the marketplace. The Equine Network is the publisher of award-winning magazines Horse & Rider, EQUUS, Dressage Today, The Trail Rider, Spin To Win Rodeo, American Cowboy, Practical Horseman and Horse Journal. The Equine Network also publishes a proprietary line of books and DVDs for sale through its store, HorseBooksEtc.com. The Equine Network provides emergency roadside assistance for equestrians through its recent acquisition of USRider, and is home to several websites, including: EquiSearch.com, Equine.com, MyHorseDaily.com, DiscoverHorses.com, AmericanCowboy.com and Horse-Journal.com.
The Octoberfest Horse Trials by Champagne Run farm in Lexington are this weekend, October 27-28. Octoberfest is a fun schooling show for many new riders as well as experienced riders who will be bringing out green horses.
Dressage and Stadium Jumping will be held on Saturday, and Cross Country will be held on Sunday. Some 200-300 horses will be shown over the two days, some dressed up just for the special costume competitions (hey, it is Octoberfest after all!), creating a fun and friendly atmosphere for the new competitors. www.champagnerun.com
Admission -
Included in Kentucky Horse Park visitor admission, available at the Visitor Center
Parking -
Main Visitor Parking Lot
Location -
Saturday - Dressage in Dressage Complex (starts 8:00 am)
Saturday - Stadium Jumping in Hunter/Jumper Complex (finishes by 5:30 pm)
Sunday - Cross Country on Cross Country Course
Times –
Saturday, October 27, 8:00 am to 5:30 pm (approx.)
Sunday, October 28, 8:30 am to 2:30 pm (approx.)
Of all the equestrian sports out there, none of them are as FUN as mounted games. The US Mounted Games Association Championship Finale will be held at the park this weekend, October 27-28, sure to delight participants and spectators alike with teams competing in relays named Bang-A-Balloon, Hi Lo, Hula Hoop, Socks and Buckets, Windsor Castle and others.
The competition is open to adult and youth divisions and is known as a niche equestrian sport that is relatively inexpensive and has a wide variety of classes suited to the skill level of the rider. Bring out the family to watch the fun, and get caught up in the action! www.usmga.us
Admission: Included in Kentucky Horse Park visitor admission, available at the Visitor Information Center
Parking: Main Visitor Parking Lot
Location: Rolex Stadium
Times: Saturday, October 27, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (approx.)
Sunday, October 28, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (approx.)


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"KIEGSKUCHEN" is a simple wartime cake, but it's nonetheless rich in taste and will perfume your kitchen beautifully while baking. This cake is also ideal if you are doing a diet and trying to cut on fat.
I got that recipe from my boyfriend's mother (who got it from her mother) and customized it, so that it meets my taste. I simply love it's fluffy and slightly rubbery texture!!!
250g Plain white flour
175g Castor sugar
4 Tsps Cocoa powder
1 Tsp Cinnamon powder
3/4 Tsp Clove powder
3 Tsps Baking powder
1 Egg (~63-70g)
1 Tbs Oil (olive oil, peanut oil, etc…) or melted butter/ghee
Milk or buttermilk (enough in order to obtain a smooth cake batter)
1. Mix the flour, sugar, cocoa, cinnamon clove and baking powder together.
2. Beat the egg with the oil.
3. Mix all ingredients together (including the milk) in order to cake a smooth cake mixture.
4. Put in a cake tin and bake until cooked at 180° celsius.
The cake mixture should not be too runny.
You can either bake this cake in a normal rectangular cake tin, in a round cake tin or in individual cup cake tins; it only depends on the shape you wish to have. I recommend you to try it first in a rectangular loaf tin (normal cake tin) as, in that way, it stays nicely humid...
Serving suggestions:
If you want, you can sprinkle the top of this cake with icing sugar.
Cut the the "KRIEGSKUCHEN" in slices and butter (plain butter) before eating.
(Kriegskuchen -Pic by Rosa @Rosa's Yummy Yums)
Sunday, October 30, 2005
9 comments:
- Indira said...
Beautiful to look at, I bet they taste great too.Thanks for sharing this family recipe with us.
- 1:37 AM, October 30, 2005
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Hi Indira,
Thanks for your comment!
Yes, they do taste great... ;-))) - 1:41 AM, October 30, 2005
Your war cakes look cute :)
- 1:43 PM, October 31, 2005
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Thanks for your comment, Amber!
- 10:56 PM, October 31, 2005
- Cindy said...
Hey, nice cake. Do you mind if I'm giving the link of your post to Papilles & Pupilles ? She's a food blogger and her kid is allergic to eggs, so I bet she's going to love that recipe ! Let me know...
- 11:44 PM, November 06, 2005
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Hi Cindy,
Yes, of course, you are welcome to give my link to anybody interested in my recipes or blog!... - 3:14 PM, November 07, 2005
- Gracianne said...
J'adore le nom de ce gateau, tres martial!
- 3:21 PM, November 20, 2006
- ShutterSparks / KW2P said...
Yay, another Kriegskuchen fan! I have my family recipe with photos up on my blog too. It's slightly different in that there is no egg at all. I'll have to try yours.
- 12:12 AM, February 27, 2008
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
SHUTTERSPARKS: Thanks for passing by and for leaving a comment on my blog! I'll also have to try yours...
- 11:40 AM, February 27, 2008


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text: Mr. Lewis Roger Berrier, 83, of 2979 Flower Gap Road, Cana, VA, passed away Sunday night, November 18, 2012, at his home. He was born May 22, 1929, in Carroll County, VA, the son of the late R.L. and Sallie Vernon Berrier. He served in the US Army during the Korean Conflict, receiving a Purple Heart and Silver Star. Mr. Berrier retired from Coca-Cola Bottling Company receiving various awards for his many years of outstanding service. He was a member of Paul's Creek Baptist Church for many years, serving as a deacon and Sunday School Teacher. He and his wife currently attend Bear Trail Baptist Church. Mr. Berrier was a well-respected man in the community, volunteering with the Cana Volunteer Fire Department and Cana Rescue Squad and served as a volunteer for Northern Hospital of Surry County as long as his health permitted. He was a member of the VFW, the American Disabled Americans. Mr. Berrier is survived by his wife, Mary Towe Smith Berrier of the home; three daughters and a son-in-law, Kathy and Robert Mabe of Galax, VA, and Robin Lyons and Cindy Parker, both of Cana, VA; a daughter-in-law, Selena Jones Berrier of Mount Airy; two stepdaughters and their husbands, Denise and Randy Phillips of Westfield and Susan and Keith Gunter of Stuart, VA; two stepsons, Steve Smith of Cana, VA, and Chris Smith and wife Katherine of Ararat, VA; six grandchildren, Becky Haynes, Brian Hawks, Justin Berrier, Evan Mabe, Timmy Mabe and Gabriel Parker; three great-grandchildren; nine step grandchildren; two step great grandchildren; a sister, Lummie McMillian; and beloved dogs, Lady and Buster. In addition to his parents, Mr. Berrier was preceded in death by his first wife, Mazie Madgelene Edwards Berrier; a son, Roger Lewis Berrier; and a son-in-law, Gary Lyons; sisters Lola Edwards and Lettie McMillian; and five brothers, Luther Berrier, Lawrence Berrier, Lonnie Berrier, Lance Berrier and Lois Berrier. The funeral service will be held at 11:00 AM Wednesday, November 21, 2012, at Moody Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Tony Holder and Rev. Tim Crotts officiating. Burial will follow in the Flower Gap Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Wednesday from 9:30 AM until the time of the service. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Mountain Valley Hospice and Palliative Care, 401 Technology Lane, Suite 200, Mount Airy, NC 27030. Online condolences may be made at www.moodyfuneralservices.com.


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IMPORTANT: New this year, the DWR will split the sales days, offering general-season elk beginning July 17, the remaining general-season deer archery and muzzleloader beginning July 19 and remaining general-season deer any-legal-weapon permits beginning July 31.
Remaining permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis. You must have a valid hunting license or a combination license to buy one of these permits. You can buy permits online and at license agent locations and DWR offices. We have a license agent list available online. Before you visit an agent, call ahead to verify hours of operation.
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8 Flu Deaths Reported in Lehigh Valley
More than 3,200 cases of flu including eight deaths have been reported in Lehigh Valley through Jan. 26.
Sam Hain
7:25 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
We should all move to Texas where, apparently, no one dies from the flu
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how old is the youngest person to die from the flu why can't we know what really happened.
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8:59 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
The youngest I saw on patch, was an infant, not sure of the details on that though. I wondered myself.
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Kerry and Chris, LVH sent out a release last week saying the infant did NOT die from the flu, as first believed. http://uppermacungie.patch.com/articles/flu-f36a29e2
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For 400 years, the Authorized Version of the Bible—popularly known as the King James Version—has been beloved for its majestic phrasing and stately cadences. No other book has so profoundly influenced our language and our theology. Over time, however, the text has suffered subtle and occasionally troublesome alterations. This edition preserves the original 1611 printing. Word for word and page for page, the text with its original marginal notes, preface, and other introductory material appears as it first did. The sole concession to modernity is a far more readable roman typeface set by nineteenth-century master printers. This special edition includes only the complete text of the Protestant canon.
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A fourth former congregant of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church has sued Bishop Eddie Long, claiming he had a sexual relationship with the nationally known pastor.
Spencer LeGrande was 15 years old when he met Long at a New Birth satellite church in Charlotte, N.C., according to a press release from attorney B.J. Bernstein, who also represents the three other plaintiffs. LeGrande and his mother were among the church's founding families, the statement said.
Long took LeGrande on several international trips – similar to the other plaintiffs – including Kenya and South Africa. LeGrande also relocated to Atlanta to attend Beulah Heights University at Long's request. Their relationship began during the trip to Kenya and last through LeGrande's time in Atlanta.
The lawsuit and specifics were not immediately available.
Jamal Parris, a 23-year-old former church congregant now living in Colorado Springs, Colo., also claims Long lured him into a relationship in his teens after his mother joined Long's Lithonia church around 2001, according to the lawsuit filed Wednesday in State Court of DeKalb County.
Two similar lawsuits against Long were filed Tuesday. Anthony Flagg, 20, and Maurice Robinson, 21, in separate suits, claim Long forced them into sexual acts in return for money, cars and trips.
The suit alleges that the sexual encounters began when both Flagg and Robinson were 16 years old. The encounters began after both men were enrolled in Longfellow Youth Academy. Flagg was 16 and Robinson was 14 when they entered the Academy.
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Northshore Select Club team wins North Puget Sound Division 2 championship
February 11, 2013 · Updated 2:16 PM
Northshore Select Club (NSC) GU11 Velocity is the North Puget Sound Division 2 champions and finalists in the 2012-2013 Washington State Founders Cup.
The Northshore Select Club (NSC) is the select soccer club for the Northshore Youth Soccer Association (NYSA), with headquarters in Woodinville, WA with players from Bothell.
The team's overall record of 29-2-1 included a 27 game undefeated streak that lasted from July 14 to Feb. 3, including both league play and tournaments.
Season highlights for 2012-2013 included being a Kent Cornucopia Tournament semi-finalist, Snohomish Bigfoot Tournament champions, Woodinville NYSA Cranberry Cup champions, North Puget Sound Division 2 champions and Washington State Founders Cup finalists.
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New Year's Day is a time for reassessment and renewal — and hoping the next year is an improvement over the messy rat race that was the last one. On that note, The Times has a tradition of reserving this page on this day for our own, often hopelessly over-optimistic wishes for the coming 12 months. Our record last year: Roughly five of our 27 wishes came true (that's what we mean by over-optimistic). Undeterred, we present our slate of dreams for 2013. We wish for:
The almost unimaginably tragic deaths of 20 elementary school children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut — at the hands of an emotionally disturbed young man armed with an arsenal of weapons — to finally prove the catalyst for action rather than just words when it comes to meaningful gun control legislation.
The U.S. economy to grow like it's 1999.
The IRS and the Federal Election Commission to put a stop to special-interest groups making a mockery of campaign finance laws by collecting and spending huge donations anonymously through PACs disguised as charities.
California voters to get a chance to decide on a ballot measure legalizing physician-assisted suicide, similar to an initiative that was narrowly defeated in Massachusetts in November.
The Lakers, Clippers, Dodgers and Angels to get a reasonable return on the millions of dollars they spent on free agents in 2012. And by reasonable return, we mean championships.
State and federal officials to take long-overdue steps to make earthquake insurance more affordable and attractive to California homeowners, only a fraction of whom carry the coverage today.
Apple to work the same magic on television sets that it did on smartphones and tablets.
The U.S. Supreme Court to strike down Proposition 8 once and for all, eliminating the ban on same-sex marriage in California. While they're at it, the justices should do away with the section of the federal Defense of Marriage Act that denies federal benefits to same-sex couples who are legally wed in their home states.
Manufacturers to follow General Electric's lead and bring more production back to the United States.
A race for mayor in Los Angeles that clarifies the city's priorities and opens a serious discussion about how best to address its problems — rather than becoming an opportunity for politicians to pander, beat each other up, spend heavily on misleading advertising and further divide the city.
A Republican Party chastened by defeat in the 2012 presidential election and embarrassed by the extremism spawned by the "tea party" to move to the sensible center, on fiscal and social issues alike.
American consumers to continue trading in their gas-guzzlers for high-mileage cars, whether that means a fuel-sipping economy model, a hybrid, an electric commute-mobile or a sophisticated plug-in hybrid such as the Chevy Volt.
The new Los Angeles poet laureate to come up with some rhyming couplets so catchy that we could turn them into a city anthem.
Further progress in extricating U.S. military forces from Afghanistan, so that the U.S. and its allies can transfer responsibility for security to Afghan forces even earlier than the projected 2014 deadline.
Congress to rewrite the tax code, simplifying it by winnowing the dense thicket of exceptions, deductions, credits and other special rules without reducing its progressivity.
State lawmakers across the country to agree to expand Medicaid to cover all impoverished Americans, rather than choosing to leave millions of the working poor uninsured.
The Supreme Court to reaffirm the constitutionality of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, which requires states with a history of racial discrimination to clear changes in their election procedures with the Justice Department or a federal court.
The new Islamist government in Egypt to recognize that domestic tranquillity, as well as productive relations with other countries, including the United States, requires that it govern in a moderate and inclusive way.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca to implement the reforms outlined by a county jails commission.


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by Chef Laura Frankel, author of Jewish Cooking for All Seasons (Wiley) and Jewish Slow Cooker Recipes (Wiley)
Having your knives sharpened before Thanksgiving gives you a fighting chance to produce a gorgeous platter of food. Put away the electric knife and pull out the Santoku or other carving knife. There is no need for power tools in the kitchen.
Remove the legs and thighs from the turkey. This should be pretty easy if the bird was roasted completely. Grasp hold of the turkey leg and cut down along the side of the thigh. The leg and thigh should just pull away from the body.
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