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Western Marsh-harrier (Circus aeruginosus) - HBW 2, p. 137
French: Busard des roseaux
German: Rohrweihe
Spanish: Aguilucho Lagunero Occidental
Other common names: Eurasian Marsh-harrier, Marsh Harrier
Taxonomy: Falco aeruginosus Linnaeus, 1758, Sweden.
Forms superspecies with C. ranivorus, C. spilonotus, C. approximans and C. maillardi, all of which have frequently been lumped within present species. Two subspecies currently recognized.
Subspecies and Distribution:
- aeruginosus (Linnaeus, 1758) - Europe and Asia Minor E into C Asia, E to upper R Yenisey and Mongolia; winters in W & S Europe, Africa S of Sahara, and in Indian Subcontinent and Sri Lanka.
- harterti Zedlitz, 1914 - NW Africa, from Morocco to Tunisia.
- Least Concern Enlarge map
VideosSee all 88 videos
A female hunting a mallard. Locality Candasnos, Huesca, Aragón, Spain (ssp aeruginosus)
Jesús Laborda 11 November 2010 3 years ago 51 sec 4.6
A juvenile calling from the ground Locality Ejea de los Caballeros, Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain (ssp aeruginosus)
Jesús Laborda 28 June 2007 7 years ago 20 sec 4.6
A juvenile perched on a wire and looking around Locality Tauste, Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain (ssp aeruginosus)
Jesús Laborda 28 June 2007 7 years ago 18 sec 4.5
A young on the ground around three to four weeks.Ring on the wright leg. Locality Île de Ré, Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France (ssp aeruginosus)
herve jacob 12 July 2014 18 weeks ago 34 sec 4.3
Female flying over the marsh Locality Alcázar de San Juan, Ciudad Real, Castile-La Mancha, Spain
Juan Sanabria 1 January 2013 7 weeks ago 39 sec 4
A young of three to four weeks on the ground.On the back ground alert call of the female and near the end tiny call of a male. Locality Île de Ré, Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes, France (ssp aeruginosus)
herve jacob 12 July 2014 18 weeks ago 57 sec 4
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A male hunting over Baga fields.
Locality Baga, North Goa District, Goa, India
Dave Williams 21 November 2008 2 years ago 4.8
in flight
Locality Neve Eitan, Beit She'an Valley, Israel
Lior Kislev 19 December 2010 2 years ago 4.6
Locality Bangalore Rural, Karnataka, India (ssp Circus aeruginosus)
Dayananda 2 years ago 4.5
A male with prey (a young Coot?)
Locality Albano Vercellese, Piedmont Region, Italy
Cristiano Crolle 20 June 2014 21 weeks ago 4.5
A male with prey
Locality Palude di Casalbeltrame Natural Reserve, Piedmont Region, Italy
Cristiano Crolle 28 May 2014 25 weeks ago 4.5
adult feamle in flight
Locality Beit She'an Valley, Israel
Lior Kislev 28 November 2010 3 years ago 4.5
Sounds3 recordings
Display call of male Locality Groot Rietveld, Antwerp Province, Belgium
Peter Boesman 17 April 2011 30 weeks ago 4
breeding calls in flight Locality Palude del Busatello, Veneto Region, Italy
maudoc 31 March 2012 2 years ago 4
Alarm call Locality Lauwersmeer National Park, Netherlands
Peter Boesman 17 May 2007 30 weeks ago 3.5


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Newton Heath DTC has found a new venue for their 2015 Championship Show. The show will be held on 20-21 June 2015 at the Great Harwood Showground, Harwood Lane, Great Harwood BB6 7TB which is situated within easy access of the M65, approximately two miles from Junction 7 in the direction of Blackburn.
The 40 acre permanent showground has two pubs / restaurants within 500 yards plus a petrol station with small shop across the road, The nearest town, Great Harwood is only a mile away.
Source: Annette - Show Manager (24 November 2014)
The following amendments to the agility 'H' regulations have been recently approved by the General Committee and will come into effect on 1 January 2015.
Regulation H(1)10.e. (Competing)
Food shall notExcept for mobility aids, nothing shall be carried in the hand orwhile the dog is under test and food shall not be given to a dog whilst in the ring - elimination. (Deletions struck through. Amendments in bold)
Regulation H(1)(A)4.
TO: Standard classes may be scheduled for Agility Shows, as Agility classes or Jumping classes.
Agility classes to include contact obstacles and Jumping classes when there are no contact obstacles.All standard classes must contain the Weaving Poles obstacle. Standard Agility classes must contain the following elements: 'A Ramp', Dog Walk and See-Saw. In the event of mitigating circumstances (i.e. adverse weather conditions) at a show a Judge, with the full agreement of the Competition Manager, may omit an item of compulsory equipment as deemed appropriate at the time. Any omission from the equipment must be reported by the show management to the Kennel Club within 14 days of the date of the show. With this proviso classes are defined as follows: (Deletions struck through. Amendments in bold)
Insertion of new Regulation H(1)(B)5a.(22)(Marking)
INSERT: Handler traverses over, under or through any piece of equipment – elimination. (Insertion in bold)
Regulation H(1)(D)9.e. - for Limited Shows
TO: Silent toys may be used in the rings, at the discretion of the organisers, but must be used with consideration for other competitors.
Food may not be given to dogs or carried in the ring in any classes. Except for mobility aids or silent toys, nothing shall be carried in the hand while the dog is under test and food shall not be given to a dog whilst in the ring - elimination. (Deletions struck through. Amendments in bold)
For more information about agility, visit: www.thekennelclub.org.uk/activities/agility/.
Source: The Kennel Club (20 November 2014)
The Kennel Club has announced that Tunbridge Wells & District Canine Society has been awarded Championship agility status for Small and Medium dogs from 2015 onwards. This will be in addition to Championship agility status for large dogs, which they have held since 2014, taking the total number of Championship agility show societies to 28 for Small and Medium dogs and 28 for Large dogs. The Kennel Club wishes the club every success.
Any society interested in applying for future Championship agility status should submit a presentation for consideration by the Activities Sub-Committee. Please note you should also submit your intended show date, and it will be necessary to select a date that does not coincide with another Championship agility show.
Applications should include details of the society's committee structure and show management team, as well as providing information on the proposed show venue stating the facilities available for judges, competitors, dogs and spectators. Presentations should be submitted to the Working Dog Activities Team, The Kennel Club, 1-5 Clarges Street, Piccadilly, W1J 8AB or by email: email@example.com.
Source: The Kennel Club (20 November 2014)
If you have won out or moved up a level at a Kennel Club or UK Agility show, you can claim your 2014 Agilitynet Winning Out Certificates 2014. Just fill out the on-line form on the web site, just under the masthead. Do it now and your name will also appear on the New Year's Honours list will be published, as usual, on 1 January. The certificates will be sent out at the end of February 2015.
Thanks to Lintbells who make iMove and uMove joint supplements for their invaluable help and sponsorship.
John Howie said, 'Many congratulations to all of those handlers and dogs that have won out this year. Together with Agilitynet we are very pleased to able to recognise such a fantastic achievement. Here at Lintbells we are hugely grateful to have the opportunity to support Agilitynet in celebrating all of you and your dog's hard work, by helping to provide winning out certificates. We wish you the best of success over the coming year and hopefully you will be winning out again in 2015.'
DEFRA has reminded us that changes to the pet travel scheme will come into effect on 29 December 2014. The changes are mainly designed to strengthen enforcement across the EU, increase levels of compliance and improve the security and traceability of the pet passport. They give effect to a new EU pet travel Regulation (576/2013). If you already have a passport for your pets, you do not need to get a new one
The main requirements of the scheme will stay the same. All dogs, cats and ferrets travelling with their owner will still require the following:-
Vaccination against rabies
Blood test 30 days after vaccination if returning or travelling from an unlisted third country.
Pet passport issued by an authorised vet (or third country certificate issued by an official vet)
Waiting period after primary vaccination and prior to travel 21 days if travelling from another EU country or a listed third country.
Waiting period following blood sampling - 3 months if travelling from unlisted third countries.
Treatment against the EM tapeworm (dogs only)
There are exceptions to some of these preparations in certain circumstances. If you are planning to travel with your pet you must read the detailed guidance at: www.gov.uk/pettravel
What's changing and what you have
to do?
The key changes affecting pet owners are outlined below:
1) A new pet passport
A new style pet passport will be introduced from 29 December 2014 However, if you already have a passport for your pet you do not need to get a new one. Existing passports will remain valid for the lifetime of the pet (or until all the treatment spaces are filled) The new style passport will include laminated strips designed to cover those pages with the pet's details, microchip information and each rabies vaccination entry. This will help prevent anyone tampering with this information once it has been completed by a vet. The vet issuing the pet passport will also need to fill in their details on a new 'Issuing of the passport' page and must make sure that all their contact details are included when they certify vaccinations and treatments. The UK pet passport will also now include a unique passport number printed on every page These changes will improve the traceability and security of the pet passport and enable us to contact the vet who issued the passport if anything goes wrong.
2) The introduction of checks across the EU
If you travel with your pet in the EU you may be asked for your pet's passport when entering other countries. This is because all EU countries are required to carry out some checks on pet movements within the EU. You must make sure that your pet is fully compliant with the rules of the EU pet travel scheme before you leave the UK. In particular, you must wait 21 days from the date of your pet's primary rabies vaccination before you travel (the day of vaccination counts as day 0 not day 1). Your vet can advise you on this point. If you have a new style pet passport they will put a 'valid from' date in the primary vaccination entry; This will be the earliest date you can travel. All pets entering Britain on approved routes will continue to be checked by the carriers either prior to boarding (for rail or sea) or upon entry (air).
3) A new minimum age for rabies vaccination
From 29 December 2014 your pet must be at least 12 weeks old before you can get it vaccinated against rabies for the purposes of pet travel. These rules will be the same across the EU and help pet checkers carry out compliance checks. It will also prevent very young pets being moved across the EU.
4) New rules for those travelling with more than five pets
If you have more than five pets and wish to travel with them within the EU and/or return to the UK (unless you are going to a show or competition) you will need to comply with additional rules. These include:
Travelling from a registered premises
Using an authorised transporter and
Registering the movement on the TRACES system
If you are travelling from outside the EU you will also need to enter through a Border Inspection Post.
5) Shows and competitions
If you are travelling with more than five pets (aged over six months) and can present written evidence that they are registered to attend a show, competition or sporting event (or training for such an event) you do not need to comply with these extra rules and can continue to travel. under the EU pet travel scheme. The evidence you provide will need to show at least the name of the event, together with the address and date(s) it is taking place. You may also be asked to sign a declaration confirming that you are eligible to make use of this exemption. This requirement may change – we're consulting on some of these details –so you should check the website for up to date information before you travel.
6) Requirements for pets entering the UK/EU by air
If you are entering the UK (or another EU country) by air on a flight that began outside the EU it may not be possible for you to physically accompany your pet, for example because it is necessary for your pet to be carried in the hold of the aircraft or you are unable to travel on the same flight. In such cases, you will need to sign a declaration confirming that you do not intend to sell or transfer ownership of your pet. You must travel within 5 days of your pet's movement.
definition of cat, dog and ferret
The new EU Regulation specifically states that the only species of pet animal that can travel under the EU pet travel rules are:
Canis lupis familiaris – domestic dog
Felis silvestris catus – domestic cat
Mustela putorius furo –ferret
The reason for this change is to make sure that wild animals can't be moved under rules designed for pet travel. This change will not affect the majority of pet owners. However, if your pet is a hybrid such as a Bengal or Savannah cat or a Wolfdog, then you must seek advice from the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency before you travel. They will advise you on the import requirements for your pet.
Don't forget...
Your pet must receive the correct treatments in the correct order. In particular, your pet must have been microchipped before it receives its rabies vaccination. If your pet was vaccinated before being microchipped then it will need to be re-vaccinated after the microchip is inserted. If you take your pet abroad it may be exposed to diseases which we do not have in the UK. We recommend you consult your vet about your pet's health and fitness to travel before you take it abroad. Ask your vet for advice on the appropriate treatments for the part of the world you are travelling to.
The pet travel rules apply to all dogs, cats and ferrets travelling with their owners (including assistance and guide dogs). You are responsible for ensuring your pet meets all the rules for entering the UK under the pet travel scheme.
Make sure you have had the procedures carried out in the correct order and that your pet's documentation is correctly completed. If you do not, your pet may not be able to enter the country or may have to be quarantinedon arrival. This will mean delay and cost you money.
If you are bringing a dog, cat or ferret into the UK in order to sell it or pass it to a new owner (e.g. for rehoming) , you cannot travel under the pet travel scheme. Instead you must comply with the rules of the Balai Directive. Further information is available: www.defra.gov.uk/animal-trade/imports-non-eu/iins/live-animals/iins-other-animals-balai/iin-bllv-
Stringent penalties are in place for those that break the pet travel rules in order to bring animals into the UK illegally. Pets that are non-compliant pose a potentially serious risk to both animal and human health. Anyone with information relating to illegal activity should contact their local Trading Standards office.
For further information on any of the changes outlined above or for enquiries relating to pet travel, please contact the Pet Travel Scheme helpline on tel. 0370 241 1710 (Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm (closed on bank holidays) or email: email@example.com
Source: © Crown copyright 2014, PB14200. August 2014 (revised October 2014)
Calling all KC show organisers... Updated versions of the specimen schedules for agility, obedience, working trials, bloodhound trials, heelwork to music and rally can now be downloaded from the Kennel Club website.
Organisers of Kennel Club licensed events in these disciplines are reminded that all show schedules must conform to the current Kennel Club specimen schedules, and that no changes may be made to a show/trial schedule once issued, except with the permission of the Kennel Club.
The updated specimen Agility schedules can be found at www.thekennelclub.org.uk/activities/agility/agility-show-administration/agility-show-specimen-schedules/
The downloads are in PDF format; Microsoft Word versions may be requested from the Working Dog Activities team by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Source: The Kennel Club (14 November 2014)
The rising stars of the agility world took part in the prestigious Kennel Club Starters Cup Agility Finals at the Discover Dogs event at Earls Court on Saturday, 8 November.
The Starters Cup is a showcase for the most talented newcomers in agility. Large, medium and small dogs, along with their handlers, qualified to compete in the Starters Cup finals at the Kennel Club International Agility Festival, which was held in August at Rockingham Castle, Northamptonshire.
The Starters Cup is for beginner dogs competing in Grades 1 and 2 in the UK or the equivalent overseas classes (e.g. Grade 1 under FCI rules or Novice in the USA).
Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary said: 'Discover Dogs is a celebration of the many roles dogs play in our society, and the Starters Cup Agility Finals gives less experienced dogs and handlers the chance to compete at a major show in front of a large crowd. Agility is one of the most popular dog sports and these finals may well have given us a glimpse of some of the potential agility stars of the future.'
Finalist Jodie Forbes said, 'I am so incredibly proud of Hazel. After coming 4th in Jumping in the morning, she came 3rd in the Agility and went on to gain 3rd overall in the Starters Cup Grand Finals. She really is a dog in a million and I love her more than anything'
The following were announced as winners of the Kennel Club Starters Cup Agility Finals:-
Madeleine Herridge with Oh Henry No
Gail Cotterill with Cheeky Chasing Charlie
Jodie Forbes with Cerbora Special Fortuna
Yvonne Bland and Hamish Macharry
Katie Dalrymple with Hunbart Wizz
Amy Underwood with The Cool Dude
Julie Mason with Bramble the Mudlark
Vicki Young with My Cookie Monster
Laura Quinn with Prefect Cato
Source: The Kennel Club (12 November 2014)
Father and daughter duo, Alan and Selena Bray, with their dogs Tayla and Shade, have won the Small/Mixi Pairs Final at the Kennel Clubs Discover Dogs event at Earls Court on Saturday, 8 November.
The Small/Mixi Pairs Challenge consists of eight heats of jumping. The competition is open to Small dogs, partnering either a Medium dog or a Large dog, with heats scheduled as a special combined class for all grades of dog. Handlers and dogs qualified to take part in the prestigious finals by gaining points at qualifying heats held at agility shows across the country during 2014.
Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary said: 'Discover Dogs is a wonderful celebration of dogs and is London's biggest dog event. The Small/Mixi Pairs Finals is a fantastic competition and a highlight of the schedule every year. Congratulations to Alan and Selena and all the handlers and dogs for a tremendous performance.'
Alan Bray and Selena Bray with Rosmarinus Rumrosa at Upanova and Ag.Ch.Shanandi One and Only
Alan Stuff and Donna Lewis with Devongem Mist and Iceniares Celtic Amethystium
Chris Anthony and Mandysu Sarti with Saffron Ruby Rose and Stonebridge Dashing Diva
Source: The Kennel Club (11 November 2014)
Twenty dogs have qualified for the ABC Agility finals at the world's greatest dog event, Crufts. The ABC Semi-final for Medium dogs and ABC Semi-final for Large Novice dogs, held at the Kennel Club's Discover Dogs event at Earls Court on Sunday, 9 November, saw ten dogs and their handlers qualify from each competition.
The Semi-finals consisted of one round of Agility and one round of Jumping. The winners were those with the fewest combined faults in the fastest combined time, calculated over the two rounds of the semi-final. The medium competition is open to all agility grades and the large novice dogs had to be at grades 1-5 at the time of qualifying.
Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary, commented: 'All of the dogs and their handlers did so well. It was a fiercely fought competition and the standards were very high. We look forward to welcoming the successful dogs and handlers to Crufts 2015.'
on FB Judge Gary Murphy said, ' The event was well run, well supported and the atmosphere was terrific. Some great performances at all levels and some 'Oh so nearly.' Enjoyed it, loved it; didn't want it to finish. Well done to all the winners and good luck to all those that qualified for Crufts 2015. Congratulations.'
The qualifiers from the Semi-finals were:-
Medium ABC Agility Semi Finals
Sam Lane with Woodhouse Quartz of Daimonic
Eleanor Balchin with Sheldray Smoke on The Water
Nicola Wildman with Za Zar Zoom AW/G
Stephanie Spezia with Lupin David
Karen Penman with Fire Flier
Carol Jewell with Jack It In
Gemma Haycock with Simply Red Roobs
Ru Baker withJenkim Royal Vintage AW/G
Helen Anderson with Ag.Ch. Dinky Demon of Downunder
Karen Gibbons with Riverbend Mitzie AW/G
ABC Semi Finals for Large Novice dogs:
Gillian Mason with Notchlings Legend
Tracy Hunt with Katalin Nusa
Tony Parmiter with Jetaime Elegance du Futur
Sue Mosedale with Skinny When Wet Part Too
Victoria Lyons with Jamedemi Molly Andromeda
Elaine Sherwin with Penwest Phoebus At Tarnwalk AW/S
Joanne Sampson with Perdy's Little Miracle at Russetvalley
Fiona Gavin with Cories Hot Tramp
Tony Parmiter with Nightsabre Elara in Ebony
Charlotte Harding with Jed Icandy
Discover Dogs took place on 8-9 November at Earls Court, London and attracted a crowd of more than 30,000 over the two days. For further information, please visit www.discoverdogs.org.uk.
Source: The Kennel Club (10 November 2014)
Nedlo Winter Series will be launching The Captain's Challenge, a perpetual trophy in memory of Tim Marsh plus £50 donated by Sharon Marsh for the dog accruing the most points over the Nedlo Winter Series and a Runner Up Trophy plus £25 donated by Linda Evans.
Lesley Olden explained a bit of the background. 'Tim had the unique ability to make you feel totally at home whilst in his company and always had a little tale to relay. He had so many life skills and experiences he could chat about practically anything and had an extremely quick wit. His main passion, apart from Sharon! was cycling closely followed by his dogs and agility.
I first met Tim when he had his beloved Muffin, whose claim to fame of pooing in the ring whilst on the move at Discover Dogs caused much hilarity
Having known both Tim and Sharon individually for many years. it seems fitting that we should remember him at the Nedlo Shows. It was a privilege that he was able to attend our show in July to draw the winning ticket for the £50 note raffle, where all proceeds went to Macmillan, a charity so close to his heart and something I hope to continue.
The Nedlo Winter Series shows will be on 15 November, 13 December, 10 January and 21 February. Schedules now available on Agilitynet
Source: Lesley Olden (3 November 2014)
The BAA has announced that they have found a new indoor venue for their monthly 1 day shows for the first three months of 2015. Set in the beautiful Leicestershire countryside, the Brooksby Equestrian Centre has a cafe on site that will be open for the duration of these shows. The address of the new venue is Brooksby Equestrian Centre, Brooksby Melton College, Hives Farm, Brooksby, Melton Mowbray LE14 2LJ.
BAA also has some exciting news regarding the leagues the new show season! New leagues include Yellow Dogs (space dogs), Disabled Dogs, Lurcher and ABCK (Anything But Collies/Kelpies and their crosses) as well as a separate league for just Collies / Kelpies and their crosses.
Hayley Laches revealed that they are currently under going discussions with multiple venues around the country and hope to be announcing some more show venues soon!
Source: Hayley Laches (20/10/14)
Angela Lucas, Show Secretary, has booked three dates at Little Meadow Stud, near Lewes (E. Sussex) to run unaffiliated fundraising agility competitions to raise money to send the UK team to the 2015 IMCA/PAWC in Austria.
The shows will be limited number of dogs, split into morning and afternoon sessions - 40 dogs per half day - allowing them to have two attempts on two different courses, agility and jumping. There will be a cash first prize for Small, Medium and Large winners. There will also be a prize for the team that has the best overall result of the three competitions.
Angela has estimated to that they need to raise in the region of £3000 to cover Team UK costs so this is the first efforts. She said that everyone on the Team is really fired up and, although they are spread over the country a bit, they are networking their fundraisingideas.'
Source: Angela Lucas (20/10/14)
Nottingham ADTC is delighted to announce that it has booked a new venue for it's 2015 Champ & Premier Show on 23-24 May. The Newark Showground is a very short distance from where they have held previous shows and offers amazing facilities including:-
Flat, well drained areas for rings and camping
A dedicated tarmac entrance to the show
Purpose-built toilets, showers and a dog washing point.
Hard standing for day parking, etc.
The Newark Pavilion with a cafe providing a simple, day-long menu and shelter for dogs and people in poor weather
The Cedric Ford Pavilion with additional toilets, reception room and Bar. This area can also be made available for a meal and entertainment on the Saturday evening
Natalie Silcock said, 'We are very excited to be putting on a great show at this new venue.'
The full address is The Newark Showground, Lincoln Road, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire NG24 2NY.
Source: Natalie Silcock (17/10/14)
The Young Kennel Club will be sending out weekly email updates to all of our members and affiliates to keep everyone up to date with what is on offer and any new initiatives.
The type of information will include:-
Training days
Summer camp
Outward bound
Rules and regulations
Event listings
if you know anybody whom you think might like to be included, please send Lucy with your / their email address.
Source: Lucy Smith (15 October 2014)
The Kennel Club is currently organising qualifying heats at agility shows during 2015 to find finalists to compete at Olympia, Discover Dogs 2015 and Crufts 2016.
Whilst the majority of these qualifying heats will continue to be held at the shows which staged them during 2014, the following heats are looking for new host societies, and could be held at different shows if need be:
Crufts Singles – Small
Crufts Singles – Medium
Kennel Club Olympia – Small
In order to be eligible, societies must be Kennel Club registered and must hold an agility show prior to 31st July 2015 for Olympia and 31st October 2015 for Crufts. Shows will be asked to provide full details of all qualifying dogs and handlers to the Kennel Club within two weeks of the end of the show.
Show organisers wishing to stage the qualifiers are invited to write to the Working Dog Activities Team, The Kennel Club, 1-5 Clarges Street, London, W1J 8AB, or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com, before 31st October 2014. For further information please contact the Working Dog Activities Team on 020 7518 1013.
Lists of current qualifying heats for Olympia and Discover Dogs 2014 and Crufts 2015 are available on the Kennel Club website at: www.thekennelclub.org.uk/item/2882.
Source: The Kennel Club (7 October 2014)
This year's finalists of the prestigious Kennel Club Olympia Agility Stakes finals have been announced.
The country's most talented agility dogs and handlers have been competing in qualifying heats at agility shows across the country in an attempt to gain a place in the finals that take place from 18-22 December 2014, as part of the London International Horse Show.
The Kennel Club Olympia Agility Stakes are held in association with Skinner's Pet Foods and will see dogs and their owners compete in five finals in the following categories: small, medium, large senior, large novice and ABC (Anything But Collies). There will also be two semi-finals, for the large novice and large senior dogs categories, which will see 36 dogs in each category whittled down to ten who will go on to compete in the grand final. For medium, small and ABC dogs, ten dogs for each category have already qualified for the Olympia final.
Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary said: 'Olympia offers handlers the chance to compete in front of an audience of up to ten thousand noisy supporters, giving them a fantastic opportunity to showcase agility to a new audience, as well as the chance to win at the most prestigious agility event of the year.'
Will Delamore, Sales & Marketing Director for Skinner's, said: 'We are delighted to be working alongside the Kennel Club on this prestigious event. I remember going to Olympia as a child myself and the excitement and fun we had, so we are really looking forward to meeting and supporting the handlers and their dogs.'
The judge for the 2014 Kennel Club Olympia Agility Stakes will be Marc Saunders and the dates for the competitions will be:-
Medium Final - Thursday, 18 December
Small Final - Friday, 19 December
Large Senior Final - Saturday, 20 December
Large Novice Final - Sunday, 21 December
ABC (Anything but Collie) Final - Monday, 22 December
The semi-finalists and finalists for this year's Kennel Club Olympia Agility Stakes can be found online at http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/activities/agility/agility-at-olympia/.
Source: The Kennel Club (7 October 2014)
For the first time Scunthorpe OATC will be holding a two day agility show on the weekend of 11-12 April with their Championship show on Saturday and the Premier show on the Sunday. There will be classes for all grades and sizes on both days as well as a number of qualifiers including the Large Crufts Singles, Large KC Olympia ABC and the Medium Crufts ABC.
They will also be holding a Crufts Flyball qualifier under a separate licence on Friday, 10 April.
The show organisers said, 'Many thanks to all the judges and sponsors. We look forward to seeing you all there. Keep an eye out for the schedule will be released later this month.'
SOATC will no longer be holding an August show.
Source: Amy Smith (3 October 2014)
Due to the unavailability of Berkeley Meadows for future shows, it has been necessary for Tuffley AC to look for a new venue for their 2015 show. They have decided upon Vauxhall Fields, a well known and respected agility site where both Wye Valley and Golden Valley Agility Clubs hold their respective Championship and Open shows.
Vauxhall Fields is sited adjacent to the River Monnow where there are picturesque walks and an approximately four to five minute walk across an iron bridge into Monmouth> The Town Centre is an excellent shopping area where there are shops, restaurants, takeaways and cafés etc. Nearest postcode to the venue is for the fire station NP25 5BA. There are various camping sites in the close vicinity if you are unlucky enough not to obtain a space on the show ground.
The Tuffley Champ Show will be held on 3 July at the follow:- Priory Farm, Vauxhall Field, Town Centre, Monmouth NP25 5BA
Source: Chris Starling (2 October 2014)
FAB is pleased to announce the team that has been chosen to go to the IFCS World Championships in Italy in April 2015. Some of these dogs have qualified via the points system attending the qualifiers at the FAB shows throughout the summer, some are wildcards and others are previous medal winners. All dogs chosen must have run at one of these qualifiers.
The list of handlers and dogs who have qualified is below…
Maxi Dogs
Midi Dogs
Mini Dogs
Toy Dogs
Congratulations for qualifying on the team and good luck at the event.
Source: Dawn Weaver (22 September 2014)
Agility Team GB has enjoyed another year of international success at the world's most prestigious agility event. Held in Coque in Luxembourg, this year's FCI Agility World Championships saw Agility Team GB secure Gold in the Medium individual class, and Silver and Bronze medals in the Team rounds.
Natasha Wise and her Medium Border Collie, Dizzy were victorious for an amazing fifth time in the Individual Jumping Round, taking the gold medal in 30.38 seconds.
The Large dogs team secured a Bronze in the Agility round and then achieved further success by taking Silver overall in the Large Team Final, with a line-up which included mother and daughter Border Collies, Ruby and Scandal.
The 19th FCI Agility World Championships saw 451 participants from 36 nations take part, including Russia, Brazil, South Africa and Canada. With so many top level participants taking part, Team GB's performance was highly commendable. Alongside the medal winners, there were many other notable achievements.
Team GB accomplishments were as follows:-
Gold – Natasha Wise with Dizzy - Medium Individual Jumping Round
Silver – Large Team Final
Bronze – Large Team Agility Round
7th place – Greg Derrett with Detox - Large Individual Final
14th place – Natasha Wise with Dizzy - Medium Individual Final
17th place – Bernadette Bay with Zaz - Small Individual Final
Team GB Manager, Mark Laker stated. 'This year's World Championships in Luxembourg was a fantastic event where we watched the world's top dogs and handlers show agility at its very best. Agility Team GB performed admirably and, once again, showed how strong they were under the highs and lows and pressure experienced at these Championships.
'I'd like to congratulate all the team on their achievements at this event which has been a culmination of months of training and preparations. The support team have been fantastic. In fact everyone involved in helping these top dogs and handlers get to the line, as best prepared as possible, has worked tirelessly over the last nine months. I'd also like to thank all the people who made the trip to Luxembourg to support the team. Their cheering and encouragement helped to make it an amazing experience.'
Marc Saunders added, 'After a days worth of catching up from sleep deprivation of the highs and lows the stress and the excitement of being in management at the FCI AWC in Luxembourg. Makes me proud to be part of British Agility!! I would like to say to everyone in Team GB EO and FCI that it was a pleasure to work with you all and an honour to be part it!! Thank you and here's to 2015.
Agility Team GB is supported by the Kennel Club, CSJ Specialist Canine Feeds, Agility1st and Eurotunnel Le Shuttle, the Kennel Club's preferred cross-channel partner. The official equipment supplier is First Contact.
For more information about International Agility, visit: www.thekennelclub.org.uk/activities/agility/international-agility-teams/.
Photo: Martin Cavill
Source: The Kennel Club (16 September 2014)
Agility Vision will be live streaming the 2014 FCI Dog Agility World Championship in Luxembourg on 11-14 September 2014. You can read more about it at http://www.agilityvision.com/
For those who can't watch the live streaming of Team GB at the FCI World Championships, then there will be updates as the competition progresses on the Dog Agility page, the official Kennel Club Agility fan page.
Source: Debbie Deuchar (11 September 2014)
The closing date for the 2014 Lagotto Romangnolo Association (LRA) show on 4 October has been extended to the 20 September so if you run an ABC dog you can still enter, .
Emma-Jane LaRoche said 'The Lagotto Romagnolo Association is a new club and this is our first limited agility show. We're trying to encourage people just starting out in Agility and for those that have those breeds which are 'Anything But Collies.' We've also included a standard height class as well as Small, Medium and Large to encompass everyone.
'You may have seen a few Lagotto Romagnolo out there competing at the moment, some of which are at grade 7 and grade 6 and some have even competed at Crufts! For a rare breed in the UK, this is quite an achievement.'
The show will be held at Ryslip Kennels, Bracknell, Berks RG42 5NL.
Source: Emma-Jane LaRoche (8 September 2014)
The Working Belgian Shepherd Dogs Society (WBSDS) and Belgian Shepherd Dog Association (BSDA) are planning to send a team to next years BSD World Championships in the Czech Republic on 7-10 May 2015
Anyone with a KC Breed registered Belgian Shepherd, grade 3 (who meets the minimum criteria) or higher may apply to attend the selection day to be held on 12 October at Sandbourne House near Pershore, Worcestershire
If you are interested, please contact Michelle Griffiths by email on firstname.lastname@example.com or ring m. 07751 830654 before 20 September 2014.
Source: Michelle Griffiths (3 September 2014)
The Kennel Club sends its best wishes to Agility Team GB who will be making their way across the Channel next week to compete at the Agility FCI World Championships in Coque, Luxembourg.
The Agility World Championships will take place from 11-14 September 2014 and will see pedigree dogs from all over the world compete for the sought after title of Agility World Champion.
The British team includes three times Agility World Champions, Natasha Wise and her dog Dizzy. Also taking part will be Sian Illingworth and her dog Maybe who won the Medium Dog European Open Championship title in 2013.
Team Manager Mark Laker said, 'With only a week to go before Agility Team GB leave for the World Championships in Luxembourg, we are getting excited and looking forward to this year's competition. Once again we have a strong team of top agility dogs and handlers who have been working extremely hard in their preparations for these championships. This is the ultimate agility competition. Elite agility partnerships from across the world will be there along with thousands of supporters. Agility Team GB will go out there confident and well prepared to compete at their very best.'
Ceri Rundle from CSJ Specialist Canine Feeds, said. 'CSJ was created with canine athletes in mind and so it was only natural for us to sponsor Agility Team GB. We wish both the handlers and dogs all the best in Luxembourg and hope they bring home some medals.'
The members of the Agility World Championship Team are as follows:-
Team reserves
Agility Team GB is kindly supported by The Kennel Club, CSJ Specialist Canine Feeds, Agility 1st and Eurotunnel Le Shuttle, the Kennel Club's preferred cross-channel partner. The official equipment supplier is First Contact.
Source: The Kennel Club (1 September 2014)
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Inn Details Cameo Heights Mansion è scelta come migliore IN THE WEST 2009-2010 Walla Walla, WA--Cameo Heights Mansion di Touchet, WA, USA, è stato selezionato come miglior in Occidente nell'annuale Best of BedandBreakfast Awards, 2009-2010. Il Best of BedandBreakfast Awards si basano su una revisione qualitativa e quantitativa delle recensioni indipendenti quasi 50.000 presentato alla BedandBreakfast, la linea B & B prenotazioni e directory di rete leader in tutto il mondo. Uno dei premier bed and breakfast del nord-ovest, concepito come un romantico, appartato ritiro per le coppie nel cuore del paese di vino, questa locanda caratteristiche bagni privati, vasche airjetted, stufe a gas, acquazzoni di lusso. Piscina e vasca idromassaggio, sala teatro di 100 pollici schermo. Circondato da frutteti e vigneti con una vista spettacolare del fiume Walla Walla.
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5 su novembre 13, 2014
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4,6 su novembre 12, 2014
We found this B&B through a brochure for uniqueinns.com.We decided to stay here with another couple and visit the Walla Walla wineries.The mansion is amazing to behold.The owners have thought of absolutely everything one could possibly need/want for an over-the-top yet comfortable stay. The grounds of the mansion are beautiful, complete with a wonderful hot tub/spa and swimming pool (although since our stay was at the end of Oct. the pool was closed). The rooms are decorated sumptuously but are quite comfortable. I especially loved the walk-in shower in the Greek room, complete with two shower heads, one being a rain shower. I have never been fond of B&Bs because I always felt like I was "intruding" in someone's home. But, even though this is the owners' home, I never felt like I was intruding--I felt more like I lived here! We watched movies in the media/home theater room downstairs, snacked on free snacks, popped popcorn in the "old-fashioned" popcorn maker, used our tokens (2 each per day) for soda and ice cream, soaked in the hot tub, and played an uproarious game of ping pong. We even were able to take a walk in the apple orchards to gather a few apples--yum! The only downside was we were there on a Sunday/Monday night so were unable to dine at the Vine--it's closed those 2 nights. However, the complimentary breakfasts were out-of-this-world good. And the "wake-up" pastries and coffee every morning were divine. Please, stay here. You won't be disappointed. Even in October, the "down season," we had one beautiful sunny day and even on the cloudy day, we still enjoyed the hot tub. And, we practically had the mansion to ourselves on Sunday/Monday nights. "We stayed upstairs on the second level and the rooms were very quiet. I'm not sure how quiet the downstairs rooms near the media room, communal kitchen for snacks, and ping pong table would be."
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Thoroughly enjoyed our stay-- great views, wonderful breakfast each morning and gracious hosts.
5 su ottobre 30, 2014
This was our first stay at a bed and breakfast so we didn't know what to expect. The Cameo Heights Mansion was so beautiful! Everything about our stay was perfect!
5 su ottobre 25, 2014
We walked inside and were met by a very knowledgeable and friendly person name Jose. She poured us a fantastic glass of tasty apple cider. We completed our check in and proceeded on a tour of the mansion and the grounds. What a beautiful setting for a romantic getaway. We walked into our room and it was all we had hoped for - clean, bright, spacious, and inviting. We ate dinner at the Vine and it was amazing. The atmosphere was warm, romantic and quiet. The chef and wait staff were friendly and helpful. The food was outstanding! The next morning's breakfast was another fantastic meal, wishing we could stay more nights. If bed and breakfasts were an olympic event, you would score all 10s! Well done Cameo Heights!!
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What a wonderful Romantic Place to share with your loved one. The staff goes out of their way to make everything perfect. Thank you for an enjoyable stay!
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5 su ottobre 16, 2014
We are regulars of B&Bs and have had many gorgeous and amazing experiences. Needless to say finding this gem may have ruined future experiences!! I'm not sure there will ever be another B&B that can measure up to the standard of Cameo Heights!! The home is breathtaking. Ginormous buy it doesn't feel that way. So comfortable and inviting. The rooms (we stayed in German) are beyond expectations. But the FOOD. Ahhh the good, quite easily the best gourmet food I've ever eaten. And I've been to some pretty amazing places!!! We cannot wait to go back!! I would like to see them offer more activities. Maybe some cooking classes, a pair of bicycles to go exploring, maybe a guided wine tour of all the amazing wineries in the near area.
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Thank you for a great review. We actually do guided wine tours. We have a stretched 1989 Cadillac limo and enjoy taking guests on wine tours in primarily Walla Walla. We have wonderful trails for hiking and exploring but they because of some of the slopes and gravel, they may not lend themselves to well to bicycles. I used to send guests down the Walla Walla river but they kept swamping the canoe so I got scared to do that anymore. I guess I worry that they will get hurt on the bikes. But we invite all to walk through 400 acres of orchard and vineyard. staying mostly on the periphery roads.
4,8 su ottobre 12, 2014
We stayed at Cameo heights only for one night to celebrate our wedding anniversary and I can't say enough about the exceptional services and quality of the entire property! We payed extra to arrive early and to leave late and it was well worth it! The food is a step above!!!! I didn't know we had such amazing food so close to home. We dined at The Vine the night of our stay and it was such an amazing experience! We savored every bite and the chef was so accomodating to our food preferences! Breakfast was also amazing, and was prepared by the owner!! I honestly can't say enough about the short stay that we had. We will definitely return!!!! Thank you!!!!!
4,6 su ottobre 01, 2014
We've have stayed at Cameo 2 times now and will continue to stay for every anniversary. The rooms are very nice, clean and comfortable, and the dining is just divine! I honestly have nothing negative to say of this place, from the service to the activities, everything exceeds our expectations everytime.
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Thanks for the very positive review. You have given us 5 stars for all except for service and value, yet you graciously praised the service and essentially ranked the value as 5 star when you said "everything exceeded our expectations" in your comments. Since we are keen about being totally 5 star, what would we need to adjust to reach a solid 5 stars ranking or is it just an instance where you feel you just can't give a perfect score?
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Size, Shape, and Elemental Composition of Airborne Wear Particles from Disc Brake Materials
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During braking, both the rotor and pads experience wear, generating particles that may become airborne. In field tests, it is difficult to distinguish these particles from others in the surrounding environment, so it is preferable to use laboratory test stands to study the amount of airborne wear particles generated. The purpose of this work is to investigate the possibility of separate, capture, and analyze airborne wear particles generated by a disc brake in a disc brake assembly test stand. This test stand used allows the cleanliness of the air surrounding the test specimens to be controlled and thus the airborne portion of the wear particles to be studied separately. One pair each of low-metallic (LM) and non-asbestos organic (NAO) brake pads was tested against grey cast iron rotors. Before testing, the elemental contents of the brake materials were analyzed using glow discharge optical emission spectroscopy (GDOES). The concentration and size of airborne wear particles were measured online during testing. In addition, airborne wear particles were collected on filters during the tests and afterward analyzed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX). The analyzed wear particles contained elements such as iron, titanium, zinc, barium, manganese, and copper. Both the low-metallic and non-asbestos organic type of brake pads tested display a bimodal size distribution with peaks at 280 and 350 nm. Most of the airborne particles generated have a diameter smaller than 2.5 μm.
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Best Low-Effort Desserts? +Lemon Slice recipe
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- mingerspice Jul 19, 2006 11:55 AM
Hi, I recently learned how to make lemon slice - it's a refrigerated dessert. The most work really involves melting butter. The other amazing thing - it didn't require any weird better-living-through-chemistry type ingredients (and by that I mean Cool Whip). It was really easy to do and can be more or less made with two bowls and a pan. There's no baking, and it's super tasty. It took about 20 minutes to assemble, and then chilled in the refrigerator for a few hours. Cleanup was a breeze.
Do people have other dessert recipes that require no baking and little effort that are nonetheless tasty (and not full of weird ingredients). Lemon Slice recipe follows
Lemon Slice
1/2 cup condensed milk
125g. butter
250g crushed marie biscuits
1 cup dessicated coconut
Zest of 2 lemons
Heat condensed milk and butter until butter melts.
Mix together crushed biscuits, coconut and lemon zest.
Mix together wet and dry ingredients.
Press into a square baking sheet.
1 3/4 cup icing sugar
3 tbsp lemon juice
15g butter, softened
Zest of one lemon
Mix together all ingredients.
Spread on the cookie mixture.
Here's an old favorite of mine (haven't done it yet this summer but now my mouth is watering). Peel and slice very good ripe peaches in bowls. Top with spoonful of sour cream; grate over the top some dark chocolate and sprinkle with cinnamon.
re: cheryl_h
We have Marie cookies here in Canada; at least in Montreal; I've seen them everywhere. My parents buy them.
More low-effort desserts please! good idea.
re: cheryl_h
Marie coookies are in the front of every bodega here in NYC.
re: Ida Red
I'm amazed this is sold here, I assumed they were uniquely South African. I grew up eating these, the plainest of the plain because I don't like sweet fillings. But they were regarded as low-class because of their plainness. They were also about the least expensive of store-bought biscuits. I recall that if they were served with tea, they were usually buttered.
re: cheryl_h
I think we have the same thing here - Marie Lu, in the cylindrical packages?
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I think they were just called Marie biscuits, not Marie Lu. They came in cylindrical packages and were thinnish disks, about 3" across and 1/4" thick. No frosting or frills of any kind. On top Marie was inscribed and there were regular little holes pricked into the surface. Perhaps they were originally British and went throughout the Commonwealth?
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I'm in Australia at the moment. We had Marie biscuits in Malaysia and Singapore when I was growing up too. They are manufactured by Arnotts, which is an Australian company. According to their website, they launched the biscuit in 1922. Arnotts was founded in New South Wales, Australia. I've managed to find Marie biscuits in San Francisco at some Asian grocery stores.
re: cheryl_h
These are ubiquitous in all Calif groceries. Safeway and Vons! Many brands available in the Latin groceries.
A low-effort dessert I like (but one that is make-ahead, not eat right away) is a no-bake chocolate pot-de-creme using chocolate chips.
I don't have my usual recipe with me, here's one I googled that's pretty close:
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1 cup chocolate chips
1 1/2 cups scalded half and half
2 egg yolks
3 T brandy, Grand Marnier, or Jack Daniels
You mix it all in a blender or food processor, pour into small cups and chill several hours or overnight, or if you want it faster you can chill in the freezer for about 1 hour.
I don't use alcohol in my recipe, and sometimes use instant espresso. Garnish with whipped cream, berries, mint sprig etc.
I'm almost too embarrassed to post this, but you did say low effort.
Put 2 or 3 egg whites in the stand mixer. Whip 'til foamy, then start adding sugar until it's pretty sweet, beat til glossy and holds firm peaks. Fold in apple sauce. (homemade apple sauce is divine, but that eliminates to low-effort part). Eat.
If you are worried about raw eggs, of course, don't make this. Also , I wouldn't serve it to guests. But my Mom made it for me and I make it for my husband. I like it alot.
Slice orange rounds and lay out prettily on plates.
Heat about a cup of raspberries (I use frozen) with some lemon juice and sugar (I think about 2 tbsp lemon juice and 1/4 cup sugar) and a couple dashes of cinnamon until the raspberries are warm and sugar is dissolved and reduced a bit. Pour over the oranges.
Here in Maine in late July or early August, I like this one: fresh blueberries and green seedless grapes, tossed gently together, top with a dollop of sour cream, sprinkle with brown sugar. Serve cold.
You could try plain or vanilla yogurt, also the mint spring is a nice touch.
My favorite low effort desserts:
Cut figs in half. Sprinkle with a little sugar, broil or torch to caramelize, serve with rich yogurt and a drizzle of honey.
Key lime chiffon - mix key lime pie filling as usual, fold in whipped cream. Freeze in a spring-form pan that's been buttered then sprinkled with ginger snap crumbs. Thaw somewhat, then slice and serve. Yes, raw eggs.
Chocolate fondue - pour boiling heavy cream over chopped chocolate; spike with booze, if desired. Keep warm in fondue pot. Dip fruit.
Extremely ripe honeydew. Squeeze of lime.
Crushed raspberries. Whiped cream. Fold.
Walnuts, crisp apples, cheddar cheese. Eat a bite, then a bite, then a bite.
Port. Chocolate. Sip, eat.
This require no baking, but needs some heat:
Chocolate dipped strawberries. It never fails to wow people and it takes almost no effort:
melt chocolate (no, don't add cream or corn syrup or anything. just don't. no need) . dip whole strawberries. put on waxpaper covered baking sheet in fridge 'til firm. Prepare to be worshipped. If you insist on wearing fancy pants you could melt some white "chocolate" and drizzle it on the strawberries after the chocolate has set.
No heat:
Strawberries, sour cream, brown sugar. Can you serve it in three seperate dishes and continue the dipping theme?
re: MollyGee
One I have yet to try, but sounds excellent for a light dessert; Mint leaves dipped into chocolate. (I suppose one could serve these with something, like ice cream.)
I found a recipe from an old cookbook called Strawberries Brule, which is very good, albeit not very pretty (Not something I wouldn't serve to company, buy my family devours it.)
Strawberries dipped in sour cream, then brown sugar is very popular in my house. To avoid the mess, I mixed the brown sugar with the sour cream last time--much prefer it that way.
Not for company, but I like it just for myself. Tastes reasonably decadent and is reasonably healthy as dessert goes.
Microwave some frozen raspberries until very warm. Mix in a few chocolate chips (half a dozen seems to do just fine) and dollop on a bit of whipped cream. (I keep a can of good quality whipped cream, which is fine when all I need is a spritz.)
I use frozen berries because, for most of the year, they're far better than the fresh ones.
re: marcia2
What brand of canned whipped cream do you find to be good? I never buy the canned stuff (the few I've tried were yucky and tasted greasy, and I've avoided canned ever since), but this means that I don't often eat whipped cream, since it is a bit of a pain/mess to make my own. It would be great to find a good brand.
re: mingerspice
I'm not sure of the brand and I'm out at the moment. I buy it at Whole Foods. It's whipped light cream. It's not as good as homemade, but fine for a little shpritz on my raspberries and my 4 yr old likes a bit on his frozen waffles instead of syrup.
Continuing on the orange theme from above: Oranges in Marsala. It's more yummy than you would expect of a recipe with just three ingredients.
Peel and cut one orange per person (I like Valencias), removing all pith, membranes, and seeds. (--What's that fancy word for cutting the orange segments out of the membranes? Do that with the oranges.--) Put orange segments in a bowl and drizzle with sweet marsala. Sprinkle with chopped walnuts.
re: mingerspice
Yes, You can say "I'm going to supreme an orange".
re: Ida Red
Yup, that's the word I was trying to remember! From now on, I think I'll sing "Where Did Our Love Go" or "Stop! In the Name of Love" when I'm cutting my oranges, to help me remember the word.
Cake made by layering chocolate wafers and whipped cream, then letting it sit in the fridge. The recipe's on the wafer package. I can't remember the brand.
Do oreos count as "any weird better-living-through-chemistry type ingredients?" Anyway, my grandma always makes a dessert that I luh-ove! She takes crushed up oreos (she might mix these with a little butter to make them stick better) and presses those in a pan to make a crust, covers with vanilla ice cream (it's usually about 1-1/2" thick,) and then does another crust layer of crushed up oreos. She then drizzles this with warm caramel sauce before serving! So simple, yet so good!
re: toodie jane
My mom does this with a cheesecake mixture... It's probably the consistency of a pudding and she just spoons it over canteloupe wedges. I was going to post that originally, but I'm not sure what all is in the cheesecake mixture.
Very good vanilla ice cream topped with ripe mango mushed into a fine puree. Then a chocolate curl or two shaved off fine bittersweet.
Very good vanilla ice cream with Taster's Choice coffee mixed in, leaving crystals of coffe unmixed for that coffee burst. Stick a couple Pirouette cookies in the top and another chocolate curl or two.


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Tayla Lynn and Eric Tingstad in Concert
Saturday, Jan 10 7:30p
11th Annual Southeastern Washington Autism Conference
Tuesday, Aug 11 9:00p
Three Rivers Convention Center, KennewickPresenter Biography: Jed Baker, Ph.D. is the director of the Social Skills Training Project, an organization serving individuals with autism and social communication problems...
Washington Small Fruit Conference
Thursday, Dec 4 8:30a
Best Western The Inn at Horse Heaven, ProsserWashington Small Fruit Conference is a 2-day conference with latest relevant research information delivered by the scientists performing the research...
Mindfulness Through Art: Playing with Paint to Become Present
Thursday, Mar 19 6:00p
Therapy Solutions, RichlandArt can wake us up from the dream we normally live in. Art can shock us into the present moment. When we fully immerse ourselves in a creative project we activate a different part of our brain...
Adventures Underground Game Night
Tuesday, Dec 2 6:00p
Paper Street Ale House, KennewickAdventure Underground brings fun board and card games for every one to enjoy at Paper Street Alehouse
Eastern Oregon Spring 2015 Bridal Show & Wedding Gown Sale
Sunday, Feb 22 12:00p
Hermiston Community Conference Center, HermistonPlan Your Dream Wedding! Brides will meet professional, creative, inspiring wedding professionals at the spring bridal show...
High Residue Farming - Hermiston Farm Fair
Wednesday, Dec 3 1:00p
Hermiston Community Conference Center, HermistonHigh Residue Farming under Irrigation; The Basics workshop "High residue farming" is an umbrella term referring to cropping systems where the volume of the soil that is tilled is reduced in order ...
East Valley School District Board Meeting
Monday, Dec 8 7:00p
East Valley School District, YakimaRegularly Scheduled School Board Meetings
Saturday, Dec 20 8:00p
Pendleton Convention Center, PendletonJ&B NW Productions and JakeSierra Music welcomes you: #FlyAmericaHolidayBash Starring Mark Battles and Derek Luh With guest star performances by K1NG MAG, Tre-Goon, and Mill Bill December 20th @ Th...
NWMET 2015 Conference
Wednesday, Apr 22 12:00p
Marcus Whitman Hotel and Conference Center, Walla Walla2015 NW/MET Conference The 2015 annual conference of the Northwest College & University Council for Management of Educational Technology (NW/MET) has the theme "Walla Walla & NWMET - The Perfect Pa...
Newcomers and Friends Coffee Hour
Tuesday, Dec 30 10:00a
Starbucks, YakimaNew to Yakima? Please join the Newcomers and Friends for their monthly no-host coffee hour at Starbuck's in the Chalet Shopping Mall at 56th and Summitview, in Yakima...
SME West Coast Member Engagement Focus Group Meeting
Saturday, Dec 6 11:00a
Yakima Valley Community College, EllensburgSme West Coast Member Engagement Focus Group Meeting Agenda Print Out: http://www.slideshare.net/dryfinish/sme-west-coast-member-engagement-focus-group-1 Expanded Campus Map: http://www.slideshare...
Wicked Winter Junior Masquerade
Tuesday, Dec 30 7:00p
Hal Holmes Community Center, EllensburgCome enjoy an evening of masked fun and dancing at the Wicked Winter Junior Masquerade Ball! This will be a semi/formal dance where one is encourage to create/buy a mask that embodies the "Wicked W...
WIAA Pole Vault Certification - Central Washington University
Saturday, Mar 7 10:00a
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Happy Eid to all..
Today is Eid-ul-Adha! Day off! Woo Hoo!
But anyway, student like behaviour aside, I want to wish all my fellow members Eid Mubarak! Hope all those who are celebrating have a great day!
Happy Eid to all..
A teacher in our staff room was reading the student absence list today and asked what it meant under 'reason' where it said "Eid-ul-Adha".
She's the RS teacher.
Eid Mubarak, everyone who knows what it is!
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