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Horse Women Book $11.6 Horse Women – Strength, Beuty, and Passion. Willow Creek Press Little Books. Western Book: This favorite Horse Book features wonderful photographs and quotes evoking the special link between women and horses with respect to the grace, courage and creativity that they share. Horse Women is a horse book that honors the adventure,spirit, humor, spunk and heartfelt messages that exist in the world of horses and women. This book is a must have for any horse enthusiast and admirer of the free spirit. Melissa Sovey has compiled the images and passages that make the 96 full colored pages bound in 5.5 x 5.5 hard cover. ISBN: 1-59543-236-1-

The Horse Show Coloring Book $7 By Pat Young, illustrated by Polly Carbonari. Read-along coloring books that teach kids about riding lessons and trail riding. 40 pages.

Horse Putty $4 Horse Putty. Assorted colors with horse inside.

Horse Banner $8.95 Canvas A Horse Is A Horse Banner. 7 1/2 x 22 1/2.

Gift Corral Horse Chime $21.95 Horse Chime

Gift Corral Horse Toobs $11.95 Horse Toobs

Gift Corral Nightlight Horse $12.95 Nightlight Horse

Gift Corral Walk-A-Horse $6.95 Walk-A-Horse

Horse Blk Ornament $8 Horse Blk Ornament

Horse Sponge $2.1 Adorable Horse Sponge. This is a great addition to your tack box or a cute gift for a horse loving friend!

Horse Xing Horse Caution Sign – Yellow $4.8 Horse Xing Horse Caution SignColor: Yellow

Horse Stickers $3 Horse stickers. 6 assorted sheets per card.

Himalayan Horse Scrubba Glove $2.7 Scrub Your Horse With One Side Or Massage Your Horse With The Other!

Soft Plush Horse Backpack $27 Soft Plush Horse Backpack.

Running Horse Tote $8.95 Canvas running horse tote

Gift Corral Horse Memo Pad $1.95 Horse Memo Pad

Gift Corral Horse Canister Set $28.95 Horse Canister Set

Gift Corral Horse Finger Puppets $68.95 Horse Finger Puppets

Gift Corral Plush Prancer Horse $13.95 Plush Prancer Horse

Gift Corral Plush Winnying Horse $6.95 Plush Winnying Horse

Gift Corral Welcome Sign/Horse $17.95 Welcome Sign/Horse

Gift Corral Plush Roundy Horse $20.95 Plush Roundy Horse

Gift Corral Plush Tubbie Horse $11.95 Plush Tubbie Horse

Gift Corral Horse 7 Black $5.95 Horse 7 Black

Gift Corral Horse 7 Buckskin $5.95 Horse 7 Buckskin

Gift Corral Horse 7 Pinto $5.95 Horse 7 Pinto

Gift Corral Horse Bathroom Set $22.95 Horse Bathroom Set

Gift Corral Sign Horse CroSSing $8.95 Sign Horse Crossing

Gift Corral Signs Horse 6Pk $28.95 Signs Horse 6Pk

Gift Corral Pen Holder Horse $5.95 Pen Holder Horse

Gift Corral Horse TiSSue Box $13.95 Horse Tissue Box

Gift Corral Horse Head Tote $11.95 Horse Head Tote

Gift Corral Mug Horse Stroll $5.95 Mug Horse Stroll

Gift Corral Thermometer Horse Training $11.95 Thermometer Horse Training

Gift Corral Plush Horse 10 $8.95 Plush Horse 10

Gift Corral Plush Horse 12 $10.95 Plush Horse 12

Gift Corral Plush Horse 5 $4.95 Plush Horse 5

Gift Corral Plush Horse Brownie $5.95 Plush Horse Brownie

Gift Corral Plush Horse Joey $5.95 Plush Horse Joey

Gift Corral Horse Signs 3Pk $7.95 Horse Signs 3Pk

Gift Corral Figurine Paint Horse $19.95 Figurine Paint Horse

Abetta Aluminum Horse Measure Stand – Horse $51.1 Aluminum horse measuring stand marked in metric 100-180cm and inches 39 to 71.Size:  Horse

Horse Leg Display $28.6 Front horse leg makes a great display

Debossed Horse, Leather Wallet $16.3 Man’s leather wallet, Debossed cantering horse

Plush Hopscotch Horse $14 Plush Hopscotch Horse. 11 tall.

6 Pack Horse Pencils $3 6 pack horse pencils. Assorted designs.

Horse Head Display For Bits $69.95 Life-sized horse head makes a great display

Puffer Belly Plush Horse $5.95 Puffer Belly Plush Horse. 7 tall.

36 Pack Horse Pencils $41 36 Pack Horse Pencils. Assorted colors.

Gift Corral Horse With Sound 2Pk $32.95 Horse W/Sound 2Pk

Gift Corral Barn Purse With Horse $12.95 Barn Purse W/Horse

Gift Corral Orn Horse With Saddle $8.95 Orn Horse W/Saddle

Gift Corral Horse 4Pk With Gear $12.95 Horse 4Pk W/Gear

Himalayan Horse Massage Glove $2.7 Your Horse Won’T Want Bath Time To End! This Glove Will Keep Your Horse Pampered And Clean.

Camelot Horse Head Bumper / Brown – Brown – Horse $26.1 A light weight protector that fits snugly over your horse’s head. Added thickness on top of pad gives extra protection for the horse’s head. Attaches onto crown strap of your horse’s halter.Color: BrownSize:  Horse

Plush Horse with Sound $8 Plush Horse w/Sound. 6. Assorted colors.

Horse Leave Hoofprints Pillow $13 Horse Leave Hoofprints Pillow. Cotton/Polyester. 12 x 8.

Himalayan Horse Braiding Set $3.1 Color-Coordinated To Match Your Horse With A Handy, Snap-Close Case!

High Bounce Horse Balls $54 2 balls with horse and glitter inside. 24 Pack in display jar.

The Seven Games of Parelli Natural Horse-Man-Ship The seven Games that horses play, that every horse-person should learn so they can communicate more naturally with horses……

Centered Riding with Sally Swift [VHS] In these two videos, Sally Swift demonstrates, with the help of several of her students, her Centered Riding techniques. She shows how, by being aware of your body, you can make riding more comfortable and freeing for both you and your horse. Tape One Sally Swift covers the basic concepts, showing the relationship between the rider and the motion of the horse. Tape Two Sally Swift applies her tech…

You Can Train Your Horse to Do Anything!: Clicker Training and Beyond [VHS] $22.22 A video introduction to the revolutionary horse training technique called On Target Training, an outgrowth of conventional clicker training developed by Shawna and Vinton Karrasch….

The Great Indian Wars: 1540-1890 $3.56 This five-part documentary series relates the saga of the struggle between the white man and the American Indians, from Coronado’s expedition to the Great Plains to the Battle of Wounded Knee. “The Indians” documents the origins of the Native Americans’ warrior ways; “The Cavalry” follows a Great Plains expedition; “The Indian Warrior and the Massacres” chronicles the conflicts’ bloody histories; …

World of Horses: Season 1 $2.74 Studio: Echo Bridge Home Ent Release Date: 03/01/2011 Run time: 325 minutes Rating: Nr…

The Horse Boy $16.49 Was there anything that could treat the autism afflicting young Rupert Isaacson? In this moving and spiritual documentary, viewers learn how traditional therapies fail to improve his life, and follow Rupert’s family as they discover the boy’s attachment to animals results in a courageous journey to Mongolia and a life-changing encounter with shamanic healing. 93 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtr…

Quiz Games Horses (Games For Kindle Fire) Our interactive quiz games make learning new stuff fun and easy. Learn all about horses in the games for Kindle series. Who says learning can’t be fun for all? Hay, all you horse lovers out there, join Freddie as he gallops around the globe in search of fun facts about pets.These quiz books will keep you entertained as you guess the answers to dozens of quiz questions about horses. Here’s how this…

Wonderful World of Horses Coloring Book (Dover Nature Coloring Book) $0.98 Summary:Thirty handsome illustrations capture the legendary grace and beauty of the horse. Depictions of mounted riders; horses racing across fields; mares with their colts; horses walking, galloping, trotting; a stallion rearing up on its hind legs; and more. Captions supplement an impressive panorama of the world’s best-loved and most highly prized animals.About the Author:•0Author: John^Do…

Glitter Horses Stickers (Dover Little Activity Books Stickers) $0.01 Summary:Corral this herd of glittering ponies — and enjoy their fleet-footed antics! Twelve popular horse breeds show off their handsome, glistening coats. Sticker images of a Palomino, Pinto, Shetland pony, Appaloosa, and eight other popular breeds will look great wherever they’re applied.About the Author:•0Author: Nina BarbaresiIllustrator:0Publisher:Dover PublicationsPublished Da…

Writer’s Marketplace 2010 A Casual Writer’s Most excellent Reserve for Locations to Submit Writing

Writer’s Marketplace is the Bible for writers, distinctively informal writers. A 1,000+ site tome, it comes out once a year with 1000s of listings for book publishers, consumer periodicals, wholesale journals, and literary agents, and constrained listings for newspapers, screenwriting, playwriting, welcome cards, and contests/awards. In addition to the listings, this anthology includes informational information on freelance lettering, professional writers’ views on writing, a record of exceptional prose company, and a glossary of freelancing fine print.

The present kind is the 2010 Writer’s Market, the 89th yearly version. Every one year it is competent to display the most current (as of the book’s publication date, of course) information on the magazines, publishing houses, etc.

I have not yet purchased the 2010 version. However, to give you an idea of the types of articles included, here is a list of the informational articles and writers’ essays that were included in Writer’s Market 2009:

* Before Your First Sale
* Query Letter Clinic
* Freelance Newspaper Writing 101, by Feoshia Henderson
* How to Break Into Syndication, by Lisa Abeyta
* Publishing Poetry, A Reality Check, by Nancy Breen
* From Novelist to Screenwriter, Perspectives and Precautions, by Jude Tulli
* Dark Horse Success, Beating the Odds to Become a Bestseller, by Karen Abbott
* Freelance Success Stories
* Amy Silverstein, This ‘Sick Girl’ Stays True to her Story, by Joanna Masterson
* Alan Weisman, Explaining the World, One Word at a Time, by Joanna Masterson
* Nancy Horan, Bringing an Unknown Story to Life, by Joanna Masterson
* Minding the Details
* Launching Your Freelance Business, by I.J. Shecter
* Who Needs a Byline?, Get Paid for Anonymous Writing, by Brian Bellmont
* How Much Should I Charge?, by Lynn Wasnak
* Writing for Business, Selling Out? No, Cashing In, by Keasha Palmer
* Editor FAQs, by Robert Lee Brewer (the Writer’s Market editor)
* Publishers and Their Imprints

Of course, Writer’s Market is not the only resource for freelance writers. There are plenty of great freelance writing websites out there, and most specific publications have lots of information online or in their magazine that will help you land an article with them.
Writer’s Market book 2010 (image source: jlsemmel.wordpress.com)
Writer’s Market book 2010 (image source: jlsemmel.wordpress.com)
Writer’s Market key 2010
Writer’s Market key 2010

The Anatomy of a Magazine Listing

Here is a brief guide on how to dissect and understand individual listings in Writer’s Market.

I’ll use the listing below as a sample to help explain what each element means.

NATURE, CONSERVATION, AND ECOLOGY: This is the category for the subsequent listings. As you can see, this particular category is for magazines with an environmental focus.

$$$ AMERICAN FORESTS: This is the heading, which includes the initial icon and title. There is an explanation at the beginning of the book of all the icons, of which I have included a picture above. This particular icon ($$$) indicates that this magazine pays pretty well, the third highest out of four according to the Writer’s Market pay scale. The words “American Forests” are, of course, the title of the magazine.

Address, email address, website, Contact : This is self-explanatory, I’m sure, but just in case: this is contact info for the magazine. The email address is for the contact person listed. The name listed after “Contact” is the editor that deals with queries and submissions, the name that you should address any letters or emails to.

75% freelance written: Every listing gives you an idea of the publication ratio of freelance-written material to commissioned material. This magazine has a high percentage of freelance material, so you have more of a shot here than a magazine that only accepts one or two freelance articles per issue.

Description, Estab., Circ.: The next element in a listing is the description of the magazine. It describes how often it’s published (this one is quarterly) andt the magazine is about. This listing is pretty specific; not all are quite so much. It describes the magazine as “of trees and forests published by a nonprofit citizens’ organization that strives to give people plant and care for trees for ecosystem restoration and healthier communities.” Hence, if you are a supporter of lumberjacking, this isn’t the magazine for you. The listing then tells what year it was established, in this case 1895, and its circulation (approximately how many people read it, in this case 25,000).

Pays on acceptance: This handy little bold-faced sentence tells you when you get paid if they agree to publish you.
Publishing Information

This next part of the dissection might be easier to follow if I use footnotes. The next chunk reads as follows:

Publishes in an average of 8 months after acceptance.1 Byline given.2 Buys one-time rights.3 Submit seasonal material 5 months in advance. Accepts queries by mail, e-mail. Accepts previously published material.4 Responds in 2 months to queries.5 Sample copy for $2. Writer’s guidelines online.6

1. The amount of time between when they accept your article and when it appears in print.
2. Whether or not you get a little bio of yourself in the magazine (called a byline)
3. The type of rights they buy for your article. The different types of rights are described in the beginning of the book.
4. The most basic requirements for submissions that you must follow to even be considered. Deadlines for certain types of articles and how to submit.
5. How long it usually takes them to respond to your query. Most magazines will let you know even if you’ve been rejected.
6. Price for a sample copy of the magazine and how to get guidelines for submission. 2010

Sample Writer’s Market magazine listing
Sample Writer’s Market magazine listing
If you want to get published…

Key Tips: The key symbol is not in every listing, but you should pay attention if it is. The section includes a tip directly from the editor’s mouth for how to break into their market if you’re new to freelancing.

Nonfiction: This describes the types of nonfiction the magazine prefers. In this case, “all articles should emphasize trees, forests, forestry, and related issues.” Many magazines also accept fiction; this one does not.

Buys 8-12 mss/year: “Mss” stands for manuscripts, basically meaning articles. This section tells how many freelance manuscripts they buy each year.

Query: This section explains the way they prefer to be queried. This magazine doesn’t appear to be too strict. Some require published clips.

Length: 1,200-2,000 words: This tells you about how long a submission should be.

Pays $250-1000: Obviously, this tells you how much they pay. Not all listings specify an exact amount.

Reprints: This section explains their rules and specifications if you are submitting an article that has already been published somewhere else.

Photos: This explains their requirements and preferences about submitting photos, with or without a written article.

Tips: 2010Tips straight from the editor’s mouth on how to get published in his/her magazine. This is pure gold. Read it carefully.

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which book should i read?

for summer reading i have to read two books from one of these catogories:

crime fiction and nonfiction:
Perfume: the story of a murderer by patrick suskind AND
The devil in the white city

OR

Politics and coruption:
the appeal by john grisham AND
the poisoning of an american high school

OR

Redemptive friendship:
all the pretty horses by cormac mccarthy AND
te soloist by steve lopez

OR

Journeys:
on the road by jack kerouac AND
songs of a humpback whale by jodi picoult

i dont know which ones are good…any recomendations?

ive never heard of any of those books before lol and im not really someone who likes to read alot. but, if i wanted to read any of those books, id read the one u put under politics and coruption. hehe or u dont read anything and do something funner!! =D yeppers, im on probation and all, and i still find better things to do with my time than to read a book. unless i know its gonna be good lololol lloll haha !! lolface