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Ipod to pc
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Getting iTunes Album Info
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Can iTunes display codex & bitrate?
iPod "In-Ear" Earphones - useless!
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iTunes playlist has vanished
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New iPod
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Audio from a DVD to mp3?
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where to get 1.8" harddrives ???
Saving a Playlist From iPOd
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The Mystery of the iTunes that disappeared...
considering first none windiws computer...
Using iPod as an external HD?
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Using brasso to remove scratches.
speed of edge?
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Track 01,02, finder
convert video for iTunes
Coverflow on Ipod
DVD's and itunes
Update music files to match iTunes Library?
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Nike + iPod
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I dont want to buy a fake
using iTunes without duplicating all my music
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using nano for avi transfers
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Whoa! The ATT Media Max package is $40 a month!
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Time stretch on iTunes?
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iPod, meet washing machine.
Agent 18 Case - Where do they carry these?
problem with uploading video onto iPod
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Ipod Nano Help!
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.mp3 to .wma, HOW???
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Specific Questions for New Ipod Owner.
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iTunes 7.2 trashed me
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ipod video has frowny face, but it is a bit more complicated
Letting iTunes organize your music...
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itunes album art
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ipod video
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Now this is just sad...
alarm clock
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Equalizer functions in iTunes
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External hard drive
ipod video ??
Ipod doesn't generates top rated, most played
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Itunes downloads
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Getting Rid of Artwork
Let's talk audio file formats.
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Free Apple Ipod Nano!
Ipod Video Program
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iPod HD
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DRM Music/Hard drive upgrade
5G iPod + car integration issue
How to access iPod via Terminal?
Ipod video doesn't accept higher res. files?
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Songs in playlists
Album Artwork
Itunes Libary dissappeared!!
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Transfer music to new mac
iPod menu with voice
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shared itunes among all iMac users
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itunes crashes on Mac book pro
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Apple Ipods
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ITunes Canada not able..
Apple lossless
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Streaming music in iTunes
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friends ipod
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30GB Agent 18 case
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iPod or portable HD - some questions
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Changing the iTunes playlist view...
random - couldnt play purchased music...
itunes library & folder problem
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Run Music Library On External Drive
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The Official "How To Transfer Your iPod or iTunes Library to Your New Mac" Thread
iTunes Controller Question
AIFF to AAC, iTunes, Fission
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MP3 to Wav file
From Ipod to Itunes
How can you Deauthorize a computer...
Question about iTunes library
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Philips 50PF9830A/37 Plasma HDTV $800
Alternatives to iTunes
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�100 iTunes Voucher for �35
"The Filter"
Ipod Format Question
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Post your favorite podcasts
Itunes deleting all songs upon closing...
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iTunes down?
Ipod Videos to macbook
mp3/m3u conversion
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Playlists off iPod
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Control a windowless iTunes from DragThing
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iPod Nano
Top 3 Most Played
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iTunes download for 10.2.8?
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itunes won't work
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rm to mp4 converter
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Apple, EMI, Microsoft and DRM free Music.
Remotely Access iTunes?
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American Shetland
This breed of Shetland is quite different from the original. Mostly used in showing, jumping, and harnessing they are slightly larger and more sleek.
Physicaly this breed has long legs, long head, long frame, strong loins, a Hackney like neck, long ears, and long tail.
This hardy children horse is sure footed and docile. They were once used in mines but now more popular as pets, pleasure riding, harnessing, and packing.
Characteristics include a small fine head, thick mane, long back, good hard feet, and can stand between 13.1 and 14.3 hands. The Ariegeois can also be considered a horse depending on its size. Colors can be black in summer and rust brown int he winter.
Asiatic Wild Horse
This never domesticated breed is very timid, aggressive, powerful, and has great stamina and endurance. They are suspicious of humans and only found in the wild and at zoo's.
Characteristics include hard feet, weak hind legs, short back, and short head. They always have a sandy colored coat with a black stripe on their back.
This breed was carried around the world by ships and slowly spread. They can be used for saddle and feral. In the wild the Assateague eats wild herbs.
Characteristics include heavy shoulders, lumpy withers, and some feathering. They can stand up to 12 hands and be any color.
Austrailian Pony
The Austrailian Pony is a mix of many different breeds and therefore carries different characteristics such as a short strong backs, short canyon's and neat hooves.
They are very intelligent, calm, alert, friendly. Height can reach14 hands tall. This Pony has strength and stamina as well as a desire to work and please. They are used as saddle and riding ponies. Colors can be grey and brown.
The Barb still runs wild in the desert of Africa. It is the oldest breed of horse still living. They are endagered, hard to fina as a pure and some what like an Arabian.
Charactarisitcs include slim legs, strong, hardy, short back, low tail, and powerful front end.
The Barb is a sport horse and used in harnessing. They can fun long distances, has a fast sprint, and a fiery temper. Height can reach 14-15 hands tall.
The Bardigian is a strong, hard, quick moving, pony with sure footing. They can be used for mountain work, light draft, and packing.
Physically this breed has correct withers, a short compact body, pony head, short pricked ears, and upright shoulders. Standing between 12-13 hands they can also be all solid colors.
The short Batak is a good riding pony. Other uses include harnessing, agility, and working. They are very kind and docile.
Characteristics include fine head, medium length rein, high rump, straight profile, slender legs, and can be all solid colors. Height can reach only 13 hands. Another thing to include is there high amount of energy.
Black Forest Chesnut
This breed can be either a pony or horse depending the size reached at an adult. The Black Chestnut Pony can reach 14.3-15.2 hands. Characteristics can be elegant head, strong neck, strong body, hard feet, and have some feathering. Colors include sorrel and dark chestnut with shaggy mane and tail.
Uses are harnessing, riding, showing, forestry, agriculture. Personality traits are be willing and gentle.
Still living in the wild this breed is also known as the "lost horses." They can be found in Australia and quickly increase their breed, for they are the second largest populated horse in the wild.
Characteristics include not much bone, weak neck and hindquarters, plain head, quite small, and hard feet. They are also quick and aglie.
The Brumby cannot be ridden nor tamed easily.
Cayuse Indian Pony
Little is known about this breed.
What we do know is that they are barely existing and population is very scarce. Found mainly in California they can stand about 14 hands high.
This rarely beautiful horse can only come in one color, white. They stand 14 hands with a willful but independent personality. Some still roam wild, but very few. In the wild they are able to drink salt water and survive on that. They are slow to mature and can be used in several events such as bull riding and herding cattle.
The Camargue has a plain head, hard feet, and short but strong neck. They have good stamina and can travel for many mile's at a run.
Surprisingly this breed was thought to be extinct then rediscovered. They are hot blooded but can be good child's ponies.
This breed has unusual physical feature's which include a narrow frame, croup is flat, fine bone's, high set tail, weak hind legs, and they stand about 10 to 12 hands.
Uses are driving and jumping.
Cape Mountain Zebra
This breed of Zebra can only reach 12 hands. They are protected in the wild by governments. Zebra's can be used for farming. Though sadly some get killed from destroying crops. The Cape Mountain Zebra has broad stripes and a white body.
Choctsaw Pony
This pony started to die off but have slowly started coming back. They are tough, attractive, and have great stamina.
Physical appearance includes neat head, straight profile, short neck, narrow chest, excellent feet, and can be all colors. height can reach 13.2-14.2 hands. Uses can be pleasure riding, trekking, and harnessing.
Chincoteague Pony
These short ponies still roam wild in some places. They are very hardy and have great endurance though they have the appearance of being fat. They stand about 12-13 hands.
The Chincoteague Pony can survive harsh environments and have a poor diet. IN the wild they eat things such as grass, grenbriar stems, bay berrie twigs, rose hips, seaweed, and can digest poison ivy. On rare occasions they drink salt water.
In a herd they can contain up to twelve horses. This short fat breed can swim up to ten minutes in the water no stop which proves their strength and endurance.
A Connemara is a very attractive horse with strong quarters, silky mane and tail, long back, broad loins, sloping shoulder, and a wide chest. There colors can be grey, bay, brown, black, chestnut, dun, and palomino.
Connemara are useful for driving, cross country, jumping, packing, farming, and eventing. This breed has the blood lines of Thoroughbred's and Arabian's which makes them have good stamina and be fast runners. They are athletic and very intelligent.
The temperament of a Connemara is very good. They are gentle but bold little ponies. The average height for a Connemara is 13 hands-14.2 hands.
The Criollo Pony, otherwise known as cow pony's, have the blood lines of a Barb. They have incredible power for endurance though having a short body and only standing between 14 to 15 hands.
Criollo have a muscular neck and medium sized head, deep well sprung ribs, are very tough and hardy, and can be very sound. This breed is quick and very intelligent. The Criollo can live i extreme temperatures and is able to live on a small quantity of food.
It is willing and can very large amounts of weight despite it's size. Their joints are strong and their feet are small. The color's are usually dun, palomino, roan, bay, and chestnut.
There used to be races for Criollo breeders where they would ride there ponies for 15 days and cover more than 470 miles, each horse carrying 243 pounds! The horses got no extra food or treatment.
Dale Ponies
These "small Frisians" have a good, energetic temperament full of courage and bold attitude. They have good stamina and an alert expression.
Their characteristics are neat head, upright neck, small inward ears, short back, strong loins, ample bones, and well shaped feet.
Dale Ponies are usually used in mining, carrying heavy loads, farming, and harnessing because of their fast trot. They stand around 14.2 hands tall and can run long distances.
Dartmoor Pony
The Dartmoor Pony was used for several purposes such as packing, mining, herding, jumping, and harnessing. They made excellent riding horses and are great with children.
Characteristics include small head, neat high set ears, bright eyes, strong neck, medium length back, long hindquarters, good bone, high set tail, and natural balance.
They stand about 12.2 hands high and have a free action. Colors are bay, grey, and brown. Dartmoor Pony's are sturdy, comfortable to ride, and have a kind temperament.
There isn't much to say about a donkey. They are less hardy than others but can carry heavy loads and have the usual job of packing.
People have started using Donkey's as pets and it has become quite popular.
They are good riding horses but get cold easily. Donkey's have long backs, short necks and legs, strong feet, long alert ears, and calm eyes.
Usual color is a light brown with a black stripe down the middle of their back but there are black, brown, and white Donkey's.
This spirited, fat pony is full of stamina and pride. They are great children ponies and don' have a particular use. Characteristics include a short broad back, a straight profile, small ears, and can reach 12.3 hands high. Colors can be bay, brown, black, gray, roan, and dun.
Close to extinction, this children pony is good at many things. Such as mining, herding, jumping, and endurance.
Colors are always bay and brown, nothing else. Other characteristics include pail muzzle, wide forehead, short thick legs, wide nostrils, large eyes,(Other wise none as toad eyes) short thick neck, deep body, short legs, hardy feet, thick mane and tail, and a dense springy coat.
They are also tough and hardy and stand about 12.3 hands tall.
Some might think that the Shetland Pony is the smallest int he world but actually the Falabella is. They reach no more than 36 inches or 86 centimeters.
They are mainly used as pets because of their friendly character and intelligent. But they can also be used in harnessing surprisingly. When loose they can jump fairly well also.
During winter they need extra food to keep warm. This breed is very fragile to ride and have two ribs less then other horses.
The Falabella has upright shoulders, fine bones, broad forehead, long ears, and well sloped quarters and withers. Colors include skewbald, piebald, and Appaloosa.
Fell Pony
This "miniature Frisian" is fairy rare but widely known. Uses include pleasure riding, driving, packing, herding sheep or cattle, harness racing, and trotting races.
This beautiful breed has dark grey eyes, sure footing, a quality head, broad forehead, narrow muzzle, wide nostrils, small and neat ears, fine jaw bones, deep sloping shoulder, strong back and loins, and round hard feet.
Their personality is also very appealing. They are willing, courageous, tough, hardy, and intelligent. The Fell Pony has an energetic trot which is also smooth, low, and long.
Fjord Pony
This old breed has been breeding for over 2000 years. The only color known is dun with a black stripe going down their mane and back.
They can stand up to 14.2 hands. They are not only attractive but have endurance, power, a will of their own, and last of all courageous.
Some physical feature's include having a thick tail and hardy all around. lastly the Fjord Pony has great endurance and can participate in plowing, harnessing, and under saddle riding.
This intelligent breed is very easy to train but competitive. Their uses can be herding cattle and pleasure riding. Their temperament make's them a great child's horse.
They are hardy, strong, and intelligent. They also have a swift running walk, which is a gait found in only a few breeds. The Galiceno has sounds legs, a graceful neck, a fine head, and can reach 14 hands.
This small energetic pony is very sure footed. They have impressive paces and participate in trotting races, trekking, packing, transportation, agriculture, and pleasure riding. Though short they are strong and stocky. The Garrano has a fine head and can reach 11 hands high.
Gotland Pony
The Gotland Pony has many physical features but to start can be many coats, such as bay, brown, black, dun, chestnut, grey, and palomino. Other characteristics include standing about 12-12.2 hands, small and narrowly built, fine and straight head, good feet, short neck, long but weak back legs, sloping hindquarters, and strong shoulders.
Personality is very easy to handle but they can be obstinate. This breed has a poor gallop bur great endurance. They jump well and have an energetic walk.
Uses can include trotting races, farm work, packing, hauling timber, harness racing, and jumping.
Highland Pony
This little pack pony has several uses in our world such as driving, pleasure riding, hauling, and even herding sheep! They can reach 14.2 hands and have a thick coat.
Other characteristics include broad nut short head, strong arched neck, wide nostrils, sloping shoulders, and hard feet. They also have good sense and are intelligent. Colors can be grey, blue, sandy, dun, yellow, golden, bay, black, brown, and chestnut.
The Hucul has a willing, docile, and resistant attitude. The only uses are trekking and packing. Characteristics include having a log back, well pointed head, short neck, low withers, compact body, and high set tail. Height can reach as tall as 13 hands high. Colors can be piebald, dun, and skewbald.
Characteristics of this small breed include plain head, short neck, thick body, slender legs, good feet. Coat colors can be bay, brouch, white, chestnut, roan, and cremello with dorsal stripe. Height can reach 13.2 hands.
Uses can be trail riding, packing, and harnessing. They are very hardy ponies also.
Icelandic Pony
This perky and persistent little pony can only stand about 13 hands but is stocky and can carry an adult easily. They have a large head, thick neck, straight shoulder, and smooth brisk movements. Colors include dun, grey, black, and palomino.
Back when mine's were still worked in this breed was a pit pony. Now days they are used in dressage and meat trade. The Icelandic Pony is intelligent, has strength and endurance, but is stubborn.
Characteristics include large plain head, thick neck, upright shoulders, weak legs which are cow hocked, and they can be all colors. height can reach 12.2 hands high.
Uses are harnessing, pleasure riding, and surprisingly endurance. They have less than a certain temper.
The Kiso is an unusual looking horse. They stand 13 hands high. Sadly there are only 100 left in the world, and only one of those is a purebred. They will soon be extinct. They can be all colors but have few uses. Those include pleasure riding and harnessing.
They have a short body, good feet, upright shoulders, large head, and flat withers.
The Konik is a hardy and hard working pony. They have a quiet temper and can be used in harnessing and haulage.
Characteristics include strong quarters, strong hind legs, strong body, wide back, upright shoulders, and strong short neck. Their height at an average is 13 hands high.
This still wild horse only stand 13.1 hands tall and is great for children. They are sturdy and fine, though very hard to fit a saddle to. The Landais can be used for harness racing and a children riding pony. They also have a fast trot
Characteristics include small pointed ears, large intelligent eyes, long neck, sloped shoulders, and short a back. Coat colors could be dark bay, brown, black, and chestnut. They can withstand both heat and colt very well.
The Lokai is a docile, tough, enduring, sure footed, and fast horse. They have prized milk and can be used for racing, packing, trading, transportation, dressage, and jumping.
Characteristics include having a short strong neck and strong quarters. Colors can be bay, gray, chestnut, and black. Height can be between 13.3-14.4 hands high.
This rare breed can only reach 13 hands high. They have a compact body, short neck, and a heavy head. Colors include bay, black, and chestnut. Only 100 Masiki's are left on earth sadly. Sorry I don't have much on this breed.
Mongolian Pony
This breed is hardy, strong, has great stamina, and hard working. They can survive in both extreme cold and heat because of their rough coats. They can travel over rough steep terrain or deep snow and ice. This little pony can race for over forty-miles non stop. Their milk is also prized. Uses include herding, packing, and racing.
Physically this breed has round, strong, good feet and can stand between 12.2-14.2 hands high. Colors can be dun, bay, dark brown, and black.
Though small this pony is considered a drought horse. Though not very attractive hey are high spirited, intelligent, and have great stamina. Main uses are pleasure riding and light pulling.
Characteristics include excellent feet, good joints, short back, sloping shoulders,and a fine head. Height can range between 13-15 hands high. Colors are bay, brown, and all variations.
Pindos Pony
The cheap to keep Pindos Pony is a strong and hardy animal. Though they are endangered. Uses can be pleasure riding, harness, packing, and agriculture.
Characteristics include small straight head, strong neck, sloping shoulders, deep girth, small hard feet, and being the colors black, bay, roan, and grey.
Pony of the America's
This child's pony has an interesting thing about them. Their hooves are striped. Other characteristics include small quality head, small pointed ears, wide chest, short back, large intelligent eyes, and strong hindquarters. Height can be between 11.3-13.2 hands high. They always have some kind of spot or marking of two or more colors.
Uses are racing, trail and pleasure riding, trekking, jumping, and showing. Their movement is very free and straight which makes it look beautiful.
Pottock Pony
The Pottock Pony is very small and only reaches 11-14.2 hands. Though they excel in dressage, show jumping, harnessing, packing, and eventing.
They were bred in France and Spain and possibly bred from an Arabian.
A Pottock Pony is dipped between the eyes and can be any color but grey. They are hardy but have some defects from breeding.
They have strong sound hooves and their legs are generally light and lack bone. Quarters are not long and slope down from the croup but their tail is carried high. They have a straight back and finally overloaded shoulders. Colors can be part, bay, and brown.
This breed was one of the first horses ever to exist. They still do but barely. This old breed survived the ice age which proves their hardiness and adaptation to new places. Now The Przewalski's horse is found in zoo's and a few in the wild. The are untamed horses and have a fierce personality.
On their back you will find a black stripe called an eel stripe. They can be between 12-14.2 hands high. Characteristics include long heavy head, little or no forelock, straight profile, short upright mane, and have big, fat, hard feet. Colors are always dun though a few have zebra stripes.
The Quagga is a type of zebra and used to live in South Africa. Sadly they are now extinct because of heavy hunting. They came close to breeding again but we can't get the stripes in front instead of behind. Quagga's have stripes only in the front. The picture below shows this. Height can reach 12 hands.
Sable Island Pony
The small sable island Pony can do all types of work and is hardy, wiry, and tough. They can also do light pulling, riding, under saddle, and harnessing.
Characteristics include short back, big ears, straight profile, and large head. Colors can be chestnut, brown, black, and grey.
The fast and elegant Sandalwood is a very willing horse. Though only 13.1 hands tall they participate in racing and being a children riding pony.
Characteristics include thin legs, high set tail, long straight back, short neck, and a small head. They can be any color and is very attractive breed.
Shetland Pony
Being the smallest breed in the world has some advantages and some not. Sadly this small horse is used a lot for meat. they were used as pit ponies and carried seaweed, animal feed, and fur. Now they are used as pets for children, harnessing, and circus attractions. The Shetland Pony also jumps well.
They are hardy and have a quick action. Also being willing and gentle with children.
Characteristics include small neat ears, strong short legs, and hard feet. Any color is acceptable. Their top height is 40 inches. Interestingly enough listen to this...a Shetland Pony is the one of the smallest horse in the world but, they are as strong as a Clydesdale.
Skyrus Pony
This extremely short pony is a very rare. So rare that only 140 are left on earth's surface! They have something called a toad eye. Uses can be farming, packing, and agriculture. They have short legs, short back, narrow body, straight shoulders, small neat head, and small feet. Colors include bay or dun. Size is between 9.1-9.11 hands.
Sorraia Pony
The Sorraia Pony is excellent for pleasure riding and harness racing though they only reach 14 hands high. Other characteristics include a convey head, black tipped ears, strong neck, sloping croup, and low set tail. Colors can be dun, grullo, gray dun, and they always have a black mane and tail.
This unique breed was named after an island and are considered Chinese horses.
Sumba's are very strong, have good hooves, great endurance, flat withers, string neck, heavy head, and have short bodies. They can come in any color and stand around 13 hands.
This breed is usually used for packing, riding and dance competitions because of their natural ability to move to rhythm.
They have a willing temperament and are fast and very athletic along with being agile and quick.
This prehistoric animal is a protected species at the moment and are very rare. They are a working pony and only found in the wild. The Tarpan is hardy and can survive in extreme weather.
Characteristics include poor hindquarters, long straight back, short neck, long ears, and a plain long head. height can reach 13 hands and the only color is dun.
Though the Viatka stands 14.2 hands it is considered a pony breed. They have a thick winter coat and have many tasks. Some are farming, pulling carts, and pleasure riding. Colors include bay and chestnut roan. They are also bulky and have a short neck, longer back and short legs.
Welsh Pony
The Welsh Pony has a tough, fiery, spirited, and hardy nature. They are very powerful, intelligent, and make both good driving horses and riding horses, one of the best actually. other uses are jumping, showing, and harnessing. They are also very sure footed. This pony breed has a fast and high stepping trot which helps in driving and harnessing competitions.
Characteristics include small head and muzzle, wide nostrils, hard feet, and powerful hindquarters. The usual size is around 14-15 hands high. Colors include anything but skewbald and piebald.
Yakut Pony
The Yakut Pony's name came from Siberia. They can survive in harsh climates and produce milk that people drink. Their use is transportation and riding.
Characteristics include short thick neck, long full mane and tail, short legs,and long back. Height can reach 14.3 hands tall.
Obviously this is a mix between a female donkey and a stallion zebra. The Zedonk is striped like a zebra but the color of a donkey, there is always a stripe down the middle of their back as well. They are also called a Zeasses. They are hard to train, quick, have a short back, and small hooves.
Also called a Zihund this rare breed has only a few horse left of its kind. They originally came from the Tarpan and survive in bitter cold area's. uses are riding and farm work.
Characteristics include a long back, small ears, round hooves, long legs, and a short nose. height can reach 14.2 hands high. Sorry about the bad photo.


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This hotel is located in the centre of Hannover in a pedestrian area 50 metres from the Marktkirche Church, 100 metres from the old town hall. All rooms at the Hotel Central Hannover feature satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. Hotel Central Hannover offers..
2 Concorde Hotel am Leineschloss
Am Markte 12 D - 30159 Hannover
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Located in the city centre, Concorde am Leineschloss is directly next to the gothic Marktkirche Church and a 10-minute walk from Hanover Train Station. The hotel offers 24-hour reception services and soundproofed windows. The modern-style rooms at C..
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Knochenhauerstr. 33 D - 30159 Hannover
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This hotel is very centrally located in the heart of Old Town of Hanover, the regional capital of Lower-Saxony, close to all the main sights and shopping areas, and just a 10-minute walk from the main railway station. The Hanns-Lilje-Haus offers com..
4 City Hotel Hannover
Limburgstr. 3 D - 30159 Hannover
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This 3-star hotel in Hanover city centre offers modern rooms, varied breakfast buffets, and free use of local public transport. The main train station is an 8-minute walk away. All of the well-equipped rooms at the City Hotel Hannover feature satell..
5 Cityhotel Thüringer Hof Design Hannover
Osterstraße 37 D - 30159 Hannover
Prix from : 38.40 EUR
Located in central Hanover, this 3-star hotel offers modern rooms and a restaurant. Hanover Train Station is an 8-minute walk away and the main shopping area is a 2-minute walk away. The lobby and rooms at Cityhotel Thüringer Hof Design are decorate..
6 Cityhotel Thüringer Hof Klassik Hannover
Osterstraße 37 D - 30159 Hannover
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Located in central Hanover, this 3-star hotel offers modern rooms and breakfast buffets. Hanover Train Station is a 10-minute walk away, and the main shopping area is a 2-minute walk away. The lobby and at Cityhotel Thüringer Hof Klassik was renovat..
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Osterstraße 34 D - 30159 Hannover
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These apartments are centrally located in Hanover. Aran Suites Hannover are located less than 750 metres from Hanover Main Station, 1.5 km from the AWD Arena and just 2 km from the Hanover Congress Centre. All apartments include air-conditioning, fr..
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Friedrichswall 11 D - 30159 Hannover
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The stylish Maritim Grand Hotel stands opposite the New Town Hall in central Hannover. It offers fine regional cuisine, a summer terrace, and a stylish piano bar. All of the rooms at the Maritim Grand feature satellite TV, a minibar and a modern bat..
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Große Packhofstr. 21 D - 30159 Hannover
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Free Wi-Fi and a Greek-inspired breakfast buffet are offered at this hotel, conveniently located 500 metres from Hannover Main Station. Rooms were renovated in 2011 and feature a flat-screen TV. Rooms at City Hotel Irodion feature simple decor and ..
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Luisenstr. 1-3 D - 30159 Hannover
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Centrally located 300 metres from Hanover State Opera House, this 5-star-superior hotel offers excellent spa and fitness facilities, fine cuisine, and easy connections to Hannover Messe Exhibition Grounds. Featuring a grand, classic-style façade, th..
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Friedrichswall 21 D - 30159 Hannover
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Lützowstr. 1 D - 30159 Hannover
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Hotel Zentrum lies in a quiet side street in central Hanover, just 700 metres from Hanover Main Station. It offers well-equipped rooms and WiFi for a small daily charge. Every room at the Hotel Zentrum Hannover has a marble bathroom and satellite TV..
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Münzstr. 5 D - 30159 Hannover
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Just a 2-minute walk from Steintor Underground Station, Hotel City Panorama is a 20-minute train ride from Hanover Messe Trade Fair. Rooms offer free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. A seating area, work desk and private bathroom are features in all the ..
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Rosenstr. 1 D - 30159 Hannover
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Offering free tickets for Hanover's public transport services, this 4-star hotel is just a 2-minute walk from Hanover Central Station. Its air-conditioned rooms feature soundproofed windows and flat-screen TVs. Free WiFi access is available. InterCi..
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Ernst August Platz 7 D - 30159 Hannover
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This hotel is located in the heart of Hanover, directly opposite the main train station. It offers spacious and elegant rooms with luxurious furnishings, and free WiFi in all areas. Rooms at the Grand Hotel Mussmann are at least 25 m² in size. They ..
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Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 14/16 D - 30159 Hannover
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This 4-star hotel is a 3-minute walk from Hanover Main Station, 20 minutes by train from Hanover Airport or the Hanover Exhibition Centre. Wi-Fi is free at the Loccumer Hof. The design interiors at the Hotel Loccumer Hof are decorated in warm colour..
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Ernst-August-Platz 4 D - 30159 Hannover
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Offering fine German cuisine and soundproofed rooms with free minibar, this historic, 4-star hotel stands opposite Hanover Central Station, just a few steps from the Ernst-August-Galerie shopping mall. All rooms at the family-run Central-Hotel Kaise..
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Odeonstr. 18 D - 30159 Hannover
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Thielenplatz 2 D - 30159 Hannover
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June, 2011 GPLS Newsletter is Now Available
A newsletter for friends and employees of Georgia's public libraries, volume 8, issue 6 | June 2011
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GLASS, AMLAS relocations to improve, expand services
"To Morrow" means brighter days are ahead for the Georgia Libraries for Accessible Statewide Services (GLASS). On July 1, the warehouse-style distribution center that provides audio materials to eligible citizens with visual or physical disabilities will relocate to the Georgia Archives' building in the Clayton County city of Morrow.
Georgians participate in National Library Legislative Day
Library advocates from around the country visited Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on May 9 and 10 for the American Library Association's National Library Legislative Day. More than 360 participants met with federal elected officials and encouraged them to pass legislation crucial to the country's libraries.
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Elizabeth McKinney, PINES program director, unveiled the results of this year's PINES User Satisfaction Survey to those attending the 2011 PINES annual meeting, held May 4 in Conyers. Once again, the overwhelming majority of respondents indicated a high level of satisfaction with the PINES -- short for Public Information Network for Electronic Services -- system.
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Sunday might be a massive day on Merseyside as Liverpool get ready to face Everton, but for one local football team it's a great chance for them to do the city proud in a national cup final.
The Liverpool FC-supported team, Mersey Marauders, face London Falcons in the final of the Gay Football Supporters Network Cup, at Hyde United FC's Ewan Fields. Kick-off is at 7pm BST.
The Mersey Marauders are in their first full season and have done Merseyside proud by reaching the GFSN Cup final.
The goals have been flowing en route to the big game with 22 scored in just four games and, after winning the Division Three title, they hope to clinch a league and cup double.
However, it won't be an easy task as London Falcons have just won the GFSN Division One championship.
Looking ahead to the big game, Marauders ace John Appleton told Liverpoolfc.com: "It feels great.
"This is our first season as official members of the GFSN National League so to win our division with a flawless record and to reach the cup final is something we are really proud of and something which has certainly surpassed our expectations.
"We are extremely confident going into this game. We have already beaten three teams from the top division to get to the final so if we can keep up the same level of performance I'm sure we can secure a positive result and get our hands on the trophy."
The Mersey Marauders have worked closely with Liverpool FC through the Football v Homophobia campaign, and Appleton is grateful for the club's support.
He added: "It is certainly something that has helped enhance the club's profile.
"We hope that the Football v Homophobia campaign can follow on from the Kick It Out campaign in terms of successfully driving prejudices out of football, but the only way that this can happen is if the campaign is embraced by the game's big names and organisations - which is why Liverpool FC's commitment to the cause is a real boost.
"To have an established link to one of the biggest clubs in British football is something we are immensely proud of."
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Join the UT Wind Ensemble for a Night at the Movies Oct. 6
Published: Oct 1, 2012
On Saturday, Oct. 6, The University of Tampa Wind Ensemble will perform a multimedia production featuring live music from popular movies synched with video and lighting effects. This annual concert, dubbed "A Night at the Movies VI," will take place in the Cass Gym on campus and begins at 7:30 p.m.
This year's show will feature the "best of" previous years' performances, including music and video from
Pirates of the Caribbean
The Simpsons
King Kong
("The Sorcerer's Apprentice"),
The Lion King
Lady and the Tramp
, and
The UT Wind Ensemble has 40 members. "They are extremely capable musicians and sensitive to direction, which are traits absolutely necessary as we synch the video and music live at the concert," said Jeffrey Traster, director of bands and music education, who will conduct the show. Traster credits John Stepro, director of media services, as the "master behind the visuals," coordinating all the video and lighting for the concert.
In Cass Gym the band will be centered on the gym floor and flanked by two large screens (rear-projection). This should provide excellent visibility for the audience, according to Traster.
The Wind Ensemble will partner with UT Media Services, Student Productions and the Office of Student Success for the show.
The concert is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Traster at (813) 257-3527 or
Mobile Site
401 W. Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33606-1490
(813) 253-3333
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Sunday's matchup between New Hampshire and the University of Vermont marks the 64th meeting between both teams. Vermont leads the all-time series 35-28. The Catamounts have won 10 straight against the Wildcats, including their most recent victory, a 55-53 decision at Lundholm Gymnasium on Jan. 1, 2010.
Last time out the University of Vermont fell to the University of Hartford, 38-36, on Jan. 26 at Patrick Gymnasium ... Diana Delva put back a missed lay up with 2.2 seconds remaining to lift Hartford past Vermont ... With the win Hartford extends its win streak to 10 games and remains unbeaten in league play (8-0) ... Overall the Hawks improve to 17-3, while Vermont falls to 16-5 on the year and 6-2 in America East play ... May Kotsopoulos, who was held under double digits for the first time this season, led Vermont in scoring with nine points and added four rebounds and three steals ... Lauren Buschmann added seven points and a team-high 11 rebounds ... Vermont ranks first in the conference in scoring with an average 67.3 points per game ... The scoring has come with great marksmanship, as UVM has posted the best shooting percentage in the conference, shooting a .411 clip from the floor ... Kotsopoulos leads the team and the conference in scoring, averaging 17.9 points per game ... Courtnay Pilypaitis ranks third in the America East with an average of 14.4 points per game ... Pilypaitis is also averaging 7.1 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.9 steals per game ... The Catamounts aren't lacking in the defensive department either, ranking second in scoring defense, giving up just 57.4 points per game ... They also rank second and third, respectively, in the America East in steals (190) and blocked shots (73).
Last time out the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team fell to Boston University, 66-59, on Thursday night at Lundholm Gymnasium ... Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass; 14), Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.; 12) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.; 12) all scored in double digits ... With the win the Terriers improve to 10-10 overall and 6-2 in America East play, while the Wildcats fall to 7-14 overall and 2-6 in conference action ... Williams now has 1,146 points and 622 rebounds in her career and is one of just eight Wildcats all-time to tally at least 1,000 points and 600 rebounds in program history ... Simpson took home America East Player of the Game honors for New Hampshire, finishing with five assists, four rebounds and a block ... Jilliane Friel (Durham, N.H.) registered a career-high nine points in the contest, paired with a block and a steal ... Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) added eight rebounds and six points ... She is averaging 8.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per game over the last four outings ... Simpson ranks third in the conference in assists, with an average of 5.0 per game this season ... She is the first Wildcat to notch over 1,000 points, 300 assists and 100 steals in program history ... Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) has tallied a block in 14 of the last 15 games ... She currently ranks second in the conference in blocks with 39 this season, which is good for an average of 2.1 per game ... The 'Cats rank second in the conference in blocked shots with 96 ... Since the start of conference play, the 'Cats have racked up 38 blocks, a total that ranks first in the conference ... New Hampshire is shooting an impressive .394 clip from the floor this season, a mark that currently ranks second in the conference ... The Wildcats also rank second in defensive field goal percentage in the America East, allowing opponents to shoot just .367 from the floor ... Against Binghamton University on Jan. 24, the Wildcats fell to the Bearcats, 83-59, at the Events Center ... Williams was named America East Player of the Game for New Hampshire, notching 12 points, seven boards and two assists ... Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) tallied a career-high 12 points and four rebounds in the contest ... Wells finished with 10 points and three steals.
Jilliane Friel (Durham, N.H.) scored a career-high nine points on 3-for-4 shooting against Boston University on Jan. 28. Included in her offensive outburst, Friel tied her career-high of two 3-point field goals, as she shot a perfect 2-for-2 from beyond the arc. Friel played 13 minutes off the bench for the 'Cats, rounding out the evening with one rebound, one assist, one steal and one block.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) scored the last of eight points on a jumper with 5:47 left in regulation against Binghamton on Jan. 24, becoming the 15th Wildcat in program history to score 1,000 points in a career. The milestone gives the all-purpose guard 1,012 points, 312 assists and 116 steals in her UNH career. Simpson's two best offensive outbursts this season came against Maine on Jan. 12 and UMBC on Jan. 16, when she tallied 21 and 15 points, respectively. Last season she notched a career-high 357 points, averaging 11.5 points per game. In the season prior, she finished with 315 points, with an average of 11.3 points per game.
After tallying her 1,000th point against Binghamton on Jan. 24, Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) became the only Wildcat all-time to tally at least 1,000 points, 300 assists and 100 steals at UNH. For her career, the senior has racked up 1,012 points, 312 assists and 116 steals.
Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) tallied 12 points, one shy of her career high, against Boston University on Jan. 28, marking the fourth time in the last five games she has scored in double figures. On the season, she has also scored 12 points against Albany (Jan. 22), UMBC (Jan. 16), Louisville, (Dec. 22) and against St. Joseph's (Nov. 13).
Three Wildcats scored in double figures for the seventh time this season against Boston University on Jan. 28. Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) led the way with 14 points, while Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) each dropped in 12 points apiece. The last time the 'Cats had three players score in doubles figures came against Binghamton on Jan. 24. In that game, Williams and Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) each tallied 12 points, while Wells notched 10 points.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) netted 14 points against Boston University on Jan. 28, making it the 23rd time in the last 27 games dating back to last year she has scored in double-figures. Against Louisville on Dec. 22, she notched a season-high 18 points for the third time this year. Her two other 18-point outings came in back-to-back efforts against Quinnipiac (Nov. 29) and Harvard (Nov. 24). During the 27 game span, she has tallied 22 points on two occasions, the latest coming in a 66-62 win over Albany at the SEFCU Arena on Feb. 28, 2009. Her other 22-point outburst came against defending conference champion Vermont on Feb. 22, 2009. Last year she posted double-figures in all 23 games to start the season, including back-to-back 25-plus point games. She had a career-high 27-point performance at Boston University (Jan. 17, 2009), then posted 26 at Stony Brook (Jan. 21, 2009). In 1998-99, Orsi Farkas posted double figures in all 31 games for the Wildcats.
Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) is averaging 8.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per game over the last four outings. In that span, Flynn set career highs in both points and rebounds against both Dartmouth (Jan. 19) and Albany (Jan. 22). Against the Great Danes she poured in a career-high 16 points along with eight rebounds and two blocks. Against the Big Green she set a career-high with 13 rebounds, adding seven points and two blocks. Prior to her stellar outing against the Big Green, Flynn had reached her previous high of eight rebounds just once against Maryland on Dec. 29, 2007. This season only Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) has pulled in more rebounds in a game than Flynn, as she tallied 14 boards against Harvard on Nov. 24.
After tallying 14 points against Boston University on Jan. 28, Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.), moved to eighth all-time in program history in scoring. She currently has 1,146 points in her UNH career and needs 288 points to break into the top-5, a total that would tie Wildcat great Orsi Farkas' all-time mark of 1,434 career points.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) pulled in nine rebounds against Dartmouth on Jan. 19, giving her 604 rebounds in her career, becoming one of just eight Wildcats all-time to tally at least 1,000 points and 600 rebounds in program history. Williams has tallied at least seven boards in eight of the last 11 games and currently leads the team with average of 6.6 rebounds per game.
The Wildcats scored over 80 points for the second time this season when they poured in 87 points against Albany on Jan. 22. For UNH, it was also the second time this season it shot over 50 percent, posting a season-high .579 clip from the floor. UNH scored 80 points against Holy Cross on Dec. 20, marking the largest point total the 'Cats had posted since they notched 85 points against UMBC on Jan. 10, 2009. New Hampshire shot an impressive 54.4 percent from the floor against the Crusaders, marking the first time it shot over 50 percent from the floor since Dec. 12, 2007 against Iona (50.0; 30-60).
New Hampshire drilled eight 3-pointers against Binghamton on Jan. 24, marking the fifth time this season the 'Cats have knocked down at least eight trifectas. UNH's most impressive outing came against then 23rd-ranked Syracuse on Dec. 30, when the Wildcats drained a season-high 10 3-pointers. Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) led the way knocking down a season-high four trifectas, while Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) and Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) each hit two apiece and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) and Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) each added a trey to the mix. For the Wildcats, it was the first time they drilled at least 10 3-pointers since draining 14 trifectas against Colgate on Dec. 5, 2008.
For the second time this season five Wildcats finished in double-figure scoring, as Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) and Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) led the way, netting 17 and 16 points, respectively, against Albany on Jan. 22. Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) (14), Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) (12) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) (12) rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers. The last time the 'Cats had five players in double figures came in an 80-72 decision against Holy Cross College on Dec. 22. In that game, Beliveau led all scorers with 20 points and was followed by McDonald (18 points, six rebounds), Williams (15 points, nine rebounds), Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.; 10 points, 11 assists) and Racheal Fowler (Glassboro, N.J.; 10 points).
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) knocked down a 3-pointer on Jan. 16 against UMBC, giving her a program record 180 3-point field goals for her career. The impressive total passes Heidi Plencner's all-time mark of 179 trifectas, a record she set in 2002. This season, Simpson has drilled 24 3-pointers, averaging 6.6 points per game. Last year, she notched 62 3-pointers, which was the best single-season mark in program history.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) and Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) led four Wildcats in double figure scoring, each netting 15 points apiece in UNH's 77-67 win over UMBC on Jan. 16. Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers, notching 14 and 12 points, respectively. For the Wildcats, it was the first time four 'Cats registered in double figures since their last meeting with the Retrievers on Feb. 8, 2009. In that game, Williams (19), Abigail LaRosa (Hampton, N.H.) (17), Wells (12) and Simpson (11) all reached double digit scoring.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) dropped in a team-high 15 points, five rebounds, four assists, two steals and two blocks against UMBC on Jan. 16, marking the second straight game she scored in double digits. In the game prior against Maine on Jan. 12, she torched the nets for a season-high 21 points, which was the most points the senior has scored since netting 21 against Stony Brook on Jan. 21, 2009. In addition to scoring 21 points against the Black Bears, Simpson also tallied three rebounds, three assists and two blocks.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) tallied five assists against Boston University on Jan. 28, giving her 312 assists for her career, a mark that ranks ninth all-time in program history. This season she has compiled 106 assists, breaking her single-season career-high of 90 assists, which she set last season. Prior to the 2008-09 campaign, Simpson tallied 77 assists during the 2007-08 season and 39 assists in 2006-07.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) has stepped up in her new role as point guard this season, notching the third-best assist total in the conference with 106. Against Louisville on Dec. 22, she tallied her second best assist total of the season, dishing out eight assists for the second time this year. In the game prior, she tied a career-high with 11 assists against Holy Cross College on Dec. 20. The last time she reached the 11-assist mark came against UMBC on Feb. 2, 2008. For her career, Simpson has tallied 312 assists, ranking her ninth all-time in program history. Simpson has been solid across the board for the 'Cats this year, averaging 6.6 points, 5.0 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) notched her second double-double of the season on Jan. 12 against Maine with 13 points and 11 rebounds. She notched her first double-double of the season on Nov. 24 against Harvard with 14 points and 14 rebounds. For the forward, it was her fourth career double-double as she also notched double digit efforts against Northeastern (22 pts, 10 rbs) on Dec. 15, 2007 and Binghamton (18 pts, 11 rbs) on Jan. 19, 2008. Prior to Beliveau's impressive outing, Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) notched her first double-double of the season against Canisius College on Dec. 28 with 12 points and 11 rebounds. For Williams, the impressive mark comes as her 14th career double-double. Last season, the forward earned a conference-best 10 double-doubles. Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) also notched a double-double this season, tallying 10 points and a career-high 11 assists against Holy Cross on Dec. 20.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) pulled in two boards against Stony Brook on Jan. 6, moving her to ninth all-time in career rebounds. The senior leads the team with 6.6 rebounds per game, a total that currently ranks eighth in the conference. Williams has compiled at least seven rebounds in four of the last five games, including eight of the last 11 games. Her most impressive outing came against Canisius College on Dec. 28, when she tallied a season-high 11 rebounds. For her career she has compiled 622 boards.
The Wildcats currently rank second in the conference in blocks with 96, which is good for an average of 4.6 per game. Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) leads the way for the 'Cats this season, notching 39 blocks, while Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) ranks second on the squad with 20.
Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) has tallied a team-high 24 3-point field goals this season, while shooting the fifth-best field goal percentage (.353) in the conference from beyond the arc. The success from downtown is a pleasant surprise for the guard, who knocked down just seven treys from 3-point range last season paired with a .194 shooting percentage. Wells is averaging 6.2 points, 1.4 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game this season.
New Hampshire is shooting an impressive .394 clip from the floor this season, a mark that currently ranks second in the conference. UNH's stellar marksmanship from the field comes after a season in which the 'Cats shot 35.7 percent from the floor. The last time the Wildcats finished the season with a shooting clip above .390 was during the 2005-06 campaign, when they finished the year with a 39.1 shooting percentage.
Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) ranks second in the conference in blocks with 39 this season, which is good for an average of 2.1 per game. Since the start of conference play, McDonald is averaging 2.0 blocks per game, a mark that ranks third in the America East. The center has notched a block in 14 of the last 15 games. Her most impressive outing came against then 23rd-ranked Syracuse Orange on Dec. 30, when she set the UNH single-game record for blocks with seven. Against Stony Brook on Jan. 6 she notched five blocks, marking the third time this season she has swatted at least five shots. The first time she reached the 5-block plateau came against Louisville on Dec. 22, which also marked the first time a Wildcat tallied at least five blocks in a game since Ray Williams reached the mark against Yale on Nov. 19, 2005. McDonald is picking up right where she left off last season, when she tallied the second best single-season block total in program history with 47. For her career, she ranks fourth all-time in blocks with 95.
With UNH's 42-40 victory over Canisius College on Dec. 28, the Wildcats snapped a seven-game America East Conference losing streak against the Golden Griffins. Earlier this season, Canisius earned a pair of wins against America East opponents, with victories over Binghamton (49-46) and Albany (52-41). For New Hampshire, the win comes as the program's second in its last three meetings against Canisius College.
After rounding out non-conference play against Dartmouth on Jan. 19, UNH head coach Kristin Cole is off to her best start during her tenure at New Hampshire, leading the 'Cats to a 5-8 record in non-conference play to kick off the season. The impressive total comes as the most non-conference wins the Wildcats have earned since also tallying five wins during the 2006-07 campaign.
Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) tallied career-highs in points (18) and rebounds (9) against Louisville on Dec. 22. McDonald reached the 18-point mark in the game prior against Holy Cross, when she helped lead the 'Cats to an 80-72 victory. The success is nothing new for the junior center, as she is off to a stellar start this season, posting 9.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game this year.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) tied her career-high with five steals against Seton Hall on Dec. 3, marking the third time she has reached the mark in her UNH career. It was also the first time a Wildcat compiled five steals in a game since Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) did so on Dec. 5, 2008 against Colgate. On the season, Beliveau has tallied multiple steals in a game 11 times for the Wildcats. She currently leads the team with 35 steals, with an average of 1.8 steals per game.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) tallied a steal against Dartmouth on Jan. 19, giving her 116 steals for her Wildcat career. The impressive total ranks 20th all-time in program history. The last Wildcat to break into the 100-steal club was Whitney Edwards, who played for the 'Cats from 2003-07 and compiled 229 for her career, which ranks second all-time in program history. On the season, Simpson ranks second on team with 23 steals, averaging 1.1 per game.
So far this season the Wildcats have been playing stellar defense against some impressive company. They have held opponents to the second best defensive shooting percentage (.367) in the conference from the floor this year, while shooting an impressive .394 clip themselves. The fresh start comes against an A-10 (St. Joseph's, UMass), an ACC (Maryland) and three Big East (Seton Hall, Louisville, Syracuse) programs, following a season in which opponents shot .404 from the field against the 'Cats. Most recently against No. 23 Syracuse, the 'Cats held the Orange to their second lowest offensive output this season, allowing just 58 points and forcing them to shoot just 31.5 percent from the floor. Against Canisius College on Dec. 28, the Wildcats held the Golden Griffins to .267 shooting and just 40 points, marks that are both team-highs. Against Quinnipiac on Nov. 29, New Hampshire held the Bobcats to just 29.5 percent shooting. In the game prior versus Harvard, the Wildcats kicked off the game playing stingy defense against the Crimson, holding them scoreless for the first 5:16 of the action and not allowing a field goal until the 8:44 mark. In UNH's 58-57 win over UMass on Nov. 20, the Wildcats compiled a season-high 13 steals and forced a season-best 27 turnovers. In UNH's matchup against No. 21 Maryland on Nov. 16, the 'Cats pestered the Terps into shooting just .278 from the field, holding their offense to just 63 points, which was Maryland's second lowest point total in the last 29 games dating back to last season. The only team to hold the Terps to an even lower point total was Louisville, who defeated Maryland 77-60 in the NCAA Elite Eight on March 30, 2009. Against St. Joe's, the 'Cats were just as impressive, holding the Hawks to just .277 shooting and a total of 56 points.
After tallying 18 points and pulling down five rebounds against Louisville on Dec. 22, Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) became just the eleventh Wildcat to score over 1,000 points and compile 500 rebounds in program history. For her career she has compiled 1,146 points and 622 rebounds. The last 'Cat to achieve the feat was Danielle Clark in 2007, who finished her UNH career with 1,331 points and 579 rebounds. Kris Kinney tops the list, finishing her UNH career with 2,231 points and 897 rebounds after a four-year stint with the 'Cats from 1985-89.
With UNH's 78-65 overtime victory over Harvard University on Nov. 24, the Wildcats have now won their last six decisions in overtime dating back to March 1, 2003, when UNH defeated Stony Brook 70-67 in the extra frame. Tuesday's win marks the largest margin of victory in overtime in program history. It is also UNH's first win against Harvard since Dec. 29, 1999, when the Wildcats defeated the Crimson 70-58 at Lundholm Gymnasium.
UNH's 58-57 win over UMass on Nov. 20 marked the first time the Wildcats knocked off two Atlantic-10 teams in the same season since the 1989-90 campaign. The 'Cats earned their first victory over an Atlantic-10 opponent this season on Nov. 13, when they defeated St. Joseph's University 64-56 at Lundholm Gymnasium. During the 1989-90 season, the Wildcats defeated Rhode Island 67-56 on Nov. 28 and earned a 66-60 win against UMass on Dec. 9 to complete the A-10 sweep in non-conference play.
In addition to her 21 points and nine rebounds in UNH's 64-56 win over St. Joseph's University on Nov. 13, Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) tied her career high in free throws made, knocking down 10-of-10 shots from the charity stripe. Included in that total are four tallies which came in the last two minutes of play to seal the victory for the 'Cats. It was the first time a Wildcat shot 100 percent from the foul line since Danielle Clark (12-12) did so on Nov. 26, 2006 against Iona. The last time Beliveau knocked down 10 free throws in a game came against Northeastern on Dec. 15, 2007. She finished that night with 22 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and two steals.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass; 14), Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.; 12) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.; 12) all scored in double digits, but it wasn't enough, as the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team fell to Boston University, 66-59, on Thursday night at Lundholm Gymnasium. With the win the Terriers improve to 10-10 overall and 6-2 in America East play, while the Wildcats fall to 7-14 overall and 2-6 in conference action.
Simpson took home America East Player of the Game honors for New Hampshire, finishing with five assists, four rebounds and a block. For BU, Caitlynn Moran was named Player of the Game, registering 20 points, four boards and a block.
With the score 56-48 in favor of BU with 3:49 remaining in regulation, Williams helped New Hampshire get back on track, dropping in six points in just over two minutes, cutting the deficit to six with 1:52 remaining.
Moments later, Wells would help give the 'Cats a major lift, as she sliced the defense, driving to the basket from the left wing and muscling in a layup on contact with 40 seconds remaining. Wells would complete the three-point play, draining the free throw that followed, cutting the deficit to five, to set the score at 60-55.
Wells continued her hot shooting, as she buried a jumper and a layup in the final 33 seconds, but it was enough, as Moran went a perfect 8-for-8 from the charity stripe in the closing moments of the action to put the 'Cats away for good. She finished the night 11-for-13 from the free throw line.
The Terriers kicked off the action with a 12-5 run that lasted just under seven minutes, as the visitors capped off the stretch with five unanswered points, as Moran finished things off with 3-pointer at 13:06.
Simpson snapped the run as she banged in a 3-pointer, sparking a 12-3 run, giving the home team the 17-15 lead with 7:50 remaining in the stanza. The 'Cats would finish off their run with seven unanswered points, as Jilliane Friel (Durham, N.H.) and Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) each dropped in a layup and Williams netted a 3-pointer to take back the lead.
Alex Young responded knocking down a trifecta, kicking off a 9-5 run that reclaimed the lead for the visitors, with a 24-22 advantage at 3:17. However, UNH was quick respond as Friel buried a 3-pointer, setting the score at 25-24 in favor of the home team.
Following the basket, the 'Cats would string off eight unanswered points in the next 2:36, pushing ahead with their largest lead of the night, with the score 33-24. Moran would end the scoring drought with three points the old-fashioned-way with six seconds on the clock. However, UNH wasn't finished, as Wells took the ball the length of the court and drained a jumper with one second remaining to give the home team the 35-27 advantage at the intermission.
After trading baskets at the start of the second frame, the Terriers came to life putting together a 15-0 run that lasted 5:39, giving the visitors their first lead in nearly 11 minutes as they pushed ahead 42-37 on a Kerry Cashman jumper.
Friel drained the second of two free throw attempts and Williams buried a 3-pointer about a minute later to end the run, cutting BU's lead down to one, setting the score at 42-41 with 11:01 to play.
Despite UNH's offensive spark, BU didn't slow up, posting a 14-5 run over the course of the next 5:06, building the lead to its highest margin of the contest with a 56-46 advantage with 5:37 to play. Chantell Alford led the way for the Terriers during the stretch as she notched 10 of her 13 points on the night during the run.
Friel registered a career-high nine points in the contest, paired with a block and a steal. Flynn added eight rebounds and six points.
For BU, Young finished the night with 17 points, six boards and two assists. Alford tallied 13 points, two rebounds and a steal.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) a senior guard on the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team, was honored as Player of the Week by the America East Conference on Dec. 21.
Simpson recorded 10 points and a career-high 11 assists to propel the Wildcats to an 80-72 victory Sunday afternoon against Holy Cross at Lundholm Gymnasium. Simpson also recorded two steals, two blocks, two rebounds and was one of five Wildcats in double digit scoring in the contest.
After trailing 37-33 at the half, Simpson ignited the 'Cats with 15:37 remaining, sparking a 10-0 run by setting up Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) with a layup and scoring a basket of her own on ensuing possessions in a span of 2:37 to take a 49-39 lead. She then helped UNH build its largest lead of the game with a steal and a long outlet pass to Racheal Fowler (Glassboro, N.J.) for a layup, capped off with a 3-pointer by Simpson on the next possession to push the score to 71-56 in favor of the home team.
Scoring all of her 10 points in the second frame, Simpson helped the Wildcats outscore the Crusaders 47 to 35 in the stanza, as the team posted an impressive .615 percent shooting clip from the floor. Not to mention, the 80-point output by the 'Cats is the largest point total posted by New Hampshire since it notched 85 points against UMBC on Jan. 10, 2009.
The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team received 38 points to place fourth in the America East preseason poll that was released this afternoon by the conference.
The Wildcats finished last season in fifth place in the conference with an 8-23 record, including a 6-10 mark against America East opponents, after being picked seventh in last year's preseason poll. New Hampshire's 38-point total tied with Boston University, who is coming off an undefeated conference regular season and its first appearance in the postseason WNIT. UMBC finished followed closely behind UNH and BU, with 35 points in the sixth place spot.
Vermont, last year's conference champion, is predicted to once again capture the title, receiving five first place votes and tallying 61 points. Hartford is selected to finish second with 60 points, garnering four first place votes in the poll. Binghamton is predicted to finish third, with 45 points.
Stony Brook University is slated to finish seventh (23 points), while the University of Maine (13) and the University at Albany (11 points) round out the final three spots in the poll.


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|Avg. Dinner Entrée
|Greater than $25
|$18.01 - $25
|$12.01 - $18
|$7.01 - $12
|Less than $7
Posted by Nana on 04/18/2007
The food in this place is delicious. I recommend The sea food mofongo its great and besides that they have a large variety of mofongos. If you don't like mofongo they have other dishes there you might like. The place is a little bit crowded so you might want to make a reservation before you get there. they didn't have the dessert I wanted but the mojito made up for it.
Posted by mluve on 04/15/2007
The food was banging! The only bad thing about it is the service.....the waitresses are rude and take forever to actually take your order, other than that it was cool. I recommend this place.
Posted by Jamilett on 04/06/2007
Everything is wonderful I have been there a few times, the only complaint I have is of one of the waitress is careless and rude, But besides that I highly recommend it.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/25/2007
Its a really nice restaurant if you just want to enjoy the atmosphere with the live entertainment. Really nice, I recomend it


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