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Now that's something to look forward to! Thanks, Icer.
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posted at 2/23/2013 7:05 PM EST
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posted at 2/23/2013 7:21 PM EST
I'm game...TT do you like straw whip cream?...I make a noteworthy straw whip cream cake....I can even soak the strawberries in a little Grand Marner....its not very Irish....but it will get your eyes smiling.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/23/2013 7:49 PM EST
How nice of you to do that, Icer. I am sure SS or SS's DS would have no problem of delivering it. Please remember, tt likes chocolate - lots of it, in every shape and form. I still remember the Trumpet cake, you designed once. Too bad we don't have photo options any more.
So I am back home from the gathering, I didn't want to attend. It went ok, but I am truly glad it is only once a year. Individually these people are nice, but they are such a dysfuncional bunch, I never know, who doesn't talk to whom. As far as the religious rites, I am just closing my eyes. No they are not worshipping the Devil, but are so far out in other aspects, that I just can't accept it.
One thing though is, that whenever I come from being with them, I always feel so blessed, that we have good bonds in our immediate family.
After the gathering, we finally went to the Mall and found a watch belt for DH's watch. The parking lot was packed and so was the Mall. And they try to tell us people dont have money to spend??? We saw bundles after bundles walking out of there.
So glad for you, tt, that your roof got fixed before the "storm". According to the wise, we are not getting much of a storm. But still, if we do, you hopefully don't have to worry.
I am beat. It has been a long and mentally exhausting day. Turning in early with my kindle.
See you all tomorrow. Bless you all my dear friends!
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/23/2013 8:02 PM EST
The cake sounds delicious, Icer. I'll take mine minus the soaked strawberries, tho.
Got into the 3rd of my library books, and by far the best. "The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry" by Rachel Joyce. It's her first novel and I hope a second is coming soon. I'm almost through the entire book, keep picking it up again. Only stopped now because my eyes are so tired. I'll definitely finish it tomorrow.
Glad your gathering went well, Pingo.
Such a long night. I was amazed when I walked out into the kitchen and saw it was only quarter to eight. No pain at all tonight, so hoping for a sound night's sleep. Lots of times it doesn't start until I've gone to bed tho, so I never know what I've done differently to bring it on.
Made a stirfry for supper of leftover chicken, some of the pkged stir fry veggies, leftover brown rice, and a little soy sauce. Delicious. Was planning on taking the pot roast out of the freezer and cooking that tomorrow, but I've that huge container of cabbage soup I made, so had better eat my way through some more of that. That $2.99 pkg of cut up veggies has served me well. Had it twice on salads, some tonight, and still there's more left. Hope I can use it before it starts to go limp. Don't like frozen peppers, so will leave it in the crisper and use it up best I can.
Think my clicker for TV is in need of new batteries. Sometimes nothing happens when I click. Since I don't have any batteries in the house, using it sparingly. Will see what's on tonight for another hour or so and then turn in. Chat tomorrow. You've got me drooling over the strawberry/whipped cream cake now, Icer!
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posted at 2/23/2013 9:17 PM EST
I got it...sin grande marnier...no problem...now i know
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posted at 2/24/2013 8:00 AM EST
Good morning,
Well, we don't have snow here - do you? Raining, but that's about all. Certainly not to be classified as a "storm" in any way.
Maybe pancakes this morning, with syrup and the last of the raspberries. Looking forward to a lazy, lazy day, finishing my book and not much else on the docket.
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posted at 2/24/2013 8:40 AM EST
Good lazy, snowy morning, everyone. Yup, we have snow with a little rain mixed in here and there. No 12" of snow here, that's for sure. Whoops!
Spring is on its way, believe it or not, as evidenced by DH's ordering our garden seeds right now! Woo hoo!!!
pingo, glad you survived; I can relate to every word you've said about it. Did you see my post about the Vitamix soup we tried?
icer, I'll be looking for that cake with the eye-sparkly strawberries, thanks!
Actually, we're doing ok on the dessert front. I made strawberry shortcake with the sprouted flour biscuits I tried (yum!) and frozen berries from last Years's crop. DH "sneaked" out and made another one so I guess it was a hit. :)
We all slept in so I'm about to make my coffee...must...have...java....
ETA: your dinner, tt, is one of my favorites. I use TJ's frozen veggie mixes, easy and delicious.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/24/2013 10:04 AM EST
Good morning,
Lazy morning here. Woke up and smelled the coffee. Literarily. DH got up early and made a pot of coffee, something that only happens once in the blue moon.
So the "storm" was a bust. Not that I mind it. They are still talking about some snow/rain this afternoon, but it won't be much.
Did the roofers fix your roof, tt? it is hard to believe, they have to keep coming back, but to find, where the water originates is very difficult, as water travel easily. Lots of trials and errors.
I did see your post in regard to the potato soup you made, Kar. I can imagine, it came out ok, since potatoes have no color. One I tried was the broccoli soup. I came out looking like green poison. No one would eat it. I have some butternut squach in the ref. Maybe I will give that a whirl.
Not much going on here today. Was on the computer phone with UK son for a while, trying to figure out his ticket to come here in April. He has a conference in Italy, so he will probably come to Boston from there. Then we will fly together to TX. Something to look forward to.
Have a good Sunday all.
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posted at 2/24/2013 10:28 AM EST
Indeed, Pingo, I took your warning about the color to heart and made something white, lol. My only regret is that mine only makes (practically speaking) 2 servings, and I like to have leftovers. But, for an elegant, rich, quick, 2-person lunch that's easy to prepare and a snap to clean up it was spectacular. I have a single girlfriend I think I'll recommend the machine to - it really is a workhorse that I think would encourage me to cook for just myself if I were still single.
April is right around the corner...you must be so excited!
nice of DH to step up to the coffee maker. :)
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/24/2013 11:13 AM EST
Sat and read a bit and then turned down the thermostat and opened up the windows a crack in each room. Part of the reason for that was I used a Fabreze apple spray lightly (I thought) on my couch cushions. I'm not one for scents, buy everything odor free, but thought it might freshen them up a bit. Fresh air was in order after that! Cleaned up the kitchen a bit and brought down my St. Patrick's Day towels, bric a brac and put my shamrock plant in a place of honor on a l.r. table. All these decorations I do each holiday time, I'm really the only one who sees/enjoys them, not any traffic in and out of here, but I enjoy changing things around for each season, have always been big on holiday decorations. BTW, the shamrock plant is the same one you advised me to repot, I think a year ago, Pingo. It's done fine since. Quite a few years old, G.T.'s MIL brought it to me one year on my birthday.
I've stripped the bed, cleaned the bathroom, thinking of polishing b.r. furniture and clearing off that bureau that always seems to get a mess. Spark of energy from somewhere - those scrumptious pancakes with raspberries this morning? Sure were good. Enough left to reheat for tomorrow's breakfast. They're really called griddle cakes, my mother's recipe, so light and fluffy.
OK, I know not to linger on the computer or this is where I'll get stuck, alternating between here and Mah Jong. Speaking of which, I may play just one more game before getting back to work.
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posted at 2/24/2013 11:46 AM EST
I am glad to get a "report" on the Shamrock plant. So happy for you, tt, that it is doing fine. I can just imagine your home full of green. I do the same. Like to change for the seasons. I am not Irish, so St. Pats is not on my changing regime. Even though, we are not expecting anyone to see them, we both enjoy the changes. I used to do fresh flowers all the time, but they have become so expensive, so I broke down and decorate with silk flowers these days. Good and unfortunately expensive ones (friends can't tell the difference), but they last forever. I still buy real flowers, b/c I love them and I love their scents. But not as I used to. Right now, I have hyacinths. One in each room giving off a delicious scent. Looking forward to spring and summer, when I can pick from my yard. I get your aversion to the spays on the market. Give me headaches.
Kar, I looked up the Potato Soup recipe. It uses baked potatoes and sauteed other stuff. So it actually cooked, before you put it in the Vita Mixer. I made the mistake to use raw veggies. Disgusting. Will try the Butternut Apple recipe and follow the recipe to a "t".
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/24/2013 12:54 PM EST
Yes, all the soup recipes call for cooked veggies. I happened to have cooked bacon and baked potatoes already so only had to sauté the onions before tossing it in. I'm glad we have your yucky Vitamix soup mystery solved!
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/24/2013 3:35 PM EST
Went out for a late breakfast. It is snowing big flakes, but they don't stick - feels like rain and the streets are wet.
Yes, Kar, I am sure, that is it. The carrot soup I made from raw carrots, was the the same color as the iridicent orange paint, we use for surveying. DH said, "You have to be kidding, if you think I am going to eat that!" The taste was fine, but I must agree, it didn't look very appetizing.
Putting in a couple of hours work at the office. Nice and quiet, when no one is around.
Anyone going to watch the Oscars tonight:? I am not. Don't know many of the new actors and actresses. Besides DH are not great movie goers. May watch a bit of the red carpet.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/24/2013 3:53 PM EST
Hee hee, I can just imagine how horrible it was if you don't mind my laughing. ;)
nope, we're not interested in the Oscars. DH has a fascination with Bigfoot, sigh, so we'll probably be watching that ridiculous "Finding Bigfoot" show on Sunday nights. Marriage is compromise, right?
Yes, big, wet flakes here, too. We've gotten about 3" of wet, slushy snow. Just walked Gracie in it and am about to change my jeans - they are wet on the bottoms. Loving my winter walking shoes, though. My feet are totally dry and are toasty during our walks as promised by Merrill (sp?).
careful on the roads - they are slushy here..not sure about East, probably just wet, I guess, in your neck of the woods.
Oh, speaking of woods, DH is out skiing. Gracie was stiff today so she walked gently with me instead.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/24/2013 6:48 PM EST
Don't mind you laughing at all. We are all allowed to make mistakes, and it is good if we can laugh at ourselves too.
Those Merill, you are mentioning, are they by any chance their Jungle Moc? I am wearing them right now. Couldn't go throught the winter w/o them. This is my 3rd pair, plus I have a brand new pair in reserve at home. They were on sale for half price, so I grabbed 2 pair, afraid they wouldn't make them any more, which has happened before with other shoes, I loved.
If you are interested, as soon as it gets warmer, REI have fabules sales. They carry the Merill shoes, and I never paid full price for mine except for the first pair. Just checked. The temp has gone down to 30. Will be slippery. Thanks for the warning.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/25/2013 6:14 AM EST
Good morning everyone. Very pretty outside. The roads were fine on my way in, but the trees look so pretty with the snow on them. I don't mind if the snow was always like this!
Nothing eventful over the weekend. Took Mom out on Saturday and then watched the Daytona 500 yesterday and did the usual chores, etc.
Spencer is like a new dog, he is just so happy. He is even more spoiled now! Everyone is noticing how happy he is. He is no longer looking over his shoulder to see if Tillie is around. Have been in touch with her family and everything has worked out so well. They adore her and I think she is very happy in a home with lots of kids and activities!
Didn't watch the Oscars last night either. We're not much of movie buffs (the new ones anyway). I just like to see the pics of the dresses the day after anyway!
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posted at 2/25/2013 8:05 AM EST
Good morning everyone. I did watch some of the Oscars. I was able to see Anne Hathaway win Best Supporting Actress, which was very well deserved.
Sounds like everyone had a good weekend. We did as well. Another business laundy-filled weekend. Will be hosting a small party for DH's birthday. His favorite is roast, so I'll be making that, with mashed potatoes, carrots and corn.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/25/2013 8:17 AM EST
Good morning, everyone!
Indeed, a gorgeous one. We have heavy, thick snow pasted on everything, and such a bright sun and blue sky today. Can't wait to get out. Good thing, since I have to leave in 10 minutes. :)
Pingo, those look fabulous, but my Merrell's are lace-ups. I'll look for the REI sales, thanks! When I go East during that time I'll probably scoop a pair up.
Great news about Spencer and Tillie, Princess. What a perfect outcome.
Can't chat any longer as my 10 minutes is now 9, and I'm not showered...good thing I'm fast to get ready.
Have a great morning, everyone; I'll be back later.
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posted at 2/25/2013 8:38 AM EST
Good morning,
Such a beautiful morning. This is a morning God has made just for us to appreciate nature. DH went out to clean the driveway. Heavy snow, but not too bad. Especially in the sun, that feels warm, and there is no wind.
Good news about Spencer and Tillie. I am sure you miss her, Princess, but must be happy she is doing well in her new home. How is mom? Has she finally settled here, being happy in her surroundings? I remember, there was a problem in the beginning, right after you moved her up here.
Worked late last night. But I got everything done, I set out to do. It was snowing pretty heavily and the roads a bit slick, so we stopped at Burger King, which is on the way, to grab something to eat. I can't even remember, when I was there last. Had a grilled chicken sandwich, and I was surprised, it wasn't that bad. It didn't even blow my calorie budget.
Have to go to the office and then to the PO to mail all the tax forms, I so diligently worked on.
Have a good day everyone. Chat later.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/25/2013 8:51 AM EST
Good morning,
Finished up the pancakes and raspberries for breakfast, and sitting here enjoying the beauty of the cherry tree. The snow has started to melt on the tips of the branches, leaving long glistening droplets of water. Looks like a crystal ornament decorated Christmas tree.
Didn't watch the Oscars, tuned in to the beginning, and thought whoever was emceeing wasn't very good, so found other programs to watch, one "Weed Garden", interesting about the farmers who now legally grow marijuana in CA and their problem getting it to patients without being arrested during travel, and then The Mentalist at 9:00. That was a good episode.
Son and fam come back from the warm climates today. Stepping from sun and sand to 30's and snow.
It must make you happy to see little Spencer be his old self, princess. Happy ending for all, with Tillie moving into an active home with children.
How did you make out with the electrical problem, Winter. What explanation did NStar give you? Has the trip to see the Harlam Globetrotters happened yet? We fill pages and pages of chatter, and actually the dates don't move ahead all that far.
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posted at 2/25/2013 9:15 AM EST
tt, NStar didn't say, but they moved the line so it wasn't in our pine tree (that we hate, BTW). The Harlem Globetrotters was Saturday and DS thought it was fantastic and wants to go again. I like the Mentalist as well, I had already seen last night's episode, so I watched some of the Oscars.
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posted at 2/25/2013 11:44 AM EST
Sad news from G.T. this morning. The elderly couple that I always make half moons for - one is older than the other and failing terribly from Parkinson's - well not him, but his partner who takes care of him, collapsed last night and was rushed to the hospital. They are trying to rule out a stroke today. Luckily there are relatives that live close by who can temporarily at least step in to help. We're hoping it was just exhaustion.
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posted at 2/25/2013 12:06 PM EST
TT - I'm sorry to hear about your friend. Hopefully it's good news.
Pingo - thanks for asking about my mom. I wouldn't say she is "happy" to be up here, but she is happy to be near my brother and I. Life in assisted living is just not that great. It's really sad because the cost of it is just outrageous for what you get. Anyway, she needs to have a (minor) surgery, so it just emphasizes that it's good for her to be up here.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/25/2013 12:21 PM EST
Sad news, tt, on a gorgeous day. Hope your friend will recovers completely, and that it is just exhaustion.
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posted at 2/25/2013 12:45 PM EST
tt, sorry about your friend. I hope the news is promising. Princess, I can relate, we were recently informed that my MIL needs to go in a nursing home full time. We all work full time. so unfortunately we are able to take care of her.


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I'm interested in having a greemspeed built by a local frame builder. However, before placing order for the plan, I'd like to hear some feed back. Thanks.
I'm interested in having a greemspeed built by a local frame builder. However, before placing order for the plan, I'd like to hear some feed back. Thanks.
Good mentor= success
A guy at my school in year 9 has built many trikes and lowracers, some built on greenspeed designs, some on trisled designs. I'm hoping to scab a lowracer off him for cheap, cause the trisled design lowracer he copies is F-ing fast. He uses normal mild steel instead of chromoly or alu. He did a welding course at a local community college, and bought a welder from a hardware store.
If a year 9 14yr old can do it, your frame builder can do it.
Have you also considered how much cheaper it will be with a frame builder compared to buying new from greenspeed (is it the same more or less?)
Thanks lisitsa for your kind posts. The local frame builder is very good, and has built many exotic frames. He also did some copies. His prices are very reasonable, and he likes to explore into new things.
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I was thinking of building a trike over the next few months-- I work at and have access to a complete sheetmetal/machining/welding/powdercoating shop, and I could probably pick up a good portion of the material needed just from scrap we have around. Anyways, I was thinking of buying the Greenspeed plans as well. Does anyone have any experience with them and know what format they are in and how complete they are? Something like an Autocad or Solidworks file with a complete BOM would be ideal . OTOH, does anyone know of another place to get plans from?Originally Posted by wheelin
I'm considering the Tandem Trike frame kit from Greenspeed. I'm thinking of buying the kit first, then using the plans to make a second (that time from aluminum). I'm wondering what people's experience is; how precise do my welds have to be. I've taken a course and made some furniture and own a Miller mini mig. Am I asking for trouble, or is it just as straight forward as it seems it should be.
Cost differences are astounding. The finished Tandem sells for around $8k where as the frame kit is only $1k and I estimate about another $1k for parts to complete it.
Who's done it, and was it worth it?

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While creating things It's fun to be able to make things, and then realize the behavior of it afterwards. For instance, I decided to have a random water and mountains and naturally they conflicted with one another in some areas to create impassable(or just inconvenient) marshlands. I decided to create a feeling that some of these are new ponds, so you see some paths leading into them disappearing, and another newer path taking the alternate route. I realized that paths probally change alot in swamps, bending around new marshes, or getting cut off entirely. The reason I named the road reflects this, the one specific road would be known as the Mud Rope Trail for bending alot around marshes, making it often muddy, yet never being broken/cut.
I knew mountains wouldn't work well here, but hills or bluffs could. I'm not sure if that type of mountain/hill I created looks too out of place in a swamp, or just flat out weird.
I had fun creating Lanstont, It's a small palisade town with a keep set on top of one of the local buttes.
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We will see how he fares, Finland is a Tough place to go and push yourself to and even beyond your limits in order to make an impression
I think he should shoot for a Top 6 position, I would imagine Ostberg Novikov and Tanak will be a shade to quick for him having been away from the WRC for so long
He needs to drive at 98% and slot in behind them all and wait for a couple to drop out, there may be a big fight up front so there could be a few big names from the Top 4 going out yet let alone the Privateers


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(I posted this to Classic & Vintage yesterday but no replies or even views. I think this might be a more appropriate forum.)
I replaced a set of Mafac pads with Koolstop salmons and they squeal horribly. (It's strange that the Mafac pads didn't give me this problem even though I installed a previously unused set. I suspect it's because they're made of a softer material. That's one reason I replaced them; while they did a fine job stopping the bike they seemed to wear quickly.) I've lightly sanded and cleaned the rims and sanded the pads but it hasn't helped much. I think I need to toe in the brakes but I'm not exactly sure how. Twisting the arms of sidepulls with a wrench is simple enough but these cantis are different animals.
Would you bend the posts of the brake pads? I don't have access to a vice so that's going to be tricky. Plus I'm afraid of weakening the posts or snapping them in two if I have to refine the bend a second or third time.
Would you use a wrench to twist the round part of the brake arm where the pads insert? Seems like that might be easier...the taper of the area just below the round part (looks like the "waist" of an hourglass) might make it easier to bend. However it's going to be a pain because I'll have to take the brake arms off the frame so I don't accidentally bend the mounting posts. I'll also have to remove the brake pad because the screw head will get in the way and won't let me get a good flat contact between wrench and brake. Seems like a very inexact and inefficient method...I can easily see getting it "not quite right" after all the disassembling and reassembling.
I can see how Paul Neo-retros are an improvement in this design with their vertical adjustment slots and the fact that they use brake pads with spherical washers.
Thanks for any advice you can offer...this bike is currently unride-able.If there's anything else I should consider (or any steps I might have missed above) please speak up!


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Primal Scream are old war horses.
Simply put: the band have been there, snorted that and endured the comedown before racing back for more.
Perennial festival favourites – seriously, is there a field in Blighty they haven't played this summer? – the band arrive at this year's iTunes festival in battle-hardened mode.
Resplendent in a vivid suit which bordered in a Teddy boy look, Bobby Gillespie is in confident mood from the off. Leaning in to the microphone, the frontman launches into '2013' with a palpable sense of desperation and urgency.
Breezing into a low down and dirty rendition of 'Jailbird' the band then take things into a soulful realm for 'Vanishing Point' artefact 'Burning Wheel'. Crooning into the microphone, Bobby Gillespie has a sense of purpose throughout – scowling at the audience during quiet spells, and revelling in the attention as the temperature rises.
'Shoot Speed / Kill Light' adds some serious noise to the proceedings, all disorienting feedback, eye-bleeding lights and thundering guitars. Switching between the twin poles of activism and pacifism, debauchery and sobriety, Primal Scream then veer in on their broken love hymn 'Damaged'. Perhaps overshadowed on 'Screamadelica' by its rave cousins, the country-tinged codeine slurp sounds just heavenly in the Roundhouse.
Touching punk salute 'Goodbye Johnny' is dedicated to the memory of Johnny Thunders, whilst 'It's Alright, It's OK' has rarely sounded so large, so fierce, so menacing. Ending with the good times boogie of 'Rocks', Primal Scream disappear for a few moments while their kit is set up for the encore.
Except there's nothing perfunctory about this. Sliding into 'Walking With The Beast' the band then switch gear for a lengthy, gospel tinged workout on 'I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have'. Bobby Gillespie offers a kiss to Andrew Weatherall, before Primal Scream plunge headlong into 'Loaded' – famously re-worked from the skeletal of 'I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have'.
Ending with 'Moving On Up' the band are visceral, confident… tight. With a decades-spanning discography to draw from, on this form there are few bands who could live with Primal Scream.
Words: Robin Murray
Photo: iTunes Festival 2013
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Back Woods Horse Farm
N'Co Gypsy Vanners
Lima, OH
Web site to showcase quality AQHA Quarter Horses and APHA Paint Horses that are bred at our farm in Lima, Ohio. Also the home of Dynamic Resources, our farm stallion. Contact us for breeding information.
Categories: Paint Horse Farms; Quarter Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Ohio
A Perfect Horse(419) 867-0446
Categories: Gypsy Vanner Horse Breeders and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Ohio
Achievement Centers for Children's Camp Cheerful(954) 647-7903
Horse behavioral lessons available. We are located in Streetsboro, Ohio. Our horse behaviorist was trained in the conditioned response methods in Florida, and has received a certification for her work. She is offering a (1 1/2 hour behavioral lesson = $50) or a (1 hour behavioral lesson = $40) - prices as of July 2008. These lessons will be aimed at showing rider and horse how to communicate and work together through all aspects of ground work, proper handling and leading of the horse, and riding. If you are not satisfied with the changes made between you and your horse, then neither are we. Your payment will be refunded!
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Trainers and Clinicians; Horse Training Stables
Region: Portage County, Ohio
Achin' Acres Farm and Stables
15000 Cheerful Lane
Strongsville, OH 44136(440) firstname.lastname@example.com
Year round horsemanship program. Lessons are offered for children and adults with and without special needs. Therapeutic riding, ground lessons, Pony Pals for typically developing children ages 4-7, school groups, field trips, senior centers, and Girl Scout/Boy Scout groups.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Therapeutic Riding Stables; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Cuyahoga County, Ohio
All-Win Stables
1777 W 130th St
Hinckley, OH 44223(330) firstname.lastname@example.com
Achin Acres in Hinckley, Ohio offers quality horse boarding stable, riding lessons, a summer show series, training clinics and judging services.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Medina County, Ohio
Allen Stables
PO Box 1403
Delaware, OH 43015(614)firstname.lastname@example.com
All-Win Stables is located minutes north of Columbus just south of Delaware. Conveniently located in Delaware County with easy access to and from Sunbury, Dublin, Powell, Lewis Center, Marysville, Westerville, Columbus, Galena, and Delaware. There are large stalls with a wash rack and large indoor with Daily turn-out available, weather permitting. Full board available. When you want winning quality horse care, try All-Win Stables. For more info, please email us or call us.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Event Facilities; Horse Hotels / Overnight Boarding
Region: Delaware County, Ohio
Always Broke Farm
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4923B State Route 276
Batavia, OH 45103(513) firstname.lastname@example.com
Allen Stables is a horse boarding facility located near Batavia, Owensville, Milford, and Amelia in Clermont County, Ohio. We are located just a few miles from the Bauer Road exit from State Route 32 in eastern Clermont County, Ohio. Clermont County is in southwest Ohio about 20 miles east of Cincinnati.
We have our own horses and also board horses for others, offering various levels of care. Right now we have stalls available for rent. The monthly stall rental rate is negotiable based on the level of care your horse will require from us. The more care you provide for your horse, the lower your rate will be. We have several acres of pasture which are divided into 6 separate pens to accommodate horses who don't get along with others or who simply prefer to graze by themselves. All our pastures are enclosed by safe, vinyl-coated-wire fence made especially for horses. We have both an outdoor riding ring and a large, lighted, indoor riding/training arena with a safe, raised, viewing area. If you would like more information: call us at (513) 327-8801 or e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Clermont County, Ohio
Another Chance Equine Rescue
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8433 Windfall Ridge Rd
Athens, OH 45701(740) firstname.lastname@example.com
We are located in beautiful southeastern Ohio. We are minutes from downtown Athens, Ohio. Our amenities include 17 12x12 stalls, an indoor wash bay, an outdoor arena, pasture turnout, paddock turnout, bridle trails, and a roundpen.
Category: Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Athens County, Ohio
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Ashley Moores Stables
6610 Lear Nagle Rd #152
North Ridgeville, OH 44039(440) firstname.lastname@example.com
We are here to help horses find people to love and care for them. We rescue horses from slaughter and abuse and help owners find new homes for their friends when they can no longer keep them. Non profit and volunteer supported.
Categories: Horse Rescue Organizations; Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Lorain County, Ohio
Ashley's Reiners & Performance Horses
1269 Doyle Rd
Jefferson, OH 44047(440) email@example.com
Lessons, getaways, trails, parties, and overnight accommodations. Horse Hay Hut feeders for sale. Christian camp programs.
Great location close to Lake Erie, Pymatuming Lake, golf courses, Geneva on The Lake, wineries, and covered bridges, including one on our road. Our facilities are family oriented with a wonderful picnic area and lodge house.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Christian Community; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
Bainbridge Equestrian Center - BEC
Tranquility Stables
7860 Nebraska Ave
Toledo, OH 43617(419) firstname.lastname@example.com
Reining and Western Performance Horse training located at Tranquility Stables.
Natural horsemanship and fundamentals of a great western performance horse are polished here! Showmanship, trail (competitive or recreational), western pleasure/horsemanship, barrels/poles, and most importantly reining. Colt Starting is on a limited basis, and I only allow no more than 3 horses being started in the same month to insure they receive the care in training they deserve to help them succeed far in life with you.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Trainers and Clinicians; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors; Natural Horsemanship Training
Region: Lucas County, Ohio
Bar W Equestrian Center
9889 Bainbridge Rd
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023(440) email@example.com
In the business of owning and enjoying horses, it is often quite a luxury indeed to find a horse farm offering friendly, customized, full-care boarding in a warm, attentive atmosphere. At Brown's Bainbridge Equestrian Center, however, this is the norm, not a rare luxury.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
BayStar EquiCenter, LLC
11535 Old Troy Pike
St. Paris, OH 43072(937) 602-7625(937) email@example.com
All around trainer. Breed shows & open shows. Honest & ethical. Reasonable rates. Huge insulated indoor.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables
Region: Champaign County, Ohio
Baystar Stables
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PO Box 10
Shandon, OH 45063(513) email@example.com
Horses are Amazing!!! Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) can guide people to:
Explore Possibilities... Discover Solutions.... and Learn Skills...
A session with our horses can provide surprisingly rapid results. Our staff is EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) trained and certified, and we adhere to the ethics and high standards therein.
BayStar EquiCenter provides a secure, respectful, and inspiring setting offering innovative solutions for those seeking new insights and positive life changes.
Experience the peace and tranquility of our quiet county setting while allowing our horses to help transform and define you.
Offering unique experiences, our clients are empowered to find their own solutions through interaction with our horses. Fun activities, individually tailored for each session will bring about "Ah Ha" moments. IMAGINE what yours might be!
This is not about riding or horsemanship. All activities are done with your feet firmly planted on the ground. Be prepared to take home a little mud or horse hair.
We provide Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine Assisted Learning (EAL), and Professional and Personal Growth Workshops for individuals, children, families, couples, groups, and corporations.
We are certified with the Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association (EAGALA) and adhere to the EAGALA model.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Programs
Region: Butler County, Ohio
Beagle Run Farm
Hamilton, OH 45013(513) 738-4363
Baystar Stables is a small, drama free, low-key 25 acre 15 stall boarding facility located in Shandon, Ohio. We are about 10 minutes from Miami Whitewater and 30 minutes from Hueston Woods.
Some of our amenities include:
- daily turnout
- 200 x 75 lighted outdoor sand arena
- 64 x 54 indoor arena
Full care is $300/ month. Partial care or discount for barn help is available to the right person.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Butler County, Ohio
Ben's Happy Trails
9761 Bell Rd
Newbury, OH 44065(440) email@example.com
Horse boarding and riding lessons. Hunter, jumper, & equitation boarding and riding facility. All breeds and disciplines accepted and welcomed. Stallion boarding available.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
Berry Valley Ranch
Ben's Happy Trails is known for its excellent horseback riding, camping, and it's Old Time Atmosphere. Our location in the Beautiful Shawnee State Forest provides access to miles of scenic trails, wildlife and streams to see.
Categories: Morgan Horse Farms and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Ranches and Vacations
Region: Scioto County, Ohio
BlackHawk Riding Academy & Stables
2537 Marion Avenue Rd
Mansfield, OH 44903(419) email@example.com
A horse boarding farm located in Mansfield, Ohio. We have 12x12 stalls, daily turn-out and a range of boarding options. There are also many riding trails and an outdoor arena.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Richland County, Ohio
Blue Moon Stables
6427 Blacks Rd
Pataskala, OH 43062(740) 964-6001(614) email@example.com
Horse boarding, riding instruction (dressage, western & hunter/jumper), and horse training. Facilities include an indoor arena, an outdoor arena, and plenty of turnout. Stalls cleaned 7 days a week. Owners on premises. Full board: $400/month (as of Aug 2010).
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors
Region: Licking County, Ohio
Blue Nile Farm LLC
8782 Kinsman Road
Novelty, OH 44072(216) email@example.com
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
Born Racing Stable
4335 New London Rd
Ashtabula, OH 44004(440) 466-0866(440) email@example.com
~ (21) 10'x12' stalls, matted over crushed limestone. Each stall has access to an electrical outlet, allowing use of heated water buckets in the winter (provided by facility) & fans in the summer
~ 14' aisleway
~ Natural lighting - double-doors at both ends to allow additional light and air
~ (2) Tack rooms - 1 with utility tub with hot/cold water, refrigerator & microwave
~ Wash rack with rubber mats, cross ties and hot/cold water
~ Acres of pasture which have been divided for rotational grazing
~ Wooded trails
~ Daily turnout (weather permitting). In inclement weather/cold winter months, horses are turned out in the indoor arena
~ Cover-All indoor arena - 62'x140' and 35' high; sand base
~ One-acre outdoor arena
~ 60-foot round pen available for use
~ Stalls cleaned daily
~ (2) Daily feedings - grain & hay
~ Fresh water provided throughout the day
~ Trailer storage available
~ Horse training also available
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
Brecksville Stables & Equine Park
3695 Camp Grove Rd SE
Washington Courthouse, OH 43160(740) 333-7018(740) firstname.lastname@example.com
Looking for owners with thoroughbred race prospects to train and compete in Erie, PA, at Presque Isles Downs.
Reasonable day rates and great purses!
Also looking to buy race prospects on the cuff with right conditions.
Call Ted at (740) 463-6953.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Racing Stables
Region: Fayette County, Ohio
Bridge Riding for the Disabled
11921 Parkview Dr
Brecksville, OH 44141(440) firstname.lastname@example.com
Training, lessons, boarding, therapeutic riding, trail rides, and much more.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Therapeutic Riding Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps; Horse Training Stables
Region: Cuyahoga County, Ohio
Buck Creek Stable, LLC
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Therapeutic Riding Stables
Region: Warren County, Ohio
C 'Em Walkin Ranch
1443 Three Mile Rd
Urbana, OH 43078(937) email@example.com
Friendly farm stable with 21 acres and plenty of pasture turn out and room to ride. We have 2 outdoor arenas and 1 round pen plus additional room to ride across the farm.
We provide 3 levels of care to meet your needs: full, partial, and no care. All stalls are matted and range from 14x15 to 12x9 housed in 3 different barns. Our quiet rural stable is peaceful and a perfect place for the "city folks" to enjoy the outdoors, the woods, and family fun riding. We are NOT open to the public for riding and do no breeding here. We supply the sawdust and horse owners buy their own feed. We do have hay for sale. Come and take a look at Buck Creek Stable located 2 minutes east of Urbana by calling to make an appointment.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Champaign County, Ohio
Camp Mohaven Equine
Hamilton, OH 45013(513) firstname.lastname@example.com
C 'Em Walkin Ranch is a mid-size Tennessee Walker breeding farm, located just north of Cincinnati, Ohio. We specialize in raising homozygous tobiano, sabino, solid, roan, and champagne offspring.
We take pride in raising our colorful colts. Our breeding operation and reputation is based on producing excellent conformation, natural gait, and good disposition! We really strive to keep quality in this excellent breed. Color is a pretty feature, but we believe it's more important to have the right conformation and a good natural gait. Our colts are a pleasure to be around and are worked with and handled daily. They are started right with 100% trust in people. Check out our great reference page! Webcams available 24 hours.
Categories: Tennessee Walking Horse Farms; Pinto Breeders and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Racking Horse Farms and Stallions
Region: Butler County, Ohio
Can Do It Farm / C.D.I. Tack Shoppe, Inc
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18744 Turkey Ridge Rd
Danville, OH 43014(740) firstname.lastname@example.com
Not everyone has the time, commitment, or financial resources available to them to allow them to own their own horse, so we take care of all that so you can enjoy horses and riding without the fuss and expense. Our horses are gentle yet still maintain their own unique personalities and spirit. We have also opened our trail to allow horses owners to trailer in, with many options for riding and camping.
We offer a safe environment where you can come to ride without having to register for a series of lessons requiring a significant investment in time and money. Our passion and love of horses in conjunction with our desire to share that experience with others.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps; Horse Hotels / Overnight Boarding
Region: Knox County, Ohio
Candy Cane Christian Therapeutic Ranch
2279 East Union Rd
Jefferson, OH 44047(440) firstname.lastname@example.com
Girls' summer horse camp located in Ohio.
Categories: Tack Shops; Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
Carousel Farm
271 Derby Rd
Waterford, OH 45786(740) email@example.com
Animal therapy with God's special animal therapists. We have a small program right now but would like to grow. Right now we have dairy goat therapy, dog therapy, small animal therapy and therapeutic gardening. We have horses and want to use them. We need volunteers and financial help. Looking for someone to help fill out the nonprofit forms and a grantwriter, so we can make a difference in the lives of all the children who are waiting to come here, and in this time of so much stress in the world, they really do need to come. I've seen them change so much. Also we want to serve our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ with this ministry. We are using the CEF Mailbox club with the children that come now.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Christian Youth Ministries
Region: Washington County, Ohio
Cedar Lane Farm
2198 State Route 45 N
Rock Creek, OH 44084(440) email@example.com
Our approach to breeding is simple but distinguishable. With respect for the animal is at its core, we begin with quality broodmares selected specifically for their pedigree, conformation, temperament & trainability. We breed to some of the best stallions in the world, which are selected using similar criteria, achievements, and breeding success. Final choices are made based on stallion conformation specifics that address strengths and weakness in the mares' conformation.
Our goal as professional breeders is the continual improvement of the breed. Our passion is producing top quality babies capable of Olympic level careers. Our results have been 100% premium foals inspected and 80% recognized in the KWPN Keuring Tour 'Top Ten'.
Best of all, our young athletes are offered to you at affordable prices.
Categories: Dutch Warmblood Horse Farms / Breeders; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Sport Horse Breeders and Stallions
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
Cessna Stables, LLC
1139 East Winnerline Road
Eaton, OH 45320(937) 286-8295(513) firstname.lastname@example.com
Overnight horse boarding at the OH/IN border off I-70. Boarding and layovers. Comfortable stabling for your horses near I-70 at the Indiana/Ohio border and easy to find. Plenty of room for parking, wash rack, indoor arena, and turnouts. Stall and bedding, outdoor paddock, and camping. Shower stall, box stalls, private paddocks, indoor arena, outdoor arena, riding trails, horse trainer, riding instructor, and LQ trailer hookups (electric and/or water).
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Retirement Farms; Horse Hotels / Overnight Boarding
Region: Preble County, Ohio
Challenged Champions Equestrian Center
Visit Cessna Stables, LLC's Facebook Page
Medina, OH(330) firstname.lastname@example.com
Cessna Stables in Medina, OH, offers riding lessons, dressage lessons, horse boarding, and training for your horse. We specialize in improving the rider's seat, balance, and proper use of core muscles. Beginners are welcome; it's better to start off right than have to spend lots of time correcting bad habits! If you're having trouble feeling confident at a trot or canter, difficulty communicating with your horse, or difficulty getting him to listen to you - we can help! We specialize in adult riders - advanced, new, or returning - and those that ride for the fun of it! We can also improve your show ring success! Our lessons are based in Classical Dressage. We offer trailer-in lessons, lessons on school horses (call for availability), and occasionally travel lessons (trip charge applies). Full board includes daily turnout! Give us a call or check out our website!
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Dressage Stables; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors; Horse Leasing Stables
Region: Medina County, Ohio
Cherokee Stables
11913 County Road 6
Ottawa, OH 45875(419) 456-3449
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Therapeutic Riding Stables
Region: Putnam County, Ohio
Cherry Ridge Farms
12221 Eagle Road
New Lebanon, OH 45345(937) 687-3745
Categories: Miniature Horse Farms and Stallions; Gifts; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Montgomery County, Ohio
Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship - CTRH
4158 Vinegar Hill Rd
Georgetown, OH 45121(937) email@example.com
A NARHA certified therapeutic riding program dedicated to helping the student both emotionally and physically. Sessions range from April through October.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Therapeutic Riding Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Pony Parties / Birthday Parties
Region: Brown County, Ohio
Circle B Stables
Visit Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship - CTRH's Facebook Page
1342 State Route 50
Milford, OH 45150(513) 831-7050
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Therapeutic Riding Stables
Region: Clermont County, Ohio
Clay Point Stables
5815 Root Road
Spencer, OH 44275(333) firstname.lastname@example.com
Stables offering reining lessons and training, horse camps, and youth retreats.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps; Horse Training Stables; Reining Stables
Region: Medina County, Ohio
Clydesdale Corner
West Lafayette, OH 43845(740) 545-6052
Champion Appaloosa and Quarter Horse breeding, training, lessons, showing & sales. Inquiries regarding breeding contract, stud fees, prices of sale horses and services available are welcomed and warmly invited.
Categories: Quarter Horse Farms; Appaloosa Breeders and Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Lesson Stables; Horse Training Stables
Region: Coshocton County, Ohio
Cornerstone Farm
2205 Scheid Rd
Huron, OH 44839(419) firstname.lastname@example.com
Categories: Clydesdale Farms and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Erie County, Ohio
6809 Beach Rd
Medina, OH 44256(330) firstname.lastname@example.com
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When you stack your cast with some of the best improvisational talent in the film and television business, asking them to stick to the script in front of them is a moot point. Attempting to film improv, however, is a risky business -- you never know where it's going to come from or when it's going to click.
It was a task that weighed heavily on director Paul Feig, whose 'Bridesmaids' is boasts some of the most notable improvisers around (Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Ellie Kemper). The director knew his cast was bound to take the scripted scenes to new heights with a bit of off-the-page dialogue, but capturing those moments posed a problem for the director, according to Variety, because "cross-shooting" -- the industry term for filming two actors involved in a conversation at the same time -- is not typically done in film.
"Most cinematographers just despise it and refuse to do it," Feig told the trade magazine. But Feig got it done. To find out how, read on.
Knowing that a cast led by 'Saturday Night Live' cast member and Groundlings alum Wiig would mean that he'd face plenty of unscripted hilarity, Feig turned to Robert Yeoman, a director of photography who used cross-shooting on 'Get Him to the Greek,' another film produced by Judd Apatow. "Bob had gotten into that style, and it was a no-brainer to hire him," Feig said.
On most films, two cameras are used in any given scene but both are trained on one actor, with one camera shooting wide and the other in close-up; the scene is then shot over again with the cameras filming the other person. On 'Bridesmaids,' Feig and Yeoman opted to point different cameras at different actors during two-way conversations.
"We do so much improv and throw so many curveballs at the actors while they're performing that we record both sides of the conversation at the same time," Feig told Variety. "You have these amazing moments that happen and if you've only got one side of it, it's impossible to recreate it again on the other side; you lose that first-time magic. This type of comedy is never the same when you say it twice."
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