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this article explains the proper way to take care of a rearing horse and where to stand safely when it does happen.this article explains why the horse rears and pulls in the first place and it explains that its actually human error that they rear so often. humans become afraid of horses when they rear and they try to get the horse on four feet by shanking and pulling but it in fact makes the horse feel trapped and that's a great way to make the horse flip backwards.

This video was very helpful! This video help to show how to save a piece and showing a different techniques on pulling up a wall.

This is a video that shows you how to replace the pull cord on a snowmobile. the guy has a funny voice but it helped me fix my pull cord and recoile.

This snowmobile forum was very useful to me. I used it to tell me things that i needed to know so i could fix my sled. It has answered every question that i have had about my snowmobile.

Many people have heard about and used the College Board website to help with college prep. However, I thought I would share this one tidbit of a tool that is within College Board called "Compare Colleges." This is a tool that you plug in any three colleges and it will line their information up next to each other. This information includes; name, location, type (private/public), campus life (how many students, rural/suburban/city, size), admissions (selectivity, requirements, score ranges), and cost and aid. This was a great way to see the colleges I was interested in without having to pull the information from their separate websites.

great way to blow up your truck great for the truck pulls

This website is a great place to to look up reviews about potential colleges. If you type into the search bar one of the colleges that you are looking at, it will pull up a profile with candid reviews. Most website tell the basic things about colleges, such as tuition, majors, etc. However, the Princeton Review gives candid feedback, such as "A blend of hippies and trust-fund children." What do you guys think of Candid reviews? Do you trust them?

Whacking targets at stupidly long ranges has become the cool thing to do. Indeed, it's gratifying to get behind a rifle, fire a single shot and hit a target the size of a guitar five football fields away. For many, this mastery of ballistics and pulling triggers seems as complicated as calculus and as expensive as an addiction.