Farmall Cub & Cadet (Farm Tractor Color History) Review

Farmall Cub and Cadet (Farm Tractor Color History)
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Ken Updike has put together a teriffic history of the International Harvester Company's Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet tractors! Complete with serial numbers and great color photos this book is a MUST HAVE for anyone who owns (or would like to own)one of these GREAT little tractors.IH built the Farmall Cub and Cub Cadets in Louisville, KY and it was more the just coinsidence that they had a lot of the same engineering features in common!

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The book enthusiasts have been waiting for! From their inception in the 1940s through the end of production, this book discusses in detail the popular Farmall Cub, Bug Lo-Boy, and much-needed coverage of the Cub Cadet line. Amazing archival color images, advertisements, and detailed text deliver hard-to-find information on the development and design evolution of each model. Complete with implements, uses and improvements, serial number dates and codes, engine and carburetor coverage.

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Show Me Good Land Review

Show Me Good Land
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I started this book last night and I can't put it down (with the exception of much needed sleep of course though even that was fought for want of reading more). The characters in the story are complex,very real and so endearing....ALL of them. You find your heart breaking for those you thought cold and end up wanting the best for all of them. Her eloquence draws you in and keeps you there content to watch the world unfold. A truly great book!

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Show Me Good Land is the debut novel for author Shonna Milliken Humphrey. Likened to work by Carolyn Chute and Cathie Pelletier, Show Me Good Land details four lives, each connected to a rural northern Maine community by the same gruesome murder. Odie Hollander solves the murder while spending time in jail on a domestic violence assault charge. Miles Compton, gay, is a listed sex offender after having a relationship with an underage student. Emmett Pratt manages the local gas station and is accused of killing his aunt. Rhetta Ballou is driving home after leaving town as the teenaged mistress of her high school teacher almost two decades ago. Show Me Good Land looks hard at constructed social norms, especially those in the confines of an isolated, poor, rural area. Is violence ever justified? Abortion? Underage sex? Underage gay sex? No character is fully good or fully bad, and the pleasure of this book's reading lies in discovering where individual moral lines are drawn.

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The Power of Positive Horse Training: Saying Yes to Your Horse (Howell Equestrian Library) Review

The Power of Positive Horse Training: Saying Yes to Your Horse (Howell Equestrian Library)
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What a great book! With so many books available on natural horsemanship, horse behavior and training it's easy to accummulate a whole equestrian library rather quickly. There are really only two books you can't go without though:
Gincy Bucklin's What Your Horse Wants You to Know and Sarah Blanchard's The Power of Positive Horse Training.
Not only are both books full of great suggestions but more importantly they help bridge the language barrier between horse and human. Wonderful books to own, easy and interesting to read and great reference tools and morale builders when you and your equine partner hit a road block.

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"This book is a welcome addition to the literature in the field of horse training and should be in the library of any serious, caring horseperson."--Gincy Self BucklinAuthor of What Your Horse Wants You to Know and How Your Horse Wants You to Ride: Starting Out, Starting OverWith unique insight based on years of experience, author Sarah Blanchard describes horse training based on positive motivation and cooperation instead of subservience and domination. The Power of Positive Horse Training: Saying Yes to Your Horse helps you understand your horse's agenda and explains rewards-based training. It goes beyond theory and:* Helps trainers and riders create a logical, consistent system of requests, responses, and rewards* Teaches communication skills and methods that build respect and a rewarding relationship* Describes nine specific, progressive exercises designed to improve communication and cooperation between horse and rider* Explains how to use positive training techniques to solve six common behavioral problemsThis book helps you forge a bond of understanding and trust with your horse that leads to enhanced responsiveness and teamwork. . . . and make riding a pure joy.

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I Know My First Name Is Steven Review

I Know My First Name Is Steven
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I saw this movie as a teenager and it haunts me to this day. Steven's pain, suffering and 7 yr ordeal is never far from my thoughts when the mention of a child molestation or child abduction is on the news. To live through this must have taken more than just self preservation techniques, but then we are all stronger than we think when we live through something horrible.
I bought this book because I had seen the movie and wanted to get a better idea of what Steven had to endure at the hands of a complete waste of space - Kenneth Parnell. Well I got a good idea just 2 chapters into this book. It certainly gives us readers a view of life from Steven's point of view, which is good because most books dont give the victims point of view, espiecally a child's.
However, Im at the end of the book and the writer sees fit to put the section on Cary Stayner being the yosemite killer, but didnt see fit to put how Mr Parnell has recently been in the news for trying to buy a little boy in Berkley Ca as late as 2003, but was referred to as "harmless" because he was in a wheel chair! Mr Parnell had previous convictions of child rape and kidnapping. To this day he is a free man, whether in a wheel chair or not he and others like him are a threat to society.
Child Predators are a threat to all of our children because people are too worried about being Politically Correct, instead of doing what is right; ie., voting, questioning people who are around children, confronting someone when we are suspicious of their actions, making sure our children are in a safe environment with safe adults, etc.
This book may not have been done properly and maybe the writer didnt do it perfectly, but at least he was and is an advocate for children and at least he was willing to put his name on something and put it out there for people to read. Which is more than I can say for alot of people, they lack backbone when it comes to doing what is right.
So read the book if you want to get a more defined idea about what Steven Stayner had to live through, as well as his family, etc. It's like the movie, but more defined and detailed

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The basis for a blockbuster TV movie, here is the compelling true account of Steven Stayner's horrifying abduction, as well as the updated story of how Steven's brother, Cary Stayner, made headlines of his own - as the cold-blooded killer who terrorised Yosemite.

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Training Your Own Young Horse Review

Training Your Own Young Horse
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Like an idiot at 34, not having ridden since I was 16, I bought an untrained horse. Thank heavens I found this dusty book in my university library and carefully followed its instructions step by step. That was 26 years and several more horses ago, and I have used this book again and again with great success. There were parts I learned by memory. Her step by step approach is gentle but no-nonsense. In the 1960s there were no books by Lyons or Parelli. Few people seem now to know about Jan Dickerson, but she was a real trail blazer in the field of sensible and humane horse training. Dated? Perhaps. But horses remain horses and if you read this book you will understand them a lot better. And since every time you ride a horse you are training it, it is the type of book everyone who rides, not just trainers needs to have read.

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Whether raising a homebred foal or buying a young horse, here are specific procedures for achieving a well-mannered, smooth-gaited mount that is a pleasure to ride. This book is an invaluable resource for any thinking trainer, for it covers not only how to teach the building blocks of early training, but the fundamentals of horsemanship. Available for the first time in paperback!

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Rising to the Occasion: A Practical Companion For the Occasionally Perplexed Review

Rising to the Occasion: A Practical Companion For the Occasionally Perplexed
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This book makes a great graduation gift for the kids who know all there is to know about computers, but haven't learned some of life's basics like writing a decent thank you note, proposing a wedding toast or carving a turkey (a favorite test given by future fathers-in-law to unsuspecting young men). The instructions are humorous, clear and mercifully brief. I think most recipients would appreciate, enjoy and use it.

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Into the Inferno Review

Into the Inferno
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Earl Emerson is my favorite author. His newest endeavor is only his second stand-alone novel. The writing is crisp, funny and totally enthralling. The lead character is not your typical problem solver. He thinks of himself as a jerk (especially to women) and not very bright. It's actually quite refreshing. It's highly entertaining to read a novel wherein: the reader in captivated by the plot, entrigued by the characters, and can appreciate the fine points of the author's style. Emerson can have a character who was brought up in a religoius cult say that he thinks his parents concept of heaven sounds "boring as hell." This novel is never boring!

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