Emily S.

I have an ipod 4th generation and it's power button is stuck down and I've been trying for a while now to fix it, but I unfortunately can't. I know it's serial number (it's on the back) and I still have a warranty on it. So, I was wondering, will any general Walmart or Best Buy repair or replace my ipod?

If not, do you know any stores that will?

I've always been fascinated with learning languages, I've taken Spanish and French, but want to take my study of languages a bit further. For a while Latin and Gaelic Irish have been major sources of interest for me, but no schools around offer the courses and I know for a fact that online courses aren't for me.

So, which colleges (in your opinion) offer the best education in learning every aspect of different languages and why, plus are solid in the Liberal Arts world.

In November of last year I bought a (now) 7 year old, off the track Thoroughbred gelding who's practically 'bomb-proof' and everything I wanted and more. Nowadays we're doing hunter jumping and I've been having a lot of trouble getting him to extend his canter. I can do this just fine in the walk and trot, and I have no problem collecting him.

I've been going into half seat, exaggerating pushing on him with my outside leg, giving him his head (yet holding him back slightly), and encouraging him on (clucking, kissing, etc...), but all he does is go faster - not lengthen his gate.

He's fine with a whip/crop on him, but I've personally never used one on him mostly because I KNOW for a fact that he doesn't need that used on him.

Is there any other cues I'm missing? Anything that might be related to his racing training?

Ok, so I have a 6 year old Thoroughbred gelding. He's been off the track for about one year now and I've owned him for 8 months and started jumping him 7 months ago. Recently I noticed that his back, right, Fetlock-Cannon-Hock is slightly stiff to both directions. He doesn't seem sore on it and I believe that it's because that's the leg he used to help him race the most, so it's always been a little stiff from pushing him forward when racing.

I think it might be his sensory ligament or his flexor tendon. I'm not sure though.

Like I said before, it doesn't seem like he's in pain, and he can still jump just fine, but are there any stretches or exercises that could help loosen his right back leg up.

Also, I don't think it's due to his hip, because he's not lame and he's in good shape. Slightly under weight, but healty, alert, and energetic, none the less.

Songs that kinda sound like:

Thunder - Boys Like Girls

Remembering Sunday - All Time Low

Second Chance, If You Only Knew - Shinedown

Another Heart Calls - All American Rejects

The Morticians Daughter - Black Veiled Brides

LOL. I think you get the idea... You know, kinda slow... They don't have to be sad!

It's ok if some of them are Broadway, but I'd prefer songs like this:

A Day to Remember - If It Means A Lot to You

All Time Low - Remembering Sunday

Seether - Broken

Boys Like Girls - Two Is Better Than One

I listen to anything (Country, Screamo, Heavy Metal, Pop, Acoustic, Alternative, Classic Rock, Punk, Broadway Showtunes)...

So whatever you can think of.