1: Yes! I own a AQH! I love him to death! He is amazingly sweet although extremely spooky, although QH's are known for being very calm and reliable.

2: I used to own one, and I miss him so much! He loved to bolt with riders, but when I got him to concentrate, he would do anything. He also loved to jump.

4: My friend used to own two of them, Samson and Sally. They were THE funniest horses on the planet because they didn't realize how big they were! Plus, they both had really smooth gaits, we loved to take them out on trails bareback.

5: I also love arabians. I have never ridden one or owned one, but they look fun!

I found the easiest way was to install mini opera. It solved this and several other problems in one go.

I just found this and maybe you are interested to read it:

"i recently read fom he man himself that masterminded the October 73 crossing possible F.M. Saad El Shazly (The book is banned in Egypt and the man prosecuted for exposing so called military secrets) which is far from true.

Well this is just to say that strategically Egypt won the war as they didi exactly what they had in plan.

1- Surprise Blow…… Done
2- Take Bar Lev Line …Done
3- A Solid foot print on the east upto 20km not more(under Sam Umbrella)
4- Decimate any counter attack during that time until cease fire

Egypt maintained this posture until a series of mistakes starting with El Ferkha 21 ( I beleive it was) sending it further beyond the Sam Umbrella to their death practically plus others sebsequently that left our back on the western side with no reserve troops to defend.

They said that our attacks were executed to eleviate the pressure the Syrians were facing ( Well lots of debate in General Shazly opinion)

General Saad Al Shazly opposed this moves that is why he was dissmissed.

So what i want to say that Israel was able to use our unexplicable mistakes to her advantage but never out manouvered us in the first 15 days before those terrible mistakes.

Sadat i beleive did what he had to do……the situation was desperate but he did it with style…so well he did that he got a Noble prize for it.

That is all folks"

Also check this, I'm sure you will like it lol:

"
Setting: The Barlif Wall, Sinai, Israeli Checkpoint # whatever

Date: 6th of October, 1973

Time: Around 2:15 PM

Narrator: An Israeli Officer , on his walkie talkie, to a fellow officer on the front.

" Levi, Levi, check it out, the Egyptians are trying to attack us. Oh, no, I am not kidding. For real. They have troops on the waterfront and everything. Are those people crazy? Can't they see this entire line of defenses? Must be all the beans they are eating man. They are attacking a well-structured defense wall with soldiers sitting in bunkers aiming guns at them from an elevated position. Getting them to back off will be like shooting fish in a barrel. Wait, what are they laying on the ground there? Is that a hose? Hehehe. They brought a hose instead of a canon. Whatchu gonna do with that hose lil GYOM? Get us wet? Wait..what are they…. Is this a water-pump? Are they actually going to try to…NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! Oh my g-d. They are hosing our defense wall down. The fuckin wall is getting brought down. They are using fuckin water. I AM NOT KIDDING. Get the guns Levi. GET THE GUNS!!!!"

*And Scene*

"

Sometimes a large frame can really enhance a small painting but it depends on the artwork. One important thing to consider in the framing of a painting is the colour. Figure out which colour in the work you wish to draw out or emphasize and if you frame the piece with that colour (matt or frame itself) you will enhance the work.