Establish yourself as a member of her herd rather than as a predator. Touch your foal, speaking to her and getting her used to human contact and interaction, including being caught. Intervening in the foal's early hours, and especially following protocols that call for restraining a newborn foal in order to desensitize her, have not been shown to be effective. Give your horse a food reward when he accepts being caught. If your horse is really reluctant, you might want to offer rewards for smaller achievements, too, such as standing still as you approach and allowing you to touch his neck. Although your horse might enjoy getting his withers scratched, food rewards are more effective in training and in generating your horse's interest in humans. However, if you know your horse really appreciates a nice scratch or soothing grooming, try rewarding him with that as well. You can also try limiting his food and drink to a small corral for a week or two. Open the gate at random, unpredictable intervals, so that your horse learns to come running when he sees you. You don't want your horse to associate being caught only with work or the veterinarian. Catching your horse repeatedly only to give him a treat will help to build a more positive set of associations with the entire process Once you've put a halter and lead rope on your horse, rub him with the end of the rope and make sure he's feeling calm and happy. Then, stand at the end of the rope and start approaching him. Try different styles of approach walking, skipping, jumping and different speeds, seeing how many he'll tolerate without flinching or moving. In between, rub and soothe him again. This method is called "habituation through progressive desensitization." Basically, you're getting your horse to be less sensitive to your approach. Repeat this game for seven sessions in a row in order to build your horse's sense of trust and comfort. Increase the length of the lead rope. If it's going well, try it with no lead rope. Call them all from the pasture into a corral using a consistent signal, such as a whistle, and rewarding them for coming. Catch the most willing horse first, and give her a scratch or a treat. Then work your way through the horses until you get to the one you want.

Summary: Start taming your horse from the time she's a foal. Reward your horse. Spend time catching your horse, rewarding him, and then releasing him. Make a light-hearted game out of approaching your horse. Establish a routine around catching all of your horses.

Freewriting is a process in which you sit down and write whatever is on your mind for fifteen minutes. You can ignore grammar, punctuation, or even logic. During this time, your pen should always be moving. This process helps start you writing and overcome the mental mind blocks that prevent you from beginning. Freewriting doesn't have to be about your novel. In fact, if you are distracted, freewriting about your distractions can help clear your mind so that you can focus on your novel. You can find prompts for freewriting at http://creativewritingprompts.com/ and http://www.writersdigest.com/. There are plenty of websites, books, and forums that offer writing prompts to start the creative juices flowing. These can give you a starting place for writing your story. The first few lines or hook of a book is especially important in action novels. A strong opening will introduce the action without overwhelming the reader with too much description, dialogue, or exposition. There a few different types of effective hooks. Introduce a character. The character should be doing something important. You don't have to describe their personality or physical appearance yet. Open with dialogue. An enticing line of dialogue can be the perfect way to begin a novel. It introduces a character while making a statement about their situation. Begin with a bang. Your story might open with a catastrophic event or disaster which your hero has to solve. Don't get hung up on the opening. While it can be helpful to begin with the first sentences, if you are having difficulty with the beginning, feel free to move forward. Maybe the perfect opening will come to you later. In an action novel, this may be the most effective way to begin writing the story. In the opening lines, something should happen. There can be an explosion, a burglary, or a murder. Your character can be answering the phone, driving, or in pursuit. The action does not have to be necessarily about the main event, so long as it reveals something about the main character or conflict. You can also begin in the middle of the action. Perhaps a series of murders just occurred, and police just found the latest victim. Perhaps you open during a high speed car chase after a crime that has been committed. Regardless, you can begin in the middle of an exciting event but before the main conflict begins. Pick the ten most important scenes of your novel. These will be the backbone of your story. Your first scene should be the opening scene. The second and third scenes should mark the point of no return for your protagonist. The next several scenes should build up to the climax, around scene seven or eight, and the last scenes should wind down the action to its resolution. It may help if you map out your scenes using a scene list. A scene list can be made up of detailed descriptions of each scene that include a 1-2 sentence summary of the scene, how long the scene is going to be, and what point of view it's being written from. After you write a few major scenes, fill in the blanks between these chapters. How does the character get from Point A to Point B? Where do the characters find the weapons or tools that allow them to overcome the antagonist? How do the characters unravel the mystery at the heart of these major scenes?

Summary: Freewrite. Try a writing prompt. Write a snappy opening. Start with action. Write ten scenes. Flesh out the story.

To understand how the test is done it is important to understand how the heart works. When the heart beats, electrical conductivity takes place from the top of the heart to the bottom. This enables the heart to contract and pump blood to the rest of the body. The heart pumps blood with each heart beat and therefore electrical conductivity takes place with each heartbeat. An EKG is usually done to show any abnormalities that may be present in the heart, for example arrhythmias and abnormal heart beats. This is important, so the EKG is the first test that is done on cardiac patients to help in the diagnosis of abnormalities of the heart. The EKG helps to show the speed at which the heart is beating and identify whether it is beating slower or faster than it should. A regular heartbeat is between 60 to 100 beats per minute. When the heart beats less than 60 beats per minute, this is an abnormality called bradycardia and when the heart beats at a speed of more than 100 beats per minute, this is an abnormality called tachycardia. The EKG also helps to assess the heart rhythm, as it shows whether the heartbeats are irregular or steady. It also shows the timing and strength of the heart's electrical conductivity as the impulses pass through the heart with every heartbeat.

Summary: Familiarize yourself with how the heart works. Understand what an EKG is used for. Know what the EKG can identify.

Girls with darker skin can wear very bright colors on their eyes and look great. The best bright colors for dark skin are bright jewel tones like blue,emerald, or purple. Bright colors really pop against dark skin and give you a dramatic look. Using two complementing colors on your eye will create a fun, dramatic look. Try pairing gold and purple by applying the purple on your eyelid and layering the gold on top, closer to your eyebrow. Wearing neutral eye shadows in shades of brown or nude can highlight your eyes and still look very natural. Blending several different neutral colors can create a unique look to wear everyday. Stay away from whites or very light neutral colors. These colors can create a dry or ashy look on darker skin. Metallic, or shimmering, eye shadows look amazing on dark skin because they are such a contrast to your rich, dark skin color. Eye shadows with shimmer really gleam on darker skin making it a perfect choice for a date night. Try using metallic jewel toned eye shadows to give you a dramatic look.
Summary: Be bold with bright colors. Blend complementing colors. Try using neutral colors for a subtle look. Use metallics to add some fun.