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TMS has a Firefox
extension!
Firefox browser users can now navigate the TMS
Forums from their toolbar with the TMS
extension! This extension will add a TMS button to
the top toolbar next to the "help" button.
For more info, and to download, please click
HERE. A HUGE thanks to "Ciberblade" for creating and
submitting this extension for us, and to MIKEB for
updating the extension and creating the new info page!
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TMS Calendars
2009 Calendars are now on sale in the TMS
Store. All photos were taken by TMS members and
voted upon by TMS members, making these calendars very
special and unique!
Click Here
to Visit The Mane
Street Online Store!
Browse through the
store to see apparel, knicknacks, gift items, totes and
more all with The Mane Street's logo.
Many Various
DISCIPLINE LOGOS
are now available in
The Mane Street
Store!
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Welcome To The Mane Street
The Mane Street, owned and operated out of
Virginia, is one of North America's fastest growing online
equine communities. We are a site which does not cater to
one particular breed or discipline. We are dedicated to
bringing together people who love horses from all walks of
life, from all over the world, in order to promote learning
and understanding of these wonderful animals. The Mane
Street does this by encouraging global, congenial
and supportive discussions about varying disciplines and
customs. Our forums are moderated by friendly, caring
people, who are themselves knowledgeable equestrians.
Our goal is to create a comfortable
atmosphere conducive to sharing and learning, particularly
for non-competitive horse owners who own horses purely for
the love of the horse, though our site encompasses all aspects of
owning, breeding, competing and simply loving horses.
Our members who do compete, breed, teach or train regularly
are always willing to share their tips. It's this friendly,
caring and supportive sharing that sets The Mane Street
apart.
The Mane Street also has an extensive library
of articles on a variety of topics, business listings and a
Stallion Directory. In addition to this, we
offer contests, fun, camaraderie and friendship.
For More Information, Please Read Our
FAQ
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Spring Photo
Spring is for
Babies!
Mare "Bea"
and colt "Max" owned by Margaret Henderson of Swoope, VA
Photo by
LauraM
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*No Writings Entry for Spring*
If you would like to submit a
short descriptive text or a poem for the next season to be
displayed here, please email it to:
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Enter the Four Seasons Contest
Enter the TMS "Four Seasons Photo and
Poem" contest! One winning photo and one winning short text
or poem will be featured on the TMS
Homepage for each season of the year.
If you have a seasonal picture or poem that you
would like to enter, start a New Topic in the Contest Forum
during the entry phase of the contest and post it. One entry
per category per member. Members must have at least 10 posts
to submit and entry, and must have 10 posts to vote for an
entry. Only one entry per category per person.
Pictures can be photos or drawings or paintings, but must be
created by you. Poems can be of any type, but
must also have been created by you. For more
information, go to the TMS Contest Forum or e-mail:
laura@themanestreet.com
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ADVERTISE ON THE MANE STREET!
Hurry and get your ad put up now and enjoy the
benefits of advertising on
The Mane Street for the next
year.
*New
Updated Statistics--December 2008*
The Mane Street averages
22,075
unique viewers per week with an average of
11,632
being "absolute unique viewers." Once a viewer comes to The Mane Street, they
tend to stay, showing an average
of about 11 pages viewed per unique user. In all, our site averages
241,712
page views
per week,
Our reasonable prices
makes advertising with The Mane Street a truly great deal!
PLUS, purchasing ad space on TMS comes with the
unlimited
use of the Business and Paid Classifieds in our huge,
busy forums to announce business specials or for personal
use!
For more information on available ad space and options,
please click on the "Business
Advertising" button at the top of the page under the
banner or email:
laura@themanestreet.com
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We are stewards of God's creation, and we
are responsible and accountable for our stewardship of what
He has entrusted to our watchcare" (The Earth Is the
Lord's, pp.29-30)
--Morris H. Chapman, president and
chief executive officer of the Southern Baptist Convention
Executive Committee.
"Being told to have dominion over the
earth does not mean we are to be the lords of the earth; we
have only one Lord. It does not mean we are to go about the
earth pillaging and torching the earth ...... To have
dominion literally means to bring the earth under control
for the sake of all of us, including the animal kingdom. It
means not to conquer the earth but to care for and to
cultivate the earth." (The Earth Is the Lord's,
p.154)
--Jack N. Graham, pastor of
Prestonwood Baptist Church, Plano, Texas, and former
President of the Southern Baptist Convention (2002-2004)
In the book of Genesis, for instance, it
is written that humans alone are created in God's image, and
that we are to have "dominion" over all other beings (Gen.
1:26). But "dominion" does not mean that humans are given
license to do as we please. Instead, we are to act as wise
stewards, caring for the creation on behalf of all beings
(Gen. 2:15). In the end, "the Earth is the Lord's and all
that is in it" (Ps. 24:1), and Southern Baptists believe
that those who have been saved, in particular, will be
called to account by God for our treatment of His creation
and the other beings He has created.
-- from Rev. Billy Graham's message
on "The New Birth," The Hour of Decision radio broadcast,
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