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- Equestrian Style
- Contents
- Introduction
- Part I: In the Field
- The Sport of Queens
- Champagne and Chukkers
- Scarlet If Convenient
- Well Read
- Trick or Treat
- The Wolfs and Their Horses
- Part II: On the Farm
- Wild Whinny Farm
- Well Built
- A Stitch in Time
- Well Worn
- All in the Family
- Big Man on Campus
- Part III: At the Track
- Stubbs and Weber
- Shining Brightly
- Equine Artists
- From Tweed to Tulle
- Silks and Satins
- Starbucks
- Part IV: In the Ring
- Clotheshorse
- Pas de Deux
- ‘N Everglades
- Ladies’ Night
- Haven for Little Girls
- Part V: On the Move
- The Horse in Snowden’s Room
- Concours d’Élégance
- Frequent Flyers
- Members Only
- An Entertaining Production
- Part VI: Down the Road
- Up the Street
- On the Road
- Off the Street
- Out the Pike
- Down the Road
- Further Reading
- Resources
- Photograph Credits
- Index

]]><![CDATA[Living Like Ed]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Living Like Edhttp://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/randomhouse/livinglikeed/index.phpFri, 30 Nov 2007 13:24:09 -0500http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/randomhouse/livinglikeed/index.php
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- Living Like Ed
- Forward
- Introduction
- Home
- Transportation
- Recycling
- Energy
- In the Garden and Kitchen
- Clothing and Hair and Skin Care
- Workbook
- Acknowledgments

]]><![CDATA[Andy Roddick Beat Me with a Frying Pan]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Andy Roddick Beat Me with a Frying Panhttp://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/randomhouse/andyroddick/index.phpTue, 19 Jun 2007 16:50:07 -0400http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/randomhouse/andyroddick/index.php
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- Cover
- Question 1: Could a morbidly obese goalie shut out an NHL team?
- Question 2: Could an Olympic swimmer doggie-paddle and still beat a regular guy?
- Question 3: How many tough men could Mike Tyson defeat in one night?
- Question 4: Would a major league batting champion dominate in Wiffle ball?
- Question 5: How easy is it for pro athletes to get laid? And how easy is it for a groupie to bag a pro athlete?
- Question 6: What kind of handicap would it take to beat an Olympic sprinter?
- Question 7: Would sumo wrestlers make great NFL linemen?
- Question 8: Are dart professionals great beer pong players?
- Question 9: Can basketball players really “make change” off the top of the backboard?
- Question 10: How would a psychic do in a Rock, Paper, Scissors tournament?
- Question 11: Are there pro athletes who have to pinch pennies?
- Question 12: Can fans hit as well as pitchers?
- Question 13: Do pro athletes really play high?
- Question 14: How big is the gap between male and female athletes?
- Question 15: Are there great players who never got a shot at the pros?
- Question 16: How would a pro bowler do at skee-ball?
- Question 17: How many Tampa Bay Devil Rays can the average major leaguer name?
- Question 18: How good are pro golfers at miniature golf?
- Question 19: Could any celebrities play in the pros?
- Question 20: Playing one-handed, could a pro billiards player beat an amateur?
- Question 21: Are those guys really athletes?
- Question 22: Do athletes think about their statistics while they’re playing (or, Can I trust these guys to put my fantasy team above their real team)?
- Question 23: Can I do that? If I practiced, couldn’t I be as good as the pros?
- Question 24: Does a six-fingered pitcher have an unfair advantage?
- Question 25: How easy is the transition from soccer player to NFL kicker?
- Question 26: What would happen if the NBA raised the basket to 12 feet?
- Question 27: Is it as easy to cheat at poker as they made it look in Rounders?
- Question 28: Could someone who’s never played basketball beat an NBA player in a free-throw contest?
- Question 29: How long before NASCAR drivers are replaced by AI (Artificial Intelligence, not Allen Iverson)?
- Question 30: Could Andy Roddick beat an average tennis player with a frying pan?
- Question 31: Would a team of midgets be the greatest offense in baseball history?

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