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There's an elevator in the Brown University Biomed building (hopefully fixed by now) that I've heard called "the elevator to hell," not because of destination but because there is a bent blade in the overhead fan. The elevator is typical of older models, a box 2 meters by 2 meters by 3 meters with requisite buzzing fluorescent, making it a perfect resonator for low-frequency sounds. As soon as the doors close, you don't really hear anything different, but you can feel your ears (and body, if you're not wearing a coat) pulsing about four times per second. Even going only two floors can leave you pretty nauseated. The fan isn't particularly powerful, but the damage to one of the blades just happens to change the air flow at a rate that is matched by the dimensions of the car. This is the basis of what is called vibroacoustic syndrome—the effect of infrasonic output not on your hearing but on the various fluid-filled parts of your body.
People don't usually think of infrasound as sound at all. You can hear very low-frequency sounds at levels above 88–100 dB down to a few cycles per second, but you can't get any tonal information out of it below about 20Hz—it mostly just feels like beating pressure waves. And like any other sound, if presented at levels above 140 dB, it is going to cause pain. But the primary effects of infrasound are not on your ears but on the rest of your body.
Because infrasound can affect people's whole bodies, it has been under serious investigation by military and research organizations since the 1950s, largely the Navy and NASA, to figure out the effects of low-frequency vibration on people stuck on large, noisy ships with huge throbbing motors or on top of rockets launching into space. As with seemingly any bit of military research, it is the subject of speculation and devious rumors. Among the most infamous developers of infrasonic weapons was a Russian-born French researcher named Vladimir Gavreau. According to popular media at the time (and far too many current under-fact-checked web pages), Gavreau started to investigate reports of nausea in his lab that supposedly disappeared once a ventilator fan was disabled. He then launched into a series of experiments on the effects of infrasound on human subjects, with results (as reported in the press) ranging from subjects needing to be saved in the nick of time from an infrasonic "envelope of death" that damaged their internal organs to people having their organs "converted to jelly" by exposure to an infrasonic whistle.
By the time 166 dB is reached, people start noticing problems breathing.
Supposedly Gavreau had patented these, and they were the basis of secret government programs into infrasonic weapons. These would definitely qualify as acoustic weapons if you believe easily accessible web references. However, when I started digging deeper, I found that while Gavreau did exist and did do acoustic research, he had actually only written a few minor papers in the 1960s that describe human exposure to low-frequency (not infrasonic) sound, and none of the supposed patents existed. Subsequent and contemporary papers in infrasonic research that cite his work at all do so in the context of pointing out the problems of letting the press get hold of com- plex work. My personal theory is that the reason that his work survived even in the annals of conspiracy is that "Vladimir Gavreau" is just such a great moniker for a mad scientist that he had to be up to something.
Conspiracy theories aside, the characteristics of infrasound do lend it certain possibilities as a weapon. The low frequency of infrasonic sound and its corresponding long wavelength makes it much more capable of bending around or penetrating your body, creating an oscillating pressure system. Depending on the frequency, different parts of your body will resonate, which can have very unusual non-auditory effects. For example, one of the ones that occur at relatively safe sound levels (< 100 dB) occurs at 19Hz. If you sit in front of a very good-quality subwoofer and play a 19Hz sound (or have access to a sound programmer and get an audible sound to modulate at 19Hz), try taking off your glasses or removing your contacts. Your eyes will twitch. If you turn up the volume so you start approaching 110 dB, you may even start seeing colored lights at the periphery of your vision or ghostly gray regions in the center. This is because 19Hz is the resonant frequency of the human eyeball. The low-frequency pulsations start distorting the eyeball's shape and pushing on the retina, activating the rods and cones by pressure rather than light.* This non-auditory effect may be the basis of some supernatural folklore. In 1998, Tony Lawrence and Vic Tandy wrote a paper for the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research (not my usual fare) called "Ghosts in the Machine," in which they describe how they got to the root of stories of a "haunted" laboratory. People in the lab had described seeing "ghostly" gray shapes that disappeared when they turned to face them. Upon examining the area, it turned out that a fan was resonating the room at 18.98Hz, almost exactly the resonant frequency of the human eyeball. When the fan was turned off, so did all stories of ghostly apparitions.
You would have to use a 240 dB source to get the head to resonate destructively. At that point it would be faster to just hit the person over the head.
Almost any part of your body, based on its volume and makeup, will vibrate at specific frequencies with enough power. Human eyeballs are fluid-filled ovoids, lungs are gas-filled membranes, and the human abdomen contains a variety of liquid-, solid-, and gas-filled pockets. All of these structures have limits to how much they can stretch when subjected to force, so if you provide enough power behind a vibration, they will stretch and shrink in time with the low-frequency vibrations of the air molecules around them. Since we don't hear infrasonic frequencies very well, we are often unaware of exactly how loud the sounds are. At 130 dB, the inner ear will start undergoing direct pressure distortions unrelated to normal hearing, which can affect your ability to understand speech. At about 150 dB, people start complaining about nausea and whole body vibrations, usually in the chest and abdomen. By the time 166 dB is reached, people start noticing problems breathing, as the low-frequency pulses start impacting the lungs, reaching a critical point at about 177 dB, when infrasound from 0.5 to 8Hz can actually drive sonically induced artificial respiration at an abnormal rhythm. In addition, vibrations through a substrate such as the ground can be passed throughout your body via your skeleton, which in turn can cause your whole body to vibrate at 4–8Hz vertically and 1–2Hz side to side. The effects of this type of whole-body vibration can cause many problems, ranging from bone and joint damage with short exposure to nausea and visual damage with chronic exposure. The commonality of infrasonic vibration, especially in the realm of heavy equipment operation, has led federal and international health and safety organizations to create guidelines to limit people's exposure to this type of infrasonic stimulus.
Since different body parts all do resonate and resonance can be highly destructive, could you build a practical infrasonic weapon by targeting a specific low-frequency resonance and thus not have to carry around a heavy amplifier or lock your victim in an elevator car? For example, imagine I am a mad scientist (a total stretch, I know) who wants to build a weapon using sound to make people's heads explode. Resonance frequencies of human skulls have been calculated as part of studies looking at bone conduction for certain types of hearing aid devices. A dry (i.e., removed from the body and on a table) human skull has prominent acoustic resonances at about 9 and 12kHz, slightly lesser ones at 14 and 17kHz, and even smaller ones at 32 and 38kHz. These are convenient sounds because I won't have to lug around a really big emitter for low frequencies, and most of them are not ultrasonic, so I don't have to worry about smearing gel on the skull to get it to blow up. So how about if I just use a sonic emitter that puts out two peaks at the two highest resonance points, 9 and 12kHz, at 140 dB and wait until your head explodes? Well, it'll be a while. In fact, it's not likely to do anything other than possibly make a nice dry skull shimmy on the desk a bit, and it will do nothing to a live head other than make it turn toward you to see where that irritating sound is coming from.
I've always wanted to be able to run around blowing holes in things and chasing away supervillains.
The problem is that while your skull may vibrate maximally at those frequencies, it is surrounded by soft wet muscular and connective tissue and filled with gloppy brains and blood that do not resonate at those frequencies and thus damp out the resonant vibration like a rug placed in front of your stereo speakers. In fact, when a living human head was substituted for a dry skull in the same study, the 12kHz resonance peak was 70 dB lower, with the strongest resonance now at about 200Hz, and even that was 30 dB lower than the highest resonance of the dry skull. You would probably have to use something on the order of a 240 dB source to get the head to resonate destructively, and at that point it would be much faster to just hit the person over the head with the emitter and be done with it. So while we still cannot use infrasound to defend ourselves against dangerous severed heads and have not found the "brown sound" that would allow us to embarrass our friends, infrasound can cause potentially dangerous effects on living bodies—as long as you have a very high-powered pneumatic displacement source or operate in a very contained environment for a long time.
Sorry to be a spoilsport about sonic weapons. I've always wanted to be able to wire up a couple of speakers in my basement lab and run around blowing holes in things and chasing away supervillains, but most sonic weapons are more hype than hyper. Devices such as the LRAD exist and make effective deterrents, but even these have pronounced limitations. A handheld sonic disruptor will have to wait for some major breakthroughs in power source and transducer technologies. But the uses of sound in the future probably hold more interesting promise than the ability to destroy things.
* You can get a similar visual display, called phosphenes, by rubbing your eyes in a dark room.
Excerpted with permission from The Universal Sense: How Hearing Shapes the Mind by Seth S. Horowitz, Ph.D (Bloomsbury USA, 2012). Horowitz is a neuroscientist and former research professor at Brown University. He is the cofounder of NeuroPop, the first sound design and consulting firm to use neurosensory and psychophysical algorithms in music, sound design, and sonic branding. He is married to sound artist China Blue and lives in Warwick, RI. Buy The Universal Sense for $15 here.
They have a sonic weapon. They use LRAD (formerly known as the active denial system). Lrad is an acoustical system. It can be used like the audio spotlight (Holosonics) and is commercially available to put sound you one persons head and not the person next to him. The police hack into your "electric smart" meter using millimeter wifi radar. Directing millimeter waves at your electric meter, they can send lasers and charges of electric onto your body. There is a flashlight the diablo wireless electric taser. It is quite painful. They can pulse lasers into your home to heat you up and direct them using the millimeter wave scanners (similar to airport scanner) to see even through your clothes. There is no privacy anymore. They can use the technology to hack into your phones, computers, televisions, and any electronic you have. You are never alone. If you tell someone, they put you in a mental health facility and tag you with a radio frequency identification tag. (Darpa.mil states that these are untested applications and require informed consent.) The National Institute of Justice are performing these tests. But they talk to you like they aren't. But their own website says they are. It is so painful! Any shielding tips?
Since humans are big bags of jello with stiff bones inside, it certainly seems plausible with the correct frequency and enough power the jello part of a human might be vibrated via the bone structure to its destruction and human demise.
There are those theories that suggest the monolithic stones in Egypt were moved via sound frequency, too.
Now I've heard it all!
Seth Horowitz thinks sonic weapons don't exist.
Keels is right, LRAD has been around for years, and has been all over the media and even tested on TV shows.
So what this is saying is that an infantry or mounted troop won't likely be packing sonic weapons. BUT. I'd be surprised to find that we have no sensitive areas that aren't currently supplemented with very high powered, wide spectrum denial systems; well beyond the capability of the LRAD.
So if I read the article and the comments right, keels has been tagged and bagged, and they have the stuff out there. Also sound is very directional so as long as you can move and put yourself behind some type of object the odds of exploding are slim
Seems to me that it would probably be easier to design an audio nullsuit than an albedo suit that's good vs laser. Likewise the capability to mask a wearer in a sonic detection environment by matching frequency and waveform and passively project. One step further would be systems invasion in the same manner.
Only global warming stupidity can make heads explode. Mercifully it is absent from this article, which was at least moderately interesting. Might be some hope for the old rag yet...
I have experienced subsonic sounds in one or two of my cars, traveling down the highway, probably at a certain speed and having certain windows open to specific heights. No, you don't actually hear the sound, but I and whoever else is in the cars could feel a very low frequency vibrating.
I've not been there, but I have read that the 64' long organ pipes in the Naval Academy church in Washington, DC are only sparingly used as they are destroying the foundation of the building when played. They can produce sound down to 8 Hz.
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The reminder was made clear in a stylish way on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010 at the second annual Freedom and Fashion show held at Newsong Church in Irvine, Calif. More than 1,300 people were in attendance for the fashion show and trade booths.
Each of the designers and merchandises on display at the event were specially selected not only for their beauty but also for their small and large-scale function to do good for humanity.
The show itself was educational and entertaining with Style host and Extra correspondent Jeannie Mai emcee-ing for the night. Mai talks about her own brush with human trafficking, recounting her discovery of her own cousin selling her body in Vietnam. Mai conversed with other women working in the brothels and discovered that, "after talking with them about their hair and their clothes … I actually realized that I had two major things in common with every single woman and child I spoke with … They all have a dream to have a future … and they all wanted to be loved. Even if it comes from a wallet, they needed to be loved."
And this love was clearly seen on stage, from stellar performances by the soulful Esna Yoon and Dr. E, a professor from Ohio and survivor of sex-trafficking to the splashy designer intro videos to the jubilant models gliding down the v-shaped catwalk.
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Freedom and Fashion's life and soul, founder Bonnie Kim, had no previous with fashion or sex trafficking. She was just a concerned individual who, through prayer, found her calling in raising awareness to this near-invisible issue. Kim explains,
"I know sex sells here, but it creates a lot of pain … Sex has been totally misrepresented in today's society. Because of it I feel like it perpetuates industries like porn and industries like human trafficking. Unless we address these issues, this problem is just going to continue and get worse—women ending up being sex slaves or them feeling the need to, in order to survive, resort to prostitution or being in the trade. And that's more overseas than here, but many times girls here for the love of someone else they would just easily give themselves away … and it's not supposed to be like that."
For the future, Freedom and Fashion has been hosting smaller fashion previews and hopes to acquire a Los Angeles office space, create a division in New York City and in five years, develop an after-school program that teaches young girls the dangers of sex trafficking and how to sew. To find out how you can help, click here.
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The 15-year-old boy accused of opening fire on classmates at Perry Hall High School on the first day of classes in August has pleaded guilty to attempted murder.
Robert Gladden Jr. faced 29 charges in the shooting that seriously injured 17-year-old Daniel Borowy.
Gladden said in court Tuesday that he talked to his mother about the plea prosecutors were offering him and decided to take it. He entered that plea in Baltimore County Circuit Court Tuesday morning, WBAL-TV 11 News reporter Barry Simms said. He also pleaded guilty to using a firearm in a crime of violence.
Gladden admitted that he took a double-barrel shotgun to the school on Aug. 27 and fired the weapon into the crowded cafeteria with the intention to kill.
Gladden gave mostly one-word answers to questions from the judge about his willingness to plead guilty, keeping his head slightly bowed with his long, reddish-brown hair slightly obscuring his face. His mother and a few other supporters sobbed and wiped their eyes as the teen entered his plea.
Judge Robert Cahill Jr. accepted the plea. While prosecutors pushed for life in prison for the teen, Cahill indicated he would take that sentence and suspend all but 40 years, Simms reported.
Sentencing is set to take place next week.
Gladden had faced trial as an adult after his request to be tried in juvenile court was denied earlier this month. Both counts involved 17-year-old Daniel Borowy, who was the teen hit by Gladden's shotgun blast. Borowy, who has Down syndrome, missed more than two months of school while recuperating from his injuries.
Borowy's family was not in the courtroom. Milton Borowy, Daniel's father, said he was pleased a plea deal had been reached.
"At least the admission of guilt is finally there," he said, later adding: "It's good to know that he is going to pay for his crime. I'm glad it didn't have to go to proving guilt. I'm glad he stood up and manned up and admitted it and pled guilty. That made me feel good."
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When I recently read news headlines, as I did in your Opinions & Views, I thought how nice it is for the Lake Wylie Pilot to give their readers an opportunity to present their opinions. I cringe however, when I read an opinion that is not true or not written based on current and real facts.
Ban assault rifles. Well first, what are they? If they are the fully-automatic weapons used by our military, very few civilians have these. If they do, they are highly regulated.
The so-called assault weapons most are up in arms about, but clearly don't understand, are actually civilian "look-a-likes" fitted with the stylish accoutrements of military weapons like folding stocks and flash hiders, but not with the lethal automatic firepower of the real military weapons.
The "look-a-likes" are just that, an ugly look-a-like that is exactly the same as most of the handguns, rifles and shotguns that you now own. They fire one bullet with each single pull of the trigger.
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• From 2006 to 2010, on mass murders, shows most of those killed by a firearm were killed by a handgun.
The Justice Department's study on the effectiveness of a Federal Ban on Assault Weapons from 1994 to 2003 concluded that the ban didn't have much impact.
I could go on, but there are two issues here:
• One: Rifles of any type are clearly not the choice of most shooters against humans.
• Two: The lookalike so-called assault rifles are ugly, so they are easy to hate or not like, when someone holds one up and declares we have to ban these.
Well, the facts do not support these statements.
While I am a hunter and gun owner, I have never owned a so-called assault rifle, but I do strongly support the right of all Americans, under our Second Amendment, to own one and to do with it, as the owners of all other rifles do. They hang them on the wall to look at, they target shoot or they hunt with them, all of which are normal and legal to do with these ugly rifles.
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Mrs. Engdahl, 89, of Gillette, died Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012, at the Close to Home Hospice House in Gillette of natural causes.
She was born April 3, 1923, in Lone Tree, the daughter of Cleveland and Lucy (McManus) Evans. She attended country schools.
On Feb. 3, 1944, she married James "Dick" Engdahl. In 1945, while he was in the military, Mrs. Engdahl worked as an elevator operator in Nebraska. The couple moved to Gillette in 1946. In Gillette, Mrs. Engdahl worked as a salesperson at Lipman and Wilson stores in the 1950s and 1960s.
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The Queen's Health Systems Acquires Former Hawaii Medical Center West AssetsThe Queen's Health Systems, corporate parent of The Queen's Medical Center, has officially acquired the former Hawaii Medical Center (HMC) West campus from St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii. Both parties signed closing documents that enable Queen's to acquire and open the former HMC West campus. This is the final step in the real estate transaction. The campus will be named The Queen's Medical Center–West Oahu. Queen's plans to open the hospital in early 2014. St. Francis Healthcare System had sold its East (Liliha) and West campuses to Hawaii Medical Center in January 2007, but the new owners subsequently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization twice—the first time in August 2008, and again in June 2011—then began to completely wind down hospital operations at the Liliha and West campuses, starting with the closure of its emergency departments. The two HMC hospitals closed at the end of 2011. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Robert Faris ordered the return of the hospital assets of the former Hawaii Medical Center to St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii and its affiliates On April 25, 2012. The assets included properties and equipment at both the East (Liliha) and West campuses of the former HMC.
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Children find security in the daily routine of family life, and when this is disrupted by the long absences caused by military deployment, it can be traumatic. The purpose of Tripler Army Medical Center's SBHT (School Behavioral Health Team) Community of Practice Model is to help young children and their families cope with this and other behavioral health issues. The Queen's Medical Center has partnered with Tripler and the Hawai'i Department of Education to expand behavior health services at Wahiawa Elementary School, which currently has 572 students.
Wahiawa Elementary recently hosted a dedication ceremony of a new School-Based Behavioral Health building on its grounds; the program, which officially opened on November 1, 2011, has enrolled 27 students to date. Named "Ike Pilialoha," or "bonds of knowledge, friendship, and love," the partnership program offers a comprehensive array of interdisciplinary school-based programs and services to support the social and emotional well-being of students, families, and the community.
U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye was a special guest speaker at the dedication ceremony. The senator related that when he enlisted 69 years ago at age 18, 96% of military personnel were unmarried. "Today, 70% are married with children," he said. "That's why I'm here. This is absolutely essential. We have to realize the pain theses families have."


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"The two probes were sent purposely into the moon because they no longer had enough altitude or fuel to continue science operations," NASA said.
The agency named the site where the spacecraft crashed for Sally Ride, the first American woman astronaut in space. She died in July.
Ebb and Flow crashed on a mountain near the moon's north pole at 2:28 p.m. PT and 2:29 p.m. PT at a speed of 3,760 mph, NASA said. They were about the size of a washer and dyer.
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The standard features of the Kia Soul Base include 1.6L I-4 138hp engine, 6-speed manual transmission with overdrive, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS), side seat mounted airbags, curtain 1st and 2nd row overhead airbags, airbag occupancy sensor, air conditioning, 15" steel wheels, ABS and driveline traction control, electronic stability, and power windows.
Both engines get direct injection for 2012, adding high-end power without using any more fuel most of the time. The 2.0-liter engine makes 164 horsepower at 6500 rpm with a good 148 pound feet of torque peaking at a fairly high 4800 rpm. This is more than adequate in a 2,700-pound car and the Soul can keep up with traffic easily; many V8-powered full-size SUVs aren't demonstrably quicker. It does require a serious prod with your right foot to force a downshift for passing or merging, but does so quickly and upshifts in steps as appropriate.
The automatic's shifter has up/down manual control to the left of the D position, handy for long descents or constant elevation changes. We found nothing to suggest the six-speed manual shifter and clutch aren't at least as good as the outgoing five-speed; choosing the automatic over it would most likely be due to packaging and option limitations with the manual.
Following the 2012's debut Kia plans to offer an option on automatics of ISG. This stands for idle stop and go in which the car automatically turns the engine off at stops and restarts it when you lift your foot off the brake to prepare to move again. We sampled this in 1.6-liter Kia Rio models and found it works as advertised, the first time it functioned my driver didn't even notice. It also nets a 1 mpg increase in city EPA ratings; if you spend a lot of time sitting in traffic you may realize greater gains.
Either engine has sufficient power to have traction control reign in tire spin in exuberant driving or sharp turn starts on wet surfaces. No all-wheel drive system is offered nor is it needed. With the majority of its weight over the drive wheels and a lightweight package, a set of winter tires will get you through the neighborhood better than many heavy four-wheel drives.
The power steering is hydraulic rather than electric, and has a nice light but not vague feel. It makes the whole car feel lighter, and it responds to driver input well. Don't expect it to feel like a sports car, but then it's not intended to.
The suspension is good, compliant, okay over speed bumps, and not once did we hit anything that produced any jarring or bashing impacts. It's not sophisticated and will transmit some bumps on rough roads, but you won't find anything noticeably better for $13,000, nor will you upset your passengers. Brakes are all-disc on all models and we found them firm and solid in the wet or dry.
Lest the Soul doesn't stand out enough for you Kia offers plenty of personalization, with many accessories and ways to attach your identity to your Soul. Their goal with the Soul is to stand out in a sea of sameness, though the basic shape goes some way to that end.
Kia makes no pretenses about what the Soul is: a car. It's not a compact utility, aka cute-ute, SUV, crossover or van. The mechanical basis of the Soul is similar to a small sedan, and no all-wheel or four-wheel drive is offered.
For 2012, the styling has been freshened.
The big news for the 2012 Kia Soul, however, is under the hood. Two new engines are the same size as their predecessors but deliver more horsepower: 138 hp for the 1.6-liter (up from 122) and 164 hp for the 2.0-liter (up from 142). New transmissions help improve mileage by 1-4 mpg whether automatic or manual, to 27/35 mpg for the 1.6-liter and 26/34 mpg for the 2.0-liter.
Pricing for the Soul has increased because of the new engines and transmissions and we think the upgrades worth it. The base Soul uses the 1.6-liter engine with manual transmission; an automatic adds $1,800 because other equipment is included. The 1.6 is a viable alternative, offering the power of last year's 2.0-liter, but a Soul with the 2.0-liter manual is just $600 more than the base Soul automatic, and many buyers will find the slight mpg and cost penalties well worth it.
We found the Soul felt nimble and light, fun to drive. The lines are smooth and stylish, for a box, and the interior is notably clean and functional. Standard equipment includes six airbags, ABS, and electronic stability control to help keep you safe. The Sport model has been dropped for 2012 but this leaves no hole in the lineup.
Bold chiseled wheel arches give the Soul strength. The corners are nicely rounded, erasing the hard corners of a box. The grille is small and tidy, the Soul's mouth no bigger than needed to suck in air for the engine, and the new bumper look is called tusk in-house. The front lighting elements are new and remain stylish, even moreso on the Soul! model that includes LED running lamps and projector headlamps.
A black horizontal ding strip on the doors doesn't do much for cleanliness, but adds to the strong straight-line styling and it serves a function. The 16- and 18-inch alloy wheels are larger than often available in this size and class of car.
Big vertical taillamps climb the rear pillars and project a feeling of safety. With the wraparound look for 2012 it's easy to draw a relation between the lights and the ears of a hamster like those in Soul commercials. The liftgate and rear window are clean and smooth (and darkly cool when tinted), with an indented handle under a Kia oval logo and a stylish chrome Soul badge off to the side. All get the tusk bumper design, and the Soul! model has LED taillamps.
There is one trick option that's a hit with young drivers and drivers-to-be: the throbbing-to-the-beat rim of colored lights around the speakers in the door. It seems a little out of place when listening to talk radio, however. This light can be turned on and off and you can program the way it reacts to sound. It's amusing in traffic jams.
The front bucket seats are comfortable, good for long trips, and the interior vinyl and cloth trim is fine. There are bottle holders in the front door pockets plus cupholders in the console with its own deep compartment, a huge two-level glovebox, map nets on the front seatbacks, a trap-door compartment on the dash (that's molded so things don't slide around), and grab handles over every door. There are auxiliary audio, iPod, and USB port connections, and two 12-volt outlets.
It has a nice steering wheel, with the usual standard controls the same colors as most cell phones. The three-ring instrument panel looks clean and uses an eave so the gauges are readable in the sun. The new center stack is modest with business-like knobs and buttons, changed primarily to accommodate the revised shifter and UVO/Microsoft entertainment system that includes a rear camera. Air conditioning proved very effective.
The front seats offer plenty of room, including a full hand space over the head of six-plus-footers. In the rear seat legroom is the pinch point but it'll be fine for kids or four friends of average height.
The liftgate is light and pops up easily. The 60/40 rear seats drop flat in a heartbeat. There's an excellent compartment under the trunk floor, and below that a space-saver spare tire. Figure 19 cubic feet of space behind the seat, about four under the floor, and 53 cubic feet with the back seat folded.
The Soul ($13,900) uses a 138-horsepower 1.6-liter engine and comes with air conditioning, power windows and door locks, 15-inch steel wheels, black trim, body-color door handles and mirrors, AM/FM/XM/CD/MP3 stereo, USB and auxiliary inputs, Bluetooth with steering-wheel controls, 6-way manual drivers seat, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, 60/40 split folding rear seat, remote keyless entry, and variable intermittent wipers. The base Soul comes with a 6-speed manual transmission, but it's available with a 6-speed automatic ($15,700).
Options include alloy wheels and an ECO package that includes idle-stop-and-go start-stop system, power mirrors, alloy wheels, luggage under-floor tray, illuminated visor mirrors with extensions, and low rolling resistance tires. Accessories include illuminated sill plates, cabin lighting, auto-dimming mirror, floor mats, cargo net and rear spoiler.
The Soul+ ($16,300) uses the 2.0-liter engine and adds 16-inch alloy wheels, stereo tweeters, leather-wrapped steering wheel, Soul logo inserts on upholstery, and metal-finish trim. The 6-speed manual is standard, but it's available with the 6-speed automatic ($17,300). Options available only on automatic versions include a moonroof and fog lights ($800), 350-watt Infinity/UVO by Microsoft entertainment system with rear camera and HD radio, and an ECO package (start-stop ISG system, special tires).
The Soul! ($19,600) is 2-liter and 6-speed automatic only, and adds 18-inch alloy wheels, body-color trim, LED running lights, projector headlights, sand and black interior with houndstooth upholstery inserts, standard UVO, and so on. The primary option is a premium package ($2,500) with navigation, XM traffic, leather seat trim, heated front seats, climate control, and push-button start/Smart Key.
Safety equipment on all models includes six airbags, active front headrests, LATCH seating system, electronic stability control, antilock brakes, and a tire pressure monitor.
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DALLAS – After routing Southwest Division rival Houston en route to a 123-104 blowout in their preseason home opener, you would expect the Dallas Mavericks to be all smiles Tuesday as they reconvened for practice.
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"He's been suspended and we're gonna talk to him today a little bit later, me and [Mavericks president of basketball operations and GM Donnie Nelson] are, and hopefully we can get it resolved quickly," Carlisle said of West's absence. "It's a conduct issue and we're addressing it. … The hope is it's gonna be resolved quickly, and we're gonna talk to him today and see where we're at. That's where it is. We'll work through it."
With West currently away from the team, however, the Mavericks continued to press forward, looking to capitalize off their recent victory with another one Wednesday night against the Phoenix Suns.
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He added: "That's what this pretty much is about. It's the start of the season, let's nip it in the tail end right now before it carries a long way. D-West is a great person. I honestly didn't see what happened, but obviously Coach did what was best for the team."
With the incident behind them, Mayo and his teammates turned their attention to a Suns team that will take the court this season after two-time MVP Steve Nash's off-season exodus to the Los Angeles Lakers. And after improving to 2-1 this preseason thanks to 20 points apiece from Mayo and rookie Jae Crowder, the Mavs will again try to treat their home fans to a victory.
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