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Turtle Beach's next headset -- the Ear Force PX5 -- stands in sharp contrast to their past headsets. The most striking element is that it actually feels like a good headset now. Previous Turtle Beach headsets were clunky and felt a little too plastic-y. The new model is a lot lighter, feels great, is easy on the eyes, and is a kind of headset I wouldn't mind wearing in a public setting -- as opposed to the old models.
Visual improvements aren't the only change, of course. Turtle Beach reworked the insides of the headset and the wireless transmitter by taking what people really liked and disliked about the X41 headsets, and improved upon it all.
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In case there remained a sliver of doubt in your mind that the purported "PlayStation Phone" actually exists, a two-minute video showing off the phone has appeared on YouTube. (No, your speakers aren't broken; the video has no sound.) The person handling the device slides it open to reveal the D-pad and PlayStation face buttons, along with that weird oval area between them (supposedly a touchpad).
Reportedly code-named the "Zeus Z1," the device in the video is shown to be running the next incremental update to Google's Android operating system, v2.3 ("Gingerbread"). All kinds of currently-available Google applications -- including Maps and YouTube -- are installed on the phone, along with an app simply named "PlayStation." (Sadly, the person doesn't actually click on the icon.) We also get a look at the phone's profile, and it doesn't exactly look like the most svelte device in the world.
Then again, assuming it's an Android-based Sony Ericsson phone that also plays PSP games (and, presumably, Android games to boot), you probably weren't expecting something as thin as a credit card. Here's hoping Sony actually confirms the existence of the "PSPhone" by the time my Droid's two-year contract expires next November.
PlayStation Phone 'Zeus Z1' caught on video again, this time you can actually see it [Engadget]
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To enter this contest, simply tell us in the comments below what you typically use your phone for the most. Texting, browsing the Internet, pretend like you're talking to someone so it seems like you didn't hear the bum ask for change or actually make phone calls. Whatever it is you do the most, just tell us below.
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Microsoft has revealed what they're doing with Xbox Live and Windows Phone 7 and it doesn't look like they're going to be half-assing things here. As the general manager of mobile gaming for MGS, Matt Booty, put it, "Windows Phone 7 is the launch of a major gaming platform for Microsoft."
It's easy to see Microsoft means business as the line-up is pretty huge. 60 games will be available when Windows Phone 7 is launched this Christmas, all listed below. More games are planned to be part of the launch portfolio and we can expect new titles every week after the new OS launches.
The games are a mix of stuff you've seen on the Apple and Android platforms, but there will be first-party developed exclusive titles as well, such as Halo: Waypoint and Crackdown 2.
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Hilda Solis on Crime
Democratic Representative (CA-32)
Proponents support voting YES because:
Rep. CONYERS: Some 650,000 men and women are leaving the Federal and State prisons each year. While the vast majority of the prisoners are committed to abiding by the law and becoming productive members of society, they often encounter the same pressures & temptations that they faced before prison. More than two-thirds of them are arrested for new crimes within 3 years of their release. This exacts a terrible cost in financial terms as well as in human terms. The Second Chance Act will help provide these men and women with the training, counseling and other support needed to help them obtain & hold steady jobs; to kick their drug and alcohol habits; rebuild their families; and deal with the many other challenges that they face in their efforts to successfully rejoin society.
Opponents recommend voting NO because:
Rep. GOHMERT: The programs that are sought to be renewed are ones we don't have information on how successful they were. I can tell you from my days as a judge, there was some anecdotal evidence that it looked like faith-based programs did a better job of dramatically reducing recidivism. In addition:
Title: To provide Federal assistance to States and local jurisdictions to prosecute hate crimes.
Summary: Provide technical, forensic, prosecutorial, or other assistance in the criminal investigation or prosecution of any violent crime that is motivated by prejudice based on the race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, or disability of the victim or is a violation of hate crime laws.
Title: To reduce the risk that innocent persons may be executed.
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How much time was required for an employee to secure his job at GM?
(a) Six months.
(b) Thirty days.
(c) Ninety days.
(d) Seven days.
2. How old was Hamper the first time he went to a car factory?
(a) Four.
(b) Eight.
(c) Eighteen.
(d) Seven.
3. What was Hamper's first impression of the crew of men he was called in with the first day?
(a) They were lazy men.
(b) They were sluggish, unskilled men.
(c) They were thrilled to be there for a job.
(d) They were high school drop-outs.
4. What was the job Hamper first wanted to have?
(a) Factory worker.
(b) Construction worker.
(c) Ambulance driver.
(d) Airline pilot.
5. At the beginning of Chapter Four, when Hamper and Bob-A-Lou went to the "State of the Factory" address, what were they given?
(a) Jelly doughnuts.
(b) Certificates of appreciation.
(c) Chips and beer.
(d) Pretzels and cold soda.
6. What was the routine when Joanie visited Hamper's house?
(a) They would feed his siblings and do homework.
(b) They would ignore his siblings and make love in the living room.
(c) They would feed his siblings and drop acid.
(d) They would feed his siblings and make love in the living room.
7. How much sleep did Dale typically get in a night?
(a) Six hours.
(b) Eight hours.
(c) Four hours.
(d) Three hours.
8. Why did Hamper like spending time at Joanie's house?
(a) Her siblings were well-behaved.
(b) Her mother cooked great food.
(c) She had no siblings.
(d) Her father was friendly and fair.
9. According to Hamper, why did the nuns not care that he was a poor student?
(a) Their favorites were the obviously talented kids.
(b) They cared less about the children of factory workers.
(c) They knew the school would produce many underachievers in exchange for a couple brilliant students.
(d) They were too old to care about much.
10. What happened when Hamper was called in to see the guidance counselor at school?
(a) The counselor could not find a suitable job for him.
(b) The counselor could only recommend blue-collar jobs.
(c) Hamper was too stoned to go.
(d) Hamper hated all the job choices that the counselor presented.
11. What music did Hamper and his coworkers listen to at work?
(a) Classic rock.
(b) Country.
(c) Top 40's.
(d) Oldies.
12. Why did Hamper make the honor roll his sophomore year of high school?
(a) He had plenty of time to study while babysitting his younger siblings.
(b) He decided he never wanted to work in a factory.
(c) He was still motivated from his freshman year.
(d) His father was intimidating him into getting good grades.
13. What did Roy eventually do to his pet mouse?
(a) Incinerated it with the welder's torch.
(b) Stepped on it.
(c) Trapped it in the wheel well he was constructing.
(d) Set it free from the cardboard box.
14. What year did Hamper begin working at GM?
(a) 1970.
(b) 1977.
(c) 1980.
(d) 1975.
15. Why did Hamper's dad yell at him for his bad grades?
(a) Education was important to him.
(b) He wanted his son to avoid the life of a factory worker.
(c) He cared about achieving more and looking better than the neighbors.
(d) He wanted his wife to be proud of all their kids.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many siblings did Joanie have?
2. As Hamper began high school, what was his only plan for his life?
3. Inside the auto factory, why was the Cab Shop nicknamed the Jungle?
4. What two classes did Hamper pass in junior high?
5. According to Hamper, what percentage of Flint was linked to the auto factories?
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My last column had some wishful thinking for the New Year, hoping for tax reform, financial sector reform and changes in how India pursues its global strategy on the ground. These were modest wishes. But perhaps the paramount concern should be what is good for those at the centre of it all: India�s people. In 1955, economist Milton Friedman offered these remarks in a memorandum to India�s Ministry of Finance, �In any economy, the major source of productive power is not machinery, equipment, buildings and other physical capital; it is the productive capacity of the human beings who compose the society.� The implication that �investing in people� is crucial for economic development has continued to rise in importance in policy thinking.
India�s version of this approach has included national missions for education and health, and now a major push to increase the availability of foodgrains. Like many policy initiatives, targeting and implementation have left much to be desired. But the overall goal of investing in people makes sense, and policy corrections can be made. Mothers and infants are getting somewhat better care, but need even more focused attention. More children are coming to school, and being fed there, but they are not learning enough. Many people in India need more calories (see Heather Schofield�s recent study of rickshaw pullers in Chennai), and may get them with the �right to food,� if distribution mechanisms can be made to work.
What else needs to be done? The next step beyond basic health, nutrition and education is that of skilling India�s burgeoning population of young adults. This challenge has not received the same attention as more basic needs, but it will rapidly grow in political and social salience. Of course there is a National Skill Development Policy (NSDP), in place since 2009. There was a target set of skill-building of 500 million Indians by 2022. However, it seems that so far only bureaucratic and regulatory bodies have been created. Part of the problem is that building skills is a very heterogeneous goal: it can include everyone from managers to carpenters, plumbers and technicians. Some skills are very specialised, like nursing. Others are more generic. The National Vocational Education Qualification Framework (NVEQF) takes a stab at defining learning standards, but it is short on detail, does not have the right structure, and lacks any specification of learning outcomes. Remember that this failure to focus on and


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RIM Puts On Good Show, Buys Time
NEW YORK, ( TheStreet) -- Research In Motion (RIMM) teases and pleases with touch-screen demonstration and more promises of new phones.
After a dismal introduction of two retooled phones to open its annual wireless enterprise summit in Orlando, Fla., Monday, RIM executives fired up the crowd with a preview of a long-awaited update of its operating system.
A BlackBerry video presentation of the new software showed a touch-screen-controlled run-through of the usual gems like media player, onscreen Qwerty keyboard, Web browsing and social network feeds like Facebook. The BlackBerry maker nailed the demo, though the product won't be available until sometime in the third quarter.
In addition to the upcoming RIM OS 6 software, company executives hinted that new BlackBerries were coming this fall.OK, forget the BlackBerry spring surprise, it looks like that may be postponed until fall. Crushed? Hardly, the BlackBerry has already been bruised for software neglect. It's the upgrade that matters now. While far from concrete, the pitch was enough to keep analysts optimistic. It was a leap ahead to regain cool, according to one shop. The boost in analyst confidence and a 3% gain by the stock over the past two days underscores RIM's relatively solid hold on the smartphone market. This niche has been durable despite RIM's aging operating system, and its failure to deliver a winning touch-screen phone, to answer the Apple (AAPL) iPhone. RIM's resilience has a lot to do with its indispensible role as mobile email device for hard-charging professionals. It also speaks to the spread of the BlackBerry beyond business users to consumers who embrace the messaging service. This underlying strength of the BlackBerry email application coupled with a Web-friendly operating system gives RIM a decent position in the smartphone race, say fans. "We believe RIM has an opportunity to gain share in Europe, Latin America and Asia Pacific," Morgan Stanley analyst Ehud Gelblum wrote in a research note Tuesday. Pointing to the small proportion of smartphones in big international markets, and RIM's small slice of the business there, Gelblum says: "RIM has barely scratched the surface." With the already competitive market set to greet new phones like Verizon's Incredible, Nokia's N8 and a new iPhone, RIM's enviable cushion won't remain comfortable. --Written by Scott Moritz in New York.
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'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn' Wedding Secrets Revealed!
As if we weren't already excited for Breaking Dawn, Stephenie Meyer just got us way more pumped up! In a new interview with USA Today, the Twilight author gives tons of scoop on what's to come in the final installments.
Know what's not surprising? The fact that Kristen Stewart appears to be giving it her all.
"[Kristen]'s created a new character. I was really impressed," Meyer spills. "I've only really seen her as (the human) Bella, so to have her step up and change it in the right way — she didn't have to talk to me. She knew. She knows the character so well now. She has really good instincts, and she looks amazing."
As for the wedding we're all waiting for?
No, not Robert Pattinson and Kristen's wedding, but Edward and Bella's. Stephenie says the wedding dress won't disappoint.
"It's such an interesting mix. It has a vintage feel, but at the same time, there's an edge to it," explains Stephenie. "It's really beautiful. And then on Kristen — oh, she looks amazing in clothes —and in that dress she's so lithe and unbelievable."
So fabulous to hear! We love Kristen in anything and have no doubt she will be stunning in the wedding scene and beyond. Stephenie Meyer also spilled on how R.Pattz isnt' like his beloved character:
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Barack Obama has rejected suggestions that the war in Afghanistan is becoming a repeat of the conflict in Vietnam more than three decades ago.
In his speech on Tuesday at the West Point military academy, the US president said any comparison between the two wars was based on "a false reading of history".
The speech was intended to redefine US goals in Afghanistan, bolster public support for US involvement, and set out a plan leading for eventual withdrawal of American troops.
The spectre of "another Vietnam" has long hung over the eight-year-old Afghan war, with critics saying an increase in troops simply places the US at risk of being sucked into repeat of a Vietnam-style "quagmire".
That war, which began in the early 1960s and ended with the fall of South Vietnam in 1975, saw ever larger numbers of US forces deployed and doomed the presidency of Lyndon Johnson.
The conflict was the deadliest for US forces since the Second World War, killing more than 58,000 US troops, at least 60 times more than have so far died in Afghanistan.
But despite those differences, the American humiliation in Vietnam carries a bitter political legacy and has frequently been used by critics of US involvement in Afghanistan who say the war is unwinnable.
Critics of the Afghan war have pointed to what they say are other similarities.
As with Vietnam the US is undoubtedly the superior military force and wins every fight it gets into, but ultimately makes little progress in winning the war.
In addition, critics argue that like Vietnam the US presence in Afghanistan is propping up a corrupt and ineffectual government that lacks popular support.
Presidential elections in Afghanistan earlier this year, which eventually saw Hamid Karzai returned to power, were beset by widespread fraud and allegation.
But in his West Point speech on Tuesday Obama hit back at those calling for the US to cut its losses and pull out of Afghanistan.
Unlike in Vietnam, he said, the US has been joined by a coalition of 43 nations in Afghanistan and was not facing a broad-based popular insurgency.
But he said the most important difference with Vietnam was that "the American people were viciously attacked from Afghanistan" adding that they remain "a target for those same extremists who are plotting along its border".
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Humanitarian Disarmament in Angola
Angola is a State Party to the MBT and a signatory to the CCM. MBT Article 5 clearance deadline: 1 January 2018
More than three decades of internal conflicts have left Angola with one of the world's most serious landmine/UXO problems. Eight heavily mined provinces cover nearly 50% of the country in a band from the northwest border with the Congo to the southeast border with Namibia. These mines were planted by combatants to destroy or deny access to Angola's infrastructure. Mines are concentrated around roads, railways, bridges, and public facilities such as schools, churches, water supply points, and health care facilities. These mines hinder humanitarian aid programs, economic reconstruction, and the resettlement of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP).
NPA has been operating in Angola since 1989 delivering emergency aid during the war and from 2002 concentrating its efforts on building a stronger civil society. NPA Humanitarian Disarmament Programme Angola started in 1995 and has since been one of the most important international demining agencies in Angola. NPA Mine Action's long history and dedicated work has given NPA a credibility that makes it possible for us to reach ambitious goals in cooperation with our partners and together with Angolan authorities at different levels.
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After more than 15 years in Angola, NPA is still clearing school yards, mine affected communities, agricultural areas and providing local communities access to clean water.
Currently, NPA's main focus is less on large scale full clearance, and more on the development of methodologies for Land Release to release impacted land via Non-Technical Survey and Technical Survey utilizing its remaining mechanical and manual demining capacities in a more focused, effective, and cost-efficient manner. Additionally, NPA supports national authorities on land release policy, survey, and capacity building training in these areas.
The NPA Humanitarian Disarmament Programme Angola is used as a distribution platform for awareness about cross-cutting issues like HIV/AIDS prevention, gender equality to support women's equal rights and protection of the environment.
Personnel: 126 local employees, two international staff. The programme consisting of two manual demining teams, mechanical team with two Mini MineWolf machines (flail & tiller), Casspir vehicles, one Combined Survey/Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams, logistics personnel, medics and communication as well as administrative staff.
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NPA signs agreement with the EU on Mine Action in Angola20.10.14
On the 22nd of July 2014, NPA signed an agreement with the European Union for EUR 1,107,600.00 over the next 21 months to conduct clearance of mines and ERW in Zaire province.
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The 13th Meeting of States Parties to the Mine Ban Treaty opened today in Geneva amid controversy over allegations of recent use of antipersonnel mines by Yemen.
11,420 Children Killed in Syrian Conflict – new report reveals
A report released by Oxford Research Group on Nov. 24, reveals that over 11,400 children have been killed as a direct result of the conflict in Syria since it began in March 2011. The chilling statistics compiled show how boys and girls from all ages, from 17 years old to infants, have been killed, including from bombing, shelling, direct sniper attacks, cross-fire, gassing, summary execution, and torture.
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Senate passes Internet sales tax measureBy STEPHEN OHLEMACHER
THE Associated Press | May 07,2013AP PHOTO
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, left, and Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., right, leave the Senate floor after voting on legislation to collect sales tax on Internet purchases.WASHINGTON The Senate aimed to help traditional retailers and financially strapped state and local governments Monday by passing a bill that would widely subject online shopping for many a largely tax-free frontier to state sales taxes.
The Senate passed the bill by a vote of 69 to 27, getting support from Republicans and Democrats alike. But opposition from some conservatives who view it as a tax increase will make it a tougher sell in the House. President Barack Obama has conveyed his support for the measure.
Under current law, states can only require retailers to collect sales taxes if the store has a physical presence in the state.
That means big retailers with stores all over the country like Wal-Mart, Best Buy and Target collect sales taxes when they sell goods over the Internet. But online retailers like eBay and Amazon dont have to collect sales taxes, except in states where they have offices or distribution centers.
As a result, many online sales are tax-free, giving Internet retailers an advantage over brick-and-mortar stores.
We ought to have a structure in place in the states that treats all retail the same, said Matthew Shay, president and CEO of the National Retail Federation. Small retailers are collecting (sales tax) on the first dollar of any sale they make, and its only fair that other retailers who are selling to those same customers the same product have those same obligations.
The bill would empower states to require businesses to collect taxes for products they sell on the Internet, in catalogs and through radio and TV ads. Under the legislation, the sales taxes would be sent to the state where the shopper lives.
Supporters say the current tax disparity is turning some traditional stores into showrooms, where shoppers pick out items they like, then buy them on the Internet to avoid sales taxes.
Its about the way commerce has changed in America, said Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill. Bookstores, stores that sell running shoes, bicycles and appliances are at a distinct disadvantage. Theyve become showrooms.
Internet giant eBay is leading the fight against the bill, along with lawmakers from states with no sales tax and several prominent anti-tax groups. The bills opponents say it would put an expensive obligation on small businesses because they are not as equipped as national merchandisers to collect and remit sales taxes at the multitude of state rates.
Giant retailers have a requirement to collect sales taxes nationwide because they have physical presence nationwide, eBay president John Donahoe wrote in an online column over the weekend. Likewise, today small retail stores and online retailers collect sales taxes for the one state where they are located. Thats a fair requirement.
If the bill passes, small online businesses would have the same tax compliance obligations and face the same enforcement risks as giant retailers, despite the fact that they are usually located in just one state.
Businesses with less than $1 million in online sales would be exempt. EBay wants to exempt businesses with up to $10 million in sales or fewer than 50 employees.
Some states have sales taxes as high as 7 percent, plus city and county taxes that can push the combined rate even higher. For example, the combined state and local sales tax is 9 percent in Los Angeles and 9.25 percent in Chicago. In New York City, its 8.5 percent and in Richmond, Va., 5 percent. In many states, shoppers are already required to pay unpaid sales tax when they file their state income tax returns. However, states complain that few taxpayers comply.
Many governors Republicans and Democrats have been lobbying the federal government for years for the authority to collect sales taxes from online sales.
The issue is getting bigger for states as more people make purchases online. Last year, Internet sales in the U.S. totaled $226 billion, up nearly 16 percent from the previous year, according to government estimates.
States lost a total of $23 billion last year because they couldnt collect taxes on out-of-state sales, according to a study done for the National Conference of State Legislatures, which has lobbied for the bill. About half of that was lost from Internet sales; half from purchases made through catalogs, mail orders and telephone orders, the study said.
Supporters say the bill makes it relatively easy for Internet retailers to comply. States must provide free computer software to help retailers calculate sales taxes, based on where shoppers live. States must also establish a single entity to receive Internet sales tax revenue, so retailers dont have to send it to individual counties or cities.
Opponents worry the bill would give states too much power to reach across state lines to enforce their tax laws. States could audit out-of-state businesses, impose liens on their property and, ultimately, sue them in state court.
In the Senate, lawmakers from three states without sales taxes are leading the opposition: Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. They argue that businesses based in their states should not have to collect taxes for other states.
Delaware also has sales tax, though Delawares two senators support the bill.
Grover Norquist, an anti-tax advocate, and the conservative Heritage Foundation oppose the bill, and many Republicans have been wary of crossing them.
Even so, the issue has a bipartisan flavor. The main sponsor, Sen. Mike Enzi, is a conservative Republican from Wyoming. He has worked closely with Durbin, a liberal Democrat.
In the House, Republican Speaker John Boehner has not commented publicly about the bill, giving supporters hope that he could be won over.
Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, which would have jurisdiction over the bill, has cited problems with the legislation but not rejected it outright.
While it attempts to make tax collection simpler, it still has a long way to go, Goodlatte said in a statement. Without more uniformity in the bill, he said, businesses would still be forced to wade through potentially hundreds of tax rates and a host of different tax codes and definitions.
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Broca's Brain by Carl Sagan (Repost)
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Carl Sagan, writer and scientist, returns from the frontier to tell us about how the world works. In his delightfully down-to-earth style, he explores and explains a mind-boggling future of intelligent robots, extraterrestrial life and its consquences, and other provocative, fascinating quandries of the future that we want to see today.
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8 ways to regain control
For nearly 15 years, Dana Littleton ate chocolate practically all day long. "I used to drown myself in it," says the 34-year-old stay-at-home mom from Guntersville, AL. "I just couldn't get through my day without chocolate. I'd be positively frenzied if I didn't have it and feel calm and at ease when I did."
Littleton recalls a day a few years ago when she was home with her two girls, and her food addiction. It was a punishing 20°F when she realized that she was out of Snickers, a favorite treat. So she bundled up 3-year-old Georgia and 4-month-old Caroline, put them in the car, and drove to the gas station. "I actually dragged a small baby out in the cold," Littleton says. "Anyone who knows me would say that it's out of character for me to do that—it was a sign that I was out of control. I wasn't even out of the parking lot before I had inhaled two candy bars."
Her habit had consequences, says Littleton, who started numbing herself with food after the death of her father at a young age. Her need for sweets helped drive her weight to 250 pounds; her back and knees hurt, and she had chest pains. "People tell me that at least I've never had an addiction like alcohol or drugs—something serious," she says. "But I tell them my addiction was serious."
Addiction—to food?
It seems that everywhere you turn—dinner parties, your best friend's kitchen, bookstores, even talk shows—someone is confessing to having a food addiction. For years, experts scoffed at the notion that you could be hooked on chocolate or chips. Some still do. But recently, high-tech medical scans have revealed surprising similarities in the brain chemistry of drug addicts and chronic overeaters—resemblances that have caught the attention of the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
"We're involved in studies of brain changes associated with obesity," says Nora D. Volkow, MD, director of NIDA, whose 2001 study pioneered some of the food-addiction research. "We're doing it because many compounds that inhibit compulsive eating may also inhibit compulsive drug intake. The neurocircuitry overlaps."
The behavior of compulsive eaters also lends credence to the idea of food addiction—the cravings and preoccupation with food, the guilt, the way these overeaters use food to relieve bad feelings, and the fact that binges are frequently conducted at night or in secret. Now some addiction and obesity experts have started to use the "A" word in connection with food and even to speculate that it may be partly responsible for America's rising obesity rate.
"Food might be the substance in a substance-abuse disorder that we see today as obesity," says Mark Gold, MD, chief of addiction medicine at the University of Florida College of Medicine. "If you ask some of the questions that are used to diagnose drug abuse—for instance, 'Do you continue to use the substance despite its negative effects?' or 'Do you have a preference for more refined substances?'—and then replace substance with food, it's not all that difficult to imagine that food addictions exist."
No one—Gold included—is suggesting that an food addiction could be as strong as the one that drives people addicted to cocaine or heroin. Still, the research into the connection between overeating and addiction isn't just academic. It may finally put to rest the idea that anyone who eats excessively simply suffers from a lack of self-discipline. More important, the emerging evidence points to some very concrete steps anyone can take to eat in a saner, healthier way.


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Lethbridge Lodge Hotel
Lethbridge Lodge Hotel in Lethbridge
Lethbridge Lodge Hotel
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.3/10
320 Scenic Drive
Lethbridge, AB T1J 4B4
Welcome to the Lethbridge Lodge Hotel
Free Wi-Fi, multiple dining options, a 24-hour fitness center and a convenient location in downtown Lethbridge are all features enjoyed by guests of the non-smoking Lethbridge Lodge Hotel.
Hotel Features
The non-smoking, four-story Lethbridge Lodge Hotel has 190 rooms with free Wi-Fi and views of the coulees, Lethbridge's high-level bridge or the hotel's tropical courtyard with an indoor pool and hot tub. The fitness center is open around the clock. Hotel dining options include a casual restaurant serving three meals daily with breakfast buffet served from 6:30AM-10AM; a sport for Sunday brunch spot and piano music; and the Cotton Blossom Lounge, which serves drinks and light fare. A night club offers dancing and pool. Parking is complimentary. Pets are allowed for a fee.
Hotel Location
This hotel is located in downtown Lethbridge, adjacent to Indian Battle Park and Helen Schuler Nature Preserve. Park Place Shopping Center and the Galt Museum are each about a five-minute walk away, and Bridge Valley Golf Course is two miles away. The University of Lethbridge is two miles from the hotel, and Calgary International Airport is 144 miles north.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests think the Lethbridge Lodge is a "pleasant, family-friendly hotel" with "comfortable rooms" and a "good location."
Lethbridge Lodge Hotel Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour security
- Accessible room
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- ATM/Cash machine
- Banquet facilities
- Breakfast served in restaurant
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Cable television
- Catering services
- CNN available
- Cocktail lounge
- Coffee shop
- Color television
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper delivered to room
- Concierge desk
- Concierge floor
- Continental breakfast
- Dinner served in restaurant
- Direct dial telephone
- Dry cleaning
- Exercise gym
- Family plan
- Fire safety compliant
- Fitness center on-site
- Free airport shuttle
- Free credit card access calls
- Free local calls
- Free parking
- Free toll free calls
- Front desk
- Full american breakfast
- Full business center
- Full service housekeeping
- Gift/News stand
- Golf
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- High speed internet access fee
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Indoor pool
- Indoor/outdoor connecting pool
- Interior corridors
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Jacuzzi
- Late check-out available
- Laundry/Valet service
- Lobby coffee service
- Lounges/bars
- Lunch served in restaurant
- Nightclub
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Parking
- Parking lot
- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
- Pool
- Private bath or shower
- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Room service - limited hours
- Room service - limited menu
- Safe deposit box
- Secured parking
- Security
- Spa
- Storage space
- Telephone
- Valet cleaning
- Wakeup service
- Welcome drink
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
Hotel Information
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card are required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Lethbridge Lodge HotelOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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October 29, 2013
The morning meal in the restaurant included with the booking was excellent. Overall the motel is still quite lovely, the public areas are well maintained. Good clean washrooms, pleasant staff.
October 12, 2012
September 30, 2012
Has seen better days - the present management are doing the right thing by taking care of the roof - as the structure is critical, but that does little to ameliorate an aging room for the average traveler. In the era where most travelers depend on having the use of a personal computer, the lack of a dependable internet connection is unacceptable. I personally don't care for the additional emf from a wi-fi network, but if it must be suffered, it must work. ...
August 29, 2012
Recommend as a 3 star hotel due to age and layout.
August 23, 2012
The Lodge used to be a very good hotel and they do have a sign that says they are doing a reno but no signs. The windows tracks were full of dead flies and gross stuff. Not impressed.
August 15, 2012
Very good, well maintained, comfortable rooms, would stay there again.
August 9, 2012
I would never suggest this hotel. It smelled bad and looked dirty.
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The 'Today' Show launches new book clubAugust 20, 2013 @ 12:18 pm
NEW YORK (AP) - NBC's "Today" show is investing in readers.
The morning program announced Tuesday that it is starting a new book club. Its first club pick is "The Bone Season," the debut novel of 21-year-old Samantha Shannon. Published by Bloomsbury, it's the first in a planned seven-part series set in a dystopian futuristic London.
The "Today" show had a book club about 10 years ago. It lasted about three years.
This time the show has combined forces with Google+ Hangout to open up a discussion about the books among "Today" personalities, authors and fans.
New selections will be made every four to five weeks. The chosen reads will have stickers on their covers like Oprah's Book Club, which was featured on "The Oprah Winfrey Show." Winfrey has revived her club on the OWN network, now called Oprah's Book Club 2.0.
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|Mar 26, 2012, 02:57 PM
Now I have some initial numbers:
This motor: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...r_2630kv_.html
2200 mAh Turnigy 25-50C nanotech 4S
Red Brick 125A ESC
The CS 10 blade fan inside a RC lander 72 mm alloy DPS fan housing.
Battery just charged.
Numbers are (ran just short max power to not ruin the motor):
- motor gets hot quickly, and it takes time for the motor to lower the temp
- battery gets warm quickly
It sounds great on test stand already, lost of whoosh present.
Will have to try heat sink with the motor.
I have another motor coming, it is 2200 KV, this one:
XK2860-B-2200 - XK2860-B-2200KV Brushless Inrunner
Lets see if it works more adequately if I it turns out I can't cool down the 2650 KV motor.
And my CS 70 mm 10 blade fans are from: http://www.x-flight.com.hk/
|Mar 26, 2012, 05:35 PM
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karoliinasalmin, did you check thrust?
And do you have a heatsink on the motor? You will need one, especially as 'we' are always running them quite a way over specs. Anything that has airflow and a heatsink gets massive benefit from dispersing heat that way, it is a big difference. You want to cover as much of the exposed motor can as you can, as every bit of cooling area helps.
I would guess that the RPM result on that would have been about 30,000 to 32,000. So the thrust would be 1.0Kg area.
Your batteri is only 55A 'capable' so it would have been hating it ! LOL Plus the Volts would have been down, so the RPM (calculated above on a good battery) were probably even lower.
|Mar 26, 2012, 11:38 PM
Andrew I got caught in the opposite. Wife stole my scale when the one in the bathroom went out.....
karoliinasalmin, ditto what Peter said, also would like if you could post your other specs, as in volts, rpms. thrust, etc. would make it easier to understand all of what's going on with your set up. As something isn't right. Looking at the closest to yours on the chart, the 2825-2618 kv was only pulling around 60 amps on 4S.
The 2800 kv on 6S was almost 100 amps.
|Mar 27, 2012, 01:36 PM
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okay so i got the change sun 10 blade fan in in the twister
I am using the stock motor himax 3600kv with this fan on 3s and let me tell you, the sound is not there but the power sure can be felt. I am getting better thrust, its almost 1 to 1 on 3s. Before the stock 5 blade you can not hover or close to hover in your hand held vertical now, on the 10blade i can hover with slight help. SO now i can fly this very very light set up with more power than factory just by changing the fan out
|Mar 27, 2012, 04:50 PM
Vienna, Austria
Joined Apr 2007
2,132 Posts
Himax 3600kV motor w/ Change Sun 10 blade
you have to be VERY careful, this motor is good for some 40 amps, you will very quickly burn it - as people have done with 4s and the original rotor.
Did you measure the amps? They have to be WAY over what the motor will handle for any amount of time.
I was contemplating buying the 2700kV variant of the Himax (it is the old Funjet motor, and it is sold now for some 30 Euros, e.g., at www.schweighofer.at), but it will not deal with more than 30 - 35 amps without additional cooling, it's not the same as a HET motor I am afraid. The 2700kV would at least be a good fit with the Change Sun fan.
The least you should do is get as big a heat sink as will fit in the rear (maybe cut the housing shorter to get more of the can exposed, and a larger heatsink).
A Wattmeter would be a really good investment, some 20 Euros, even a single burnt motor will be more expensive.
|Mar 27, 2012, 06:13 PM
United States, VA, Springfield
Joined May 2009
52 Posts
Flat out awesome. Well made, and the hole makes tightening up a cinch.
I mounted them to a BL-32 in the V-15 housing and they are smooth. No numbers.
When the nose cones become available I will be snapping up a couple with the 28mm heat-sinks.
Thanks Chris.
|Mar 28, 2012, 02:42 AM
Joined Dec 2008
61 Posts
Hi All,
I recently fitted the CS 10 Blade Fan into my Starmax F5 with the Cyclone Power 2500 kV motor and turnigy 60 to 80 Amp Speedy. The performance is fine with the thrust at about 1.6 Kg. The only issue I have is I'm not getting the great "whooshing" sound still seems to have the high pitched wine. Anybody got any Ideas why we havent got the nice sound?
|Mar 28, 2012, 03:05 AM
Which version of the 2500kv CP - 4mm or 3.17mm shaft?
Most probably it's not balanced well thus the high pitched whine.
Try rotating the plastic spinner around bit by bit and retrying to smooth it out. Or remove the spinner altogether.
If you are using the 4mm version, does the shaft adapter fit on the motor shaft tightly or is there slop?
If it slides on freely then you probably tightened the shaft adapter slightly off center and it wobbles.
|Mar 28, 2012, 04:38 AM
Turnigy L2855-2300kv retest
I performed a retest of the L2855-2300kv on 5S.
Things that have changed since then:
1) Different sled - type test stand on a fish type scale (The old stand was the push type on a kitchen scale).
2) Temperature is up 15deg celcius
Same battery and a Plush 80amp ESC on Low timing.
High timing on this ESC results in 10 more amps, NO additional thrust and 50F higher temperatures on the Bell after the run.
Mark (ExtremeRC) is right!
Sustained amps are 58-60A on 19V and thrust around 1.8Kg.
Towards the end of the run when the battery is depleted it drops to about 1.7Kg.
Max Temperature on the bell after the run reached about 150 F.
Peak thrust is just below 2Kg at the start and within 10 seconds it is 1.9Kg.
My previous tests were slightly higher which can be attributed to the different stand and much lower temperature.
Is 1.8-1.9Kg of thrust for 1100-1200w good enough?
You be the judge.
I will personally continue to use this stand because of the lower numbers it gives which will be closer to the real thrust when placed in an airframe.
|Mar 28, 2012, 06:28 AM
Vienna, Austria
Joined Apr 2007
2,132 Posts
performance suffers if spinner removed?
Does anybody have made some comparison - is the in-flight performance markedly different without spinner?
|Mar 28, 2012, 06:35 AM
|Mar 28, 2012, 06:42 AM
Eric B.
|Mar 28, 2012, 07:27 AM
Australia, VIC, Melbourne
Joined Nov 2006
11,754 Posts
Anlucas.... nice results. I hope I can get anywhere near that!
Though my main aim at the moment is both 5S and 4S. I would even be happy with 1.4Kg or 1.5Kg on 5S. And hopefully 1.1Kg to 1.2Kg on 4S. But more would be even nicer.
I almost have my 'all new' test setup ready. Hopefully Friday I will get to do the first tests with it. I have all meter/displays in one 'block' area, so a video camera on a tripod will record them all in one screen. It will probably even capture the whole stand/fan/ESC etc within that frame.
Typical things recorded - Thrust, Amps, Volts, Power, RPM (metered off the ESC drive)
Maybe it will even capture an exploding fan eventually! LOL
|Mar 28, 2012, 07:52 AM
Andrew, looking at your video I wonder if the two wood blocks in front and to the sides of the fan could be affecting the intake air flow?
To me it seems they would.
Don't forget a 4S test for us low power guys.
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te maze is easy after a couple 3 whole years, like me you will find it easy
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Meh the firts and second were cool but the brawl one is soooo much better because of the graphichs and strong special moves
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Don't make the mistake of calling it sangiovese here: owner Paolo Panerai proudly refers to the variety as "sangioveto," its ancient name, in an effort to differentiate it from other lesser sangiovese sub-varieties such as the one grown in Emilia-Romagna. Besides their sangioveto, this estate can count on the malvasia nera vineyard of S. Niccolo, with grapes of such high quality that even back in the early '80s it was necessary to include them in their Sodi di S. Niccolo Super-Tuscan. Few people know that if Castellare has always believed in the native Italian varieties and specific vineyard denominations, much of this is due to Emile Peynaud, who visited here often and spurred Panerai to a better understanding of sangiovese by starting an experimental vineyard of many different clones. "I remember Peynaud saying that in France they had been studying cabernet and merlot for hundreds of years, while we didn't know anything about our main variety," Panerai told me. "So that got me thinking. He was right, of course."
Also recommended: Vin Santo del Chianti Classico (87). (Winebow, Inc., Hohokus, NJ)
($22) Pretty, light ruby. Perfumed, floral aromas of red cherry and delicate tobacco show only mild intensity but are enlivened by a subtle citrus-minty note. Fresh flavors of red cherry and mint are prominent on the palate as well, with complicating notes of raspberry and licorice. Not particularly complex or long but a real charmer, with bright acids nicely framing robust tannins on the finish.
($33) Much deeper ruby than the basic Chianti. Deeper on the nose as well, showing an intense, almost intrusive oaky presence that carries noticeable eucalyptus, geranium, lavender and clove notes to complicate the primary redcurrant and licorice aromas. Very sweet on entry, with ripe plum, pepper and herbal flavors in the middle. Initially offers a rather luscious mouth feel but the oak fights back on the moderately long finish, leaving a light lingering bitterness.
($50) Beautiful medium-ruby color with crimson overtones; less dark than the non-vineyard-designated Riserva. Musky but bright aromas of meat, spices and bonfire are reinforced by redcurrant, black pepper and walnut. This shows distinct sweetness and much greater sangiovese depth on the palate than the other Riserva, with a pretty peppery spiciness to the currant and plum flavors. Finishes with powerful tannins that are further sharpened by bright acidity, though there is enough fruit to stand up to them.
($80) Black-ruby. The sweet, sexy smoky oak aromas suggest that you try this after the previous wines, even though it's from a younger vintage. Though oak-driven, there's also plenty of ripe, soft peppery plum and mocha here to make this inebriating on aromas alone. Then leaner and lighter in the mouth, where the fruit has a tough battle to emerge from the oaky veneer. The moderately long finish features pronounced, mouthcoating tannins.
($70; a blend of sangiovese and malvasia nera) Bright medium ruby. Laser-like precision to the aromas of sweet red fruits, tobacco, forest floor and minerals, along with a healthier-than-usual dose of sweet vanillin oak. The oak is less evident on the palate, where bright red cherry fruit, orange zest, spicy leather and delicate game flavors abound. Quite refined and elegant, with strong but harmonious acidity and a long, youthfully tannic finish. By the way, the '86, a lesser year, is drinking beautifully now, while the '82 is beginning to fade.


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Wallace's uncle Frank Wilson said the Foundation has sponsored the display for the past five years.
Jessica Duffaut, Foundation Relationship Manager for The Giving Back Fund wrote in a press release, "The Gerald Wallace Foundation was established in 2008 to provide life-changing opportunities for underserved children and their families with a special emphasis on recreational activities in Childersburg, Alabama, Gerald's hometown, and Gerald's NBA playing city."
Duffaut adds, "Gerald's goal for the fireworks is to bring together the city of Childersburg during the July 4th holiday. Rather than resident's having to go elsewhere to celebrate, the idea is that they can come out of their homes and enjoy a local celebration together.'
During the Childersburg Council meeting Tuesday, Councilwoman Bonnie Carter, also Wallace's aunt, invited everyone to attend and said they might could view the display better if they were parked across from the subdivision on U.S. 280.
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Around 2000, Nike was getting targeted as one of the big companies around the world for their manufacturing (do we need to remind you of the sweatshop labor rallies?) Why do you think Phil Knight got really defensive about all that? It turns out it was because they already had a big program underway. Jane Savage is one of those people who was busy building sustainability into the products. They've started a program that's not Nike-branded, and not even specifically "sustainable"–it's Considered Design, with a URL launching later this year. It's a design philosophy that combines sustainability and innovation, across their holdings.
Nike's corporate headquarters is a model of sustainability, with record numbers of people biking or using public transit to get to work. A building on that same Beaverton campus was the first existing building to be rated LEED Gold (it was designed by William McDonough). They used to be the largest purchaser of organic cotton, until Wal-Mart converted. They publish all the names of every vendor they work with. They also share their technologies with others in the footwear industry.


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I have a pretty long story with Brody ,it has been a rollercoaster. But after months of assesments,interviews, IQ and achievment testings we have answers to our loner,eccentric son and that was Asperger's . He also was diagnosed with General Anxiety Disorder, and probably ADHD,but the psychologist wants to get the Asperger's addressed at school and then reassessed for ADHD.
Apparently ADHD and Asperger's can resemble each other quite a bit.
Just 1 week after the DX the school already has an IEP plan for him. They couldn't put him on an IEP previously( despite all his social and learning troubles) becuase he scored to high onhis IQ and achievment.However his elementary already has Autism programs set up and they already saw something in Brody that raised red flags. So things are moving along and tomorrow Brody starts his " new kind of day" .That's how we've been preparing him.
PLaying video games has been a mixed blessing for us. It calms him down and is connection with boys his age.Otherwise Brody's interests is counting money(NOT spending it) shiny things and sea shells.He collects these things in great numbers.When he talks about these things kids his age are so disinterested and lose interst in playng with him. Brody doesn't notice ,yet, that others don't want to play with him.
I guess I don't have to explain anyhting here,do I ? I feel that's what I do so much of lately,trying to make people understand Asperger's and how it affects Brody socially.
After all these years of feeling all alone in these troubles with Brody it is amazing to me how accepting our family and freinds have been, I sent them articles on ASpergers, and they really see it now.
I just read Asperger's Syndrome by Tony Attwood, I called Brody's autobiography! Very useful. Brody's tteacher said she is going to read it ( IHOPE so, his teacher has just been frustrated by Brody since he walked through her doors).
I'm sure I'll learn all these abbreviations (ABA,for example)Thanks for Listening !
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I'm soon visiting my relatives who live there and I want to keep working out doing the same routine.
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It's gonna be just 5-6 visits, so it's really cool if the gym doesn't require buying a full membership.
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Penny's StoryFrom one of my good friends - this is a great appetizer for an "upscale" party.
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1/4 c
finely chpped onion
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finely chopped celery
16 oz
canned whole berry cranberry sauce
2 Tbsp
sour cream
1 tsp
balsamic vinegar
sheets frozen phyllo dough, thawned
4 1/2 oz
brie, cut into 18 pieces
Directions Step-By-Step
1Saute the onions and celery in the oil until tender, but do not over brown them. Stir in the cranberry sauce, sour cream and vinegar. Bring to a boil and cook 15 minutes or until thickened.
2Heat the oven to 375?. Stack the four sheets of phyllo pastry, spraying each layer with Pam as you go. Cut the dough into 18, 3" squares. (Each square will be 4 layers thick).
3Press each square into a a greased mini muffin or mini tart pan. Place one piece of cheese in the center of each and top with some of the cranberry filling. Bake 12-15 minutes or until the pastry is golden. Serve warm.
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cherikaw writes:
1988 Ford Ranger Review
Good thing is bein an older vehicle it can sure take a beatin.
bad thing is thecab needs replaced. Good luck finding a standard cab for sale.
Amazin — The truck literally will run til it dies. Unfortunately im now working out some bugs. It does alright for an 88. The heater works well if by chance you lets say flip it... You will survivewhle wearing a seatbelt. I love this truck and would love to find another.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Tyson writes:
1988 Ford Ranger Review
Its a standard transmition
its too small!!!!
Perfect Vehicle For Someone That Is Just Starting Out — Solid vehicle although a little small gets great gas millage and has decent power for its age. Relatively low maintenance costs and not too expensive to buy. It is relatively fun little truck to drive simply because it is a manual transmition. It is however on the small side but it helps when parking spaces are tight. It is a tough little truck and can hand loads of abuse
Corey writes:
1988 Ford Ranger Review
Runs Great, Has no Rust, Low Miles and Gets Great MPG on The Highway
Has no cd player
Best Old Pickup Out There — I love my Truck Its a 1988 ford ranger it is silver with blue and red trim It has next to no rust and runs great I have only had to put 20 bucks into it to replace a ruptured power steering line The only thing that sucks is I payed 2800 for the damn thing and it has no cd player I know, I know I shouldn't complain hey It only has 68,000 miles on it!
Tracy writes:
1988 Ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab SB Review
Fun and good looking
Just too small and underpowered for much other than look-good.
'88 Ford Ranger Super Cab — Excellent little truck. I bought it more for look-good and daily driving. Super cab, 2.3L 4 cylinder , 5-speed, AC, Stereo. I put a bed liner and light bar on it. Not very fast but it goes pretty far. Not practical as my family grew.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Benjamin writes:
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a great off road it has gone everywhere i have asked it to
not made for tall people
Meagan writes:
1988 Ford Ranger Review
i painted it :)
i had a toggle switch for the fuel injection.
Found On Road Dead — i bought it for $50 when i was 15. it had a freshly rebuilt engine and transmission but needed a lot of body work. a summer spent making it look snazzy and i was happy. eventually, we had to install a manual switch for the fuel injection so it would work when needed. i sold it for $1000 and got a new car.
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1988 Ford Ranger Review
Reliable/ Ford tough
Small motor
My Beater — Not much power under the hood. A good truck for getting small/light load from a to b. Very small cab. One of the worst features of this truck. Like I said earlier, a reiable form of transportation. Good truck
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
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1988 Ford Ranger Review
more speed
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paint very receptive to chalk drawings, great handling, looked awesome even with the giant dent in the bed, fits six high school kids with ease
fluids refilled daily, horrible gas mileage, broken gas gauge to boot, too awesome for its own good
Best Worst Truck Ever. — I absolutely loved this car, but it was a pain in the butt to maintain. I mean, it was my first car and just as old as I am so I couldn't really expect more. The body was in great condition until I wrecked it, but everything under the hood needed some help. It had a cracked head, the oil leaked, the transmission fluid leaked, the gas gauge was broken... Lots of maintenance and lots of money spent on fluids, but I still loved it. It had great handling. Awesome turning radius for a truck. I drove it like it was a zippy little sedan. Except I couldn't drive over 75mph or else the entire thing would shake up a storm. But it was so much fun and I wish I still owned it.
Mike writes:
1988 Ford Ranger Review
Too small for four people.
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2011 Ford Ranger Reviews
Overall Great Vehicle
I like the dependability of this vehicle. I purchased it because I had previously owned a 2001 Ford Ranger that lasted me 10 years 225,000 miles. The 4.0 V6 engine is very strong and the towing capaci... Read More
2011 Ford Ranger Supercab Sport
One of the main reasons I need to get rid of it is the fact that it isnt a family vehicle and I really need more space for car seats. It does not have a bed liner. It accelerates very smoothly and has... Read More
2010 Ford Ranger Reviews
Acts and drives like a small truck. Doesn't pretend to be anything other than a truck. No mushy car like ride. Provides good utility. Daily driver. Road and cabin noise is louder than normal. Fr... Read More
Great Starter Truck.
I like the small size and good fuel milage. it is easy to drive and handel, that is why is a great starter vehicle. Not enough room for many passergers. overall a good pick up truck for a young driver... Read More
2009 Ford Ranger Reviews
Good Looker
I liked the sporty look of the hood and fender flairs. The color is very pleasing as well as the interior color. The Rally Gauge Cluster gave interior a sporty look as well and was surprised that it... Read More
My Ranger
i own the bare bones ford ranger, the only option ordered was cloth seats over vinyl ones. surprisingly the 2.3 liter engine has sufficient power for day to day driving. it also gets pretty good gas m... Read More
2008 Ford Ranger Reviews
Great Little Truck!
very dependable,its my 3rd ranger.there tough,never had any issues with them,there great off roaders,they hauls very well for a small truck. hauls my 3 atv in my 7x14 trailer and packed for a fami... Read More
How Would I Sum Up This Truck ?
This Ford Ranger Regular cab, short bed, 4x4, 3.0 Liter engine with automatic overdrive transmission is a good vehicle for light daily needs BUT, it could have had better engineered by way of manual l... Read More
2007 Ford Ranger Reviews
Great Truck, Very Fun To Drive, And To Keep Clean (well I Enjoy It Anyways)
I love my truck what can I say... She has given me some problems but always comes out stronger in the end! She has about 65k miles in her right now and I have people come up to me ans ask if its brand... Read More
Love My Truck, The Only Thing Is That The Double Cabs Should Come Out In 3ltr As Standard Though.
Performance - acceleration - Great, braking - Needs ABS and EBS, handling - Great Build Quality - has it needed repairs? - No repairs, squeaks/rattles - None Appearance - interior - basic and functio... Read More


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