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Muscle cars are some of the most popular cars across the country. They are fast, sleek, small and attractive to the eye. The majority of muscle cars come with a V8 engine, are 2-door, have rear wheel drive and are usually inexpensive. Muscle cars were first mass-manufactured in the 1960s and 1970s and were primarily used for drag racing in the streets. But the first muscle car was produced in 1949. It was the Oldsmobile Rocket 88. This was the first American vehicle with the overhead valve V8 engine. The final model of the Oldsmobile 88 was produced in 1999. The model was manufactured in three different cities: Wentzville, Missouri; Flint, Michigan and Lake Orion, Michigan.

Here is a list of some muscle cars from the past:

1970-1971 AMC Rebel and Matador The Machine

1970-1974 Buick GSX

1965-1973 Chevrolet Chevelle SS

1966-1974 Dodge Charger

1968-1971 Dodge Super Bee

1969-1970 Dodge Charger Daytona with nose and goalpost wing

1966-1969 Ford Fairlane GT, GTA, and Cobra

1968-1974 Ford Torino (GT, Cobra, and Talladega)

1966-1972 Mercury Cyclone

1970-1971 Mercury Montego

1968-1971 Oldsmobile 442

1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass "Ram-Rod" 350

1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass W-31

1967-1971 Plymouth GTX

1968-1974 Plymouth Road Runner

1970 Plymouth Superbird with nose and goalpost wing

1964-1974 Pontiac GTO

1969 AMC SC/Rambler

1971 AMC Hornet SC 360

1963-1974 Chevrolet Nova SS

1968-1976 Dodge Dart GT, GTS, Swinger, and Demon

1970-1976 Plymouth Duster

The concern over muscle cars came to the forefront when Ralph Nader led a group of safety lobbyists against the marketing and production of the vehicles, especially to young adults. New teens, just beginning to drive, loved the idea of having a fast car to impress their friends and especially the girls. Muscle cars don't have the strongest of tires, great handling or excellent breaks. Tires have less adhesion on muscle cars than normal cars do.

A surcharge was placed on all muscle cars by the automobile insurance industry after Nader's group of safety lobbyists caused such an uproar that young drivers weren't able to purchase muscle cars anymore because the price was too high for them to afford purchasing the cars. Since the young crowd was not purchasing muscle cars anymore the market pretty much disappeared and the production numbers dwindled for each model.

Muscle cars became such a popular part of American culture in the 1960s and 1970s that they were included in not only television shows but also in movies. The car from Knight Rider was a muscle car; the cars in Starsky and Hutch were muscle cars; and muscle cars were used in Elvis movies most notably. Elvis would sing while driving in the car or standing next to it with his admirers. The popularity of the muscle car diminished for a while but its allure will never entirely disappear from the American culture.

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Your Guide to Eating Out

Trend of eating out

Eating out provides a chance to celebrate or socialize, an opportunity to experience new cuisine, to have some fun with whole family or kids or just to give them some extra pleasure, or just an excuse to avoid cooking. Whatever the reason, dining out is a national pastime in Canada. In fact, studies estimate that the typical Canadian eats away from home about five times a week, spending a third of their food budget in different Canadian restaurants. Eating out is becoming a trend these days.

A Few Things to Decide

You have to decide a few things before going out for dining, like where do you want to eat? What style of restaurant you are going to choose? What type of cuisine you like? How will the meal be prepared? As people adopt a healthier lifestyle, the answers to these questions become more important. Canadians want foods that are healthy as well as tasty. If you eat out only on special occasions, enjoy your meal and eat what you want. However, if you eat out often, it is important to choose wisely. So, how do we make the best choices when eating away from home?

Stress on Low Fat Food

Cutting back on fat is the most important - whether you eat at home or out, order food that is broiled or poached rather than fried or breaded. Cut back on the amount of butter or margarine used on bread. Try low fat or no fat salad dressings whenever

You can. Sauces and gravies are high in fat; order them on the side and use as little as possible. Choose whole grain breads, cereals, pasta, rice, beans and lentils more often. They are low in fat and high in fibre.

Utilize Your Consumer Power

Consider restaurants that have received the "Eat Smart Award". They meet high standards in nutrition, food safety and non-smoking seating. As consumers, we have a lot of control over the foods available to us in restaurants. Times are changing and the restaurant industry is beginning to recognize the importance of providing foods that are low in fat. This is due in part to restaurateurs responding to customer requests for healthy dining choices. So remember, if low fat choices are not on the menu, do not hesitate to ask the service. Only by our continued requests will we see more healthy food choices.

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I install the gta IV game and when starts it keep showing that parental control/family safety is blocking.why?

how to solve this problem

Well, thats because the safety parental control on your ps3 has been set, so it won't allow a violent game like GTA IV, no matter how awesome it is.

I haven't been on the ps3 in AGES, but going by my psp, which should be relatively the same, go to
Settings
Sercurity Settings and
Turn 'OFF' parental controls. Be warned: if a family member or someone has set the controls on, and they aren't on by default, it might require a passcode.

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