Write an article based on this "Complete the Turtle Island quest. Enter Turtle Island. Talk to the Ranger NPC. Put everything in your storage using the Kafra service, including the items you wear. Return to Turtle Island. Talk to the Ranger NPC again to start your exam."
article: The Job Quest NPC for Ranger is located at Turtle Island, but in order for you to get this map, you must complete the Turtle Island side quest. If you have done this quest already, see step 2. If you haven't, do the following: Go to Alberta by using the Kafra Service in Payon, or you can ask any Priest in game to wrap you in Alberta City. Head for the Inn. The Inn is located in the upper-left corner of the city, across from the portal that leads outside. Get inside the Inn and then walk into the portal to the right to find the Grandpa Turtle NPC. Talk to Grandpa Turtle and then choose from the selection about Turtle Island. Ask him to tell you more by choosing "Ting!" until the dialogue comes to an end. Talk to Grandpa Turtle again and, this time, choose the option "How can I get to Turtle Island?" He will then tell you about a chubby sailor found at the docking area. First, go to Alberta and then head to the southeastern part of the city. Approach the only ship docked horizontally in your mini map until you find an NPC named Sailor, who standing near Professor Jordan Niliria. Talk to Sailor, and he will tell you about the island. Keep on clicking Next on the dialogue box until he offers you a ride to the Turtle Island for 10,000 zeny. Remember, every time you use his service, you need to pay him 10,000 zeny to enter Turtle Island, so make sure you have enough zeny with you. When you get to Turtle Island, there's an NPC right in front of you. Talk to him and tell him that you wish to take the Ranger exam. He will send you back to Alberta to get rid of your equipment and items in your inventory. Again, you need to pay 10,000 zeny to the Sailor. Your first test is to find the next NPC, Teardrop. The Ranger NPC will also give you a weapon, 500 Arrows, and 10 Fly Wings to use. Be cautious when exploring the island as there are many aggressive monsters in this area. Use the Fly Wings to avoid them, and kill any when necessary.

Write an article based on this "Gather your gear. Prepare yourself. Try making a strap. Bring a backup pistol. Load your Nerf blaster, and add all necessary accessories."
article: In terms of shooting equipment, choose from among a Nerf or BuzzBee sniper rifle, a Rangefinder, Outback LongStrike CS-6,Longshot CS-6, RaptorStrike, and a Nitefinder. Good aesthetic sniper rifles are Longshot CS-6, Longstrike CS-6, Mega Accustrike Thunderhawk, and the Raptorstrike. But a sniper rifle can be as simple as a retaliator and a stock with accustrike darts. If you get a Longshot, look into modifying it. It's large direct plunger system makes it an excellent blaster to modify. Always have a secondary on you. If it has a decent rate of fire, that is a definite plus. One-handed use is also a good Idea. A strongarm or hammershot (Sweet revenge) would be a good idea. Use a spring-powered nerf blaster. These are softer and are less likely to give away your position but generally it wont matter how loud you blaster is, it just shouldn't be ear-piercing. Use accustrike darts or purchase accurate darts off eBay, Amazon, lightake, etc. These darts are accurate, and outclass other types of nerf darts. As long as you have these, you can use most nerf blasters as a sniper rifle. Ensure that you have any other attachments needed for the rifle. For example, you may need a stock or bi-pod for easier aiming. Have sufficient ammunition. (Accustrike darts are preferable.) Stay in shape; you might need to run from an enemy. You need a good sidearm in case you do not have time to reload or need to shoot with a fast fire rate. Make sure you can use any blaster and be good with it. You never know when you might need to be more than a sniper. If you own any "Guitar Hero" or "Rock Band" guitar, take off the strap! Put it on your blaster by attaching it to the strap attachments. (Some blasters may only have one or no strap attachment point. Disruptors, Strongarms, Hammershots, and Sweet-Revenges are all decent secondary blasters. Using the smallest mags possible like 6-round mags can be good in small spaces, but a 10-12 dart clip isn't a bad idea, and a 25 dart drum should be fine, depending on the area

Write an article based on this "Pick a carrier. Pick a phone service and data plan that works for you. Pick a screen size. Decide how new you want your phone model to be. Check the storage space. Consider camera quality. Consider phone battery life."
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Most carriers will offer a range of phone options across operating systems (no OS is specific to a carrier). Major carriers often subsidize phones or offer different payment plans and contract combinations to reduce the up-front cost of smartphones. Some carriers, like T-Mobile, allow you to forego a contract while paying off the phone as part of your monthly costs. Cancelling your service early will force you to pay the remainder of the phone's costs at once. Unlocked phones are phones purchased outside of a carrier and thus not linked with a phone service contract. They are more expensive but allow you much more flexibility if you ever need to switch phone carriers. If buying an unlocked phone, make sure to doublecheck that the model is compatible with your specific carrier's network. Most carriers have a webpage where you can check compatibility with your phone model's ID information, (for instance Verizon, or AT&T). Phone service carriers will usually offer a wide range of prepaid monthly plan options for phone minutes, texts, and data over the cellular network. You may be able to cut monthly costs by not purchasing a data plan at all, but this means you won't be able to access the internet from your phone if not on wifi. Screen size is measured corner to corner diagonally. Ultimately, screen size is a matter of preference. Smaller screen phones may fit better in your pocket and are often cheaper. Larger displays may be preferable if you plan to watch a lot of videos. iPhone offers the "SE" series for compact phones and the "Plus" series for an extra large screen. Android phones come in a wide range of sizes: there are smaller budget models such as Moto G or Galaxy S Mini, higher end models like the Galaxy S or the HTC One series, and oversized models like Galaxy Note or Nexus 6P. Newer phones are typically faster and more powerful than their respective older versions but will come at a higher cost. In particular, older model phones will have a more difficult time running modern applications. For the budget-conscious, a good compromise is to wait for a new model of your desired smartphone to become available and to then take advantage of a drop in price of the other models. When a new phone model premieres interest in older models will immediately go down and the price will often change to reflect that. Regardless of your choice, understand that technology moves very quickly and that newer phone models will continue to appear. Eventually every smartphone will seem old or obsolete. A phone's storage (usually listed in gigabytes or GB) is a measure of how many files (photos, videos, apps) it can store at any one time. Storage space strongly affects the price of the smartphone so consider how much you're likely to need before settling on a phone model. For example, storage space is the only difference between a 16GB iPhone 6 and 32GB iPhone 6, 16GB is estimated to hold about 10,000 pictures or 4000 songs -- but keep in mind that your phone storage must also accommodate all your downloaded apps. Some Android phones (but not all) support storage expansion with the purchase of a microSD card. iPhones do not support storage expansion after purchase. Although smartphones are known for taking high-quality photos in general, actual picture quality will vary quite a bit between brands and models. The best way to measure camera quality in a phone is to search for sample pictures online taken with that smartphone model or to demo the camera yourself. While manufacturers often advertise a camera's megapixel count, features like ISO, low-light performance, brightness, and noise reduction are equally if not more important to consider. Most modern smartphones come equipped with front and rear-facing cameras and flash, and will support third party add-ons (such as lens attachments). iPhones are well known for their high quality camera hardware/software. Battery technology is improving steadily so newer phones tend to have longer battery life, however your usage habits are what really dictate how long the battery lasts. Talking on the phone, gaming, and using phones outside of wifi range will all drain a battery more quickly. Average smartphone battery life can range anywhere from 8-18 hours. Most flagship Android models will not support replaceable batteries. iPhones do not support replaceable batteries on any model. Some newer Android phones utilize a quick charge technology to help recharge their large batteries faster (e.g. Samsung Galaxy S series or Motorola Droid Turbo series). Manufacturers claim phones with quick charge can achieve 50% charge in about 30 minutes.