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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Drs. Joseph and Omayma Touma created a permanent gallery at the Huntington Museum of Art to contain The Touma Near Eastern Collection, consisting of more than 400 works of art donated by the couple. Now, the Toumas have funded publication of a full-color catalog highlighting selected art and artifacts of the collection.
Margaret Mary Layne, director of the Huntington Museum, said the project has been years in the making.
"We started this project like 13 years ago," she said with a laugh. "Dr. Touma proposed this project to me the year I started here. It's been a serendipitous thing to create. He wanted to pay for the photography, some was digital, some of it was done before digital. But persistence, belief in the project, breaking it down into small steps, that made it happen."
The catalog offers more than 100 object essays by Sue D'Auria, a former associate curator at the museum, a foreword by Executive Director Margaret Mary Layne, a "History of the Touma Collection" by senior curator Jenine Culligan, an introduction by Dr. Joseph B. Touma, and an essay titled "The Traditional Arts of Everyday in the Near East" by Dr. Walter B. Denny, a scholar in the field.
The full-color catalog features more than 90 pages of essays and photographs of items including glass, rugs, ceramics, manuscripts, metalwork, paintings, scientific instruments, weaponry and armor. The book was designed by HeuleGordon Inc., of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mary S. Rezny took the photographs, except for two by Mike Keller. Marshall University professor of English Michele Schiavone edited the book.
"The designers created a shadow digitally under each artifact in the book, adding great depth," Layne said. "It really makes the images pop. Each page is different."
The catalog is a great tool for Layne when she's "shopping" for exhibits to bring to the Huntington Museum.
"When we publish those catalogs, they are placed in an inter-art-museum library. We send them all over the country, and other museums then learn about our collections. We, in turn, have way more requests for loans, images to be included in other books, etc.," Layne said.
For example, the first catalog Layne mailed was to the Telfair Museum of Art, in Savannah, Ga., which has the largest public collection of works by Lebanese-American artist, poet and writer Khalil Gibran on exhibit.
"Their director called to ask if we would be interested in a swap with them when she received the catalog," Layne said. "They are going to take part of the [Touma] collection now, and we will get to exhibit part of their collection in the future.


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The results point to a rare weak spot for Apple—its heavy reliance on subsidies from wireless carriers to make its iPhones affordable to a wider range of consumers. The practice has proved to be a big advantage for Apple, which posted a 73% jump in revenue in its latest quarter, at the expense of carriers such as Sprint Nextel Corp. S -2.82% Sprint Corp. U.S.: NYSE $8.63 -0.25 -2.82% March 7, 2014 5:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13.77M AFTER HOURS $8.62 -0.01 -0.12% March 7, 2014 8:57 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 49,453 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $33.97 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $934,026 03/09/14 Wireless Bills Go Up, and Stay... 03/08/14 AT&T, T-Mobile Rejigger Wirele... 03/07/14 With Shouts and Hugs, Sprint B... More quote details and news » , which started carrying the iPhone last fall but doesn't expect to make a profit on the device until 2015.
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The iPhone's relatively weak sales in parts of southern Europe highlight its reliance on wireless firm subsidies, Spencer Ante reports on digits.
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In markets like the U.S., where consumers generally pay $200 or $300 for smartphones regardless of the brand, price isn't as much of a factor. The reverse is true in Greece, Portugal, and elsewhere, where carriers don't subsidize most smartphones.
At Greece's largest wireless carrier, Cosmote Mobile Telecommunications SA, the most popular smartphone sold last year was Samsung's Galaxy Mini, said Dimitris Koutsonas, head of mobile data and services. The price: $188 without a contract. "In this economic situation, we had to push the low-end smartphone," Mr. Koutsonas said.
As a result, more than 60% of the smartphones sold by Cosmote last year were Android phones, Mr. Koutsonas said.
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Google licenses Android to hardware manufacturers essentially free, doesn't get a cut of device sales and takes only a small share of revenue generated from app sales for Android devices.
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In the U.S., carriers pay Apple an estimated $400 every time a customer buys an iPhone with a two-year contract, analysts say. Sprint has acknowledged that iPhone subsidies run 40% higher than they do for other smartphones on average. The goal is to make it easy to buy the phone then make the money back and a profit over time on service contracts. Contract-free "prepaid" carriers, on the other hand, leave consumers to pay the full price of a phone.
Wall Street has grilled Apple on its strategy for prepaid carriers, even as the company sold a record 37 million iPhones in its most recent quarter, more than double the year-earlier tally. The company has kept a nearly three-year-old model, the iPhone 3GS, on the market to appeal to budget-minded buyers, including prepaid users. But the 3GS still sells for $535 without a contract at Greece's Cosmote.
Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook told analysts in January that it "was too early to tell" how the lower-priced versions would perform in the prepaid market over time but that the company was "thrilled" with iPhones sales as a whole.
At an investor conference this month, Mr. Cook added that emerging markets, which often use the prepaid model, are "critical" for the company, but that each country is different and some may evolve over time. "I don't really subscribe to the premise that a prepaid market is a prepaid market is a prepaid market," he said. Apple, he said, had persuaded China Unicom CHU -3.17% China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd. ADS U.S.: NYSE $12.85 -0.42 -3.17% March 7, 2014 5:02 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 938,961 AFTER HOURS $12.90 +0.06 +0.43% March 7, 2014 5:10 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 3,700 P/E Ratio 18.45 Market Cap $30.89 Billion Dividend Yield 1.51% Rev. per Employee $219,541 More quote details and news » to try a contract and subsidies approach in addition to its prepaid one, and that it had performed well.
"You can bet that we are into details in every single country in the world trying to learn what we can to adjust, maybe to do better into the future," Mr. Cook said.
The debate over device subsidies is part of a tug of war between mobile operators, Internet companies and phone makers seeking control and profits in the wireless industry. All three camps are gathering in Barcelona this week for an annual industry conference.
Carriers around the world are having second thoughts about subsidizing phones, presenting a risk for all phone makers—not just Apple. That became clear in Denmark last year after several leading wireless carriers stopped subsidizing phones and lowered their monthly rates to keep up with lower-priced competitors. "We saw that the customers valued lower prices on calling plans, and simpler calling plans, higher than the subsidy on the phone," said Jon Erik Haug, CEO of the Denmark unit of Oslo-based wireless operator Telenor AS tel +0.53% TE Connectivity Ltd. U.S.: NYSE $59.11 +0.31 +0.53% March 7, 2014 5:02 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.21M AFTER HOURS $59.09 -0.02 -0.04% March 7, 2014 5:10 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 1,619 P/E Ratio 18.08 Market Cap $24.24 Billion Dividend Yield 1.69% Rev. per Employee $160,381 02/17/14 Hon Hai to List Cable Unit in ... More quote details and news » A.
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In Spain, telecom giant Telefónica SA also is having doubts. "We can't keep subsidies at these levels," José Miguel Gilpérez, CEO of Telefónica Spain, recently told Spanish newspaper El País. "When you buy a TV or any other consumer good, you pay for it. It is healthier that users pay for their devices and operators invest in networks and services."
For phone makers, any change by carriers could have an impact on the sales of high-end devices.
In the U.S., where contract plans and phone subsidies dominate, IDC says that around 90% of smartphone shipments over the past four years were for devices that cost more than $300—despite the recession and uncertain recovery. In Italy, where prepaid plans dominate, that proportion was 67% last year, and in crisis-hit Greece and Portugal, only about 40% of the smartphones shipped in 2011 cost more than $300.
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Superb detail - are there two steam trains going in opposite directions ? as there are 2 steam plumes - one from the bridge and the other from the train ?? - excellent.
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Wish I could have been there to get this myself - great shot Keith
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Hi Keith, long time I know. What a wonderful capture of this train. Sure would love a ride on that. Super job as always, really love your work. Will be in the u.K. this year in june. We are having a meet up again with some members love it if you could be there. For details please P.M. me or e-mail. Ann xxx
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A spendid railway scene Keith, I like the way you've captured the smoke billowing out
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NY1 saluted the best and the brightest high school seniors at our annual Scholar Athlete Dinner Thursday night. NY1's Mara Montalbano filed the following report.
They come from all five boroughs and different high schools but they're all part of the 2012 class of Health Plus Amerigroup NY1 scholar athletes.
They were honored at a ceremony at the New York Stock Exchange Thursday night. "I believe the reason I did so well in school was because of being on the swim team," said scholar athlete Edward Aminov. "It sort of focuses you. It gives you that determination."
"It's definitely been hard, but juggling academics and golf just made me a better person and helped shape the person I am today," said scholar athlete Sarah Soo-Hoo. The scholar athletes excel in such sports as swimming, tennis, golf and volleyball, all while maintaining high grades. Some are even their class valedictorians.
For more than a decade NY1 has been profiling students who excel in academics and sports and has awarded nearly 400 scholarships.
"The wonderful thing about this program is that you're getting 30 different kids from all different cultures from the five boroughs and it's just a great mix," said NY1 Executive Sports Producer Marc Weingarten. "The New York City school system is showing that they have some of the brightest and best kids going out into the world."
With the help of Health Plus Amerigroup, each student received a $2,000 scholarship to help with their college education .
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Design of Concrete Structures
Using High-Strength
Steel Reinforcement
Bahram M. Shahrooz
Richard A. Miller
Cincinnati, OH
Kent A. Harries
Pittsburgh, PA
Henry G. Russell
Glenview, IL
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Field of Design--Area of Bridges
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By Waseem Dekelbab
Staff Officer
Transportation Research Board
This report provides an evaluation of existing AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifica-
tions relevant to the use of high-strength reinforcing steel and other grades of reinforcing
steel having no discernable yield plateau. The report also includes recommended language
to the AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications that will permit the use of high-strength
reinforcing steel with specified yield strengths not greater than 100 ksi. The material in this
report will be of immediate interest to bridge engineers.
The AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications allow the use of reinforcing steel con-
forming to many different AASHTO and ASTM materials specifications, but limit the spec-
ified yield strength to 75 ksi. Reinforcement is now available that has yield strength in excess
of 75 ksi. Typical steel reinforcement has well-defined yield plateaus whereas high-strength
reinforcing bars generally do not. The higher strength and the lack of a well-defined yield
plateau could alter structural behavior and do not satisfy some of the design assumptions
in the AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications. Research was needed to evaluate the use
of high-strength reinforcing steel in structural concrete.
The research was performed under NCHRP Project 12-77 by a team led by Dr. Bahram
Shahrooz at the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH. Recommended revisions to the
AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications to permit reinforcing bar yield strengths not
exceeding 100 ksi were investigated and validated for concrete strengths up to 10 ksi and in
some instances up to 15 ksi.
A number of deliverables are provided as appendices. These appendices are not published
herein but are available on the TRB website (Go to http://trb.org/Publications/Public/
PubsNCHRPProjectReports.aspx and look for NCHRP Report 679). These appendices are
titled as follows.
� APPENDIX A--Material Properties
� APPENDIX B--Flexural Resistance of Members with Reinforcing Bars Lacking Well-
Defined Yield Plateau
� APPENDIX C--Strain Limits for Tension-Controlled/Compression-Controlled and Strains
to Allow Negative Moment Redistribution
� APPENDIX D--Flexure Beam Tests
� APPENDIX E--Fatigue of High-Strength Reinforcing Steel
� APPENDIX F--Shear Beam Tests
� APPENDIX G--Analytical Studies of Columns
� APPENDIX H--Beam Splice Tests
� APPENDIX I--Crack Control
� APPENDIX J--Survey Results
� APPENDIX K -- Design Examples
� APPENDIX L--Proposed Changes to Section 5 of the AASHTO LRFD Specification
� APPENDIX M--2010 AASHTO Bridge Committee Agenda Item
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The research reported herein was performed under NCHRP Project 12-77 by the Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering (CEE) at the University of Cincinnati in collaboration with the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh and Henry G. Russell, Inc.
The principal investigators (PIs) on this project were Bahram M. Shahrooz (PI) and Richard A. Miller
(Co-PI) from the University of Cincinnati, Kent A. Harries (Co-PI) from the University of Pittsburgh, and
Henry G. Russell (Co-PI) from Henry G. Russell, Inc. Graduate students Jonathan Reis and Elizabeth
Ward (University of Cincinnati) and Amir Soltani and Gabriel Zeno (University of Pittsburgh) performed
the research under the supervision of the PI and Co-PIs. The experimental component of the research was
completed at the University of Cincinnati Large Scale Test Facility (UCLSTF) and the Watkins-Haggart
Structural Engineering Laboratory (WHSEL) at the University of Pittsburgh. David Breheim at the Uni-
versity of Cincinnati is acknowledged for his technical assistance in various aspects of testing at UCLSTF.
Daniel Kuchma of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is acknowledged for his early contri-
butions to this project. The PIs wish to express their appreciation to Prestress Services, Melbourne, Ken-
tucky, for fabrication of prestressed girders.
All A1035 reinforcing steel used in this study was provided by MMFX Inc. Hilltop Concrete in Cincin-
nati and Frank Bryan Concrete in Pittsburgh are gratefully acknowledged for their efforts in getting the
concrete mixes used "just so."
Panel member Marcus H. Ansley, who passed away suddenly on June 16, 2010, is sincerely thanked for
his major contributions to this project. His pioneering research on flexural and shear performance of
members using A1035 reinforcement was invaluable. His insistence on examining ductility of flexural
members with A1035 reinforcement helped the research team develop revised strength reduction factors.
The research team would like to dedicate this report to Mr. Ansley.
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1 Summary
5 Chapter 1 Background
5 1.1 Introduction
6 1.2 Objective of NCHRP Project 12-77
6 1.3 Literature Review
6 1.3.1 Mechanical Properties of A1035 Reinforcing Steel
7 1.3.2 Tension Properties of A1035 Reinforcing Steel
8 1.3.3 Flexural Reinforcement
9 1.3.4 Shear Reinforcement
10 1.3.5 Compression Members
10 1.3.6 Bond and Development
11 1.3.7 Serviceability Considerations
13 1.3.8 Corrosion Performance of Reinforcing Steel Grades
14 1.4 Survey of Use of High-Strength Steel Reinforcement in Bridge Structures
15 1.4.1 Survey of Use of Stainless Steel Reinforcement in Bridge Structures
15 1.4.2 Reported Use of A1035 Reinforcing Steel in Highway Bridge
16 Chapter 2 Research Program and Findings
16 2.1 Research Approach
16 2.2 Mechanical Properties of Reinforcing Steel
16 2.2.1 ASTM A1035 Reinforcing Steel
18 2.3 Flexural Reinforcement
18 2.3.1 Flexural Resistance
21 2.3.2 Tension-Controlled and Compression-Controlled Strain Limits
for High-Strength ASTM A1035 Reinforcing Bars
23 2.3.3 Moment Redistribution
23 2.3.4 Experimental Evaluation
25 2.3.5 Summary and Recommendations
26 2.4 Fatigue Performance of High-Strength Reinforcing Steel
27 2.4.1 AASHTO Fatigue Equation and Design with High-Strength Steel
27 2.4.2 Effect of High-Strength Steel on the AASHTO Fatigue Provisions
28 2.4.3 Fatigue of Slabs (AASHTO LRFD Section 9)
29 2.4.4 Fatigue Test Specimens
30 2.4.5 Summary of Fatigue Tests and Conclusions
32 2.5 Shear Reinforcement
32 2.5.1 Shear Resistance
32 2.5.2 Experimental Evaluation
37 2.6 Shear Friction
38 2.6.1 Experimental Program
40 2.6.2 Experimental Results
43 2.6.3 Conclusions with Regard to Shear Friction
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43 2.7 Compression Members
44 2.7.1 Column Capacity
45 2.7.2 Spacing of Spiral Reinforcement
48 2.7.3 Summary and Conclusions
48 2.8 Bond and Anchorage
48 2.8.1 Splice Development
50 2.8.2 Hook Anchorage
55 2.8.3 Summary and Conclusions
55 2.9 Serviceability Considerations
56 2.9.1 Deflections of Flexural Members
57 2.9.2 Crack Widths
58 2.9.3 Summary and Conclusions
59 Chapter 3 Recommendations, Conclusions,
and Suggested Research
59 3.1 Summary of AASHTO LRFD Clauses Having Recommended Changes
59 3.1.1 Proposed Changes to Section 3 of the LRFD Specifications
59 3.1.2 Proposed Changes to Section 5 of the LRFD Specifications
59 3.1.3 Proposed Changes to Section 9 of the LRFD Specifications
61 3.2 Conclusions
61 3.2.1 Yield Strength
61 3.2.2 Flexure
62 3.2.3 Fatigue
62 3.2.4 Shear
62 3.2.5 Shear Friction
62 3.2.6 Compression
62 3.2.7 Bond and Development
62 3.2.8 Serviceability--Deflections and Crack Widths
62 3.3 Recommended Research
62 3.3.1 Application in Seismic Zones 2, 3, and 4
63 3.3.2 Fatigue
63 3.3.3 Shear Friction
63 3.3.4 Moment Redistribution
63 3.3.5 Control of Flexural Cracking and Corrosion
64 References
68 Notation
72 Appendices
Note: Many of the photographs, figures, and tables in this report have been converted from color to grayscale
for printing. The electronic version of the report (posted on the Web at www.trb.org) retains the color versions.


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UW-Sheboygan faculty, staff honored with awards
The University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan recently honored several faculty and staff with awards for their commitment to academics and students on the UW-Sheboygan campus. The following faculty/staff received awards during the recent Honors Convocation ceremony on May 3:
Dean's Recognition Award
UW-Sheboygan Dean Dr. Al Hardersen presented his 2011 Dean's Recognition Award to Student Success Center Coordinator and student advisor Becky Mullane. Each year, the Dean's Recognition Award is presented to a staff or faculty member who has served the campus in an extraordinary way. Mullane was honored for her service on the campus Appointments Committee, ad hoc Marketing Committee, Steering Committee, and UW Colleges Institutional Senate and Institutional Senate Steering Committee during 2010 – 2011. Mullane also introduced StudyBlue, a computerized note-taking program to UW-Sheboygan students this year and developed a testing program within the Student Success Center that assists students and community members.
Barrett P. Scherff Instructional Academic Staff Recognition Award
The Barrett P. Scherff Instructional Academic Staff Recognition Award was presented to four UW-Sheboygan instructional academic staff members who went above and beyond their contractual obligations inside and outside the classroom to help make lasting contributions to the education of UW-Sheboygan students and the local community. For the first time ever, a team of instructors was recognized with the annual honor, including. members of the HAWKES Math Instruction Team -- Developmental Math Coordinator Janette Miller, and math instructional academic staff members Synde Kraus, John Harms and Tim Heidenreiter.
This group of instructors was honored for their collaborative work in implementing the new HAWKES math instruction program. During the Spring 2011 semester, UW Sheboygan launched the first semester of a year-long study to determine if the comprehensive, intelligent computer software, called the Hawke's Learning System, used in conjunction with personalized instruction, would positively impact student success, transition, and retention rates in specific math courses. The UW-Sheboygan HAWKES instruction team taught four sections of Elementary Algebra and two sections of Introduction to College Algebra using the software, impacting approximately 150 students.
2011 Teaching Award
Each year, the campus is asked to vote for an instructor who has demonstrated excellence in the classroom and who has made lasting contributions to both the campus and the community to receive the annual UW-Sheboygan Teaching Award. This year, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. James Kabrhel was selected due to his commitment to quality teaching and his efforts to ensure that students excel and reach their educational goals.
Kabrhel is known and respected as by his students as "extremely intelligent." As one student put it, "Those who speak English and Science should be considered bilingual because science is a foreign language of its own!" Another student stated in her nomination that Kabrhel made learning realistic. "There are few instructors in my educational career that have stood out as vibrantly as he," she said.
Kabrhel holds a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the University of Minnesota at Minneapolis and a B.S. in Chemistry with Distinction from Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA. He also coordinates the annual "Cool Chemistry" event in the UW-Sheboygan Fine Arts Theatre.


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When I first played F.E.A.R. on the Xbox 360 it scared the hell out of me. There is something about creepy little half dead looking girls that just gets under my skin. Not to mention all the scary things jumping out and the large amounts of blood and gore. F.E.A.R. was a great game with intense action, great weapons, and a wild physics engine. F.E.A.R. originally hit the PC in 2005 and has seen a couple of expansions since that time. Now those expansions, Extraction Point and the Perseus Mandate, have been collected into one nice stand-alone disc for the Xbox 360. The game is titled F.E.A.R. Files, but with all the amazing games that came out this past year, is it worth your time or money?
The short answer is maybe. It really depends how big of a F.E.A.R. fan you are. The two expansions collected on the disc are a lot of the same from the original game. The settings don't differ all that much, the weapons are the same, and the game play is also quite familiar. Since F.E.A.R. was a good game, more of the same action is not necessarily a bad thing.
The storyline in Extraction Point picks up right after the events of the original F.E.A.R. You recap the role of a soldier in the First Encounter Assault Recon team and your only goal throughout the game is to reach a helicopter and get out of the city. Escaping the crazy mess from the first game seems easy enough, but you will have countless clone soldiers and paranormal enemies in your way. The action and locations differ slightly from the original F.E.A.R., but mostly it is more of the same. It's good, but certainly not ground breaking.
Perseus Mandate puts you in the shoes of a new character, but you won't be able to tell a difference. The action and game play is all the same and the setting is almost directly stripped from the original F.E.A.R. and Extraction Point. Instead of adding new locations, new weapons, and new game play, the game just sticks with the action that fans love. Again, it doesn't make the game terrible, but it should make a gamer question if they want to take the $60 plunge. New gamers to the F.E.A.R. franchise should check out the original before they take on F.E.A.R. Files.
F.E.A.R. Files still managed to scare me even though I knew it was coming. I never get used to the freaky things jumping out from behind doors and walls. The little girl that haunts your mind through out the entire game is also pretty disturbing. The original F.E.A.R. had its fair share of frightening moments and both expansions borrow greatly on the scare tactics. F.E.A.R. Files is not for the feint of heart.
The graphics in Extraction Point and Perseus Mandate seem to be showing their age. The game looks like it was ported over to the original Xbox and then spiced up a little with some texture and the occasional glimmer. All the levels in F.E.A.R. Files look dull and bland. You will be glad most of the game is spent in the dark because these graphics look a bit dated.
The achievements in F.E.A.R. Files are a little tough to come by. Much like the original F.E.A.R., you will need serious skill if you want to boost your gamerscore by 1000. You can earn achievements for playing through each campaign and for playing all the instant action levels. The truly hardcore will get achievements for beating the campaigns without dying and finishing the game on the extreme difficulty.
One added bonus of F.E.A.R. Files is the option for Instant Action. This game mode will toss you into a level and act as a time trial mode. Your goal is to get through the given level as fast as possible while taking out as many bad guys as you can. Your high score is then uploaded to an online leader board and you can see how you stack up with other F.E.A.R. players around the world. The Instant Action game mode is a nice change of pace from the campaign expansions and you can kill a lot of time gunning for high scores.
F.E.A.R. Files also includes some new multiplayer maps as players can do battle in all the levels from the instant action mode. 16 players via Xbox Live can compete in team deathmatch, capture the flag, elimination, team elimination, command all, and conquer game types. My biggest problem with the multiplayer side of F.E.A.R. Files is that no one is playing this game online. I had some trouble finding games to join and that's never good when you are looking to jump into a couple quick matches. The original F.E.A.R. was never heavy on multiplayer options and F.E.A.R. Files is simply an extension of that game.
In the end F.E.A.R. Files is a good action game, but it feels a little too familiar. These expansions to the original game don't add new elements into the F.E.A.R. universe, but more of the same isn't a horrible thing. If you are looking for a quick fix of F.E.A.R. then I suggest you check out F.E.A.R. Files, but if you want an introduction to the series then you should look towards the original.
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Folk- Derivitive of Folk Nation, meaning Follow Our Lord King in reference to Larry Hoover, David Barksdale, or King Shorty. Folk Nation being a gang Crips pull heavily on in terms of knowledge and signs. There are several different sets underneath the Nation including Gangster Disciples and King Cobras.
FUBU- Folks Up Bkloodz Under
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an alliance of many gangs. they are aligned against the people gang alliance. they rep the pitchfork and the 6 point star and usually wear black, white and sometimes blue.
Folk over people.
You claim Folk?
Latin Cobras bang on the Folk side.
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A Gangster Nation formed under the 6 point star of David. reps the pitchforks up the cane down the sword down the 3 point crown up the 5 point crown down. we hate Vicci Lous,Bumblebeez, MuMus, slobs, piss stones, and everybody that reps the jive we also hate crips that try to rep the 6 and the pitchfork they are fake as hell. our colors are Black, White, Grey, and Babyblue but not dark blue that is in fact a crip color we dont disrespect until disrespected and real Folks only fight when we have to but we have to alot.
6 in the sky jive gonna die, Folks dont die we multiply!!!!!!6 up
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folk nation, a organization that got many allied sets togeather and bangs the black flag and wears black, white.. and blue sometimes. they rep the 6 point star (king davids star) and the pitch fork. folk is da hardest group of niggaz in da world.
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Chasing the peleton
Monday, April 11th, 2011With only five weeks until my early summer event, The Etape Caledonia I am starting to pick up the training a little bit. What a glorious weekend for getting out on the bike that was. Every time I am out I am amazed at how lovely NE Fife is for cycling. There are so many great back roads with very little traffic, rolling hills amongst rich farm land.
OK so it is a bit of a mission finding hills to match the Perthshire hills we will be racing on in May but with a bit of planning you can build a few climbs into most training runs.
I was pretty please with my 43 miles on Saturday, pretty close to the minimum required 13mph!
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Random Thought.. Carfax for Phones?
You know how they have the Carfax things for used cars that tells you then history of the car, repairs, damages, etc.
A lot of people buy second hand phones, wouldn't it be helpful tonknow what kind of repairs and damages a used phone has been thru? Just a thought.
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