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That's a lot of money for a large truck with radical styling and only four seats. BMW knows this and acknowledges that the X6 is a low-volume, niche-market vehicle. The company expects to find homes for fewer than 10,000 X6s per year, compared with 30,000 X5s. Infiniti, on the other hand, hopes to sell 20,000 FXs annually.
The X6, although based on the X5 SAV (BMW-speak for "sports activity vehicle"), isn't an SUV at all. Nope, BMW says it's an SAC - a "sports activity coupe" - a new type of vehicle that's designed to appeal to buyers who would want a 6-series, had they not gotten used to their SUV's high seating position. So the SAC is the post-SUV SAV, if you catch their drift. We did - kind of - but still don't get the AMC Eagle styling and the fender gaps big enough for another set of wheels. The X6 would look a lot better with a three-inch lowering kit - but then BMW would have to concoct some other three-letter acronym to describe it.
SUV, SAC, or whatever, the X6 measures within an inch or two of the FX in every key dimension, inside and out. The X6 shares its wheelbase with the seven-passenger X5 but is about an inch longer, two inches wider, and three inches lower. Its radically sloping roof gives the impression that the rear seats are uninhabitable - but that's not the case at all. In fact, rear headroom suffers by only 1.2 inches compared with the X5, and the X6's rear seats are quite comfortable. You won't mistake legroom for that of a long-wheelbase 7-series, but four adults wouldn't be uncomfortable taking a long trip in the X6. Their luggage would fit, too - the X6 actually has more cargo space than the X5 (and even the FX) with the seats up. Of course, the sloping rear hatch means that tall items - like a washing machine - won't fit as easily. That's what rental trucks are for.
Up front, the X6 shares its basic dash layout, as well as its comfortable driving position and clear, easy-to-read instruments, with the X5. The controls are modern BMW, which means that the steering wheel is delightfully thick and offers excellent steering feel. The dreaded iDrive controller now has lost its ability to give force-feedback, making it even less intuitive than before. However, our test vehicle's optional leather-covered dashboard was beautifully upholstered, and the contrasting light-colored seats gave extra flair to what is otherwise a very all-business cabin. We highly recommend the optional rearview camera, since the X6's mail-slot rear window could obscure the large building you're about to back into.
Under the hood is an all-new, 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8 that produces 400 hp and 450 lb-ft of torque. BMW says that locating the turbochargers in the valley of the engine block (see Techtonics) helps reduce lag, but unfortunately, the V-8's throttle response is anything but linear. Off the line, moderate pedal inputs are met with lazy nothingness, followed by way more power than you thought you asked for. The new engine may be a packaging marvel and may have a broad torque plateau, but to the driving enthusiast, it's no match for Infiniti's normally aspirated music box.
The X6's blistering acceleration, however, leaves nothing to complain about. It's slightly faster than the FX50, beating the Infiniti to the 60-mph and quarter-mile markers by 0.3 second. With 10 additional hp and 81 more lb-ft of torque, we expected the BMW to be even quicker - until we learned its weight. At 5270 pounds, even the strongest Toontown passenger-car scales explode - sending springs and dials flying in every direction - at the mere suggestion of weighing an X6. The FX50, a heavyweight itself, is 722 pounds lighter.
The X6's ride is even more supple than the FX50's, thanks to active antiroll bars and BMW's EDC system (computer-controlled dampers similar to those in the Infiniti). But whereas the remainder of Infiniti's techno tricks are gizmo driver aids, the BMW has one last go-fast rabbit to pull out of its hat: Dynamic Performance Control.
DPC is a new active rear differential that can shuffle engine torque (or engine drag) between the two rear wheels. Similar in concept to other torque-vectoring systems, DPC works in concert with the X6's xDrive all-wheel-drive hardware to apportion engine torque to the wheel or wheels that can best deal with it.
DPC works at all speeds, not just during insane cornering, and it helps steer the car using the rear wheels even in normal driving. As a result, the X6 feels hundreds of pounds lighter on its feet than an X5. The biggest breakthrough of DPC, however, is how it interfaces with DSC (stability control). Rather than cutting power and applying brakes to steer the car, the combined systems first try to correct the X6's path using torque vectoring. The result is that the vehicle simply turns smoothly, without the sometimes violent brake interventions and frustrating power reduction we've come to expect when the stability control light is flashing.
The X6's performance on a racetrack is downright shocking. BMW says that it will lap the Nürburgring in just over eight and a half minutes - only a few seconds slower than the last M3. That kind of performance is, thankfully, irrelevant to the X6's intended audience - frankly, the idea of empty-nesters drifting a 5300-pound SUV at Porsche 911 speeds on public roads is downright horrifying.
If the X6's buyers don't take it to the track, then it's left to win buyers on its looks alone. And that doesn't bode well. The FX50 makes more sense to us - with nearly identical performance, five-passenger seating, and a lower price, it clearly will appeal to more buyers. With brakes similar to those on the 900-pound-lighter G37, though, it experiences significant brake fade.
That's but one example of the inevitable. Both of these tall, corpulent trucks look - and perform - like they're from Toontown, but they'll be driven on earth, where the laws of physics apply. With a little electronic sorcery, each vehicle dupes its driver into thinking he's behind the wheel of a sport sedan. But that's an illusion; a cartoon, if you will.
Remember what your mom always said - don't try to do what they do in the cartoons, or you might get hurt.


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by Terry Heick "Like thinking, reading in the 21st century is different than in centuries past, endlessly linked in an increasingly visible web of physical and digital media forms. As symbols and their referents change, so do the cognitive processes and habits. "So in this context of media abundance, what does the modern, 21st century "reader" look like? How can we appeal to their interests? Or, more precisely, what does it mean to "read" in 2015? What does a reader, today, look like? "How can you teach digital students non-digital things?"
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"Pesident Barack Obama announced his free community college plan to the nation last week, and the first wave of critics and advocates have had their say.
"Formally called "America's College Promise," the plan is modeled after the "Tennessee Promise" and offers free tuition for two years at community college to students who keep up a grade-point average of 2.5 or better, and who graduate within three years."
Here's a rundown of five pros and cons being debated about the plan so far:
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by Kristin Stanberry and Marshall Raskind
"The use of technology to enhance learning is an effective approach for many children. Additionally, students with LD often experience greater success when they are allowed to use their abilities (strengths) to work around their disabilities (challenges). AT tools combine the best of both of these practices.
"This article will introduce parents to the role of AT in helping their children with LD. The better informed you are about AT, the greater the chances your child will experience success in school, in recreation and, eventually, at work. You will also want to learn how to choose AT tools that are reliable and to select technology that is tailored to your child's individual needs, abilities, and experience."
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by Katrina Swartz
"With the thousands of educational apps vying for the attention of busy teachers, it can be hard to sift for the gold. Michelle Luhtala, a savvy librarian from New Canaan High School in Connecticut has crowd-sourced the best, most extensive list of apps voted on by educators around the country.
"I wanted to make sure we had some flexibility because there's no one app that's better than all the others," Luhtala said. Some apps are best for younger students, others are more complicated, better suited for high school students. Many apps do one thing really well, but aren't great at everything. Still others are bought, redesigned or just disappear — so it's always good to know about an array of tools to suit the need at hand."
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Powerful Tools for Teaching and Learning: Web 2.0 Tools is a free online class taught by Dr. Sara G. McNeil & Bernard R Robin of University of Houston System
"Are you overwhelmed by the tidal wave of new technology tools available for teachers and learners? Powerful Tools for Teaching and Learning: Web 2.0 Tools can help channel that flood into a manageable power source for student engagement and motivation in your classroom! This course is designed to provide teachers with strategies to effectively integrate Web 2.0 technologies into their instruction.
"You will learn how to use these tools effectively in your classroom through unique problem-based scenarios that will help you understand how to choose the best Web 2.0 tool. Our approach focuses on the task rather than the tool in an effort to improve communication, collaboration, presentation, creativity, problem solving, and critical thinking in your learners. You will take part in a robust exchange of practical ideas while participating in online discussion forums and sharing your experiences and learning from fellow teachers about best practices with Web 2.0 tools in your content area."
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"The following online classes are developed and facilitated by BIE, and focus on project design, management and assessment. After taking these classes, you will be able to improve your own PBL practice and share your knowledge with others. Additional classes will be added throughout the year. Follow @PBLUniversity on Twitter to get updates on upcoming classes.
"Please note that classes will only take place if the minimum enrollment is reached. Spread the word about a class you'd like to take place by telling a friend to enroll!"
Jim Lerman's insight: Buck Institute is one of the best places to go to for resources on Project-Based Learning. These courses are sure to be excellent.
The Buck Institute for Education (BIE) is a go to site for learning about Problem-Based Learning, and they are offering four free one-week courses during February and March. The courses are:
* How to Create a Driving Question
* How to Manage Student Presentations
* How to Assess Critical Thinking
* How to Include Content and Competencies
You may register for the first two courses now. Registration for the other two will open on Feb. 4, 2015.
Additional information is available on the courses at the website (click through to the course).
There is a maximum enrollment of 300 so if you are interested in checking these out it would be good to go to the website sooner rather than later.
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by Steve Kolowich
"When Michael Henderson is grading his students' final assignments, he likes to skip the written comments for them. Instead of a red pen, Mr. Henderson, a senior lecturer in education at Monash University, in Australia, takes out a video camera. He records a five-minute, unscripted critique for each student. He doesn't bother editing the videos, even if he says "um" a lot or has to rephrase a sentence or two.
"Mr. Henderson and Michael Phillips, a colleague on the education faculty, have been doing it this way for about five years. They say their students prefer video feedback, finding it clearer and seemingly more sincere than written notes, notwithstanding the lack of polish. And making the videos takes the instructors less time, on average, than would writing out comments longhand.
"The two Monash instructors recently wrote about their video-feedback method, in a paper that analyzes survey responses and unsolicited notes from 126 of their students. "A surprising theme in the data was that students reported that they felt the feedback to be 'real,' 'honest,' and 'authentic,'" they wrote in the paper, which will appear in a coming issue of the Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, a peer-reviewed journal."
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by Bryan Bishop
"You'll have to excuse me. I'm going to sound a little excited now.
"Earlier today Oculus announced Story Studio, its in-house production team dedicated to producing virtual reality movies. We've been seeing VR narrative experiences for years at this point, and while they've been getting more and more impressive, they've still been iterative steps forward. Despite how much we've all wanted to it to happen, nothing has stood up, raised its hands, and shouted "I'm the project that proves this crazy thing could actually work."
"I just watched Lost, the first short from Story Studio. That stand up and shout moment? It's arrived."
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"To help inspire innovation and creativity, Google offers employees 20% of their time to work on a project of their choosing. Teachers who offer the same to their students can meet learning goals while creating powerful experiences that lead to increased motivation, creativity, and divergent critical thinking. This book illustrates how to develop a 20time program in middle and high schools across curricula, how to effectively communicate the rationale of the program to administrators, parents, and students, and how to execute the program so students are able to manage their time effectively for a successful final project."
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"The purpose of this help guide is to provide instructions on how to use Google Sites to create a basic class website. There are many more advanced things than can be added to a class site than this guide will address. Also, with Google Sites there are many different ways to create specific web pages, and this guide will simply be demonstrating one way. Please feel free to try different methods and explore other Sites features beyond the scope of this help guide."
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"As the 1930s came to a close, Kodak came out with Kodachrome film – the first commercially viable color film available to the general public. In 1937 and 1938, the colors were still not stable and accurate, but by 1939 Kodachrome was producing color images of remarkable precision."
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Wonderfully detailed images of the pre-WWII era in COLOR!.What a revelation. Links to lots more, too.
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"As I write this, the Flipped Classroom has evolved into an undeniable grassroots movement, driven by the momentum of tens of thousands of teachers across the world who have embraced the idea. These passionate educators are making a meaningful difference in how students learn, and enhancing learning outcomes in the process."
This should come in handy. Thanks to Kent Wallen.
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by Jason Lange
"With all of these thoughts swirling, even the most effective teacher can stumble during an observation. But there are a few things a teacher can do to diminish the likelihood of this happening. The key is to be prepared, welcome feedback, and use it to build a better classroom."
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Course starts Feb. 23 and runs for 5 weeks. Aimed at K-16 educators.
" EDUCAUSE and the University of Central Florida (UCF) are bringing back the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Instructure's Canvas Network with "BlendKit2015: Becoming a Blended Learning Designer," their second installment on the merits and methods of blended learning. The BlendKit2014 course was EDUCAUSE's first-ever MOOC, and it elicited a tremendous response from the higher education and K-12 communities."
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Gooru is a free personalized learning solution that enables teachers to find, remix, and share collections of web resources on any K-12 topic. With millions of open multimedia resources and quiz questions, Gooru organizes all online learning content and connects a community of educators and learners to meet students' unique needs. Gooru is open-source and free."
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by Jeffrey Bradbury
"How do you podcast? What equipment do you need? How long is a podcast? What do you after a podcast is recorded?
"To answer some of these questions and to help you out on your podcasting journey, here is a list of 10 tips and tricks I have learned over time while creating more than 500 audio and video podcasts. This post will serve as part 1 where we will cover the audio side of podcasting, and part 2 will cover video podcasting."
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For educators who are interested in using games for learning -- specifically towards developing skills as they relate to the Common Core State Standards -- here are five games students can enjoy and that we've found sync with standards.
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by Jackie Gerstein
"I've posted about The Other 21st Skills and Attributes. This post provides links and resources about these skills as well as an educator self-assessment. This assessment contains questions to assist the educator in evaluating if and how s/he is facilitating these skills and attributes in the learning environment."
Jim Lerman's insight: If Gerstein says it's good, you can be sure it is!
This reminds me so much of the 12 Virtues of a Good Teacher. 300 years ago, but still very essential to the process of education.
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"Professional learning that is relevant, collaborative and future focused can have a highly positive impact on teacher quality. Here you will find resources that develop an understanding of effective professional learning as well as access to free online learning modules."
If you are providing online courses, or an information product, to adults this is a great reference.
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by Katie Williams
"Get with the program! Coding for kids, coding apps for kids, coding workshops, and programming resources for more intermediate developers! Help me to build a crowd sourced directory for the best resources to learn HTML and CSS, learn javascript, learn python, learn ruby, and more!"
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by Deepa Ranganathan
"Until recently, teachers used to depend on tests, and other humanized tools to understand if the kids understood the topic well or not. But, now things are changing. There are tools to help formative assessment. Here is a list of such tools that are helpful, and some of the education centers have used globally. I have not really used any of these tools personally, and so won't be able to verify them for you on personal grounds. But, yes, this is what my study on formative assessment tools have led me to."
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"There are many tools and features for the Google suite of products that provide accessibility or other accommodations for users with special needs. Some of these tools and features are created by Google and built right into their products. Others are created by third-parties and available as web apps, extensions, and such.
"The following information will provide a list of many useful Google-related tools and features for users with special needs. This is a rapidly evolving area, so this list will be updated periodically to reflect the most current, most valuable resources."
7-page ebook. Lots of great resources -JL
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SPARCC offers a variety of professional development training sessions, many of which are recorded for later viewing. See below for links to our recorded webinars and other trainings and meetings, by date and by topic
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A growing collection of video trainings on tech topics of interest to educators. Current emphasis is on Google tools. (Winter 2015)
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I have been a fan of Visible Thinking Routines which were developed by Project Zero from Havard, for a while now. I have used these routines with students, as blogging routines and in professional development workshops.
Read more at: http://langwitches.org/blog/2015/01/11/from-visible-thinking-routines-to-5-modern-learning-routines/| Langwitches Blog
I have been a fan of Visible Thinking Routines which were developed by Project Zero from Havard, for a while now. I have used these routines with students, as blogging routines and in professional development workshops.
Silvia Tolisano shares updated visual thinking routines for:
1. Read > Write> Comment
2. Learn > Reflect > Share
3. Contribute > Feedback > Grow
4. Watch > Do > Teach
5. Document > Present > Disseminate
Along with a visual for each of these routines she also explains each step. She also shares three additional routines that she uses with students, as blogging routines and in professional development.
Silvia Tolisano shares updated visual thinking routines for:
1. Read > Write> Comment
2. Learn > Reflect > Share
3. Contribute > Feedback > Grow
4. Watch > Do > Teach
5. Document > Present > Disseminate
Along with a visual for each of these routines she also explains each step. She also shares three additional routines that she uses with students, as blogging routines and in professional development.
I have also found that the Visible Thinking techniques really work in class. The ' I See - I think - I wonder' technique is particularly successful in an oral proficiency class I give. Thanks to the British Council for first introducing me to this!
A really wonderful representation of what being digital in this era is all about - learning in the digital era, is more of a contribution rather than a passive absorption of online information.


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Chris Potter, The Sirens (ECM). Inspired by Homer's Odyssey, saxophonist Chris Potter set out to write a composition related to different episodes of the book. While there are stunning yet subtle moments here that jell particularly well with ECM's aesthetic, tunes like "Stranger at the Gate" show what a powerful improviser Potter is. — JS
Queens of the Stone Age, ...Like Clockwork (Matador). Featured guests certainly don't hurt ...Like Clockwork, the first full-length release from Queens of the Stone Age in nearly six years. But appearances by Dave Grohl and Trent Reznor aren't the highlight of this record. That would be frontman Josh Homme's fine return to the fuzz tones and rock structures that made the band great in the first place. — AG
Robert Glasper Experiment, Black Radio 2 (Blue Note). Pianist Robert Glasper has long had one foot in jazz and the other in hip-hop and R&B, so it's a no-brainer that he would continue what he started on last year's Black Radio, a release that included a number of guest vocalists. This time around, he recruited heavy hitters Common, Faith Evans, Lupe Fiasco, Brandy and Jill Scott. — JS
Rhye, Woman (Universal Republic). Confession: Woman earns accolades largely because of its first tracks, "Open" and "The Fall." Singer Mike Milosh shamelessly embodies a Sade vibe that has been updated for 2013. His colleague, Danish multi-instrumentalist Robin Hannibal, does minimalist electronics like no other. — MS
Run the Jewels, Run the Jewels (Fool's Gold). Fresh off their critically acclaimed collaboration R.A.P. Music, Killer Mike and El-P unite again behind the powerful production of the latter — this time featuring his rapping, as well. Run the Jewels is hard-hitting and exciting, both because of the MCs' surprisingly compatible fast rapping and because of El-P's always potent and underappreciated soundscaping. — NH
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Skinny Puppy, Weapon (Metropolis Records). Synching the simplicity of its work for Remission with the sound-design approach of its side projects, Skinny Puppy crafted its strongest effort since 1992's Last Rites. Taking aim at the current international climate of fear and violence, the act poses important questions rather than providing pat answers. — TM
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After all of my complaining that we were never going to get a little bit of winter here in Idaho, or anywhere else for that matter, I must apologize. While I am not sure if it was the winter dance that I performed or just the whining that I was doing, winter has hit here in my area like a full on gale force attack.
Last week, starting the day before Christmas, it started snowing and getting colder. As of right now, we still have about 8 inches on the ground. Just to make sure that winter was officially here, the temperature has been steadily dropping for the last few days. We have been around negative 4 for the last few nights, and yesterday we barely made it into the double digits for about 30 minutes.
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Vintage Trouble, the O'Shaughnessy. The name fits perfectly. Think Southern rocking Black Crowes backing dynamic soul man Jackie Wilson. Their great opening set at the Brick last spring may have scared the Cranberries into canceling their set. Last week, VT got the Joss Stone crowd on its feet immediately. they'll be back with the Who Nov. 27 at Target Center.
Too much Tuesday. Gotta love the choices in Minneapolis this Tuesday: Kimbra sold out at Varsity. Great blues singer Shemekia Copeland at Dakota. The beautiful Americana of Calexico at Fine Line. Very fun Swedish electro-poppers Miike Snow at First Ave. Excellent local guitar rockers Night Moves in the Entry.
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Tift Merritt, Cedar, & Gossip, Fine Line. What a doubleheader. Coming on like the daughter of Emmylou Harris and Rosanne Cash, Merritt was all poetic and introspective with appealing Americana. Gossip's Beth Ditto was loud and liberating with her punkish dance-rock.
Led Zeppelin, "Celebration Day" movie. It's the 2007 one-night reunion of Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones with Jason Bonham in London. There are no interviews or backstage footage, and few crowd shots. But there are cool closeups of purse-lipped Page's fierce guitar work, Plant's golden locks and gleeful grin and Jones' funky keyboards on "Kashmir." Loved the wild and loose encore of "Whole Lotta Love" and "Rock and Roll." This movie, in theaters Wednesday and Thursday and out as a DVD next month, may not be all that you want from this quartet but it's the best we can hope for.
Miguel, "Late Show With David Letterman." Enveloped in stage fog, he was full of affectations, from the oversized shades, huge pompadour and white shoes to the way he whipped off his suit coat. But it's Miguel's sweet soulful voice as he crooned "Adorn" that makes him so adorable.


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Mar 7th 2008 9:56AM IMO, I've always thought that rogues should be a higher dps class than mages. They are much more dependent on gear for survival and damage, and they have to be up in the bosses face while we can stand in the background. This insures they have to do a better job of watching their threat, and they'll take a lot of damage we avoid just by not standing in the ground pounds, etc.
That being said, mages should be right behind all the rogues on the dps charts, and nowhere else. We bring no group utility other than int buff and food; we're a PURE DPS class getting beaten out by locks/spriests, both of which bring HUGE amount of synergy to almost all other caster.
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Health: | 100 |
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Primary Weapon: | EMP Frazzle Launcher |
Abilities: | Sticky Explody Ball Warp Zombie Heal Station Mega Heal Bomb Energy Warp Armored Heal Station Sticky Cheetah Ball Cheesy Warp Cheetah Heal Station
Physicist is a variant of the Scientist in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare.
Using himself as a conductor, he likes to help free electricity from its power pole prison, letting it loose into the world.
Primary weapon
The EMP Frazzle Launcher is the primary weapon of Physicist. It sprays electric shocks at its targets, shocking all enemies in its projectile path and bounces on struck.
Sticky Explody Ball
The Sticky Explody Ball is an explosive ball which explodes when an enemy plant is in a meter radius. It deals 50 damage.
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Zombie Heal Station
The Zombie Heal Station heals all zombies within its radius.
Mega Heal Bomb
The Mega Heal Bomb is a huge ball like the Sticky Explody Ball with a bigger radius. Shares some similarities as with the Chili Bean Bomb except its angles of trajectory. Heals all zombies in its radius by 50 health.
Energy Warp
With the Energy Warp, the Scientist's cells are taken apart and transferred into a pure energy that travels with the ability of invincibility. The Scientist is able to travel freely but can neither jump nor attack. It also gains a small speed boost.
Armored Heal Station
The Armored Heal Station heals at a slower rate than the Zombie Health Station. The downfall is that it self destructs after 20 seconds after being deployed and is spontaneous. Its incredible size allows players to jump on it to get to most buildings.
Sticky Cheetah Ball
The Sticky Cheetah Ball is orange in color with black spots which deals 75 damage.
Cheesy Warp
With the Cheesy Warp, when the Scientist reaches its destination, there will be a cheese explosion which deals 30 damage to all plants in its way. It is also orange in color.
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Tony Parker's Divorce Lawyer Quits
Tony Parker has just received a little bit more bad news.
TMZ reports that the NBA star—who's currently in the process of divorcing his wife, Desperate Housewives beauty Eva Longoria—has been dropped by his Texas-based divorce lawyer, Richard Orsinger.
The reason? Well, as it turns out, Orsinger—who filed Parker's divorce petition in Texas on November 19—also represents Parker's former San Antonio Spurs teammate Brent Barry, who's also getting a divorce. From Erin Barry, the woman Parker has been accused of sexting behind Longoria's back. Awk-waaard...
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Jan. 2, 2013 - StarTech.com, a leading manufacturer of hard-to-find connectivity parts has announced the release of a new Wireless HD Extender Kit, which enables users to wirelessly transmit a high definition audio and video signal from an HDMI source device to a High-Definition display or projector up to 100 feet (30m) away.
Jan. 2, 2013 - StickNFind.com today announced that it has raised $450,000, more than six times the initial campaign goal for the Stick-N-Find on crowdfunding platform IndieGoGo.com. Stick-N-Find is a coin-sized Bluetooth sticker that can be easily attached to any object and tracked through the companion mobile App. The sticker is tracked by through the App by turning a user's smartphone into a radar screen and tracking up to 20 stickers within a 100 ft. radius.
Read more: Stick-N-Find and MeterPlug Raising Funds on IndieGoGo.com
Jan. 1, 2013 - LG Electronics (LG) announced today that it will begin accepting pre-orders for its 55-inch class (54.6-inch diagonal) WRGB OLED TV (Model 55EM9700) in South Korea this month with deliveries scheduled to begin next month. Other markets where the LG OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TV will be available will be announced over the next several weeks along with their respective prices. The announcement comes just days before the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
Dec. 21, 2012 - Luminate, Inc., the worldwide leader in making digital images interactive, today publicly debuted its unique Visual Targeting offering to help transform static images into robust branding experiences. L'Oreal's Garnier division is just one of several global brands that experienced a significant brand lift from Luminate-enabled Visual Targeting campaigns during the pilot period.
Dec. 21, 2012 - Whirlpool Corporation has been named to the 2012-2013 Ocean Tomo 300 Patent Index for the seventh consecutive year. The equity index is the first based on the value of corporate intellectual property. It is priced and published by NYSE Euronext.
Read more: Whirlpool Corporation Named to Ocean Tomo 300 Patent Index for Seventh Consecutive Year
Dec. 20, 2012 - ShopSavvy, the world's largest mobile shopping platform, today announced the release of Product Cloud 2.0, the latest iteration of ShopSavvy's proprietary big-data platform that enables the community's millions of active users to easily find real-time pricing, inventory, reviews and other information for more than 20 million products. Field testing of top price-comparison apps shows that ShopSavvy consistently displays more local store results as well as online price results and lower prices for a greater variety of products than Amazon Mobile, eBay's RedLaser and other major platforms.
Dec. 20, 2012 - According to Equifax's latest National Consumer Credit Trends Report, consumer credit originated year-to-date through September 2012 has increased nearly 30% to $675 billion from $523 billion during the same timeframe in 2010. Comparatively, credit originations today are below the 2006-2007 pre-recession levels of about $1 trillion by about one-third.
Read more: Equifax says "Disciplined Consumers" Drive Consumer Credit Levels Up 33 Percent
Dec. 20, 2012 - Global Sources today announced the success of its Private Sourcing Events in 2012 with more than 320 sourcing teams from over 100 unique buying organizations attending. These events created invaluable opportunities for Greater China suppliers to reach out and sell to volume buyers even under the current uncertain economic environment. Amongst the organizations that have used Private Sourcing Events to find new suppliers are 32 of the world's top 100 retailers and key buyers such as Amazon.com, Auchan, Dollar General, Gloria Jeans, Li & Fung, OSRAM, Primark, Staples, Stockmann Group, William E. Connor & Associates and Woolworths Australia. In 2012 alone, over 1,500 high quality, one-on-one selling opportunities took place between buyers and suppliers.
Read more: Global Sources' Private Sourcing Events see strong buyer and supplier support in 2012


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Saints should take punishment, move on
October, 9, 2012
Pat Yasinskas | ESPN.com
Just when it seemed things were starting to look up for the New Orleans Saints, the franchise got another big blow.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports the initial season-long suspension for linebacker Jonathan Vilma and four-game suspension for defensive end Will Smith, which had been put on temporary hold just before the start of the regular season, have been put back in place. The only change for the current Saints is that Vilma will be able to keep his game checks while on the physically unable to perform list for the first six games of the season.
The other changes are for former New Orleans players Scott Fujita (now with the Browns) and Anthony Hargrove (out of the league). Fujita's suspension has been reduced from three games to one game. Hargrove's eight-game suspension has been lightened to seven games.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who was asked by an appeals board to review his disciplinary decisions to make sure they weren't related to the salary cap, came back with a firm ruling that the suspensions were due to conduct detrimental to the game.
I wouldn't have expected any other result from Goodell, who has dug in his heels firmly since the NFL announced March 2 that it had found the Saints were running a three-year bounty program.
Goodell has an entire league to protect and the suggestion he let a bounty program go with little or no punishment could be disastrous to the NFL as it faces thousands of concussion lawsuits. Goodell made a strong statement once and he did it again Tuesday.
Goodell previously suspended coach Sean Payton for the entire season, general manager Mickey Loomis for eight games and assistant head coach Joe Vitt for six games. Former New Orleans defensive coordinator Gregg Williams also was suspended indefinitely. Other than an appeal to Goodell, there was nothing Payton, Loomis and Vitt could do because they didn't fall under the umbrella of the NFL Players Association.
The NFLPA went all out to protect the players, appealing the suspensions and helping to get a temporary restraining order. Vilma's attorney also helped tie things up by filing a defamation lawsuit against Goodell.
But Goodell apparently has weathered the storm and I have no doubt he met extensively with his legal team before reinstating the suspensions.
I'm sure it's possible (probably likely) more appeals could be filed and this thing could drag on longer. But at this point, why?
The season is approaching the halfway point and it already has been ruined for the Saints. Even with Smith, they went 1-4. Even if Vilma's suspension were lifted, there's no guarantee he would be healthy enough to come off the physically unable to perform list this season.
Vitt and Loomis are almost finished with their suspensions. Payton is approaching the halfway point of his. Smith should just accept the suspension and serve his four games. Vilma should just sit for the rest of the season.
The Saints don't need the bounty drama hanging over them any longer. This is a way to get it all over with.
Take the punishment and let everyone come back next year with a fresh start.
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Institutional Aid
Faith Baptist Bible College offers institutional aid ranging from $2,500 to $15,000 a year. This aid is in the form of scholarships and endowments.
• Up to Full-Tuition Scholarship
• President's Scholarships
• Academic Excellence Scholarship
• Program Scholarship
• Faith Scholarship
• Great Scriptures Scholarship
• Campus Visit Scholarship
• Christian Workers's Grant
Click here to find the details of these scholarships and learn of more scholarships.
To qualify for these scholarship, you need to
1. Apply to Faith
2. Complete your FAFSA
3. Attend Scholarship Weekend in the spring of your senior year
4. Meet GPA and Act score requirements
5. Complete your Financial Aid Student Information Form
Check out our Net Price Calculator for a quick and easy way to see an estimate of your total college costs and your financial aid.
For further information, contact the Admissions Department at 1.888.324.8448.
Applying for Financial Aid
Step 1—Apply
Whether you are a new college student or you are transferring to Faith from another school, your first step is to complete the online application. You can pay the $45 application fee online or you can mail it to our Admissions Department.
Step 2—FAFSA
You must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) in order to qualify for any financial aid, including institutional, federal, or state aid. Complete the FAFSA online at fafsa.ed.gov as soon as possible after January 1, using your previous year's tax information. Both student and parent will need to apply for a PIN at pin.ed.gov. Enter school code 007121 in step 6 to have your information sent to Faith. Be sure to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to upload your tax information directly from the IRS to your FAFSA. This step simplifies the process if your FAFSA is selected for verification. Remember to respond promptly to any requests for documentation from the Faith Financial Aid Department.
The FAFSA will calculate your Expected Family Contribution (EFC). Your EFC is used to determine your state and federal grant eligibility as well as your federal loan eligibility. It is not a means to apply for any loan or personal scholarship. Visit fafsa4caster.ed.gov for more details.
The Selective Service database will match all male students. You can register for Selective Service with FAFSA. If you decide not to register, you may not receive federal aid. The last match for the FAFSA will be citizenship.
All federal aid will be sent directly to Faith and disbursed into the student's account each semester. First time recipients of financial aid must attend Faith at least 30 days before they can receive their first disbursement, which will come at the end of September. The second disbursement will come at the end of February. Aid will not be disbursed until the student has completed all financial aid paperwork that has been requested by the Faith Financial Aid office. If a credit balance is created by your financial aid, you can choose to have the amount refunded to you or leave it on your account for the next semester.
The US Department of Education authorizes at least 30% of all FAFSAs are selected for verification. If you are selected, you will then be asked to supply all tax information that was used to organize your FAFSA (parents' taxes and students' taxes) and W2s. After the verification has taken place, the student will receive a letter letting them know what aid is accessible to them.
How Do I Qualify for the Pell Grant?
Pell grants are often the first resource for college students. These grants are determined by your FAFSA. Pell Grants currently offer students more than $5,000 each year, based on student financial eligibility. Those with the greatest financial need will receive the maximum award. The Pell grant is awarded to the student through an electronic transfer from the U.S. Department of Education to Faith each semester.
• Students must be a U.S. citizen or an eligible noncitizen.
• A student enrolled half-time in an approved course of study will receive half of the maximum award allotted. A student who is enrolled full-time and who demonstrates a financial need will receive the full award allotted.
• Students must have a high school diploma or something comparable.
• Students must have a valid social security number.
• Male students much be registered for Selective Service.
• Students must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress.
If students do not achieve Satisfactory Academic Progress, they will be on probation. During that time they can still receive financial aid for the next semester. However, if they do not improve their GPA, they will be on Academic Suspension and will not be allotted financial aid until they improve their grades. For more information about the Satisfactory Academic Progress policy, consult the Financial Aid Handbook .
Step 3—Scholarship Weekend
Every year in March we hold a weekend just for those who have applied for the upcoming fall semester. Through this event we award thousands of dollars of scholarships, some renewable for up to four years.
Students and their parents come to campus, interact with faculty, staff, and students, and attend classes and chapel. You will stay in the dorms, eat with our students, and meet your future classmates! And the whole weekend is free to you. Scholarship Weekend is a Do-Not-Miss event since all institutional scholarships for new students are awarded through this event. Click here to find the next Scholarship Weekend dates.
Step 4—Loans
Although Faith does not persuade students to take out loans, we realize sometimes that is what is needed. Faith will not certify a loan unless a FAFSA online interview has been completed. It is important to remember that FAFSA is not an application for a loan. It is also important to research loans very carefully. You should look for banks and lenders who offer good interest rates.
Step 5—Deposit
Once we have accepted your application, you can turn in a Housing Request Form with a $200 deposit. This deposit is not an additional fee but will be deducted from your total bill. When you send in this deposit, our Registrar's Office will confirm your enrollment and send you a tentative class schedule. This deposit is due by May 15.
Step 6—Down Payment
A $1,500 down payment is due on July 15 for all new students. This down payment is not an additional charge but will be deducted from your total bill. A $25 late fee will be assessed if the down payment is not received by the due date. Returning students are to pay a down payment of $1,000 by July 15. A $25 late fee will be assessed if the down payment is not received by the due date.
Step 7—Payment of Balance Due
To help you figure your total costs, complete the Estimated Charges and Financial Aid Worksheet. You then have two options for paying your account:
• Pay the balance due by the first day of class each semester.
• Use an automatic monthly payment plan. [link to the form]
Failing to complete all the payment arrangements by the first day of each semester will result in a $100 late fee. Interest of 12% APR is charged on the first of any month in which charges are not completely covered. Exceptions to any payment procedure must be approved by the Vice President for Business/CFO before the start of the semester.
Delinquent accounts will result in the withholding of degrees, diplomas, and official transcripts until payment has been made in full. Unpaid accounts will be subject to the collection procedures of the college.
Additional Resources
studentaid.ed.gov—for more resources on savings programs
finaid.org—for more resources on scholarship information
Tuition, Room, Board, and Fees
For a Student Taking 14–18 Credit Hours a Semester in the 2014–2015 School Year
Item | Semester | Annual | ||
Tuition | 7,799 | 15,598 | ||
Room | 1,530 | 3,060 | ||
Board | 1,702 | 3,404 | ||
Fees | 344 | 688 | ||
Estimated Total | $11,375 | $22,750 | ||
Estimated Other Expenses | ||||
Books and Supplies | 582 | 1,164 | ||
Personal/Miscellaneous | 943 | 1,186 | ||
Transportation | 704 | 1,408 | ||
Estimated Other Expenses | 2,229 | 4,458 | ||
Other Charges | ||||
New Student Reservation Fee | 200 | One Time | ||
1-13 Credit Hours | 570 | Per Credit Hour | ||
More than 18 Credit Hours | 552 | Per Credit Hour | ||
2014-2015 Summer School | 417 | Per Credit Hour | ||
2014-2015 Audit | 299 | Per Credit Hour | ||
Student Benefit Fee (6 hours or more) | 244 | Per Semester | ||
Student Benefit Fee (fewer than 6 hours) | 118 | Per Semester | ||
Financial Aid Payment Examples
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A pristine environment of ecological richness and biodiversity. Home to generations of indigenous people for thousands of years. The location of vast quantities of oil, natural gas and coal. Largely uninhabited and long at the margins of global affairs, in the last decade Arctic Alaska has quickly become the most contested land in recent US history.
World-renowned photographer, writer, and activist Subhankar Banerjee brings together first-person narratives from more than thirty prominent activists, writers, and researchers who address issues of climate change, resource war, and human rights with stunning urgency and groundbreaking research. From Gwich'in activist Sarah James's impassioned appeal, "We Are the Ones Who Have Everything to Lose," during the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen in 2009 to an original piece by acclaimed historian Dan O'Neill about his recent trips to the Yukon Flats fish camps, Arctic Voices is a window into a remarkable region.
Other contributors include Seth Kantner, Velma Wallis, Nick Jans, Debbie Miller, Andri Snaer Magnason, George Schaller, George Archibald, Cindy Shogan, and Peter Matthiessen.
"A marvelous work, a marvelous land–hear the voices that call us to save these jewels of our planet."
–James E. Hansen, director of NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and author of Storms of My Grandchildren: The Truth About the Coming Catastrophe and Our Last Chance to Save Humanity
"One of the great strengths of Arctic Voices is that it shows how Alaska and the Arctic are tied to the places where most of us live. In this impassioned book, Banerjee shows a situation so serious that it has created a movement, where 'voices of resistance are gathering, are getting louder and louder.' May his heartfelt efforts magnify them."–Ian Frazier, The New York Review of Books
"Part of our failure to recognise the dangers at stake is that the Arctic still tends to be perceived as a big barren desert of ice, apolitical and disconnected from our political concerns, up for grabs. The book Arctic Voices: Resistance at the Tipping Point offers an encyclopedic approach to reframe such understandings."–Manuela Picq, Al Jazeera


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There's no other way to capture history and culture but through analogue. It keeps the mood and the distinctiveness, don't you think?
The Ahu which could be found in Chile was captured and shared by our very own LomoGuru, vicuna. In vignettes and colourful hues, it is one great Lomograph.
Photo shot with a Lomo LC-A+ RL using Agfa CT Precisa (35mm, ISO 100) film.