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|Beef for sandwiches with a delicious homemade barbecue sauce made so easy with a slow cooker. Pop it all in before you leave and come home to an easy supper.
Barbecue BeefThis is an absolutely delicious barbecue beef that is perfect for sandwiches, and so simple. Toss it all into the crockpot in the morning and it's ready for you when you get home. Fresh and homemade from ingredients you control and the flavor shows it. Stick with the fattier cuts of meat, or if you use leaner cuts, use them in combination with a mixture of the fattier cuts for the best flavor.
Here's how to make it.
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Recipe: Crockpot Barbecue Beef for Sandwiches©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 7 hours | Yield: About 6 to 8 servings
- 3 pounds of braising beef (stew meat, bottom round, chuck)*
- 1 green bell pepper, chopped
- 1 small yellow onion, chopped
- 1 (6-ounce) can of tomato paste
- 1/2 cup of packed light brown sugar
- 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons of kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon of dry mustard
- 2 teaspoons of Worcestershire
- Couple dashes of hot sauce, optional
Whisk together all of ingredients except for the meat in a slow cooker. Add the meat, cover and cook on high for about 7 hours. Shred meat and pile on toasted buns.
Cook's Notes: Best with the fattier cuts of meat like chuck, or use a mixture of fattier cuts with lean cuts. Can also use 1/2 beef with 1/2 pork if desired.
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Intelligent Coffee Station
When customers enter your store, a wayfinder or digital sign can get their attention and motivate them to buy a product. Better yet, show people standing in front of the sign a directed advertisement based on their gender and age range, which is determined anonymously and while respecting viewer privacy.
Costa Coffee developed an intelligent coffee station that accesses quantitative data, such as impression counts, viewer demographics, and dwell times, that indicate the effectiveness of promotions. This solution provides customers with an unprecedented user experience and level of product customization, helping Costa strengthen pricing power, offer customers the right product mix, increase sales per transaction, and improve operating margins.
- Command a premium price because the machine conveys high quality
- Offer the right product mix for the customer base being served
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Café takes vending machines to a new level
For most businesses, success depends upon knowing customers and providing what they want. In the vending industry, this is easier said than done because customers typically serve themselves from unattended machines and, consequently, vending operators rarely engage them directly.
To overcome this hurdle, Costa Coffee, the UK's market leader and the world's second largest coffee chain, is implementing anonymous viewer analytics (AVA) with the goal of providing their customers with an unprecedented user experience and level of product customization. This solution, called the Costa Express CEM-200* concession, is a full experience, self-serve café that integrates touch screens, cashless payment, telemetry, near field communications, and digital signage among other enhancements.
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the army. by Cole Smith
15 , 2005 - America's
Army: Rise of a Soldier is about as authentic a military
game as you can get. In some respects you might not
even consider it a game since it was originally developed
for the U.S. Army as a recruiting tool. It chronicles
the training of soldier and his rise through the ranks
from rifleman to commander. The situations are realistic
as are the weapons, placing this game behind sim lines.
really isn't much of a story to Rise of a Soldier.
You're basically living it. Starting as a grunt in
basic training you will have to earn your promotions
by completing the various missions in each class level.
Missions range from escort to recon. You'll never
do the same thing twice as you'll constantly be evolving
as you rise through the ranks. RPG elements allow
you to earn skill points which can be assigned to
different traits such as marksmanship, health, honor
and leadership.
can place the points where you want but if you're
not sure what to do there's an interface that will
help distribute the them depending on what classification
you're most interested in. If you want to be a medic
there will be more points allotted to the health category.
If you want to be an excellent marksman most of your
points will go towards marksmanship. This may seem
obvious but there are other areas where your points
will serve you well that may not seem so obvious.
To improve your marksmanship for example you should
also level-up your honor. You may wonder why being
honorable would affect your aiming skills but it does
have direct bearing on it.
skills you choose to develop will not only affect
your character but they can influence your entire
squad. When you start the game you will find that
your aiming leaves a lot to be desired. This is evident
in the way that your character shakes as he aims,
showing an overall lack of confidence. This will eventually
remedy itself through experience but it can start
all over again when under attack by enemies. A team
leader with good leadership skills and honor will
be able to calm his subordinates as they can place
their trust in him. This calming allows the team to
react faster and shoot more accurately.
skill-leveling feature is better displayed on the
online mode where you have different players messing
with their attributes in different combinations. You
can't import your leveled-up characters from the off-line
version but the process is much faster and you can
experiment with it more.
Infantryman is the entry-level position in the career
of a soldier. He goes through basic training and learns
how to operate a rifle. The rifleman's tasks are some
of the most dangerous. The army doesn't want to sacrifice
officers that have extensive training and experience.
The riflemen are expendable. They will be on the front
lines, opening doors and flushing out the enemy in
urban combat. They will be sitting in foxholes in
the middle of the forest and exchanging gunfire in
every conceivable location, day and night. They must
also follow the orders of the team leader to the letter
- even if it means certain death.
you will train as a sniper, automatic rifleman, heavy
weapons specialist, team leader, ranger and ultimately
as a member of the Special Forces. The weapons you
will encounter are very realistically presented. These
are not your standard arcade guns. You can't even
use the machinegun properly unless it's on the bipod
and you're lying down. With the sniper rifle you'll
be able to zoom in on the enemy but you have to expect
a certain amount of float until you gain more skill.
You can increase your accuracy by compensating with
the R stick to help hold it steady. It also helps
to lie prone so that you can better support your weapon.
add more realism, the scopes are not outfitted with
night-vision technology. You will be able to use night-vision
goggles but only to locate the enemy and follow the
laser sights of your weapon. Keep in mind that the
enemy can also see your laser sight if they are using
night-vision goggles and can pinpoint your location.
There are also plenty of low light situations where
night-vision goggles are useless. I would probably
complain about the poor visibility if this were just
an arcade shooter but since this is replicating real-life
conditions one must accept the challenges the way
they're presented. When you're in a war not all conditions
are going to be ideal.
physical condition, state of mind and environmental
conditions will affect your abilities. You will be
dragged down if you're tired or injured. Your morale
and the morale of your unit will help or hinder your
progress. Weather conditions will also determine how
your skills play out in the field. Overall, a realistic
cause-and-effect exchange permeates the gameplay keeping
us mindful of all the various influences.
and weather conditions run the gamut from arid deserts
to snow-covered towns. The urban areas tend to be
arranged not unlike the corridors of Doom with walls,
fences, lanes and stairs forcing you down a path.
The biggest problem is the limited view. The camera
can be moved in virtually any direction but the threats
come from the sides, above and below and you need
to see the whole area at once so that you can react
immediately. Taking the time to pan the camera up
a stairwell can cost you dearly. It would be better
if there was an instant pull back that allowed you
to get the full perspective of the area.
to 16 players can take part in the online war with
eight to a team. Each player is assigned to a specific
class such as infantryman, sniper, team leader and
so on. Your character levels-up much like he does
in the single-player campaign. If you're new to the
game you'll have to start as a grunt and work your
way up. You can't be a team leader until you acquire
a certain amount of points. You will have a vested
interest in staying alive because you've only got
one life and if you get killed you might have a long
wait ahead of you before you can get into another
streamline communications the Situation Awareness
Map was created which is essentially an enemy radar.
Once a member of your unit spots an enemy, that position
is displayed on the map for all to see. It just cuts
down on redundant communication since this is obviously
something that would be communicated back to the unit
- unless of course the batteries are getting weak.
Fortunately there are some elements of reality we
don't have to deal with.
is stressed as the abilities of the different classes
are used in true RPG fashion to achieve different
results. Automatic riflemen will cover infantry and
snipers looking to gain better vantage-points. Medics
will tend to the wounded and the leaders will size
up each situation and issue commands. There is plenty
of action to be had but there's a great deal of strategy
required so as to minimize the loss of life.
online experience is easy to get into and runs without
a hitch. If you don't mind playing this game on your
PC, it's actually available for free. Yes, free. The
catch is that you have to join the army afterwards.
Just kidding. This is a recruitment tool remember.
the game tends to look like a simulation. There isn't
much in the way of detail especially in the urban
areas that look more like movie sets rather than places
that were actually inhabited by human beings. There
is a decided lack of garbage, furnishings and accessories
that would make these places look lived in. The character
models are good but their movements are quirky. They
appear to skate and float rather than run. The music
in between missions is a little harsh, and you can
definitely see the propaganda at work with actual
videos of U.S. military operations and other more
subtle in-game innuendoes. I would expect this of
the free version but I would appreciate more neutrality
when I'm paying for it. Hey, I'm Canadian for crying
out loud. I can't join the American Army anyway.
a recruitement tool first and foremost there was a
lot of work put into the simulated gameplay that makes
this a game not to be ignored. If you're looking for
a realistic military experience this is the closest
you're going to get to boot camp without leaving mommy's
Cole Smith
Staff Writer
remember seeing the banners for the Army's Marketing
tool at E3 in 2002. Yes, I said marketing tool and
it was a brilliant one at that! Let's make a series
of PC games and use them for recruiting by targeting
the right age group. The US Military knows how to
recruit yet; little did they know the game would wind
up being one of the most popular series on the PC.To
think the games were multi-player intense and free
was really incredible. Of course being too old to
be recruited made it more enjoyable but I think you
get my drift.
also have to admit at first I laughed and thought
this was a mere novelty or a gimmick and would wind
up just being a lame recruitment attempt. In fact
even the US Army did not think the games would go
over so well. Well, after countless new add-on discs
and more PR, the series is a success. Now it looks
like the US Military is evading the Xbox and PS2 with
the help of Ubisoft. From everything I know and I
will be honest the news is very limited, the game
is going to be a compilation of the games from the
PC on one game disc for the console versions.
also think Ubisoft is doing a wise thing here. First
off, not everyone had the chance to play the games
on the PC. Also the fact the game will be online for
both systems is going to be a plus as well the screen
shots seem to been enhanced. My guess is that Ubisoft
has tweaked the game for the console versions. The
only question is will gamers pay for what they can
get for free on the PC? I say they will and I bet
I am right. I am not trying to be smart, but the military
games have really taken off and fans will grab this
one up. Take a look at the first screens for the Xbox
and the features known so far. Stay tuned for more
detailed info and more screen shots as soon as we
can get them.
Rating Legend
1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid
2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
2.5 - 2.9 = Average
3.0 - 3.4 = Fair
3.5 - 3.9 = Good
4.0 - 4.4 = Great
4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
5.0 = The Best


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One of the funniest things about the Jets pulling Mark Sanchez in the 7-6 victory over the Cardinals last week is that he wasn't even the worst quarterback on the field.
Bad as Sanchez was, Ryan Lindley was worse and wound up playing the entire game. We bring that up because it looks like the Jets offense will have a hard time being worse than the opposition again this week.
The Jaguars have perked up a bit offensively with Chad Henne at the reins, but it looks like they're going to be rolling into Sunday shorthanded. Running back Rashad Jennings and wide receiver Cecil Shorts have missed practice on both Wednesday and Thursday as they recover from concussions they suffered in last week's loss to the Bills.
Running back Maurice Jones-Drew also hasn't practiced, leaving him on track to miss a seventh straight game, so Jennings' absence will leave the Jags' running game to Montell Owens, Jordan Todman and Richard Murphy. Coach Mike Mularkey said earlier this week that Shorts passed the tests required by the concussion protocol, although he's still experiencing symptoms. That doesn't quite add up and it sounds like the Jags have a good chance of playing without their top receiver.


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Religions Wiki talk:Editing guidelines
Can I suggest that we have some sort of guidelines for how we think the best way is to structure things? Examples of this: Target page naming (e.g. Creationist > Creationism), linking to external resources, categories, and so forth. The sooner we get this down, the sooner we can nip errant page organisation in the bud (which I'd probably be guilty of otherwise!) -- Blu Matt 05:26, 1 August 2006 (MST)
- Yes, I'm planning (now that I've mostly finished with Episode 7 of Way of the Master) to rework the front page, the IC introduction page and included editing guidelines on style, structure, formatting....and other stuff. Unfortunately, it may not happen until next week, as I'll be leaving on vacation soon. Some of this information already exists in the admin forums, I just haven't finished incorporating all of it into the wiki pages. Sans Deity 07:07, 1 August 2006 (MST)
- Splendid. Enjoy your holiday. :-) -- Blu Matt 07:18, 1 August 2006 (MST)
Major and minor edits[edit]
The rule of thumb I've been using is that a minor edit is one that doesn't change the information in the article. Thus, fixing a bunch of spelling or punctuation errors is a minor edit, but fixing an error of fact (even a small one) is a major edit. Should this be added to the guidelines?
Also, may I suggest adding "DO use the "Preview" and "Show changes" buttons before committing a change"?
--Arensb 06:10, 4 August 2006 (MST)
- I've added those tips.
- I think I should mention that I am often guilty of not checking the "minor edit" box when I should, because I forget details like that when I'm just doing a quick and dirty style fix.
- --Kazim 07:31, 4 August 2006 (MST)
Section headers[edit]
As I've edited various pages I've taken the liberty of changing certain stylistic choices other editors have made, such as removing any space I find after the colon in [[Category:]] links and inserting newlines (blank lines) after ==section headers==. I haven't made a concerted effort to "codify" my opinions on these matters, though, since they don't actually affect the appearance of the article(s). But there is one matter of style that definitely is visible on the page and so really should be decided on and adopted as policy (in my opinion), and that is the choice of capitalization for section headers. We've chosen to use "sentence style" (a.k.a., "downstyle") for page titles; should that convention extend to section headers, as well? I say yes. It looks like a number of other editors would disagree. (Note that Wikipedia tends to use downstyle headers.) What say you? - dcljr 17:53, 26 February 2007 (CST)
- I pretty much trust your instincts on these matters. I think most of the section headers already are sentence style, so it's fine with me if we convert the rest.--Kazim 08:30, 27 February 2007 (CST)
- I think I've been capitalizing section titles, but I think you're right: sentence style keeps things consistent with page titles. --Arensb 10:22, 27 February 2007 (CST)
- Thanks for the quick response. I'll now feel free to change the section headers as I come across them. Not sure I'll make a concerted effort, but maybe.... Oh, and I'll make a note of this in the DOs and DON'Ts on this project page. - dcljr 14:42, 28 February 2007 (CST)
What are we doing here?[edit]
As I pointed out elsewhere, in response to recent problems with Ray Comfort related articles, there are four articles that have been "featured" on the Main Page for years now, and all of them are point-by-point refutations of individual works of apologetics (50 reasons to believe in God, The Beauty of a Broken Spirit—Atheism (Way of the Master), Evolution (Way of the Master), and Big Daddy? (Chick tract)). Now Russell (Kazim) apparently thinks we shouldn't be doing this kind of thing anymore. Am I mistaken? What does Matt (Sans Deity) have to say about this? - dcljr 17:59, 21 November 2011 (CST)
- I don't think the editing guidelines have changed, I think an unwise decision was taken in anger without Kazim or me looking carefully at the articles before deletion. We need to take care that Jdog doesn't manipulate us into getting angry like that again. Proxima Centauri 01:35, 22 November 2011 (CST)
- I only criticize contributors' work when I find an irrational, incorrect, and/or useless argument has been made. If I find articles that I don't think belong here, I attempt to explain why I believe that's the case. That's it. You argue with me every single time I do so, (understandably) more vehemently if it's your own work, and I respond as necessary to demonstrate my point. I'm sorry if that angers you, but there's no intent to do so and I don't see how your emotional reaction has any bearing on whether I'm correct or not. If you can sufficiently demonstrate that I'm incorrect, I'll happily change my view.
- I understand that you're hurt and angry over having to move the WotM articles to yet another wiki, but trolling me in almost every non-article edit and calling for the WotM articles to be retained here during "a cooling off period" or having wanted your attacks on RC to be restored prior to the RC page being locked for a few days because "a page in transition could be confusing" (it wasn't, Kazim was quite careful to maintain or improve the integrity of the article during the edits) just continues to demonstrate that you're the only one being irrational about this.
- Some articles placed on the wiki may not actually belong here and need removal.
- Some articles placed on the wiki may be poorly written or have poor arguments and need correction.
- The focus of the wiki may change slightly as its purpose is refined, possibly because contributions to it have revealed the need to do so.
- The articles or arguments subject to modification or deletion could belong to any contributor, including yourself.
- Do you dispute any of those four statements? If not, then where is the problem? Jdog 11:41, 22 November 2011 (CST)
- Proxima: Perhaps I read too much into Russell's remarks about moving the WotM articles. I'd appreciate clarification by him on whether he thinks we should be encouraging or discouraging (or neither) point-by-point refutations of individual apologetical works in the future. As a general rule, I would say such articles are clearly "on topic" here, and can be very useful to readers as long as they're "fact-based" and only include enough of a "response" as is necessary to address the unique context(s) in which the arguments are being raised; the rest of the explanation/background can be covered in the articles about the arguments themselves. Surely we can all agree on this recommendation? - dcljr 01:13, 23 November 2011 (CST)
Jdog accused me of trolling when I'm trying to protect the wiki, he wrote.
I only criticize contributors' work when I find an irrational, incorrect, and/or useless argument has been made.
It's difficult to know how to avoid feeding the troll when doing nothing risk good articles being deleted. Jdog is trolling me and other users, making tactless criticisms. I'm trying to prevent or limit damage to the wiki. Would a good contributor try and get material deleted that was featured on the main page for years? These articles are not irrational, incorrect or useless. Other users wrote the current versions of:-
If Jdog wants to improve the wiki why is he trying to get good articles deleted? I suspect Jdog knows the site owners stay away a great deal so the site owners don't always know what's worth keeping. He knows he may persuade the site owners to delete worthwhile material if he makes the site owners feel good. Then people who care about the wiki get upset and Jdog has the fuss and controversy that trolls crave. Proxima Centauri 07:26, 23 November 2011 (CST)
- I suppose it's out of the question to get you to consider the idea that I also care about the wiki and believe I'm taking steps to improve it?
- I do not share your opinion of these articles being "good" (regardless of who wrote them and whether or not they've been listed on a front page that hasn't been significantly changed in years) and think the wiki would be better off with a single article for WotM that gives links to the handful of actual arguments the series makes and repeats ad nauseum. I also don't see how anything I've posted to the wiki could rationally be construed as trying to make the site owners "feel good". If I wanted to stir up controversy, I certainly wouldn't do it here; there are much better venues (such as online gaming) for that sort of thing. You're welcome to reply to this comment or my previous one with rational argument instead of emotional appeals and unfounded speculation as to my motives and methods; if I'm wrong about these issues, I would very much appreciate it being demonstrated. Jdog 08:29, 23 November 2011 (CST)
Kazim's response[edit]
Sorry for my absence. First: Jdog is not a troll. Second: I am just as happy to see most of the Way of the Master stuff get migrated somewhere outside of Iron Chariots, but I've had some additional good points to consider in a recent email exchange.
Look, Proxima, it's really hard for me to explain this diplomatically and I hate to be this blunt, but I really don't have a choice now. You and Feredir have been EXTREMELY prolific in writing articles for the past couple of months, and there aren't enough active editors to try to proofread what you're coming up with faster than you write it. I've seen you do good work, and you are awesome at keeping spammers out. However, the writing that the two of you have been doing on subjects related to Ray Comfort is of low quality, for reasons I've gone over in the past. Please don't repeat previous arguments that your writing causes the Google page rank to go up, or that the writing is appealing to high schoolers. It is, absolutely, an editorial decision, and the comments I've seen from Jdog confirm to me that he sees the problem in the same way I do.
I made an effort a few weeks ago to start paring down some of the things that I think shouldn't be a part of the articles (Ray Comfort's article as well as a few surrounding arguments, like bananas and parachutes). Meanwhile, though, I'm checking the "recent edits" log and every single day I see new edits being done by you on the dozens of "Way of the Master" specific articles. Just spot reading a couple, they're plagued by the same problems that I'm trying to clean up in the other articles, and I just do not have the time to play whack-a-mole and bring their quality up to some kind of standard. So, to be blunt, when I suggested you moved those articles off-site, I'm trying to recommend that you use your own sandbox site to do whatever you want with it, and prevent Iron Chariots from become "That wiki that is 80% about making sarcastic remarks about Ray Comfort."
Now Dcljr made a good point, which is that Matt -- a founder of this site -- contributed the first such examples of fisking these shows, and in fact they've been highlighted on the front page for years. So in deleting ALL such articles, we'd also be deleting some articles that don't have the aforementioned writing problems. Also, there's the implication that it's hypocritical to say that this category is now excluded.
I am not totally sure how to address all these issues. But MEANWHILE, as I'm trying to figure out what we should do next, you appear to be attempting to foment a mini-rebellion on the site: it started with some passive-aggressive remarks, then moved to comments like "some of the people are concerned" and "I think we should disregard what the moderators say and just put things back the way I like them, who's with me?" and calling people who disagree with you trolls.
One thing I do know is that has got to stop. I have come close to banning you a few times but you've never QUITE reached the point where I feel justified in doing it. But seriously... don't keep pushing your luck. --Kazim 14:53, 23 November 2011 (CST)
I edited Ray Comfort last on Nov 1st and Way of the Master last on NOv 6th. Is Jdog allowed to accuse me of trolling? Proxima Centauri 15:40, 23 November 2011 (CST)
- There's about a 15 day offset between the date shown on the "recent changes" and article history pages and the actual (UTC) date. Look at the date on your comment (Nov 23) made today (Nov 23), then look at the date as it appears in the article history (Nov 8). You last edited those pages on Nov 16th and 21st, respectively. Haven't you already explained this offset to another user within the last couple of months, anyway?
- As to trolling, perhaps I should have said "attacking" instead. You appear to have decided to attack me now that you're not allowed to attack Ray Comfort anymore (and blame me for the decision). If you had legitimate criticisms of/issues with my article edits or the one article I've written and/or rational reasoning to explain why the criticisms I make are invalid, I'd welcome them because I like to discuss such things (obviously). Ad hominem statements about my motives in the majority of your recent comments on discussion pages are not those things and it upsets me that you make them. I'd urge you to read the caveat in the "feeding the troll" article you linked from RationalWiki. Furthermore, let's assume for a moment that I am a troll; if that was the case, wouldn't it be best not to give me "the attention trolls crave" by mentioning me so much or talking about how angry I make you? Jdog 20:23, 23 November 2011 (CST)


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TV Land Picks Up New Series "Have Faith" Starring Cedric "The Entertainer" and Niecy Nash to Premiere June 2012
Network Also Announces Fourth Season Of Smash Hit "Hot In Cleveland"
Jan 14, 2012, 03:47 ET
PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- TV Land has picked up its fifth original sitcom, "Have Faith," starring Cedric "The Entertainer," it was announced today at the TCA Winter Press Tour by Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. The network has ordered 12 episodes for the first season, which is set to premiere in June of this year.
The sitcom, which was created by Cedric and "Hot in Cleveland" creator Suzanne Martin, revolves around Cedric's character, Reverend Boyce "The Voice" Ballentine, an R&B superstar-turned-minister who takes over as preacher of his father's church. Niecy Nash ("Reno 911") also stars as the reverend's wife, Lolli. The pilot also features John Beasley ("Everwood") as his father, Wesley Jonathan ("What I Like About You") as his younger brother, and Jazz Raycole ("My Wife and Kids") as his daughter. The character of Reverend Boyce originated on a second season episode of "Hot in Cleveland" in which Cedric guest-starred.
"The show that Cedric and Suzanne have created is a fantastic family sitcom that you just don't see as much on TV today," said Jones. "That's just one of the reasons we're so thrilled to welcome him to the TV Land family. From the moment he appeared on 'Hot in Cleveland,' we knew we wanted to work with him in a greater capacity."
"Hot in Cleveland," TV Land's first original sitcom starring Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick and Betty White, has also been greenlit by the network for a 24-episode fourth season, it was announced today. A syndication deal was recently reached for "Hot in Cleveland," giving CBS Television Distribution the domestic distribution rights for the series. This season pickup would bring "Hot in Cleveland" to 80 total episodes. The series, which is currently in its third season, averages 2.5 million total viewers per episode.
"With the show's recent win at The People's Choice Awards and Betty's recent SAG® Award nomination, it's clear that the fans love and want more of 'Hot in Cleveland,'" said Jones. "TV Land is growing in a major way, and these pickups are just the tip of the iceberg."
About "Have Faith"
Cedric and Martin will serve as executive producers for "Have Faith," along with Eric Rhone and Emmy® Award-winner Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner of Hazy Mills Productions, who also executive produce "Hot in Cleveland." Keith Cox and Larry W. Jones will be executive producers for TV Land. The series is filmed in front of a live studio audience.
About "Hot in Cleveland"
Filmed in front of a live audience, "Hot in Cleveland" is executive produced by Emmy® Award-winner Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner of Hazy Mills Productions and is helmed by Emmy® Award-winning Suzanne Martin ("Frasier," "Ellen") serving as executive producer, show runner and writer. Lynda Obst also serves as executive producer, and Larry W. Jones and Keith Cox are executive producers for TV Land. "Hot in Cleveland" is currently seen around the world in over 165 countries.
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NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-Three members of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's women's basketball team have been honored by the Little East Conference.
Junior forward Colleen Moriarty (Canton, MA/Canton HS) and sophomore forward Erika Bornemann (Canton, MA/Canton HS) have been named second team All-Conference, while freshman guard Kelsey Garrity (Somerville, MA/Somerville HS) has been named to the All-Rookie Team.
The trio were the top three Corsair scorers this season, with Moriarty averaging 16 points per game, Bornemann 11.3 and Garrity 11.0. Bornemann averaged 10.7 rebounds,Moriarty 8.3 and Garrity 5.8, and Garrity led the team with 85 assists and 66 steals.
"Colleen was our go-to player on the inside this season, and she was often unstoppable," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Amanda Van Voorhis. "Her post presence was immense as she consistently shot a high percentage and rebounded well. She has a great feel around the rim, and she is on the door step of being recognized as a dominant post player in the Little East. Erika continues to shine. This year she played more on the perimeter than she did in her rookie season. Playing alongside Colleen, she was able to showcase her outside shooting skills more this year while remaining our top rebounder. She is establishing herself as a versatile player in the LEC. Kelsey was steady down the stretch for our squad, out team committed only 12.2 turnovers per game in the month of February and that statistic is related to the player with the ball in her hands the most. As she continues to develop her physical strength and self-confidence, the sky is the limit for Kelsey."
Van Voorhis also praised Assistant Coach Kyshawn Ruff for her role in helping Moriarty and Bornemann improve. "I want to commend Coach Ruff for her tireless efforts to improve our post play," said Van Voorhis. "She fine tuned and drilled skills that put both Colleen and Erika in a position to achieve All-Conference recognition."
The Corsairs finished the season with a record of 15-11, advancing to the first round of the LEC post-season tournament The 15 wins marked the most the women's team has had since they went 15-9 during the 1991-92 season.


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Weed Priest are a trio coming from Galway, Ireland. Formed in 2008, they have released a three-track demo. Actually in their social media pages you'll find 11 songs, including the demo ones (all for free of course...). There is no doubt that I loved these guys from the first notes of "Final Spell" (demo's first track) when I put their demo in my player. They describe their music as "occult stoner doom" and I have to agree that it's the best description about them. Slow, down-tempo, slothful, obsessive, harrowing, monolithic, druggy grooves with harsh, destructive vocals. Sometimes closer to stoner side, others to sludge but above all following the raw doomadness.... The production is like they're recorded (some tracks more, some less) in an underground forgotten crypts used for rituals in ancient times. This has its positive and negative side though. The positive one is that it's a plus for the occult atmosphere the tracks have. On the other side they have to work on it a little more when they decide to put out a "proper" EP. Anyway prepare to get possessed by the Priest. The Weed Priest. He's going to take you to an underworld trip with no return! Release the bongs and hail the Priest!*Thanks to the band for coming in touch and sending me their demo.
You can download their 3-track demo as well as their other 9 songs (including a Kyuss' cover) through their facebook or reverbnation page.
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Flacco, Ravens hope to continue dominance over Browns
The Baltimore Ravens probably can't get Brandon Weeden and the Cleveland Browns to M&T Bank Stadium fast enough.
The Ravens aim to rebound from a lopsided Week 1 loss on Sunday and avoid their first 0-2 start under John Harbaugh as they take on the Browns, who have not won in this series in six years.
Baltimore began defense of its Super Bowl championship on the road on Sept. 5 against Denver with several changes to the roster. The Ravens apparently need more time to build some chemistry, especially on defense, as they were routed 49-27 behind seven touchdown passes by Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning.
Five of Manning's touchdown tosses came in the second half as Denver turned a three-point halftime deficit into a comfortable 25-point cushion by scoring 28 straight points to start the second half.
The Ravens had a different look heading into the game, with future Hall-of- Fame linebacker Ray Lewis retired and safety Ed Reed and wide receiver Anquan Boldin on different teams among other changes. Baltimore's new-look defense was tagged for 479 yards by Denver's offense and allowed a franchise record for points in a game.
"Just one of those nights," said Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco, who threw for 362 yards with a pair of touchdowns while also getting picked off twice. "It was a pretty good game for a while and it got away from us."
The Ravens did catch an early break as the other three teams in the AFC North lost in Week 1 and next try to avoid starting 0-2 for the first time since 2005 under Brian Billick.
"The great thing about it is -- and we all know this -- it's week to week in this league, and it's going to be that way. What we need to do is take care of our business. If we take care of our business, we're going to be in the hunt and make it interesting, and if we don't, we're not," said Harbaugh.
The Ravens have had no problems taking care of business against the Browns. They have won 10 in a row in this series since a 33-30 overtime setback at home on Nov. 18, 2007.
Rob Chudzinski will get a chance to snap Cleveland's losing streak in this series and pick up his first NFL head coaching win. His debut was far from a success as Brandon Weeden was picked off three times in a 23-10 home loss to the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
Weeden was also sacked six times and the offense failed to take advantage despite the defense limiting Miami to 275 yards, leading to what Chudzinski called a tough start to the season.
"It is one game, and that's our focus and that's what I talked to the guys about afterwards. We will learn from this and we will move on. There is a lot of football left to be played this season and we will approach it one game at a time like we have. We have got a big game coming up in the division against Baltimore next week," said the rookie coach.
Cleveland fell to 1-14 in its last 15 openers and will try avoid opening the season with two straight losses for the fifth time in the last six seasons. The Brown began the 2012 campaign 0-5 and lost seven of eight on the road.
Sunday's game will mark the first back in Baltimore for linebacker Paul Kruger, one of Cleveland's big free agent signings this past offseason. Kruger totaled 15 1/2 sacks in four years with the Ravens, leading them with nine a season ago. He was nabbed by Baltimore in the second round of the 2009 draft.
"I was (in Baltimore) for four years and have so many friends and people over there that I still talk to, but I've made this place a new home and I'm really loving it here. I'm really excited about what we have going on," said Kruger.
Baltimore will certainly look for a better effort on defense, which includes a host of first-year Ravens in linebackers Daryl Smith and Elvis Dumervil, defensive linemen Chris Canty and Marcus Spears as well as safety Michael Huff.
Certainly the communication needs to improve as Manning threw for 462 yards while five of his seven TD throws were longer than 20 yards. That included a 78-yard pass to Demaryius Thomas with 4:30 to play.
"It takes time. Anything in football takes time, especially when you're trying to get 11 people to be on the same page at once," said cornerback Corey Graham. "When you lose guys like Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, obviously it's big, but I feel like we definitely have the guys to get it done. We've just got to get on the same page, find a way to go out there and win games."
Dumervil could have his breakout game for the Ravens as he owns nine career sacks in four previous meetings with the Browns, including a career-high four in one game.
A better balance on offense would also help. Flacco was forced to throw the ball 62 times and was sacked four times. Star running back Ray Rice ran the ball just 12 times for 36 yards and a score while also leading the club with eight receptions for 35 yards.
"We know we have to run the ball. We have to run the ball well. ... I don't anticipate many games where we'll throw the ball over 60 times, but we had 87 plays. Percentage-wise, we'll probably run the ball more most of the time than we did in this game," noted Harbaugh.
Baltimore's depth at receiver and in the return game took a big hit when Jacoby Jones suffered a knee injury in the second quarter that is expected to sideline him for as long as six weeks. Harbaugh would only say that Jones is week-to-week and Baltimore did re-sign wide receiver Tandon Doss on Monday.
Doss was released by the Ravens on Aug. 31 and played in 14 games last year with the club. He can also return punts.
"When you can bring someone back like Tandon, who knows the offense and is ready to plug right in and play for us, (it helps)," noted Harbaugh. "There's no teaching we have to do; he knows what to do. It's a big plus for us, and we're very fortunate that he was available for us."
Tackle Michael Oher suffered an ankle injury versus the Broncos, but it is not believed to be serious and he could play this weekend. The club is also close to getting defensive tackle Arthur Jones back from an unknown illness that has sidelined him since the preseason.
That would boost a Ravens defense that will try to mimic what the Dolphins did this past weekend against the Browns. Miami was all over Weeden, with Cameron Wake having his way with Cleveland right tackle Mitchell Schwartz in logging 2 1/2 sacks. The pressure also led to Weeden getting picked off three times, twice by former teammate Dimitri Patterson.
"There are some scheme things that we can do, and we will do. It's a matter of execution, whether it's chips and things we had planned and we just didn't execute it well enough. We'll get those things straightened out," Chudzinski said of his offensive line.
Also forced to throw a lot while playing from behind, Weeden completed 26- of-53 pass attempts for 289 yards. He showed excellent chemistry with tight end Jordan Cameron, who set career highs with nine receptions and 108 yards in addition to his second career TD catch.
Cameron became the first Browns tight end to have a 100-yard receiving game since Benjamin Watson on Dec. 5, 2010 and joined Watson, Ozzie Newsome and Kellen Winslow as the only tight ends in club history to have nine or more catches in a game.
No Browns receiver has had back-to-back 100-yard receiving games since Braylon Edwards during the 2006 campaign.
Wideouts Davone Bess and Greg Little combined for nine catches for a unit that was minus Josh Gordon, who served the first of his two-game suspension for violating the league's drug policy.
"We missed (Gordon) a lot out there," said running back Trent Richardson, who was limited to 13 carries. "There were a lot of opportunities for guys out there to step up and make plays. Josh Gordon is a big part of our offense; at the same time, you can't come out here and lose."
Despite the loss, the Browns defense came away with some positives it will try to carry over to this game. Though defensive tackle Ahtyba Rubin (calf) and 2013 first-round draft pick Barkevious Mingo (bruised lung) did not play, Cleveland allowed the second-fewest rushing yards in club history by limiting Miami to 20 yards on the ground on 23 carries.
Mingo was cleared for practice on Wednesday though it is unknown how much, if at all, he will play.
Cleveland's free agent haul also came through with a combined four sacks, one each by Kruger and linebacker Quentin Groves, while defensive lineman Desmond Bryant matched a career high with two sacks.
"We just had a great defense against the run game. If we would have picked up more assignments in the passing game, we could have pulled out a win. We have to get back in the film room, see what we did and come back out ready to play next week," said Bryant, who has a sack in five straight games dating back to last season with the Oakland Raiders.
The scheduling gods favor the Ravens this weekend as they get a chance at a much-needed rebound effort against a Browns club they have dominated as of late.
Baltimore is outscoring Cleveland 251-122 over the win streak and Flacco is 10-0 in his career versus the Browns with 12 touchdown passes to five interceptions.
The Ravens defense struggled against Manning, but Weeden is no Manning. Dumervil and Terrell Suggs, who has 13 career sacks versus the Browns, will spend all day in the Cleveland backfield and leave Chudzinski still searching for his first win.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Ravens 34, Browns 13


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Driving education outcomes – it's not just curriculum and assessment!
The intersection of learning models and technology provide a unique opportunity to improve education outcomes, as evidenced at the recent Global Education Leaders' Program in Helsinki- the sixth meeting for school system leaders from countries, states and cities around the world. All twelve are building student capabilities for a knowledge economy, and their roadmaps are well-advanced. But there's a problem. For once it's not the curriculum students should follow or how they should be assessed. It's the interconnection between the learning model and the enabling technology.
Helsinki is a good place to think about such things. Through rigorous selection processes and respect for professional status, the Finns have built a formidable teaching force which consistently achieves the best exam results in the world. But they openly recognize that a traditional instructional model is now failing to convey the softer skills that students and employers are looking for.
The Koreans, whose results are almost as good, have the same problem, only worse: they're also dealing with the nervous stress of students striving to outperform their parents and their peers. The Korean response is Smart Education, the cloud-based delivery of digital textbooks to student devices. But under polite but insistent fire from teachers, the policy-makers are redefining the battlefield. The talk now is of identifying the right learning model for the future, convincing the teachers to adopt it – and then providing the technology (mobile devices, collaboration applications, and rich media) to support it.
So what might this learning model look like? The GELP leaders agree. Students learn best when addressing real-world problems, working collaboratively, applying knowledge they've acquired across a number of subject disciplines. Where they learn, when they learn, the technology at their disposal – all these factors should be flexed to create the perfect conditions for learning.
The Brazilians, with much poorer education outcomes than the Finns and the Koreans, are promoting change on a scale that no other country has attempted. Cesar Callegari, Secretary of Basic Education, has sent for a new learning model, better teachers and disruptive technology. But in the rush for results, the tablets have made it into the classroom before the teachers. And pioneers like the excellent Teacher Development College in Sao Paulo are now under pressure to produce a new model workforce, against a ticking clock.
The truth is the technology not only enables the new learning model but helps to shape it, and its introduction has to go hand in hand with the introduction of both new pedagogy and extensive retraining. No one has yet achieved this. Cue India. In Helsinki last week, an Indian team, led by the Joint Permanent Secretary for Human Development, emerged for the first time as ambitious players in the transformation debate. India will position its Central Secondary Education Board as an engine for wider change. Can it combine Western and Eastern learning models and deploy technology at scale? Answers in Rio, where the Global Education Leaders Program reconvenes in November.
Check back next week for additional insights from inside the Global Education Leaders Program.
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R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics (http://www.r-project.org/).
Installing R
It is very easy to install R in Arch Linux:
# pacman -S r
R has some dependencies in tcl and tk (required to install an R package from R). To install then:
# pacman -S tcl tk
Some external packages may require to be compile in Fortran as well, so installing gcc-fortran can be a good idea:
# pacman -S gcc-fortran
Installing R packages
There are many add-on R packages, which can be browsed on The R Website.. They can be installed from within R using the R install.packages command. It is not necessary to be superuser or have root privileges when doing this -- R can install its packages locally for the individual user. This is the safest way to install R packages and won't conflict with the pacman package management.
To set the location of your local R package library, create a
~/.Renviron file and set R_LIBS_USER:
Running R
R can be run from the command line, by using the R command:
Adding a graphical frontend to R
The linux version of R does not include a graphical user interface. However, third-party user interfaces for R are available, such as R commander and RKWard.
R Commander frontend
R Commander is a popular user interface to R. There is no Arch linux package available to install R commander, but it is an R package so it can be installed easily from within R. R Commander requires Tk:
# pacman -S tk
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> install.packages("Rcmdr", dependencies=TRUE)
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You can then start R Commander from within R using the library command:
> library("Rcmdr")
RKWard frontend
RKWard is an open-source frontend which allows for data import and browsing as well as running common statistical tests and plots. You can install rkwardAUR from AUR.
Rstudio IDE
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Animal magnetism provides a sense of direction
They may not be on most people's list of most attractive species, but bats definitely have animal magnetism. Researchers from the Universities of Leeds and Princeton have discovered that bats use a magnetic substance in their body called magnetite as an 'internal compass' to help them navigate.
Dr Richard Holland from Leeds' Faculty of Biological Sciences and Professor Martin Wikelski from Princeton University studied the directions in which different groups of Big Brown bats flew after they had been given different magnetic pulses and released 20km north of their home roost. The findings are published in the current issue of PLoS ONE.
Dr Holland was part of the team which, in 2006, discovered that bats used the Earth's magnetic field to get around, but until now, how bats were able to sense the field was still unknown. Big Brown bats were put through a magnetic pulse 5000 times stronger than the Earth's magnetic field, but orientated the opposite way. The bats were put into a coil (10cm diameter by 10 cm long) which produced a pulse of 0.4 seconds that was 0.1 tesla in strength.
Dr Holland said: "We had three groups of bats. One had undergone the magnetic pulse with a different orientation, and one control group had received no pulse at all. The third group had undergone the pulse, but in the same orientation as the Earth's magnetic field. By including this group, we could easily see if changes in behaviour were the result of confusion caused by the pulse itself rather the impact of its orientation on the magnetite."
The control group made their way home as normal, as did those which had undergone the pulse with the same orientation to the Earth's magnetic field. But of those which had been through the pulse with a different orientation, half went home but half went in the opposite direction.
"This clearly showed that it is the magnetite in their cells which give bats their direction as we were able to change how the bats used it as an internal compass, turning their north into south," says Dr Holland. "But as only half were affected, it's likely there is another mechanism as well, which in some bats enabled them to override the impact of the pulse."
Magnetite is found in the cells of many birds and mammals, including humans, but if we were once able to find our way by an internal compass, it's a skill we appear to have lost long ago.
The researchers were able to conduct their unique experiment by use of radio transmitters on the bats which were monitored from the ground and from a plane to verify the signals were correct. However, this kind of monitoring is limited to short distances, so the team is now in discussions with NASA and ESA about using satellites to help track smaller migratory birds and mammals.
The satellites currently used by scientists can only track larger sea birds over 300g, although 60 per cent of mammals and 80 per cent of birds are below this size. The technology exists to track this size of target, but no satellite has yet been launched.
Dr Holland believes tracking this size of bird or mammal is of key importance. "Birds and mammals carry and spread diseases, such as rabies or bird flu, and plotting their migration and movement can help us predict this spread. Large movements of birds can act as pests in themselves, but other species are scarce and need conservation support. We were only able to make our discovery through studying bats in the wild. But for many creatures, satellite tracking is the only way to study them in their natural habitat to help tackle these issues."
Citation: Holland RA, Kirschvink JL, Doak TG, Wikelski M (2008) Bats Use Magnetite to Detect the Earths Magnetic Field. PLoS ONE 3(2): e1676. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0001676 www.plosone.org/doi/pone.0001676
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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker makes its glorious return on the Wii U console with gorgeous HD graphics and enhanced game features. In this timeless classic with a unique and colorful "toon-shaded" art style, players guide Link as he sets out on the massive Great Sea to find his kidnapped sister. Players will sail the seas in search of lost islands, fight fearsome enemies, take on mighty bosses and seek out the legendary Triforce.
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker comes to life as never before on the Wii U console with gorgeous HD graphics and enhanced game features.You will guide Link, our hero, as he sails the Great Sea in search of his kidnapped sister, fights fearsome enemies, and seeks the legendary Triforce.
Cruise across the Great Sea with King of Red Lions, the wisest - and most talkative - of boats, propelled by a magical sail.Discover lost islands and hidden secrets, and find treasure charts to haul up sunken riches.
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Freed from an eternal prison, Ganondorf searches for a young girl who may hold the power to change the world.
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Robbery: Deputies were dispatched to the 8000 block of North Highway 99 about 11 a.m. Tuesday after a man robbed the Knights Inn motel at gunpoint. The man fled north on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. He was described as a black or Latino man wearing a New Orleans Saints baseball cap, a short-sleeved white T-shirt, dark-colored sweat pants and either a T-shirt or some other kind of fabric covering his face. He was armed with a black handgun.
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