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My accounts are under B. Sharon Evans ( Sharon is my middle name.) I have sent this info to Equifax and Trans Union. With my birth certificate, SS@,drivers license etc. But they still refuse to correct the information. being reported here!
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I am a lifelong fan of mysteries and, now retired from a career with an academic press, I've turned my attention to writing mysteries. I read so many of them, I was just sure I could write one. I told myself I'd be content if I could just have one mystery in print. Now there are six in the Kelly O'Connell Mystery Series, three in the Blue Plate Mystery Series, and the stand-alone (at this point) The Perfect Coed. The most recent Kelly O'Connell title is Desperate for Death, which was released on May 7, 2015; the most recent Blue Plate Café Mystery is Murder at Peacock Mansion, November 2015.
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I've been a writer since I was ten or twelve and distinctly remember submitting a story to Seventeen when I was about that age. But my first book, After Pa Was Shot, a young-adult novel, was published in 1978. Since then I've written fiction and nonfiction for young adults, adults, and even second graders. Give me a topic and I'll write about it, but my focus for years was women of the American West, with novels about Jessie Benton Frémont, Elizabeth Bacon (Mrs. George Armstrong) Custer, Lucille Mulhall, the first woman roper, and Etta Place and the Sundance Kid.
I have had awards from the National Cowboy Museum and Hall of Fame, the Texas Institute of Letters, and Western Writers of America, Inc., including their Owen Wister Award for Lifetime Achievement, and I was inducted into the Hall of Fame in June 2015. I belong to Sisters in Crime, the Guppies subgroup of Sisters in Crime, and the Texas Institute of Letters. The Fort Worth Public Library elected me to their Texas Literary Hall of Fame.
I am also passionate about cooking. I love to experiment on guests, entertain, and explore new tastes, new techniques. Yet some of my old stand-by dishes are too savory to give up. Hence the cooking pages on this site. You'll find the food-related books I've written, recipes I've tried, and, I hope, contributions from others. Cooking is a community activity! My book on chili, called Texas is Chili Country, came from Texas Tech Press in November 2015.
There's a third major element to my life besides writing and cooking. I am the proud mother of four and grandmother of seven. All of them, thank goodness, live in Texas, but only one in Fort Worth—one daughter, one son-in-law, one grandchild. I see that grandson a lot and love it, only wish the others were close enough to spend the night with me more often.
The grandchildren used to love to stay at Camp Juju, the guest apartment attached to my garage. But now I've had the entire structure remodeled into a 600-square foot cottage that is my living space. I have an office area and a living-room area, a small but upscale bath, a huge walk-in closet, a small bedroom, and a tiny cooking area. My new home is called simply "The Cottage." My local family have moved into the main house, and we enjoy being close but not too close.
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For those of you that read my endless posts about owning nothing but small rods for chasing trout on UL gear, I broke the mold today.
If you were me what would you do
I am on travel for business and was able to pick up a BNIB Battenkill Mid Arbor V. This is for 9/10 wts but for the price I couldn't pass it up. I've been thinking of getting a 7 or 8 weight for fishing fall lake run browns or throwing big streamers on a drift boat trip I am dreaming of. Well I got this reel for $50 and I figured why not. It may be rated for 9-10wt line but that won't hurt it if I throw 7 or 8 wt line on it.
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1) sell it and try to make a few bucks or keep it as a good cheap way to get a bigger setup to use a few times a year
2) I currently have a tip flex Orvis Hydros 6 wt , so should I get a 7 or 8 wt to compliment it. Thinking TFO BVK just so I don't break the bank.
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To Help Refill Deficit, Missoulians Informed of Tax Hike
Missoula County tax payers are going to see a tax hike this year to help refill a risk pool which is facing a deficit of over $800,000.
"State law allows local governments to levy mills when an emergency or litigation settlement causes the county to reduce our reserves below a level that we feel is needed to protect the county's financial position," Missoula County Commissioner Jean Curtiss said. "This year, folks on their tax bill will see 1.19 additional mills, on what shows on a line item called 'list fund.'"
Curtiss said legal settlements have been the driving force behind the current deficit.
"It's been an accumulation from a couple years, but as with all budget decisions, we take this very seriously," Curtiss said. "We've had a few settlements over the past couple of years that's reduced that pool of money below what we think is a level that we should keep it at."
The levy will be imposed for the next three years and Curtiss said that, although it's impossible to know for sure, another levy is not expected to be immediately needed after that.


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Synergy Is Like A Broom That Sweeps Your Floor
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What is Synergy?
By common definition, it means that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. This is apparent to most basic materials we use in order to increase their efficiencies. Let's say for instance a broom. A broom is made up of a handle stick, countless stiff bristles made of synthetic material, assembled together to serve its purpose: sweeping. Now if you disintegrate it, such as unhinging the handle stick from the synthetic bristles then loosening up their binding, do you think it can still sweep, let alone efficiently sweep? In fact, if you pluck out a bristle or two and attempt to sweep, what do you think will happen? You most likely won't be able to do a thing until you bind together more bristles to create the force that will enable it to serve its purpose. If that's the case, synergy then is the approach we can use to increase our productivity.
Most of us were raised to become competitive in this discriminating society. In growing up, our parents might have enthusiastically encouraged us to excel. For some, growing up was painful, therefore they lack confidence and encouragement to excel. There are only fortunate few who went through maturity while experiencing the power of synergy in the process, mostly because of the social influences their parents or close relatives have already established. A lot of us don't have this birthright so we may have a rough start, that is of course if we decide to sincerely pursue true happiness. This can only be achieved when one has the freedom to make any choice at any given time. Unfortunately, for those who work a job and are bound to their routine schedule, this needs to be overcome first. Good news is, it can be done, but can only be so when that person proactively decides it will happen. Making that decision involves a process on how to achieve that goal, undertaking steps that require patience and discipline. The first step is to know what you're truly passionate about, wherefore it's crucial to know who you really are. First things first.
Having read articles of inspiration, I've come to admire the fact that most successful people encourage you to pursue what you really love. If it's dancing, dance your soul away; If singing, then sing your heart out; and if it's writing, write your thoughts like it's the air you breathe. They say that when you engage in activities you really love, you release the most creative element your spirit can express. Your passion for something will also be instrumental in giving you a clear sense of direction as you thread through life. Because you're empathic on what you do, you become consistent in producing quality results, given that your happiness boosts up the level of energy necessary to attain that goal.
Synergy in human relations can only be enlivened by someone who is truly independent, and true independence is actualized by defining your contribution which is measured through the quality and influences it creates. It also means embracing the talents of others on crafts that you're not so good at, then combining your expertise with theirs to produce a better outcome. Quite easy to tailor out the steps. However, emotional creatures humans are, executing these steps might be harder than you think. Your logic may say right away, "Yes, you can do it just like that." But when you put it into practice involving another person who happens to have polar views from you, engaging in it may be a difficult task. A heightened degree of understanding and solid form of character are cardinal to thrive in these undertakings.
Just like everything else, reaching that level of maturity calls for preparation; some may coin it as training your mind. Once again it's a choice that we're freely given to take if we really want to. It's not an easy path that's why only few are relishing the rewards of freedom. A lot of us are satisfied in securing a job that mostly provides financial security. There may be some who really enjoy their jobs. The common ground is that jobs may dictate the time we spend in our personal endeavors and affect the quality of the relationships we cherish. Now that doesn't sound so liberating. Luckily, the choice of walking the road to freedom is always available, yet it takes a lot of time to reach the destination. If you ever choose to cross, the effort you put forth becomes the definition of your character and determines the outcome in the end, validating that we are the choices we make.
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Laboratori dIctiologia Genetica
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Vera M.,Laboratori dIctiologia Genetica |
Cortey M.,Laboratori dIctiologia Genetica |
Sanz N.,Laboratori dIctiologia Genetica |
Garcia-Marin J.-L.,Laboratori dIctiologia Genetica
Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research | Year: 2010
The Iberian Peninsula contains diverse populations of freshwater fish, with major river basins comprising differentiated biogeographic units. The Duero River flows through the North-Western Iberian Peninsula and is one of the most important rivers within the Iberian glacial refuge. Brown trout (Salmo trutta) populate this whole basin, and studies using both allozyme and microsatellite loci have detected a geographically sorted distribution of genetic variation in this species. In this work, sequences of the mitochondrial control region obtained from 299 brown trout from the Duero River were compared with other Iberian and European datasets. Two differentiated haplotype groups were detected inside the Duero River basin. One of them was related to the Atlantic (AT) lineage that is present in Northern European populations, whereas the other comprised an unique group that was restricted to the inner region of the basin. The amount of divergence of this Duero group from the other brown trout populations studied is consistent with a new trout lineage (Duero, DU) that is endemic to this river basin and that diverged from other Atlantic populations during the Pleistocene. The distribution of the DU and AT quaternary lineages in the Duero River was consistent with the ichthyological pattern described in the basin that originated during the Miocene-Pliocene. Evidence of selective processes that favour the haplotypes of the DU lineage may explain this discrepancy. © 2009 Blackwell Verlag GmbH.
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Vera M.,Laboratori dIctiologia Genetica |
Planas M.,CSIC - Institute of Marine Research |
Bouza C.,University of Santiago de Compostela
PLoS ONE | Year: 2015
This study was focused on conservation genetics of threatened Hippocampus guttulatus on the Atlantic coast of NW Iberian Peninsula. Information about spatial structure and temporal stability of wild populations was obtained based on microsatellite markers, and used for monitoring a captive breeding program firstly initiated in this zone at the facilities of the Institute of Marine Research (Vigo, Spain). No significant major genetic structure was observed regarding the biogeographical barrier of Cape Finisterre. However, two management units under continuous gene flow are proposed based on the allelic differentiation between South-Atlantic and Cantabrian subpopulations, with small to moderate contemporary effective size based on single-sample methods. Temporal stability was observed in South-Atlantic population samples of H. guttulatus for the six-year period studied, suggesting large enough effective population size to buffer the effects of genetic drift within the time frame of three generations. Genetic analysis of wild breeders and offspring in captivity since 2009 allowed us to monitor the breeding program founded in 2006 in NW Spain for this species. Similar genetic diversity in the renewed and founder broodstock, regarding the wild population of origin, supports suitable renewal and rearing processes to maintain genetic variation in captivity. Genetic parentage proved single-brood monogamy in the wild and in captivity, but flexible short- and long-term mating system under captive conditions, from strict monogamy to polygamy within and/or among breeding seasons. Family analysis showed high reproductive success in captivity under genetic management assisted by molecular relatedness estimates to avoid inbreeding. This study provides genetic information about H. guttulatus in the wild and captivity within an uncovered geographical range for this data deficient species, to be taken into account for management and conservation purposes. © 2015 López et al.


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Peter is one of only 147 individuals in North America to hold the title Master Sommelier. He is a 31-year veteran of the wine business, beginning as a sommelier in New York City, where he trained and worked for 10 years. Upon returning to his native California, Peter entered into Wine Education full-time and has established a nationwide reputation as one of the premier wine educators in the USA. In addition to his MS Diploma, Peter holds the title of Certified Wine Educator with the Society of Wine Educators, Diploma in Wine and Spirits from the Wine and Spirit Education Trust in London, and is an Associate of the Institute of Wines and Spirits. He also holds the credential French Wine Scholar, with Highest Honors.
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Today marks the tenth anniversary of foreign nationals being held at Guantanamo Bay, the US military base in Cuba. Activists are gathering outside the White House in Lafayette Park at noon to mark the occasion and to bring attention to Guantanamo's "human rights violations… including torture, detention without charge, unfair trials, Islamophobia, and impunity for crimes by US government officials," notes Witness Against Torture, which is helping organize the action.
Daniel Lakemacher spent six months at Guantanamo as a psychiatric technician with the Navy. "I was very excited about being in the Navy initially," he told me in a 2010 interview that aired on Pacifica Radio's DC station, WPFW. But his time at Guantanamo caused him to become a conscientious objector. "I can easily say that Gitmo is the most hate-filled place I have ever experienced," Lakemacher wrote at his site,WarIsImmoral.com.
Lakemacher discussed the forced feedings, Forced Cell Extractions, as well as the great extent the military goes to dehumanize the detainees at Guantanamo, which he referred to as "detention camps":
"Before we even got down to Gitmo, Guantanamo, we went through a multi-week training in which there were staged exercises where pseudo-detainees would be trying to reach out and grab us or hurt us and harass us and everything else. So even before ever meeting the real people, we had all these interactions with these fake detainees who were preconditioning us for how to respond to them."
Once at Guantanamo, the dehumanizing continued, Lakemacher explained:
"People down there are not referred to by name or anything other than their Internee Security Number, their ISN number… [And when military personnel] were associating too much with the individual through that number… they would refer to the person by the specific cell or cage that they were in at that time."
Lakemacher, who threw himself into the field of social psychology upon returning from Guantanamo, noted:
"[Anytime] evil is perpetrated in a systematic fashion against people, a high level of dehumanization has to be involved. The normal state for 99 percent of the population in the world is to view other people with some level of compassion, to relate to them as fellow man and fellow woman. So there really has to be a concerted effort to get people to be willing to mistreat others, particularly those who are strangers. And an important part of that is not viewing them as human."
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ssh sending commands to actual terminal
So i need to know how to send a command to like run a program on my computer over ssh. Now heres where I run into a problem. When you do it normally it opens in your session of ssh. soon as your done with your ssh connection the program dies. I need a way to run this program without it dying unless I specifically tell it to die or it crashes. Thank you!
I understand that the program screen is supposed to be excellent for keeping a terminal session open after the communications have been disconnected. You can come back later and "re-enter" the terminal session.
I haven't used it myself however.
I had just played around with that minutes before I just checked this thread and I seem to be running into the issue of moving away from the screen in my ssh session so I still can't do anything else either in my session unless I want to run another session but isn't screen supposed to be the solution to that issue? lol
Also another issue is I can get screen to come up on my linux machine to see what i can over ssh now but trying to figure out how to get away from that screen and back to my tty1. I think I saw a guide earlier with this information all in it or even maybe if i'd try alt + f1 or something I'll try those. So currently now I need to figure out how to move away from the screen after I launch a program with it so that i can continue to do other stuff other then that the ssh side of this issue will be resolved. :)
Also when on my desktop (assuming this first part) If i'm not in my gui I don't enjoy the size of the terminal so if I was in x i'm assuming it would look better. Second part is alt +f1 didn't get me out alt f2 did but i guess that solves that on the desktop side this issue was my own stupidity :P. Now I need to figure out how to make it look better on the desktop side any ideas? Also I still need to figure out how to move away from screen in my ssh window. Thank you :)
Got it now I figured out screen enough that I think I'm all set for a while :) Thanks :)
You can also do that with nohup ("no hangup")
nohup scriptname &
The script will continue to run after you logout.
See man nohup for details.
Okay i'll look into tthat now I do have one question now about screen how can i send a command to it without it displaying everything i typed (like I did the screen -X -S (NAMEOFSESSION) stop (stop is a command to stop a file my script runs) but if i remember correctly the entire thing i typed in was outputted instead of just stop so my server didn't recognize the command. How could I fix this? Thanks :)
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Q and A: What's the Capstone Like for the Master of Arts in Sports Administration?
In order to graduate from the Master of Arts in Sports Administration (MSA) program, students must complete either a capstone class or thesis project. Recently, SPS spoke with two students in the MSA program who are nearing graduation, Kayla Zenner and Bobby Baehr, both of whom have decided on the capstone option.
Now that you're nearing the end, what do you think of the MSA program overall? How was the coursework? How was the faculty? What skills did you learn that will carry over into your career?
Kayla Zenner: I loved the MSA program. The program gave me tremendous opportunities to network with others in the sports industry and do hands-on projects for sports organizations so I could apply everything I was learning. The coursework was manageable and interesting. I found that most of my coursework was something I could apply to my job.
The faculty was also great – they're all so willing to help you further your career. The program gave me great insight into the business aspects of the sports industry. My undergraduate degree is in sociology so the business background was not something I had. Learning finance and marketing skills has really helped me to make more informed decisions at my job. The opportunity to be able to work hands-on with sports organizations in my classes has furthered my understanding of how to market a sports team with innovative and creative ideas.
Bobby Baehr: I agree. I've thoroughly enjoyed the MSA program as well. I took one class per quarter, which enabled me to get the most out of every class. The coursework varied, so in some classes my social life was shot for 10 weeks (like right now.)
The faculty in the MSA program were phenomenal. It just makes sense to have faculty that are currently working in sports.
What factored into your decision to complete the capstone rather than a thesis?
Kayla Zenner: I decided to do a capstone because I really enjoy the in-class setting and being able to discuss everything with my peers. I also enjoy having the structure and guidance from a professor each week in class.
Bobby Baehr: The big kicker for taking the capstone as opposed to the thesis was timing. I really was ready to finish up. I have been plugging away for about 2.5 years.
What are you doing for your capstone project?
Kayla Zenner: My capstone is creating a sports organization. I'm a big fan of baseball and spent some time working for a summer collegiate baseball team, the Kenosha Kingfish, in the Northwoods League. Because of this I decided to create a new Northwoods League team in Illinois for my capstone.
Bobby Baehr: For my capstone project, I am hosting a college basketball double header that copies elements from the Legends Classic, Carrier Classic, and Crossroads Classic. The event will be called the Grand Chicago Classic. The GCC features four local teams: Northwestern, DePaul, Loyola and Chicago State, in a double header in the Grand Ball Room at Navy Pier.
What logistics go into your capstone?
Kayla Zenner: The capstone involves market research for my sports organization to find the correct location for the team and the right target audience. I also looked at the history of similar sports organizations in order to understand the social context of that sport and what draws people to it. I created a projected revenue and expense report for the team as well as a strategic marketing plan and organizational structure. Anything that goes into creating a sports organization, I had to do! The capstone is as if I was actually creating this organization and had to do all the research for it.
Bobby Baehr: A great deal of research and asking questions. This capstone is fun because I actually have to apply everything I've learned in the MSA program. When it comes to applying the themes, it can be difficult, but professors are very willing to work with you when you have questions.
Have you encountered any hurdles in your capstone?
Kayla Zenner: The capstone is hard work – you apply everything you have learned in the MSA program. You perform a lot of your own research each week. It does take time, but if you find something you are passionate about for your capstone topic, it's definitely enjoyable!
Bobby Baehr: Some, but like any hurdle you have to overcome it and find a solution.
How does your capstone fit into your plans after graduation?
Kayla Zenner: After graduation, I am starting a new job as the Marketing & Corporate Service Coordinator for the Wisconsin Woodchucks, a summer collegiate baseball team in the Northwoods League. As I am working on my capstone and creating a strategic marketing plan for a new Northwoods League team, I'm also thinking of ways I can implement these ideas with the Woodchucks. I look forward to actually making my capstone ideas a reality at my job! I also hope to work my way up in the League and someday be a General Manager of a team. Having the business background from the MSA program will help me to pursue that career.
Bobby Baehr: I believe the Grand Chicago Classic is an event that could actually take place. I hope to one day become a Division I Athletics Director, therefore I may be planning or having one of my teams in an event like this in the future. The capstone really ties everything together from the entire program in a very practical way.


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Swearing, profanity, cursing, blaspheming — whatever you want to call it, certain four-letter words will always have a place in our vocabulary. Not everyone approves of them, but others understand their value. These colorful words can illustrate frustration, express joy, denounce your enemies, or even act as the punchline to a joke. Over the years, these powerful terms have become more prevalent in pop culture, reaching a fever-pitch with this year's Sausage Party. The animated film starring a talking hot dog (Seth Rogen) isn't shy about letting the expletives fly; though, with a scant 160 uses of the f-word, Sausage Party isn't even close to the top score. That honor goes to The Wolf of Wall Street, which holds the record (for a non-documentary film) of having 506 uses of the 'f'-word — over three times as many as Sausage Party. However, watching the animated raunch-fest, I couldn't help but feel bombarded and borderline offended by its use of flair (so to speak). With Wolf I didn't mind and was simply caught up in the majesty of the film. The different responses I had to films' uses of language, coupled with the disparity in number — 160 vs. 506 — got me thinking: is there an art to cursing?
To get started, let's look back at the first show I remember being aware of utilizing cursing lyrically: Breaking Bad. The tragedy of Walter White (Bryan Cranston) is not stranger to swearing, but saves the strongest word for its most powerful or thematically appropriate moments, giving true meaning to the term "f-bomb." Walt trots it out in moments of rage, desperation or to assert his power; Skyler (Anna Gunn) uses it to hurt her husband (remember her tryst with Ted?); and Jesse (Aaron Paul) is just Jesse, who probably earns the most uses out of every character. Every time the word is used its as if the writers are adding emphasis to the story, underlining important and shocking moments with a word that stings and lingers. The swearing serves the story and the characters to build something deep and darkly beautiful.
Another avenue for swearing is the adult cartoon, South Park being a prime example. Before adult cartoons were prevalent, South Park was the even dirtier alternative to the king: The Simpsons. The freedom of airing on a cable network gave Trey Parker and Matt Stone the ability to use four-letter words as much as they wanted, much to the pleasure of young children who may have come across this show late at night. Similar in gratuity to Sausage Party, South Park's satirical nature lends more depth and meaning to the curse words on display. The episode "It Hits the Fan" and its 162 uses of "shit" and its variations (all in a span of 23 minutes) end up stripping the word of its meaning. This is gratuity at its finest, hitting hard and fast to make the statement that these are just words. We give them meaning and decide they are taboo. Their status as unacceptable speech is a social construct. South Park shows us this the only way it knows how: with a lot of "shit."
On the other end of the animated obscenity spectrum is Netflix's Bojack Horseman. At first blush it would seem as though an adult cartoon about a man/horse hybrid who is haunted by the demons of his past success, but also revels in absurd hi-jinks, would be littered with f-bombs. Animals cursing just screams comedy, right? In fact, Bojack Horseman is rather reserved for a show of its type, choosing to hit hard with just three uses of the f-word. That's one for each season. Limiting the usage of the word turns its use into a gut punch of epic proportions. In the first season, Bojack's (Will Arnett) former friend and creative partner, Herb, uses it when trying to get Bojack out of his house after his attempt at an apology goes horribly wrong. In Season 2, it comes from Charlotte, Bojack's former flame, after he almost sleeps with her daughter. And in the most recent season (spoiler!), after Todd and Bojack get into a huge (friendship-ending?) fight, Todd says it to him out of exhaustion — exhaustion towards the situation and their fractured friendship. This utilization lets the viewer know that what is happening on screen is incredibly serious. Watching Bojack Horseman makes me feel like a little kid again, hearing the word for the very first time. It's haunting.
Looking at these examples of profanity within visual entertainment it is clear that there are tasteful and artistic ways to include foul language. These words aren't there for pure shock value, but add depth to characters and sometimes drive the story forward. Even the narrative film with the highest f-count makes the case for its excess in that it matches the excess of the characters' lives. Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) of The Wolf of Wall Street seems to do more drugs than he eats regular meals and appears to be under the influence of something for the majority of the film and his life. The characters spend money as fast as they make it and wreck sports cars and yachts all to the tune of 506 f-bombs. There is a lyrical quality to the profanity as it rolls of the tongues of these awful human beings. It matches their rude and crude lifestyles; it fits the characters. There are so many movies and shows that have found artistic and appropriate ways to swear. However, one recent film gets it all wrong: Sausage Party.
Usually I have no problems with the comedic stylings of Seth Rogen and company. Superbad, The Pineapple Express, and This is the End are three of the best comedies of the last ten years. This time, however, something just felt off. These comedians have always been raunchy, but in a funny and endearing way. Their characters usually do drugs and swear in service of the story and the characters. In Sausage Party it seems as if every line has a swear for no reason, which comes off as lazy. Anthropomorphized food cussing is not a suitable replacement for jokes. None of the expletives service the story or characters in any discernible way. The previous examples use colorful language to add depth and make a point. Sausage Party feels like swearing for the sake of swearing. It's not fun and it's distracting. I felt myself become aware of the over-swearing in the theater, wishing it would just stop. It wasn't funny and only made me feel uncomfortable. If cursing is an art form, Sausage Party skipped class.
I hope more movies and television shows decide to use swearing in creatively satisfying ways. Language should inform the plot and fit the essence of the characters. If there is one thing to remember it's this: saying "fuck" isn't always funny.
What did you think of Sausage Party?


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White money paid for her LMAO "education" (ever see her thesis) Good hard working White people paying in to a racist system for what? Too BUY Hate? Look what it bought what a joke!
For the first time in my adult life, I am proud of my country, she told a Milwaukee crowd today, because it feels like hope is making a comeback. http://hotair.com/archives/2008/02/18/michelle-obama-hasnt-been-proud-of-america-in-at-least-26-years/


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You'll be greeted with an impressive view of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) when you exit from the Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station. It is also located near the main shopping outlets that open till late night/early morning, some places even close at 5am!
Some of the outlets include Doota and HelloAPM.
The DDP is best viewed at night, as the place is thoroughly lit and the cooling night breeze definitely helps.
Snacked a little before continuing. THE STREET FOOD IN KOREA IS GOOD DAMNIT.
We (sort of) rushed to the Hyundai City Outlet before it closes as it was quite late then.
image from insideretail.asia because my camera went dead after taking a few photos
It's the Yellow Cafe, at the B2 floor of Hyundai City Outlet.
What's so special about this cafe, you may ask? It's a cafe dedicated to the famous must-drink 바나나맛우유, or simply known as Binggrae Banana Milk!
The bottled packaging is only found in South Korea, as far as I know. They have Binggrae Banana Milk in boxes here but it is certainly not as fresh nor as lovely as the bottled ones (you have to admit that the bottles are cute too). We tried.
Anyways, we had one bottle of it almost every day when we were in Korea. Mom's a huge fan. True story.
Banana-flavoured Milk Ice-cream (₩3,500), milky and banana-y.
Just like the Binggrae Banana Milk, this banana ice-cream most certainly does not have the overwhelming artificial banana taste like some other brands/food items but milky instead (the banana flavouring IS artificial though).
Banana Flavoured Milkshake with Ice-cream Topping (₩5,700).
To be fair, the items that we ordered tastes similar as the cafe is devoted to the Binggrae Banana Milk, and almost everything is from the banana milk. Didn't try their cheese tart nor pudding though.
Yellow Cafe is located at the B2 level of Hyundai City Outlet.
Hyundai City Outlet:
13- -ga,, 20 Euljiro 6(yuk)-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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Things Every Entrepreneur Could Learn From Vijay Eswaran's Life
Vijay Eswaran has certainly been a bold individual that has been willing to pursue business ventures in markets where it's been difficult to establish them, but he's also a kind and compassionate person who makes sure all his businesses have an element of philanthropy in them. He's the cofounder of QI Group Ltd. and several subsidiary direct selling enterprises and also chairs RYTHM Foundation and the Vijayratnam Foundation.
He's been inspired to serve others needs both by his father and by his hero Mahatma Gandhi and his philanthropy has included work with special needs people, cleanup of areas affected by disasters and local affordable services for remote villages in Asia.
Vijay Eswaran was born in Malaysia and was educated at one of the nation's finest schools. He later went to study at the London School of Economics where he got his bachelor's degree. He would later get his master's at Southern Illinois University but he also spent a year working in odd jobs from harvesting grapes to cab driving across Europe.
After completing his master's he was a consultant for several major IT companies for a couple years, but he found himself becoming interested in the multilevel marketing business model before too long. He returned to Malaysia in 1998 and together with several other Malaysian entrepreneurs launched QI Group Ltd.
Eswaran has given many people around the world a chance to start their own business selling his company's products and referring others to the associate program as well as providing a rewards program.
But he's also a man who embraces spiritualism as a daily practice and encourages other company employees to follow it. Such practices include dieting, yoga, meditation and other moments of silence.
Vijay Eswaran has written about these rituals and about how they can shape great leaders in his books including the 2005 bestseller In The Sphere of Silence. He's also the author of 18 Stepping Stones and On The Wings Of Thought. According to QBuzz, Vijay Eswaran has been a keynote speaker at the World Economic Forum and has also won the New Global Indian Award.


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