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Would you be willing to answer a few brief questions about PlayStation Forums?
SO i just wanted to know how the uncharted 3 beta would work.
becuase now tht everyone has ps plus the early access is essentially useless.
so would nd be compensating those tht bought infamous 2?
and if any of u know how the beta system thing is gonna work (i mean the early access stuff) please let me know because im utterly confussed.
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so would nd be compensating those tht bought infamous 2?
Did they compensate PS+ subscribers? Then why exactly should they compensate Infamous 2 buyers?!
Although personally I'll feel "compensated" enough if a lot of players join the beta...
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Smoked Salt: What do you use it for?
- Chemicalkinetics Oct 26, 2013 08:39 PM
A complete novice about smoked salt. I have seen them, and I smelled them, and I have almost bought them, which means I have never used them. I have smoked food, and I have use salt all the time, but never used smoked salt.
For you experts and semi-experts in smoked salt, what and how do you use them? Thanks for sharing your experience. Thanks.
re: JMF
True, true. But here is what I was thinking when I was pondering to buy the smoke salt or not. Under normal conditions for regular dishes, I probably don't need the smoke favor, so I will use normal salt. For dishes which I want smoke flavor like smoked salmon or barbecue pork, then I feel I should acquire the smoke favor from real smoking and not by merely adding smoked salt or smoke liquid.
I assume there must be some middle cases. I am trying to imagine some cases. Thanks.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I don't have any smoked salt handy, but I'd use it on stovetop burgers, steaks and the like. I like the crust you get from cooking on a flat surface, but I also like the smokiness you get from grilling; seasoning with smoked salt might give you the best of both worlds. I have some liquid smoke that I use in chili, salmon cakes, and a few other dishes; I imagine smoked salt would work for those as well.
re: Scrofula
Thanks. These suggest make good sense.
re: PandaCat
In the smoker, on a top rack, on top of a large coffee filter or one layer of paper towel. Make sure salt (or sugar) is only around 1/4" layer.
We went for tapas and ordered a roasted cauliflower dish that was AMAZING. Honestly, we were eating crazy inventive stuff, and the cauliflower was our favorite. It was roasted, with smoked salt. That's it. So that's what we use smoked salt for now. =) Roasted cruciferous vegetables. Not to be too hyperbolic, but it's transformative.
re: jmarya
+1 for the cucumbers, my snack too.
I also put it on hard boiled eggs.
I like to sprinkle it on nuts. Plus, a few dashes in cottage cheese makes it magical. A friend of mine likes a shake or two in a mug of beer -- go figure.
Bought a bag of coarse sea salt at little Asian market (very inexpensive) & decided to try to smoke it myself... no serious $ to lose, so wth!?! I have one of those stove-top smokers... like Emeril used when he had his show. Salt came out kinda "dirty" looking and I didn't know if it actually smoked. I put it in an air tight container and first time I opened the smokiness was very noticable.
re: kseiverd
< I have one of those stove-top smokers... >
Me too. I have a stovetop smoker, and I thought of that, but I worry that I won't able to do it right.
I bought the smoked salt from Maldon and love the stuff! I only use it as a finishing salt, but have loved it in my butternut squash soup, added to a blah storebought hummus, in a lentil wild rice pilaf..... Of the various flavored salts i have purchased this is the only one i buy over and over.
re: Ttrockwood
The Maldon is the only smoked salt I have tried for home use as well, and I also love it. Like you, Ttrock, I use it for finishing - generally in the past months for tomatoes, but on eggs as well. I was wondering if I just liked the Maldon texture, over the smokiness, so just had a taste...yep, I do like that very subtle smoke.
Lately, too, we've been using it for dessert. A favored sweet around here has been a slice of toast with lemon curd, sprinkled with Maldon smoked salt. The slight smoke with the lemon curd is very nice.
re: cayjohan
I tried a few other smoked salts and some were wayyy overwhelming or just a big chunky sea salt grain that would crunch, so i'm sticking to the Maldon- the toast combo sounds amazing! Decent tomatoes are now sparse on the east coast...:/
I use smoked salt in a BBQ rub recipe that I got from a Steven Reichlen bookbook, but I have trouble finding it in the store. Target used to have it as a store brand but it must not have sold too well because I have not seen it there for years. I resorted to making my own smoked salt. The first time I did it on a smoker, but it was basically just dirty salt because it had some ashes mixed in. Then I took a box of Morton's Kosher Salt and sprinkled liquid smoke on it and dried it in the oven. That worked ok, but it has to be watched so it doesn't become a brick.
re: John E.
<The first time I did it on a smoker, but it was basically just dirty salt because it had some ashes mixed in. >
Good point.
re: blueways
My favourite as well. Love it on butterscotch brownies and chocolate chip cookies, tempura-battered anything, deviled eggs...
re: John E.
I can find it in whole foods, the gourmet groceries and a few other places in nyc, last time i ordered from amazon and split the shipment with a friend:
re: John E.
The last time I was at Mississipp Market (7th street location) they had Maldon smoked salt (but not the regular Maldon).
re: Pwmfan
I remember checking the store on Selby, but that was over a year ago. I'll check again and the next time I'm around 7th, I'll check that out as well. Thanks.
re: John E.
Salish Alderwood Smoked salt from Market Spice, you can purchase from them online. Great stuff!
I get mine at a small specialty store near my home. I love it in this dry rubbed chicken recipe, I just sub it in for the kosher salt:
I also just used it for roasting pumpkin seeds. Quite tasty!
I often eat toast with melted cheese and avocado. I then sprinkle some smoked salt on top for a bit of extra flavour.
I have some smoked salt that is mixed with chiles de arbol (small flakes). I use it to season a roast before putting it in the crock pot. Lovely on top of brownies. I add it to stews and chiles. Sprinkled on steamed or roasted veggies. Everything really. I also have a plain hickory smoked salt. Excellent on potatoes of any sort. Popcorn, corn on the cob, garlic bread. Love the stuff.
re: YvonneChristine
OOHH Good idea! With pureed fire-roasted peppers or tomatoes... YUM
re: Chemicalkinetics
Once you start using it you will find a ton of uses for it. My home made stuff is the #2 salt I use in the kitchen. And #1 I use in the bar.


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Starting November 14th in Stockholm, @fasching, "The Bad Boys of Jazz Tour" 2014
Tickets on sale now!!!
HBE Spring Time Tour 2014
02.05.2014 / Posted by Hypnotic
HBE kicks off the summer with a spring full of new music. Come witness, feel and experience the power and movement of the coming summer. Share, bring and/or tell a friend. See you in a city near you.
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble in Brooklyn
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Make sure not to miss out on and exciting opportunity for both Brooklyn, and HBE. A chance to bring together multiple night's of pure organic, high energetic, sexy, and powerful music to NYC.
We're very excited that every LAST SATURDAY, March 29th, April 26th, and May 31st. You can come experience the best live show around...
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We love all of you guys across the globe who show us tons of love. The feeling we get before and after rocking a small or large audience, can be easily expressed by this picture.
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Hey Young World,
Your favorite band is now a part of "The Hunger Games" franchise. Our song "War" was selected once again for the new film "Catching Fire"
This is BIG for the bands profile across the globe... And we're grateful for this opportunity once again.
What's New with HBE
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYOJRkn585g "SAIKOU"
Felabration in "Da Chi" HBE w Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) @ The Shrine
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It was a night to commemorate our comrad who fathered a style of music, SO POWERFUL, they call it "Afro-Beat".
We got an opportunity to come home w the big homie, and show Da Chi what Chicago's Finnest has done with our spare time...
It's always great to perform w incredible artist, and its even better to honor our ANCESTER'S in the process
Peace to Fela Kuti's family, and s/o to our friend's and big homies Femi and Seun Kuti
29.01.2013 / Posted by Hypnotic
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We had a BLAAAAAAST our second time in Japan, the people showed even more support than the first time.
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Asteroid miners hunt for platinum, leave all common sense in glovebox
Re: An Adventure...
Realisticly, the real value of minerals mined in space is in space. If you can build space stations and space ships in space, it's far cheaper than using rockets to get earthbound materials into space.
The average cost getting materials into space is $22K per kilo. If your building materials were already in space, space travel would be much cheaper
Sandy Island does exist - on a 1908 chart
Ninja island
Ninja vanish!
Driverless trucks roam Australian mines
The Future
In the future, all work places will consist of robots, a man and a dog. The robots do the work. The dog is to guard the robots and the man is there to feed the dog.
Astronauts (or other 'nauts) could find life on Mars quite healthy
If the environmentalists get their way and ban all logging and mining, we may end up in them again here.
Solar isn't going to be real likely on Mars as it's further away and thus less efficient. The little rovers could get away with it up until winter. Nuclear is the most likely source because it's robust and constant.
Re: @ Loyal Commenter
Pure O2 is a receipy for a fire. It's one thing for a space suit and another for the whole habitat. In all likelyhood air would be recycled through a greenhouse which would also produce the food
Liberals propose law to regulate social media
Re: Not pointless
"The trouble with so-called cyber bullying is that it has in some cases proven to be fatal."
More divorces end with sucide. The bitch accuses the man of child abuse, takes his home and kids away, takes all his assets and leaves him with nothing but his life which he takes himself.
Re: Pointless
"Have you heard yourself? Bullying is not an unavoidable fact of life either in school or work, just as sexual harassment (also, bullying) isn't and was stamped out. If you work for a company that tolerates bullying, you should do something about it, standing round and thinking that the victim should man up - presumably because it's not happing to you, therefore isn't a problem - is a pathetic cop out of a weak coward."
Name one place where bullying and/or sexual harassment has been stamped out? Can I have a reality check here please?
Stupid bullys do it publically and get caught. Smart bullys are sneaky and do stuff behind your back and where there are no witnesses. Yes it's horrible and unfair, blah blah blah but it exists and no amount of stupid laws is going to stop it.
Bullys pick on victims. If you don't want to be bullied, don't be a victim
Re: Simple answer
Great idea!
And while we're at it lets make the postal service responsible for hate mail and the phone service responsible for prank calls.
Stupid suggestions like this is where stupid politicians get their stupid ideas. It doesn't solve the problem and could end up breaking the internet.
Re: Here's an idea ..
"Require everone who posts on social media to have a licence and be forced to swipe a card when they post. The fees collected can go toward administering an anti-bullying quango. If you go a year without posting something offensive then you get your money back ..."
I'd never get my money back.... (Too many whiny pussies who can't handle the truth)
Google avoids tax with 'Double Irish Dutch Sandwich'
Re: Do no evil *....
When I go to the accountant, it's so I can pay less tax. Google just has better accountants than me.
It's not Google's fault. The governments that created the system to allow companies to exploit it.
It's like declaring a tax on everybody called George and whinging when all the Georges change their name.
The Governments makes the rules but are too stupid and slow to beat companies at the game.
"It's actually very difficult. Certainly in the UK, there's something like 10,000 pages of legislation to try to stop it."
Actually it's the 10K pages that creates it. The more complex you make something, the more likely you are to leave loopholes.
They need to start by simplifing the laws, not adding new ones
Kim Dotcom claims entrapment by US authorities
Re: US 'Justice' at work ... Let's Do a Deal.
Usually when they take all your money and take you to court, they go bankrupt or plea deal out. They're not use to someone fighting back and using the media to make them look like idiots
Human Rights Watch proposes new laws of robotics
"Well a civilized population would throw out its government if they saw their government butchering tens of thousands of innocent civilians"
Ah yes but the problem is fear. These civilians are harbouring terrorist who hate our western way of life and want to kill us so they need to be sacrificed to protect our right to buy Mcdonalds and drive Hummers.
We don't know any of these people getting killed so really it's alright cause it isn't us.
To Quote Sam and Max
Sam (holding a bomb): Max, where should I put this so it doesn't hurt anyone we know or care about?
Max: Out the window, Sam. There's nothing but strangers out there.
Sam: (looks at the bomb in his hand and throws it out the window behind him)
(Bomb explodes outside the windows)
Sam: I sure hope there was no one on that bus.
Max: No one we know, at least...
Re: Asimov's gonna be spinning in his grave :(
Asimov's laws don't apply here. The whole point to these robots is to kill people. That what they were made for.
The predator will have to be renamed to the pussy if it's not allowed to blow people up.
Boffins: Jurassic avians were more like Angry birds than modern ones
Re: What about the little (proto)pigs?
They evolved legs much later
Lawrence 'Empire Strikes Back' Kasdan to pen future Star Wars script
Re: Use the forks Luke.....
Less touchy feely more dismemberment with plasma swords
Re: Annoying bear thingies
"Hang on though, that''t the bloke who brought Ewoks into existence. Abandon hope!"
Yes but he didn't invent JarJar so there is some hope of redemption
Texan schoolgirl expelled for refusing to wear RFID tag
Re: Think of the sheep!
"And no you don't send Christians to christian schools - everyone has a right to learn."
But what if they don't want to learn?
Re: Random Swapping
"and the whole herd of teacher's pets should nuke their badges so it appears they have dropped out."
They laugh about nuking their tags but later when they REALLY need to go to the toilet.....
Re: Tattoo
"Don't think you comparison holds water, old bean. With facial recognition, you don't carry the transponder around with you anywhere you go."
Ummm last time I check, your face was attached.
They installed hundreds of camera. Facial recog would be fairly easy to install and use
RFID makes tracking easy but not having RFID doesn't make tracking impossible.
Re: Tattoo
"Maybe they ought to just do away with the RFID tag, and tattoo numbers, perhaps on the inside of her left forearm. :-( :-( :-("
Maybe they should do away with RFID and go facial recognition and biometrics. Exactly the same effect without the barcodes.
You're not going to stop tracking by getting rid of RFID
"Are we quite certain that those religious people are complete fruitcakes"
Someone can be right plus a complete fruitcake at the same time
Re: Quite right too!
Science and religion don't mix. Her religious beliefs should send her to Christian school
Oprah Winfrey tweets her love of Surface – from her iPad
Re: Blame the staff
Oprah has them stockpiled.
You and I could retire on those few bucks
So why didn't she tweet that she was sick of this Apple crap and wished she had one one the new surface tablets?
Saying how much you love something usually assumes you're using it
Re: Blame the staff
Of course she can. An automatic filter on the iPad removes the om nom nom noms from the tweets
Blame the staff
It was a staffer. I can't see Oprah tweeting her own tweets. She dictated the tweet to the staffer while another staffer fed her Twinkies
BT: Olympics cyber attackers were amateurs
Has anyone noticed?
That the London Olympics logo looks like Lisa Simpson giving a blowjob?
Microsoft building poo-powered carbon-neutral data center
"Awaits obligatory "Microsoft have been making crap for years, now....." comment."
Microsoft has been recycling crap for years. Same shit all new price.....
Google hires top US traffic fed for DRIVERLESS CARS project
Re: The real obstacle
"It's a potential PR disaster, BUT if they can get v1.0 to be demonstrably safer than people, hopefully they'll be able to avoid knee-jerk panics."
It will be safer than people but the media will beat it up into a frenzy.
"Robocar MURDERS granny!"
"Silly Old Bag Steps Out in Front of Car"
Then the lawyers will come crawling out of the cracks.....
Re: Sweepstake
"The world already has vehicles that people do not have to drive themselves...they're called busses."
This makes the assumptions that busses exist where you are, are going where you need to go and are running at the time you need to leave.
I'm in a rural area and do a lot of late night driving. Not a bus to be seen
But when you live in a city and think the rest of the world is like what you see, I can see how you get your mistaken assumption...
Re: Said it years ago.
"At that point, why do you need to own a car? Hello Johnnycab!"
So you can drive around in something someone hasn't puked in (unless it was yourself)
Sydney Uni boffin wants database to track smokers
Australia is full of assholes who's whole lives revolves around telling people how to live theirs
Not sinister, just Australia's nanny state mentallity.
They want to tax fat because advertising isn't working and licence smokers because the tax isn't working.
Before long all Australians will be forced into padded rooms and fed nothing but tofu to protect them from themselves
Patent trolling to go under anti-trust spotlight
If you chop the heads off a few trolls the rest will crawl back under the bridge
John McAfee blogs for help, offers $25K reward for neighbour's killer
Re: writing a graphic novel about the anti-virus pioneer
Zombie dogs will make it a better read otherwise it will be just about a loonie in lederhosen.
I can see it now, a crazy virus scientist accused of creating zombie dogs verses an evil goverment conspiracy. The hot 20 year old double agent sent to seduce him and his dramatic escape to freedom.
You could make a movie from this. A cross of the Bourne Identity + Resident Evil + Master of Disguise.
AWS lands in Sydney, at a price
Re: At a price?
Australia should be dearer. The backbone around here charges for data in and out. The US is only charged for data in. Good ol Telstra double dips charging both the host and the users for data in and out.
Humans becoming steadily STUPIDER, says brainiac boffin
Re: Has he bothered to test this hypothesis?
Not really
The more primitive societies are still evolving. Modern society is de evolving.
A stupid tribesman who kicks a lion in the balls gets eaten. A stupid bogan who kicks a lion in the balls get rescued by the keeper and posts the video on youtube.
You could always make the illegal drugs legal with a built in contraceptive. No more crack babies and less stupid people breeding
Re: It's simple...
Yes you can but the side effects are fatal
"I say, the ones who manage to survive and thrive without becoming bit-parts in a 1984 Apple ad are the ones we want. The ones who are smart enough to work the system instead of be consumed by it. The ones who choose not to conform. The ones who can still think, instead of just regurgitate Paul Dacre's foul opinions on the Register's comment boards."
You have the unemployed mother and her current defacto, six to eight kids all to different fathers. Mum and "current Dad" spend the day at the pub playing pokies. The younger kids have been taken into foster care. The older ones roam the streets at night. The charities provide the food, pay the rent and the social security and child support is spent on drink, smokes and gambling.
This is playing the system and being bright isn't required. Welcome to the new generations of society
Re: They did
"How else would they watch the BDs of 300?"
They didn't. They did reinactments instead
Re: Seems unlikely
"You claim that the importance of intelligence rises. I dispute that, but true or not, this is irrelevant. What matters is the importance of intelligence to the ability to survive and procreate. I contend that intelligence was more important for those functions in a less regulated, more dangerous Athenian environment."
If you look at koalas, they eat food which is nutrient poor so have evolved with a smaller brain so it requires less energy to run. Stupidity is their survival trick.
Re: Judging
The genepool needs more chlorine
Re: Hitler would be proud.
The problem is science is making up for genetic problems which in previous times would have prevented the person from breeding. Infertility, birth defects, genetic faults, butt uglyness can be corrected by science thus the person has a chance to breed.
Now that these faults no longer stop you, Darwinism promotes traits that help you breed more. In modern society traits that use to hold you back now help you, of which stupidity is foremost. Second is being a crap parent. Traits that make you a crap parent (drug users, drunks, abusive etc) are now a good trait for breeding. In the old days, being a crap parent meant your children would be more likely to die thus ending your genetics. Now being a crap parent, society cares for your children while you devote your time to making new little rejects.
Society has been breeding animals to achive the desired traits for thousands of years. It's about time it applied the same standards to itself.
Sorority girls gone WILD: '1 to 3' casual sex 'hookups' every MONTH
Re: Hookup
"So your daughter may in fact have kissed 12 people in her first year away. Not that shocking really."
Or starred in 36 pornos...
There's quite a bit of scope between the two
Re: Oh for glod's sake!
"Sex was restricted by religion as a control method for the masses. What STD are you going to get from masturbation? Yet it is not allowed by some."
No STD but there is always RSI
(Not to mention going blind...)
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- Freeport murder suspect Damon Dixson taken into custody in Rockford
- Local gas station employee arrested for selling liquor to minor
- Renewable Fuel Standard delay 'a mixed blessing,' Bustos says
- Rockford delegation presents inaugural 'Rockford Award' to Norwegian Air
- Education in Illinois making slow progress, according to report
- Illinois GOP Congressional delegation: Obama's immigration plan undermines rule of law
- Suspect, 17, charged in Halloween hit-and-run in Roscoe
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June 30 deadline for state Emerging Writers Competition
Staff Report
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White has announced that entry forms are now available for the Eighth Annual Illinois Emerging Writers Competition Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award. Forms and other information may be found at http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/publications/pdf_publications/lda96.pdf.
"Illinois has a long and rich literary heritage, and these new poets are adding to the storied tradition established by legendary Illinois authors such as Gwendolyn Brooks," White said. "Many of our previous winners have had their works published. Great poems have the ability to enrich and enhance our lives, and I'm looking forward to discovering talented new poets in this year's competition."
The competition is named for the late Pulitzer Prize-winning Illinois Poet Laureate Gwendolyn Brooks, and is co-sponsored by the Illinois Center for the Book and Kevin Stein, who succeeded Brooks as Illinois Poet Laureate. Stein selects the winners of the first, second and third prizes.
The competition is open to Illinois residents age 18 and older. Entries must be postmarked by June 30. Cash prizes will be awarded for first, second and third place, and winning poems will be submitted for possible publication in Ninth Letter, RHINO, and Quiddity magazines and Poetic License Press publications. Winners will read their poems and receive their prizes from Secretary White and Kevin Stein at a ceremony later this year at the Illinois State Library in Springfield.
For more information, contact Illinois Center for the Book Coordinator Bonnie Matheis at (217) 558-2065 or email@example.com.
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How Lafayette's family businesses have survived despite the odds
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|HUB CITY FORD: Front row, left to right, are Scott Citron, Andy Citron, Ashlyn Fortier with a photo of founder Brown Fortier, Macie Zoble with a photo of Jarvis and Mickey Fortier, and Grant Citron with an image of Marcelle Citron; second row, from left, are Billy Fortier, Mike Citron, Richard Fortier, Ruston Citron and Todd Citron holding a photo of Elroy Citron
In 1921, Brown Fortier was used to business being a family affair. His family owned a sugar cane plantation in Jeanerette and had already been working in the area for generations. That year, as part of a deal with the federal government, Fortier and his new wife moved to Honduras to teach farmers about sugar cane cultivation. He didn't have time to share much with the Hondurans though.
Before long the country's mounting violence and frequent drive-by shootings became too much for the couple and they fled by boat back to Louisiana.
As they floated upriver, Fortier saw smoke rising from the horizon and asked the captain where it was coming from. "The Ford Motor Company," the captain replied, "outside of New Orleans; they have an assembly plant there." Fortier knew he couldn't return home without a job or money, so he disembarked and headed to the plant. He looked for any work and started sweeping floors.
Fortier may not have been working for his family anymore, but that didn't stop him from excelling. By the time World War II began, after promotion on top of promotion, he owned his own Ford franchise. Today his Hub City Ford is still around, and Fortier's descendants are still running it.
There are around 5.5 million family-run businesses in the United States now, making up about 57 percent of the country's gross domestic product and more than a third of Fortune 500 companies, according to the University of Vermont's School of Business. All together they employ 63 percent of the U.S. workforce. Despite this, the numbers are bleak for anyone looking to start a business and keep it in their family. The Family Business Institute, a professional service firm dedicated to family-run and closely held businesses, predicts that 70 percent don't survive past the founder's generation. Eighty-eight percent fail to make it to a third generation.
"Family businesses that fail give the benefit of the doubt to the family member. We give it to the [non-family] employee. If you do it the other way around you're going to lose people."
— Todd Citron, Hub City Ford
Still, these are slightly better odds than those for other companies. Running a business with family has its advantages. Owners and managers are much more longevity-focused when the well-being of their company is tied to their family legacy. The commitment to the business is more pronounced and personal.
Surviving to the third generation is a sign of determination. It isn't a simple matter of playing the odds and being a statistical anomaly — it means that the family running the business has put effort and planning into the structure and succession of the company.
To get a better understanding of what makes a family business successful, and what unique pitfalls they face, The IND spoke to companies all over Lafayette that have survived to at least that elusive and golden third generation of family ownership. We wanted to see what traits they shared and what individual quirks set them apart.
If every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way then every thriving family business is thriving in its own way, too. The stories of success are as varied as the industries the companies represent, but in spite of this there are themes and practices that show up in most of these families.
|SCHILLING DISTRIBUTING: Charles "Buddy" Schilling, left, and Herbert Schilling II
Some factors are difficult to plan for. Local family business adviser Barry Berthelot points out that the number of family members versus the number of jobs available is one thing to consider. If there are too many open positions and not enough family members willing to fill them then outside interests can gain a foothold in the company. Too few positions can create strife, with relatives feeling jilted and bitter.
Hub City Ford has been lucky with those proportions. Fourteen employees are family members, including General Manager Todd Citron, whose mother was Brown Fortier's only daughter.
"What's unique about Hub City is we have 145 employees, so we have a very large company and we have a very large family," says Citron. "We have the ability to employ a lot of these people."
From the beginning, Brown Fortier intended that Hub City Ford would stay in his family, and he meticulously made plans to avoid causes for dispute and keep the company together. He designed the ownership of the company so that in order to sell out you have to offer your shares to someone in the family first. This allows family to remain in control without competing with outside interests.
"My father did not want me to be in the beer business, but we were in a heated competition with Schlitz, who had 71 percent share of the market, and I wasn't going to leave with them dominating the beer market."
— Herbert Schilling II, Schilling Distributing Company Inc.
Not all companies have such solid family planning at their inception, but the ability to adapt and change plans as problems appear is another sign of success.
Unlike Hub City, Herbert Schilling never intended Schilling Distributing Company Inc. to stay in the family when he founded it. In the late 1940s when Anheuser-Busch decided to divide the state into regional wholesalers rather than deal with one grocery distributor out of New Orleans, Schilling met August Busch, son of the founder of the beer company. The two bonded over baseball talk and on Jan. 1, 1950 Schilling Distributing started operating in Lafayette.
|JB MOUTON: Popie Billeaud, left, and Stuart Billeaud
"My father did not want me to be in the beer business," says Herbert Schilling II. Prohibition was still in living memory, and there was a stigma against anyone involved in the production or selling of booze. The junior Schilling even had to stop dating a girl when her father proclaimed he would never allow his daughter to date the son of a beer distributor. "But we were in a heated competition with Schlitz, who had 71 percent share of the market, and I wasn't going to leave with them dominating the beer market," Schilling recalls.
His father's colon cancer diagnosis forced Schilling to take over the company in 1978, at 29 years old.
"There's a lot of homework that goes into this. We've spent countless time and money consulting with attorneys [and financial planners] to find out how to financially achieve this," he says. "Improper financial planning doesn't allow your children [to inherit] what you have created."
Schilling II adds that improper training for the next generation can also doom the business. The company is in the process of changing hands to its third generation of management. Schilling II's son, Charles "Buddy" Schilling, works as the general manager and vice president now, and says that managing a workforce that spans several generations is also a challenge: "This company has been here a long time," he says. "The hardest thing for me right now is working with three generations. I've got baby boomers, Gen X-ers and millennials, and managing those mindsets is a challenge."
A large workforce can create its own set of problems. Doug Ashy Building Materials, according to Steve Ashy, vice president of business development, started as a tiny mom-n-pop lumber operation that grew very quickly. The struggle was adapting to keep up with that growth as the business became more complex. Having family coworkers to rely on can add stability while everything else is tilting.
In Doug Ashy's case building community ties helped to solidify a safety net very early on. In 1962, just two years after opening, the company's one store burned to the ground, and by all counts the business should have ended then and there. But friends and customers appeared in the aftermath to help the Ashys rebuild, and even competing lumber businesses chipped in to get them back on their feet.
Passion is a recurring theme when people talk about the criteria for a successful family business. "If you're not 100 percent into the business you're going to fail," says Schilling II. "Buddy can't take over the family business just because he wants to keep the family business going, he's got to like the industry and like what he's doing."
And does he like it?
"Oh, I love it," Buddy Schilling says. "We're a competitive family, and this industry allows you to be competitive. It keeps you young."
"The easy thing to do is to sell," says Dwight Andrus III, CEO of Andrus Insurance and grandson of founder Dwight Andrus. While he doesn't discuss family issues as a matter of policy, Andrus attests that their success comes from always standing together. Even with minimal success, the possibility of selling, or somehow bailing out of running the company, is always dangling overhead, which is why energizing the younger generation, the ones who will inevitably take over, is so important.
|FRANK'S INTERNATIONAL: From left are Bryn Mosing, Erich Mosing, Donald Mosing, Keith Mosing, Kirk Mosing and Vohn Mosing
The same knowledge that has long served advertisers hawking snack cakes, cigarettes or electronics also works for family owners grooming their successors: Get them while they're young. Many members of the up-and-coming generations for all of these businesses began working when they were very young, often starting with summer jobs in cleaning, secretarial work or restocking.
As a child, Stuart Billeaud was excited about J.B. Mouton LLC, which was founded by his great-great-grandfather in 1915. When the family business is building buildings — big, tangible, recognizable things — it's easy for a kid to wrap his head around the job. (All the spare, mismatched lumber from the construction sites made for some pretty great tree houses, too.) "When I was 13, I decided I wanted to go into the family business," recalls Billeaud. "I worked here in the summers in high school and college. It's where I always wanted to be."
When she was growing up, Ashlyn Fortier always heard stories about her great-grandfather arriving in that Ford plant and working the assembly line, though in her mind he was more like Lucille Ball than Henry Ford. She also started working at Hub City Ford in her teens, cleaning windows, working reception and stocking parts. Now in her thirties, she works as a finance assistant.
The elder Ashy, Billeaud, Fortier and Andrus all decided at a young age they would go into their families' business, even if they briefly toyed with the idea of working elsewhere.
|DWIGHT ANDRUS REAL ESTATE/INSURANCE: From left are Dwight Andrus IV, David Andrus, Lynsey Andrus Braniff, Dwight Andrus III, Adam Andrus, Reed Andrus and Ashley Andrus Babin
None of the companies The IND spoke to are staffed exclusively by family members though. Each business needs employees who come from the outside. It's hard to avoid accusations of nepotism when the people running and owning the business are all related to each other, so if you're in the family you have to prove to your coworkers that you're not coasting. Being able to say you've worked there since your teens helps, but that's not enough on its own.
Like Schilling, Frank's International, a worldwide oil services company that started in Lafayette, also has a workforce spanning several generations. For those employees, work is also a family affair. Keith Mosing, the company's CEO and chairman of the board, says that at Frank's the Mosings have tried to spread the feeling of intimacy and community to all of their workers.
"When I was 13, I decided I wanted to go into the family business. I worked here in the summers in high school and college. It's where I always wanted to be."
— Stuart Billeaud, J.B. Mouton LLC
"Our employees feel like they're part of the family," he says. "If a father has a son on board then the father teaches him better. We've tried to eliminate sacred cows, the 'friends of.' A family member of someone who works here is not a problem but a friend of someone is a problem." Mosing is the third generation of his family leading Frank's, and members of the fourth generation are already working there.
|DOUG ASHY BUILDING MATERIALS: Front row, from left, are Steve Ashy, Claire Ashy, Doug Ashy and Ken Ashy; second row are Cullan Ashy and Doug Ashy III; back row are Michael Ashy, Steven Ashy Jr. and Doug Ashy Jr.
The Fortier family at Hub City Ford stresses the need for humility with coworkers. According to Citron, family members starting at the company are told they need to work twice as hard and expect half the credit, but that's the price of being able to say they didn't just get where they are because of their name.
"Family businesses that fail give the benefit of the doubt to the family member," says Citron. "We give it to the [non-family] employee. If you do it the other way around you're going to lose people."
Of course working with family also makes living with family more complicated. Fights and arguments are inevitable, but what's key is learning from those fights and knowing how to keep personal and professional affairs separate. Again, all of this varies from company to company. In some of the businesses The IND spoke to, people are in and out of the office so much that they rarely deal with their family members in day-to-day affairs. Others see each other so often that holidays like Christmas are a chance to take off work and not spend time with anyone related to you.
There's no guaranteed guide to running any business, family-based or otherwise, but Lafayette businesses are making a strong showing. Whether their work is buildings or beer they've managed to capitalize on the advantages of running with family while avoiding the downfalls that close countless companies each year. The one thing they all have in common is constantly planning for the future.
Ashlyn Fortier, for one, is already taking her baby son for tours around the Hub City office. It's never too early to start learning.
NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?
NOV 21 The end of the term has come for the grand jury investigating a lucrative Medicaid contract and a former state health official's ties to the company that won it, the Advocate reports here, but that doesn't mean the investigation into this stinkiness is over. There are still some things to look into, the lead prosecutor says.
NOV 21 With the passage of two amendments to Louisiana's much-amended constitution (it has been amended almost 200 times now) higher education has an even bigger target on its collective back, columnist Jim Beam opines in this post. Higher ed used to share the spotlight with health care, but that has changed, he says.
NOV 21 Here's a weird one: The Louisiana Cannabis Industry Association has endorsed Bill Cassidy for the U.S. Senate. Apparently, Mary Landrieu said she wouldn't consider support of medical marijuana but Cassidy said he would, WWL reports here.
NOV 21 Solange Knowles, possibly best-known for assaulting her brother-in-law in an elevator while wearing an ugly dress after the Met Ball, got married in the Marigny Opera House this past weekend, the New York Times reports here. Knowles, who has a house in the Faubourg Marigny district and owns a boutique in the Quarter, married Alan Ferguson.
NOV 21 This post on the Fuel Fix blog outlines a $1.4 billion move announced this week by the Apache Corp. that includes the sale of assets in south Louisiana. The company's interests in more than 90,000 acres in south Louisiana are some of the assets being sold, the post reports.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
NOV 21 The new NOLA smoking ordinance is going to harsh your (nicotine) buzz, man. This post on Gambit outlines the high (or low, as the case may be) points: it includes electronic cigarettes and hookahs in its bans; eliminates smoking within 25 feet of any building's public entrance and in any public space - or near any public space - operated by the city.
NOV 20 Here's an interesting article in the New York Times. The authors have picked one dish to represent each state in a Thanksgiving meal. Louisiana's dish? Shrimp stuffed mirlitons.
NOV 20 Politico reports here that Bobby Jindal won't be kept out of the presidential race by anyone else's candidacy. (If he's running, which he's not, 'cause he's not done prayin' on it) So he's not interested in who is running, or what the polls say, or how much money he's got? K.
NOV 20 NOLA Defender's Tiny Daiquiri has a little fun with Bobby Jindal's Meet the Press appearance in this post. Bobby is still prayin' on whether or not he'll run for the job he's been running for over the past three years, Tiny says.


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Reign scores late for 1-1 draw with Washington Spirit
The Reign has earned the right to enjoy the last month of the regular season.
Seattle Times staff reporter
The Reign has earned the right to enjoy the last month of the regular season.
Seattle wrapped up first place in the National Women's Soccer League and home-field advantage throughout the postseason with four games to spare. Saturday night was a chance to enjoy the fruits of their labor in their home finale on a perfect Seattle summer evening.
The Washington Spirit delayed the party for 88 minutes, as Diana Matheson opened the scoring for the visitors on the half-hour mark.
But Kim Little sent the high-spirited Memorial Stadium crowd home with a point via her league-best 16th goal of the year, earning a 1-1 draw just minutes from stoppage time.
The match reflected the stakes, at least for the Reign. August is a season for indulgence, especially in this part of the country, especially on a night like Saturday.
"I think maybe some players are less tense," Little said. "Yeah, you try things that maybe you'd be too scared to in matches that mean a bit more."
Jessica Fishlock capped a fifth-minute passing move with a kung-fu deflection for Sydney Leroux, whose shot hooked inches wide. Megan Rapinoe dropped one-touch bombs all over the field. Some were blocked, others found teammates — like the one in the 18th that played Leroux into space down the left side.
Then Washington broke on the counter, three attackers versus two defenders, and Diana Matheson tucked a shot inside the far post. The Spirit took a 1-0 lead into the break.
"For Washington, it's the biggest game for them because they need to get points," Little said. "It's almost a luxury for us, if you could say that, because we had such a good start to the season."
In the second half, the Reign sharpened up. Its passing connections had more bite, and its players were just as eager to go hard into challenges as Washington's.
Seattle finally broke through with just two minutes of normal time to spare, as Little cut into a through ball and shimmied free before finishing low.
The final result was meaningful in the standings only for widening the gap between Washington and Portland in third and fourth places.
"Is it a disaster? No. Do I want us to produce our best football in this game? No," Seattle coach Laura Harvey said. "I want us to produce it on the 24th. I'll accept it, but we can't get ourselves in a rhythm or a routine of allowing that to happen."
On the 24th, Seattle's next home game against an opponent to be determined, there will be a spot in the NWSL championship game on the line.
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This home-away-from-home is located at Colony Reef Club, one of the most desirable resort communities on the Ocean. Enjoy sunrise over the ocean from this direct oceanfront unit, and watch the changing light at sunset reflect off the bright surf. The large picture window permits an ocean view from the living room, dining room, and kitchen. Sliding doors to the patio permit watching the sunrise from the master bedroom. Patio Furniture provides opportunity for relaxing and eating outside, in the shade, with an ocean view and breeze.
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My husband and I bought this second home while living in Atlanta, about 6 hours drive from the condo. I am from the Philadelphia area and my husband is from Connecticut. We have lived in many locations, including Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston (SC), Alabama and California. We have travelled extensively, together and separately, around all the continents except Australia and Antartica. When we decided to 'retire,' we chose St. Augustine, FL!
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I made this little black velvet dress for some of my holiday festivities.
I loved this burdastyle (12/2013 Designer Masterpiece) pattern, but I can't say I loved the velvet! I didn't have all the tools I needed to sew with velvet, so it was difficult to get the results I wanted.
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Love it….the details are great. This is so on my to do list
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Thank you kisses! I totally recommend it!
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Just from your pictures I identified the pattern! I like this pattern too and I will short the skirt too. You have a excellent photographer! What stunning pictures :) as well on your blog. Awesome work! I like it.
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Thanks Leas-heart-art! I'm fortunate to have a sister as a photographer and I can exchange her skills for alterations done by me! lol
Jan 12, 2014, 10.57 AMby Mary Athey
This is fab on you and you look lovely. Your photos are great as well and show your dress of perfectly x
Jan 12, 2014, 11.22 PMby Marusya Grace
Thanks Mary! I tried to do something different and fun this time! Black velvet is hard to photograph so I'm glad I got some good photos.
Jan 12, 2014, 07.28 AMby Ellen Hatteland
This is a gorgeous dress Marusya! You look fabulous ;)
Jan 12, 2014, 11.22 PMby Marusya Grace
Thanks Ellen!
Jan 12, 2014, 02.58 AMby rita61
This dress looks nice on you! You have done a nice job on choosing a shorter length. I have read this pattern several times, as I really like it as well.
Jan 12, 2014, 11.23 PMby Marusya Grace
Thank you Rita! I really like this pattern and totally plan on making it again (but not with velvet)!
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The critical and commercial profile of the late Italian artist Lucio Fontana (1899-1968), famous for his abstract paintings dotted with punched holes and vertical cuts, is likely to be boosted by a new catalogue raisonné of works on paper due to be published in Milan on 20 November. Divided into three volumes, the catalogue, published by Skira, includes more than 5,500 works in chronological order.
"This catalogue provides the most comprehensive information regarding Fontana's work across a 40-year timeframe, from 1928 to 1968," says the catalogue editor, Luca Massimo Barbero. "It includes previously unseen groups of drawings. Among the most important discoveries are numerous works made around 1940 and some extraordinary albums produced around 1946 which throw light on Spatialism [the movement founded by Fontana in 1947] and the artist's hugely influential 'Concetti e Ambienti spaziali' works."The Milan-based Fondazione Lucio Fontana has been instrumental in producing the volume. "This publication came about through the partnership with the foundation. I sourced all the works from the organisation, which I studied and catalogued," says Barbero, the former director of the Macro contemporary art centre in Rome. Enrico Crispolti, the Italian scholar who edited the two-volume 2006 catalogue raisonné of Fontana's paintings, sculptures and environments, has written an introduction, while Nina Ardemagni Laurini and Silvia Ardemagni are publication co-editors. A section on architecture highlights Fontana's links before the Second World War with modernist architectural movements such as the Rationalism school in Milan. "Fontana had a visceral connection with architecture from the 1930s onwards," Barbero says. "This is reflected, for instance, in the exhibition space he designed for an exhibition of his works at the 1966 Venice Biennale."
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