When enormous, undiscerning platforms like the two tech giants hoover up content, they disguise it, no matter the source.
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Depending on whom you ask, it's gone from being stereotyped as for undiscerning "hillbillies" to the province of eco-conscious foodies.
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For many, it has also become a modern parable for mass-manufactured music, peddled to an undiscerning public like an unsafe food additive.
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It is not currently clear whether 8chan has found a replacement for Cloudflare, but it seems likely that the site's administrators will find an undiscerning alternative soon if they haven't already.
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Maybe this is my fear of germs talking, but I feel as though literally the last thing you should ingest is food that's been mashed around by a child's dirty, undiscerning hands first.
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And you've engaged in a bigger act if you go so far as to reply to Lovett on Twitter, politely expressing your view that these kinds of undiscerning indictments of Trump followers actually help Trump.
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For a limited time in College Park, Maryland, undiscerning consumers will be able to artfully signal to the world that when it comes to beer they're all about that Quantity > Quality Life with a 77-pack of Natural Light.
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The underlying question is whether Mr. Assange is too reckless, undiscerning, unprincipled and morally damaged to merit defending for his work in getting hugely significant information to the public, via some of the same news media that now find him distasteful.
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Synergy was highly innovative, and was regarded by many as a highlight of the new operating system, but received some criticism for being undiscerning in what it included in the contacts application. For example, Engadget commented that it had contacts that were simply Birthdays extracted from Facebook.
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Parmenides may have been responding to Heraclitus. Parmenides's poem argues that change is impossible, and may very well have been referring to Heraclitus with such passages as "Undiscerning crowds, who hold that it is and is not the same, and all things travel in opposite directions!".
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" Acta Med Anatol 2.1 (2014): 14-18. However, due to the calumniatory nature of the term incest, in an undiscerning context, the alternative term consanguinamory, sometimes shortened to consang is used.Edmunds, Lowell. "imperative that to know oneself is to know one’s bio-genealogy, an imperative that is commensurate with the prohibition against incest.
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Critical reception was mostly negative. The Hollywood Reporter criticized the film: "Kaleka is so undiscerning in his choice of interviewees and so scattershot in his presentation that potentially credible subjects look nutso by association, and no sighting anecdote generates enough narrative momentum to dent a viewer's skepticism." The Village Voice also gave a predominantly negative review, expressing frustration over the film not living up to its potential.
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Critical reception for the film has been negative. Jon Condit from Dread Central awarded the film a score of 2.5 out of 5 stating, "While this latest variation of the Jekyll story isn’t likely to win over any enthusiasts of the book, it will probably satisfy the undiscerning fan looking for some blood and a few unintentional laughs". DVD Verdict gave the film a negative review criticizing the film's lack of atmosphere, pacing and the film's ending.
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10 When the play opened on Broadway, hostile notices outweighed the favourable. Clive Barnes of The New York Times pronounced the piece "slight and boring"; Howard Kissel commented more approvingly, observing, "farce is an enterprise whose esthetics are not always appreciated by the undiscerning".Quoted in O'Mealy, p. 13 The literary scholar Joseph O'Mealy writes that Habeas Corpus, like Tom Stoppard's Travesties which was staged a year later, was strongly influenced by Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
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She is for sale, in other words, in literature and society, in Pope's view. As with other "dunces", she was not without complicity in the attack. Haywood had begun to make it known that she was poor and in need of funds, and she seemed to be writing for pay and to please the undiscerning public. In the Conclusion to his Old Mortality (1816), one of Walter Scott's comic characters references Haywood's Jemmy and Jenny Jessamy (1753) as a model of pathos.
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The film received largely negative reviews. Matt Glasby of Total Film stated that 'Neil Jones threadbare Brit thriller short-changes all comers, particularly lead Martin Kemp, who plays a government hitman blackmailed into going rogue, and co-stars Nick Moran and Patrick Bergin, who add some undeserved class'. Allie Gemmill stated that Age of Kill is 'ultimately another poorly-acted, poorly- constructed film that will only disappoint viewers who are hungry for a good action film'. Mark Kermode stated that the film 'will disappoint even the most undiscerning viewer'.
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Initial reviews from the Caucasian emigres, who had fled the Bolsheviks and settled in Germany, were caustic. For example, G. Yashke wrote: "The only real aim of this book is to make money by creating a work - the product of a spiteful fantasy - that will delight undiscerning readers who seek sensationalism. The book spreads lies and slander about various nations, distorts historical events in a dishonest way, spreads miserable propaganda that assists the enemies of Azerbaijan and the Caucasus, and falsifies the descriptions of events relating to the recent past."G.
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He referred to their worldview as "The Law of the Jungle." He also noted that, although most arrivals on Wall Street had studied economics, this knowledge was never used; in fact, any academic knowledge was frowned on by traders. Lewis also attributed the savings and loan scandal of the 1980s and 1990s to the inability of inexperienced, provincial, small-town bank managers to compete with Wall Street. He described people on Wall Street as masters at taking advantage of an undiscerning public, which the savings and loan industry provided in abundance.
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His alap was constructed along the lines of a dhrupad alap, and his jod and jhala derived a lot from rudra vina technique. Oddly enough, in spite of being a musical descendant of Masit Sen, he rarely played Masitkhani gats in public, and none of the commercially available examples of his music includes one. He opted to play the faster Rezakhani gats instead, feeling that playing Masitkhani gats to an undiscerning audience would cause them to be devalued.Gerry Farrell The Senia Style of Sitar Playing in Contemporary India, British Journal of Ethnomusicology, Vol.
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For many other subsidies, however the case is not so clear-cut. Arising due to extensive governmental participation in a variety of economic activities, there are many subsidies that shelter inefficiencies or are of doubtful distributional credentials. Subsidies that are ineffective or distortionary need to be weaned out, for an undiscerning, uncontrolled and opaque growth of subsidies can be deleterious for a country's public finances. In India, as also elsewhere, subsidies now account for a significant part of government's expenditures although, like that of an iceberg, only their tip may be visible.
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Paul Neilan is an American novelist, writer of Apathy and Other Small Victories. Apathy follows Shane, a directionless and hopelessly apathetic man in his mid-twenties, and has been compared to Benjamin Kunkel's Indecision, possibly part of a trend of novels focusing on directionless people of an unusually young age for such restlessness. The book is described by Max Barry as being the 'funniest book he'd ever read' and a review in Daily Kos characterized it as "magnificent, one-of-kind, immensely interesting, a five star must-read, and hilarious", but a review in Booklist characterized it as "Juvenile fun for undiscerning lads with two hours to kill." Paul has three brothers, John, Michael, and Ryan.
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15th-century codex containing a copy of the Extracts of History by Joannes Zonaras Released, Manuel and his brother, and Andronikos' partisans, took over the palace and managed the government in his name. In mid-May Andronikos himself crossed the Bosporus and entered Constantinople, assuming power as regent for Alexios II. The contemporary official and historian, Niketas Choniates, writes critically of Andronikos' subsequent purge of the officialdom and the undiscerning award of offices to his supporters, as well as that Andronikos "promoted his own sons" in the process. However, as a member of the high aristocracy nurtured in the court ethos of Manuel I, Manuel quickly came to oppose is father's policies, which aimed to break the power of the palace nobility and the great landowners. The first act of public opposition was his refusal, along with his maternal uncle, the sebastos George, to vote in the Senate for the execution of the Empress-dowager Maria of Antioch in August 1183, or to preside over the deed.
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