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All the sisters of SoSis will be present and ready to style you from head to toe. We will kick things off with a LIVE at 9 a.m. and won't stop the party until 4 p.m.....or later (IYKYK). Doors open at 9 a.m.

This smoked sausage appetizer in an easy barbecue sauce can be made in a slow cooker or on the stove top. The homemade barbecue sauce is made with just 5 simple ingredients. Serve these party bites for a game day party and watch them disappear.

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Whether you want to catch some rays at your hotel pool, or go somewhere a little more upbeat like Paradise Beach, you should absolutely get some sun in Mykonos! The island of Mykonos is filled with sandy beaches with bright blue waters! Although many of the beaches gear towards that party vibe, there are also some that are much more relaxing.

We find that self-reported measures of religiosity are better associated with observed church attendance than self-reported attendance. Finally, we find that third-party judgements of church attendance are more reliably associated with observed attendance than self-reported church attendance or religiosity. This finding is in line with research on the costly signalling theory of ritual behavior [39] and suggests that community members do pay close attention to ritual signals.

We were able to compare self-reports to naturally occurring attendance because of the small face-to-face nature the study population, and we expect that these methods, and third-party measures more generally, could be fruitfully employed among populations where all group members are known to one another. Indeed, this research could have been conducted without issue in any Fijian village (though the village in the current study is on smaller side of Fijian villages), and in many settings where social scientists work. However, the methods we employed are not readily adaptable to large social groups where community members may be unknown to the researcher.

Methods other than self-report and third-party measures are likely more applicable in large populations where there is large variation in religious behavior, and particularly in settings where population level estimates of religious behavior are of interest. In a novel study, Gervais and Najle [42] used the unmatched count technique to estimate levels of atheism in the United States, where belief in God is prescribed and atheism is often stigmatized. The findings of Gervais and Najle suggest that rates of atheism in the United States are at least twice as high as estimates derived from self-report. These methods have been employed in a variety of domains where SDR is expected [42], and could be further expanded to determine population level estimates of religious belief and behavior in post-industrial settings.

In other words, the suitability of methods for assessing church attendance, religiosity, and/or supernatural belief levels vary according to the size of the population of interest. The appropriateness of a method also depends on the research questions of interest. Researchers employing self-report surveys or time diaries on weekly church attendance are often interested in changes in attendance over time, particularly as they may point to broad patterns of secularization. Third-party measures are unlikely to be as useful as self-report surveys for understanding changes in attendance over time, as they are difficult to scale-up to large populations, and the repeated use of third-party surveys is not often practical. Our results suggest that third-party measures may better capture within group variation in church attendance than self-report measures at a fixed time point. Our current third-party measure, however, does not provide a measure of attendance for any one individual, nor for a population-level estimate of attendance. Moreover, our data indicate that individuals living in Fijian villages are highly religious and it remains unknown whether third-party measures can capture variation in religious behavior in less religious settings.

Sausage Party (bhs Indonesia: Pesta Sosis) adalah film animasi Amerika Serikat produksi tahun 2016 bergenre komedi dewasa yang disutradarai oleh Greg Tiernan dan Conrad Vernon berdasarkan skenario yang ditulis oleh Kyle Hunter, Ariel Shaffir, Seth Rogen dan Evan Goldberg. Film ini dibintangi oleh Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill, Bill Hader, Michael Cera, James Franco, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Paul Rudd, Nick Kroll, David Krumholtz, Edward Norton, dan Salma Hayek. Sausage Party adalah film pertama milik CGI-animated yang mendapatkan predikat rated (R) dari MPAA. Film komedi yang didistribusikan oleh Disney and Pixar films ini menceritakan tentang sosis yang mencoba untuk menemukan kebenaran tentang keberadaan dan melanjutkan perjalanan dengan teman-temannya untuk menghindari nasib mereka. Sausage Party ditayangkan kali pertama pada 14 Maret 2016 di South oleh Southwest dan dirilis di Amerika Serikat pada 12 Agustus 2016 oleh Columbia Pictures dengan respon positif dari para kritikus. Sampai akhir 2016, film ini meraup laba lebih dari $ 140 juta.

Tanpa sepengetahuan manusia, sebuah supermarket bernama Shopwell dipenuhi dengan barang-barang kelontong antropomorfik yang percaya bahwa pembeli manusia adalah dewa, yang membawa belanjaan yang telah mereka beli ke utopia yang dikenal sebagai "Melampaui Besar". Di antara bahan makanan di toko adalah sosis bernama Frank, yang bermimpi tinggal di Great Beyond dengan pacar roti hot dog Brenda dan teman-temannya Carl dan Barry.

Film Sausage Party bercerita tentang sekelompok tokoh yang mencari dan berusaha menemukan sosis guna mengungkap keberadaannya. Setelah mereka jatuh ke dalam keranjang belanjaan, pada saat itu barulah mereka memulai perjalanan yang penuh bahaya yang harus mereka lewati. Mereka harus kembali ke gang sebelum tanggal 4 juli.

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