fixed missing title and link

Author: theodox

pelican/content/blog/2014/no_soup_for_you.md

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-shTitle: No soup for you, userSetup.py
+Title: No soup for you, userSetup.py
+Subtitle: How to turn of Maya's userSetup
 Date: 2014-05-13 12:30:00.001
 Category: blog
 Tags: maya, python, tools
 Slug: no_soup_for_you
 Authors: Steve Theodore
 Summary: How to bypass `userSetup.py` (or `userSetup.mel`, if you're really old school)
+header_cover: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_U3jHsmZuyeg/TLr6UM2AS-I/AAAAAAAADg0/1BFasu5yW70/s1600/obama_poster_soup_nazi.gif
 
-When I start working on [isolating maya environments,](http://techartsurvival.blogspot.com/2014/05/what-happens-at-startup.html) I came across a nice bit of trivia I didn't know about.  
+When I start working on [isolating maya environments,](multiple_mayapy_management_mania) I came across a nice bit of trivia I didn't know about.  
 
-If you ever want to run a Maya without its _userSetup.py_ and without having to move or rename files, it turns out you can suppress userSetups by setting an environment variable called MAYA_SKIP_USERSETUP_PY to any value that evaluates as True.  This is handy for testing and isolating path management problems - if you've got a rogue path and you're not sure where it's coming from, this is an easy way to make sure it's not being added in by the userSetup.  
+If you ever want to run a Maya without its _userSetup.py_ and without having to move or rename files, it turns out you can suppress userSetups by setting an environment variable called `MAYA_SKIP_USERSETUP_PY` to any value that evaluates as `True`.  This is handy for testing and isolating path management problems - if you've got a rogue path and you're not sure where it's coming from, this is an easy way to make sure it's not being added in by the userSetup.  
 
-PS: If you're using a [MayaPyManager ](http://techartsurvival.blogspot.com/2014/05/what-happens-at-startup.html)to run mayapy instances, you can set this variable like so:  
-    
+PS: If you're using a [MayaPyManager](multiple_mayapy_management_mania) to run mayapy instances, you can set this variable like so:  
 
     :::python  
     from mayaPyManager import MayaPyManager