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"Where's your clothes?" inquired Henry. "How the devil should I know?" snapped the other. "I left 'em on the beach while I went for a swim, and when I comeback they'd gone. I've been sittin' on that damned cold shingle since three o'clock this arternoon, and not a soul come near me! It's the first time I've been lookin' for Cap'n Gething, and it'll be the last."
W. W. (William Wymark) Jacobs - The Skipper's Wooing, and The Brown Man's Servant
But say, only about one in ten ever hands us a comeback. It was enough to make a man turn the hose on his grandmother. Course, a few of 'em did loosen up and send on real money. I used to stand around and pipe off the boss while he shucked the mail, and I could tell whether it was fat or lean by the time it took him to eat lunch.
Sewell Ford - Torchy
The old Confederate's first impulse had been to run an extra immediately, but he was argued out of it. "We don't want to go off half cocked. We've got a beautiful comeback if we play it right. That is, if Jeff's got any proof. But we better wait and let Jeff run the newspaper end of it, Captain." This was Hardy's view, and it was indorsed by the others. "Another thing.
William MacLeod Raine - The Vision Splendid
Twice Tavernake read the announcement. Then he went out and found Ruth. "Ruth," he told her, "there is something calling me back, perhaps for good." For the first time she gave him her hand. "Now you are talking like a man once more," she declared. "Go and seek it. Comeback and say good-bye to us, if you will, but throw your tools into the sea."
E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) Oppenheim - The Tempting of Tavernake
They might as well have gone the whole figure. Everybody knew! There wasn't any comeback for a thing like this. They were just nobodies the social pariahs of the district.
- The Best Short Stories of 1917: and the Yearbook of the American Short Story
Still she never doubted that her lover would comeback: he had said he would come: she was as sure that he would come as she was sure that God came in the midst of the people when the silver bell rang and the Host was borne by on high. Bébée did not heed much, but she vaguely-felt the isolation she was left in: as a child too young to reason feels cold and feels hunger.
Ouida - Bebee
There must be no comeback where Clyde is concerned. I want a straight answer." "You'll get it. I've always been too busy to be foolish. My habits are about average possibly better than average. I'm absolutely healthy. I've not had a day's sickness bar accidents since I grew up. There's absolutely no reason why I shouldn't marry Clyde."
A. M. (Arthur Murray) Chisholm - Desert Conquest: or, Precious Waters
"I ought never have comeback here," he added. "It was no place for me. But it drew me. I didn't belong; but it drew me." "Thee belongs to Hamley. Thee is an honour to Hamley, Soolsby." Soolsby's eyes widened; the blurred look of rage and self-reproach in them began to fade away. "Thee has made a fight, Soolsby, to conquer a thing that has had thee by the throat. There's no fighting like it.
Gilbert Parker - The Weavers: a tale of England and Egypt of fifty years ago - Volume 2
I did not think I was robbed; because the money, when we came to calculate, was all right. I know human nature. He had thought to take it, but repented quite clear. However, I was naturally very angry, thought he'd comeback again meant to reprove him properly waited several days heard nothing of him grew uneasy would not attend longer to Mrs.
Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton - Night and Morning, Volume 2
Here are a set of fellows who arm themselves with whips and stand in the public thoroughfare to make any man of real genius run the gauntlet down their ranks till he comes out flayed at the other extremity! What constitutes their right to be there? Yon won't mind, of course it's bread to him, poor devil! I doubt whether I shall see you when you comeback, so write a jolly lot of letters.
George Meredith - Sandra Belloni — Volume 6
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Desert Rats vs. Afrika Korps
Parental guidance is recommended for younger viewers.
"A busy game to play"
3 stars"
Review by BRIAN on 4th November, 2007
Purchased on Mighty Ape
This game is very involved in it's game play. If you are looking for a standard strategy game similar to Command & Conquer.....forget it. For those that like to have complete involvement, down to the last nut and bolt, this is for you. Graphics are good and it is enjoyable to play. Just keep in mind that as far as relaxed playing styles go, this is not one for you. This is a busy game and takes some time to master the control keys and options. Others may disagree to my comments, their choice.
Desert Rats vs. Africa Korps places you in the heat of battle between legendary generals Montgomery and Rommel during the North Africa campaign of World War II from both the Axis' and Allies' perspective.
Prepare for battle in the rugged desert landscape by selecting the right combination of units, combat vehicles and tactics. Stunning graphics and audio are constantly on display with real time shadows, damage effects and explosions that contribute to the exhilarating atmosphere that only Desert Rats vs. Africa Korps can deliver!
Variety of Units: More than 70 different units are available, each with its own complementary characteristics, including eight specialized soldiers (rifleman, scout, machine gunner, medic, sapper, flamethrower, sniper, grenade launcher) and seven categories of vehicles (recon, tank, anti-tank artillery, anti-air artillery, transport, air support) unite to form the player's armies.
Cutting Edge 3D Technology: Provides the game with natural looking desert terrain, beautiful lighting and shadow effects, realistic unit animations and movement, and breathtaking special effects.
Enhanced Combat Realism: Every vehicle and building can be captured; front, side and rear armour are taken into account; only fully-crewed vehicles are 100% operational. In addition, every vehicle can acquire up to three levels of experience upon successfully completing a mission. Pause feature allows players to think over their tactics at anytime and to schedule up to three orders per unit.
Deep Single Player Experience: Desert Rats vs. Africa Korps presents an unparalleled single player experience which includes a management phase at the beginning of each mission to prepare for battle. The story-driven campaign spans 20 missions ranging from recon operations to large-scale battles for desert fortresses.
Multiplayer Gaming: Five different multiplayer modes including death match and capture the flag are available via Gamespy or LAN for up to four players.
Manual on CD
Minimum: Pentium 1 GHz, 256 MB RAM, Windows 98/2000/XP/ME, Sound Card, DirectX 9.0 compatible, 64 MB Graphic Card, DirectX 9.0 compatible, 1 GB free disc space. Recommended: Pentium 1.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM, Windows 98/2000/XP/ME, Sound Card, DirectX 9.0 compatible, 64 MB Graphic Card, DirectX 9.0 compatible, 1 GB free disc space.
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Pamela Bucy Pierson, Of Counsel at FBW, is a nationally recognized authority in white collar crime, health care fraud and the civil False Claims Act. Pam is the Bainbridge Mims Emeritus Professor of Law and Research Professor of Law at the University of Alabama School of Law, where she teaches white collar crime, corporate compliance and civil RICO.
As a law professor at the University of Alabama since 1987, Pam developed one of the first courses in white collar crime in legal education; her case book, White Collar Practice, has been adopted and used nationwide since 1992. Pam has testified before Congress three times as an expert witness on health care fraud, the civil False Claims Act and civil RICO, and throughout her academic career served as an expert witness, consultant, or of counsel to national law firms on matters of white collar crime, the civil False Claims Act or civil RICO.
Pam's treatise, Health Care Fraud: Enforcement and Compliance, Federal Criminal Law and Related Civil Causes of Action, first published in 1996 and updated semi-annually, is a leading authority on health care fraud. Her treatise, Federal Criminal Law and Related Actions, was one of the first treatises to cover federal white collar crimes. Pam has authored over fifty articles in the area of white collar crime, including most recently, with FBW attorney, Ben Bucy, Trade Fraud: The Wild, New Frontier of White Collar Crime.
Throughout her academic career, Pam has been a frequent speaker about white collar crime, the civil False Claims Act and health care fraud at programs presented by the ABA Sections on Criminal Justice, Business Law, Government Contracts, and ABA National Institutes on Health Care Fraud, Civil False Claims Act, and White Collar Crime. At the invitation of the FBI, the U. S. Department of Justice, the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Investigative Units, and Blue Cross Blue Shield, respectively, Pam has spoken on health care fraud investigation strategies at training sessions for FBI Special Agents, federal prosecutors, assistant attorneys general, and BCBS fraud investigators. At the invitation of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform, Pam served on the Institute's Corporate Criminal Liability Task Force.
Pam has been a frequent commentator on white collar isssues for the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Bloomberg News, and National Public Radio. She was recognized as a national expert in white collar law in Women Lead the Way in White Collar Law, The New York Times (April 2, 2103).
Prior to joining the University of Alabama law school faculty, Pam served for seven years as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri, Criminal Division, specializing in white collar and health care fraud prosecutions. As an AUSA, Pam established and served as coordinator of the Health Care Fraud Task Force for the EDMO and as an instructor in appellate advocacy for the U.S. Department of Justice Attorney General's Advocacy Institute.
Throughout her career, Pam has been active in public interest and pro bono, serving as Chair of the Pro Bono Committee for the Alabama State Bar, and establishing and serving as director of the Public Interest Institute at the University of Alabama School of Law. She has been recognized for her public interest work with numerous awards by the Alabama State Bar and by the University of Alabama School of Law.
Pam has been recognized as outstanding alumnus by both her law school and college, awarded the highest recognition presented by the University of Alabama for research as well as teaching. Pam has been elected as a member of the American Law Institute, a fellow of the American Bar Foundation and a fellow of the Alabama Law Foundation. Committed to helping her students find personal and professional success, Pam developed a law school course and a series of online CLEs, and authored two books and several articles on resilience and stress hardiness in the legal profession. Students at UA law school have chosen Pam as the outstanding law professor seven times and recognized her with numerous other awards for service.
Pam graduated from Austin College, Sherman Texas, 1975, Phi Beta Kappa, and from Washington University School of Law, 1978, Order of the Coif. She clerked for the Honorable Theodore McMillian, United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit upon graduating from law school. She is the proud parent of four children and grandparent of four grandchildren. Pam and her husband, Larry, enjoy cycling and hiking throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Washington University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri, J.D. 1978; Order of the Coif.
Austin College, Sherman, Texas, B.A. 1975; Phi Beta Kappa.
Bucy, Health Care Fraud: Criminal, Civil and Administrative Law (Law Journal Seminars Press 1996) (semi-annual updates) (In 1998, joined by three authors: Robert Fabrikant, Paul Kalb and Mark Hopson, and book retitled, Health Care Fraud, Enforcement and Compliance).
Bucy, Corporate Criminal Liability, Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice (MacMillian 2000).
Reviewer, Fraud: The Hidden Cost of Health Care (Health Insurance Association of America) (1998).
Quoted on issues of criminal law and white collar crime in newspapers throughout the United States including The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. Interviewed on matters of white collar crime and health care fraud by National Public Radio, "All Things Considered" and "Talk of the Nation"; Recognized N.Y. Times (April 2, 2013). Women Lead the Way in White Collar Law, article by in Peter J. Henning.
January, 2016: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, Alabama State Bar, Leadership Forum.
December, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, Alabama State Bar, Leadership Forum Section.
July, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, SEALS, Boca Raton, Florida.
June, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, DRI (International Defense Attorneys Association; speaking on a program with Laura Proctor, UA Law Grad), Nashville, Tennessee.
May, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, Young Lawyers Section, Alabama State Bar, Perdido Beach, Alabama.
April, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer to Business Section, Alabama State Bar, Burr & Forman, LLP, Birmingham, Alabama.
April, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, 2015 Leadership Class, Alabama State Bar, Montgomery, Alabama.
April, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, A&M School of Law, Fort Worth, Texas.
April, 2015: Presentation on Business of Being a Lawyer, Austin College, Sherman, Texas (Phi Beta Kappa Induction Ceremony).
December 2014: Program Chair and Presenter, CLE Alabama, "The Business of Being a Lawyer," Birmingham, Alabama.
September, 2014: Speaker, Fourth Amendment, Federal Public Defenders, N.D. AL, Quarterly CLE, Birmingham, Alabama.
July, 2010: Speaker, The Australian National University School of Law, Faculty Presentation: "The False Claims Act in the United States," Canberra, Australia.
July, 2010: Speaker, The Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University, Faculty Presentation: "A Civil False Claims Act for Australia?" Canberra, Australia.
April, 2009: Speaker, Georgetown Law Center, Program: Corporate Criminal Law Conference, Washington, DC.
April, 2009: Speaker, ABA, Criminal Justice Section, Program: "Ethics, Politics and Public Corruption," Birmingham, Alabama.
March, 2009: Speaker at the Austin College Law Symposium, "Earl Warren, The Man and His Court," Sherman, Texas.
February, 2009: Speaker, "Ethical Issues for Lawyers Who Represent Banks," Alabama State Bar Continuing Legal Education, Birmingham, Alabama.
August, 2008: Speaker on False Claims Act, ABA Annual Meeting, New York, New York.
July, 2008: Moderator, ABA Teleconference on the False Claims Act.
May, 2007: Speaker, ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, New Orleans, Louisiana.
March, 2007: Speaker, Georgetown Business Ethics Institute, Washington, D.C. (spoke on corporate criminal liability).
February, 2007: Speaker, Distinguished Speakers Series, St. Louis University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri (spoke on trends in health care fraud).
November, 2006: Speaker, South Alabama Trial Lawyers Seminar, Mobile, Alabama (spoke on the civil False Claims Act).
November, 2006: Speaker, ABI-CLE: White Collar Practice, Birmingham, Alabama (spoke on trends in white collar law).
October, 2006: Speaker, ABI-CLE: Hot Topics in Litigation, Birmingham, Alabama (spoke on fraud in government contracting).
October, 2006: Speaker, Sixth Annual Taxpayers Against Fraud Conference, Washington, D.C. (spoke on future expansion for the civil False Claims Act).
September, 2006: Keynote Speaker, Southeastern Health Care Fraud Institute, Atlanta, Georgia.
May, 2006: Speaker, ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
March, 2006: Speaker, Federalism and Fraud Symposium, Yeshiva University, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, New York, New York.
November, 2005: Speaker on White Collar Crime, ABI-CLE, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
October, 2005: Presentation on White Collar Crime, Washington University, Professor Kathleen Brickey's class on white collar crime.
June, 2005: Commentator, National Public Radio, Talk of the Nation (speaking on white collar convictions).
January, 2005: Speaker, 2005 Annual Meeting, American Association of Law Schools, San Francisco, CA.
June, 2004: Speaker, ABA National Institute on Civil False Claims Act, Washington, D.C.
May, 2004: Speaker, ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, New Orleans, Louisiana.
April, 2004: Speaker, White Collar Criminal Law in Comparative Perspective: The Sarbannes-Oxley Act of 2003, Sponsored by Buffalo Criminal Law Review, Buffalo, New York.
March, 2004: Participant, National Bar Examiners, Criminal Law and Procedure Drafting Committee.
September 2003: Speaker on "Civil Remedies to Pursue Health Care Fraud," National Attorney General's Conference for Directors of Medicaid Fraud Control Units, New Orleans, Louisiana.
May 2003: Speaker on White Collar Crime, ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, Las Vegas, Nevada.
January 2003: Speaker on Health Care Fraud, ABA National Institute on the Civil False Claims Act, Washington, D.C.
December 2002: Presentation to Alabama Attorney General's White Collar Crime Commission, Montgomery, Alabama.
November 2002: CLE to United States Attorney's Office, N.D. AL (on the Sarbannes-Oxley Act), Birmingham, Alabama.
November 2002: Keynote Luncheon Speaker, "Lawyers Who Make A Difference," Mobile Bar Association, Mobile, Alabama.
November 2002: Presentation on the False Claims Act, Lorman Educational Services, Birmingham, Alabama.
May 2002: Speaker at ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, San Francisco, California.
November 2001: Speaker at ABA National Institute on the Civil False Claims Act, Washington, D.C.
January 2001: Speaker on Corporate Criminal Liability, Cumberland School of Law CLE, Birmingham, Alabama.
October 2000: Faculty Presentation at Washington University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri.
September 2000: Speaker, "White Coats and White Collar: Crimes, Fraud & Bankruptcies," Federal Judicial Center CLE for U.S. Bankruptcy Judges, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
June 2000: Speaker on White Collar Crime at Alabama State Bar's Defense Attorneys' Annual Meeting, San Destin, Florida.
June 2000: Speaker on Private Attorney Generals at AALS Criminal Justice Section Meeting, Washington, D.C.
May 2000: Speaker on Civil RICO and the False Claims Act, Alabama State Bar Annual Young Lawyers' Meeting, San Destin, Florida.
March 2000: Speaker on Health Care Fraud at ABA National Institute on White Collar Crime, Miami, Florida.
January 2000: Speaker on the False Claims Act and Health Care Fraud at ABA National Institute on the False Claims Act, Washington, D.C.
August 1999: Speaker on Criminal Liability of Professionals at ABA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia.
July 1999: Moderator on Basic Issues of Law, Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting.
April 1999: Speaker on Health Care Fraud; Symposium, St. Louis University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri.
December 1998: Speaker on the False Claims Act, ABI-CLE, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
November 1998: Speaker on the False Claims Act and Quality of Care, ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, Washington, D.C.
October 1998: Speaker on the False Claims Act, ABI-CLE, Birmingham, Alabama.
July 1998: Moderator, Panel on Basic Issues of Law, Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting, Perdido Beach, Alabama.
January 1998: Chair, Planning Committee, Alabama Bar Institute, Continuing Legal Education, Birmingham, False Claims Act; spoke on the False Claims Act and health care fraud.
October 1997: Commentator, National Public Radio, The Law Show (spoke on health care fraud).
October 1997: Speaker, National Press Club, Corporate Crime Conference, Washington, D.C.; spoke on health care fraud.
August 1997: Annual ABA Meeting, Section on Business Law, San Francisco, California; spoke on health care fraud.
June 1997: Testimony on Health Care Fraud: United States Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (Committee on Government Affairs).
May 1997: Annual Blue Cross and Blue Shield National Anti-Fraud and Internal Audit Conference, Phoenix, Arizona; spoke on fraud in managed care.
May 1997: ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, Miami, Florida; spoke on health care fraud.
January 1997: Featured on The Law Show, National Public Radio. Topic: Health Care Fraud.
January 1997: ABA Southeast Regional Meeting on Health Care Fraud, Atlanta, Georgia; spoke on health care fraud and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.
October 1996: Cumberland School of Law CLE, Birmingham, Alabama; spoke on health care fraud.
July 1996: Moderator, Basic Issues of Law program presented by Volunteer Lawyers Program, Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting.
June 1996: ABA, Section on Government Contracts, Washington, D.C.; spoke on civil and criminal prosecution, public and private, of health care fraud.
May 1996: ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud, Miami, Florida; coordinated 10 workshops on various issues concerning health care fraud.
January 1996: Moderator, AALS program sponsored by sections of Criminal Justice, Minority Law Teachers, and Women in Law; San Antonio, Texas.
September 1995: Presentation on Evidence Used in Health Care Fraud Prosecutions, to Special Agents, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Nashville, Tennessee.
July 1995: Moderator, Panel on Women in the Legal Profession: The Male Perspective; Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting.
October 1994: ABA Southeast Region Subcommittee, White Collar Crime Committee, CLE-Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia; Panelist on Ethical Issues in Corporate Investigations and on Health Care Fraud.
October 1994: Moderator, Panel on Punitive Damages, Alabama State Bar, Task Force on Women in the Profession.
October 1994: National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association, San Diego; spoke on fraud in managed care.
April 1993: U.S. Department of Justice Training on Prosecution of Health Care Fraud (for federal agents and prosecutors), Columbia, South Carolina; spoke on health care fraud.
March 1992: ABA White Collar Crime Institute, San Francisco, California; Panelist, Symposium on Health Care Fraud.
May 1991: Conducted in-service training on trial of complex criminal cases for the U.S. Attorney's Office, S.D. Alabama.


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The Morrison Formation is a distinctive sequence of Upper Jurassic sedimentary rock that is found in the western United States, which has been the most fertile source of dinosaur fossils in North America. It is composed of mudstone, sandstone, siltstone and limestone and is light grey, greenish gray, or red. Most of the fossils occur in the green siltstone beds and lower sandstones, relics of the rivers and floodplains of the Jurassic period.

Fauna comparisons
The fauna of Morrison Formation is similar to one in the coeval rocks of Tendaguru Beds (in Tanzania) and Lourinhã Formation in Portugal, mostly with the second. Some genera are shared in Morrison and Lourinhã, such as Torvosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Stegosaurus, Dryosaurus, and Allosaurus.
In sum, Morrison Fm has 37 valid genera of dinosaurs.

Ornithischians
The herbivorous ornithischian dinosaurs were diverse but not as common as sauropods in the Morrison. Fruitadens, previously known as the "Fruita Echinodon", was found to be a heterodontosaurid. Plate-backed stegosaurids included Hesperosaurus mjosi, Stegosaurus armatus, S. ungulatus, S. stenops, and Alcovasaurus longispinus.  Armored dinosaurs that weren't stegosaurs were unknown in the formation until the 1990s.  Two have been named: Gargoyleosaurus parkpinorum and Mymoorapelta maysi.  Ornithopods, bipedal herbivores, came in several types. Small "hypsilophodonts" included Drinker nisti, Laosaurus celer, "L." gracilis, Nanosaurus agilis, Othnielia rex, and Othnielosaurus consors (all of which are now synonymous with Nanosaurus). Larger but similar-looking dryosaurids were represented by two species of Dryosaurus (D. altus and D. elderae) and the camptosaurid Uteodon aphanoecetes, which is currently known only from Dinosaur National Monument. Still larger was the more common Camptosaurus dispar.  Dryosaurids and camptosaurids were early iguanodonts, a group that would later spawn the duck-billed dinosaurs.

Neornithischians

Thyreophorans

Misc

Sauropods
Sauropods, the giant long-necked long-tailed four-legged herbivorous dinosaurs, are among the most common and famous Morrison fossils. A few have uncertain relationships, like "Apatosaurus" minimus (possibly a basal titanosauriform) and Haplocanthosaurus. Sauropods including Haplocanthosaurus priscus, H. delfsi, and the diplodocid Eobrontosaurus appeared in the early stages of the Morrison. The middle stages were dominated by familiar forms such as the Giraffe-like Brachiosaurus altithorax, which were uncommon, but related camarasaurids, like Camarasaurus supremus, C. grandis, C. lentus, and Cathetosaurus, were very common. Also common were long, low diplodocids, like Apatosaurus ajax, A. louisae, Brontosaurus excelsus, B. parvus, Barosaurus lentus, Diplodocus longus, D. carnegii, Galeamopus and Dyslocosaurus polyonychius.

By the late Morrison, gigantic diplodocids (or likely diplodocids) had appeared, including Diplodocus hallorum (formerly Seismosaurus), Supersaurus vivianae, Amphicoelias altus, and M. fragilimus. Smaller sauropods, such as Suuwassea emiliae from Montana, tend to be found in the northern reaches of the Morrison, near the shores of the ancient Sundance Sea, suggesting ecological niches favoring smaller body size there compared with the giants found further south.

Haplocanthosaurids

Rebbachisaurids

Dicraeosaurids

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Diplodocids

Macronarians

Theropods
Theropod dinosaurs, the carnivorous dinosaurs, came in several different types. The less derived types, the ceratosaurs and megalosaurids, included Ceratosaurus nasicornis, C. dentisulcatus, C. magnicornis, Elaphrosaurus sp., and the megalosaur Torvosaurus tanneri (including Edmarka rex). Allosaurids included the common Allosaurus fragilis (including Epanterias amplexus), Allosaurus new species, A. lucasi, and giant Saurophaganax maximus (potentially included in Allosaurus?).

Indeterminate theropod remains have been recovered in Utah. Indeterminate theropod tracks have been recovered from both Utah and Arizona.

Allosauroidea

Ceratosaurs

Coelurosaurs
Coelurosaurs, are the group of theropods closely related to birds, included Coelurus fragilis, Ornitholestes hermanni, Tanycolagreus topwilsoni, the possible troodontid Koparion douglassi, the definite troodontid Hesperornithoides, and the early tyrannosauroid Stokesosaurus clevelandi.

Megalosauroids

Eggs
Dinosaur eggs have been found in Utah.

Tracks

Ornithopods
Morrison ornithopod trace fossils are represented by three toed tracks which are generally small. The toes of Morrison ornithopod tracks are usually more widely splayed than the theropod tracks preserved in the formation.

Stegosaurs
Stegosaur tracks were first recognized in 1996 from a hindprint-only trackway discovered at the Clevland-Lloyd quarry, which is located near Price, Utah. Two years later, a new ichnogenus called Stegopodus was erected for another set of stegosaur tracks which were found near Arches National Park, also in Utah. Unlike the first, this trackway preserved traces of the forefeet. Fossil remains indicate that stegosaurs have five digits on the forefeet and three weight-bearing digits on the hind feet. From this, scientists were able to successfully predict the appearance of stegosaur tracks in 1990, six years in advance of the first actual discovery of Morrison stegosaur tracks. Since the erection of Stegopodus, more trackways have been found, however none have preserved traces of the front feet, and stegosaur traces remain rare.

Theropods
Indeterminate theropod tracks have been recovered from both Utah and Arizona.

Footnotes

References
 Butler, R.J., P.M. Galton, L.B. Porro, L.M. Chiappe, D.M. Henderson, and G.M. Erickson. 2009. Lower limits of ornithischian dinosaur body size inferred from a new Upper Jurassic heterodontosaurid from North America. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 10.1098/rspb.2009.1494 PDF
 "Camarasaurus." In: Dodson, Peter & Britt, Brooks & Carpenter, Kenneth & Forster, Catherine A. & Gillette, David D. & Norell, Mark A. & Olshevsky, George & Parrish, J. Michael & Weishampel, David B. The Age of Dinosaurs. Publications International, LTD. p. 56. .

 Carpenter, K. and Wilson, Y. 2008. A new species of  Camptosaurus (Ornithopoda: Dinosauria) from the Morrison Formation (Upper Jurassic) of Dinosaur National Monument, Utah, and a biomechanical analysis of its forelimb. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 76:227-263.

 Foster, J. (2007). Jurassic West: The Dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation and Their World. Indiana University Press. 389pp. .
 Galton, P.M. (1981). Dryosaurus'', a hypsilophodontid dinosaur from the Upper Jurassic of North America and Africa. Postcranial skeleton. Palaeontol. Z. 55(3/4), 271-312
 Weishampel, David B.; Dodson, Peter; and Osmólska, Halszka (eds.): The Dinosauria, 2nd, Berkeley: University of California Press. 861 pp. .

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Q: Decoding Objects from JSON in python I have a class that looks like this:
class Car:
def __init__(self, name, colour, wheels):
    self.name = name
    self.colour = colour
    self.wheels = wheels

I would like to create objects of the above class from the JSON file, which looks like this but with many entries:
  "Cars":[
  {
  "name": "Golf",
  "colour": "red",
  "wheels": 4,
  },
  {
  "name": "Up",
  "colour": "green",
  "wheels": 3,
  }
  ]

And then add them to a dictionary with the layout {"name":object}. I've looked at the different tutorials and examples available, but most seems to be about dumping objects, not pulling them out and recreating objects from them.

A: If your file ensures that you have aways same order (name, colour, wheels) and same size (3 items), you can use something like this:
JSON file (foo.json):
{"Cars":{
"Golf":{
  "name": "Golf",
  "colour": "red",
  "wheels": 4
  },
"Robin": {
  "name": "Up",
  "colour": "green",
  "wheels": 3
  }
  }
}

>>> import json
>>> import collections
>>> data = ''.join(i.replace('\n','') for i in open('foo.json').readlines())
>>> decoder = json.JSONDecoder(object_pairs_hook=collections.OrderedDict)
>>>
>>> class Car(object):
...  def __init__(self, name, colour, wheels):
...     self.name = name
...     self.colour = colour
...     self.wheels = wheels
...
>>> j = decoder.decode(data)
>>>
>>> out_dict = {car:Car(*j['Cars'][car].values()) for car in j['Cars']}
>>>
>>> golf = out_dict['Golf']
>>> golf.name
u'Golf'
>>> golf.colour
u'red'
>>> golf.wheels
4

A: import json

class Car(object):
    def __init__(self, name, colour, wheels):
        self.name = name
        self.colour = colour
        self.wheels = wheels

    def __repr__(self):
        return 'A {} {} with {} wheels'.format(self.colour, self.name, self.wheels)

raw = '{"name": "Ferrari", "colour": "red", "wheels": 4}'
decoded = json.loads(raw)
car = Car(**decoded)
print(car)

You can use the ** syntax to turn a dictionary into named parameters. Basically it transforms to a call like this: Car(name="Ferrari", colour="red", wheels="4"). So you don't need to worry about the order.
If you have a list, you can of course map over the JSON result:
raw = '[{...}, {...}]'
decoded = json.loads(raw)
cars = [Car(**d) for d in decoded]
print(cars)

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A kinetic and mechanistic study of the daylight-mediated photooxidation of the multifunctional drug Niclosamide (NSD) was carried out in aqueous solutions. NSD is a frequent contaminant suspended in natural waters. The aqueous dissolution of the practically insoluble NSD was driven by the presence of 2-hydrxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPβCD). The already proposed formation of an inclusion complex between NSD-HPβCD was confirmed through theoretical studies. NSD-nanoencapsulation within the oligosaccharide occurs with a 1:2 stoichiometry, being the drug embedded into a cavity of two HPβCD molecules, in a so called head-to-head orientation. The Reactive Oxygen Species singlet molecular oxygen, superoxide radical anion and hydrogen peroxide, generated through the visible-light absorber sensitizers Riboflavin and Rose Bengal, are effectively intercepted by the encapsulated biocide and contribute to its photodegradation. The overall NSD photooxidation rate, determined through oxygen consumption indicates that the process is relatively highly efficient in the microheterogeneous aqueous media as compared to NSD in MeOH solution, and to phenol (PHE) in pure water. The paradigmatic water-contaminant PHE was taken a as reference in order to evaluate the persistence of the NSD under photosensitized irradiation in aqueous medium. The photooxidation mechanism of NSD is affected by cyclodextrin complexation, due to dynamic limitations, electrostatic interactions and pH changes upon NSD dissolution in aqueous HPβCD. In this sense, the NSD-HPβCD complex can be seen as a sort of nanoreactor that enables the photodegradation of the biocide in water, under daylight conditions.
Keywords: CYCLODEXTRIN ENCAPSULATION; NICLOSAMIDE; PHOTOOXIDATION; PHOTOSENSITIZATION; REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES; RIBOFLAVIN; Otras Ciencias Químicas; Ciencias Químicas; CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS.
Methyl anthranilate (MA) is a naturally occurring aromatizer and flavorant agent frequently employed in food industry and in personal care products. Due to the property of MA of being a UV-A radiation-absorber it is incorporated to topical sunscreen formulations. Within the framework of the wide variety of practical uses and applications, the photodegradation of MA becomes a topic of interest from health to an economic point of view. In this context, kinetics and mechanistic aspects of its photo-oxidation has been studied, in order to know the degradation pathways of MA under natural-like photoirradiation. The assays were performed in the absence and in the presence of riboflavin (Rf, vitamin B2) acting the later as a native photosensitizer. The results showed that MA is capable to generate singlet molecular oxygen (O2(1Δg)) upon direct UV-A irradiation, with a quantum yield value of 0.13 ± 0.02. The anthranilate also quenches the oxidative species with an overall rate constant value kt = 2.1 ± 0.2 × 107 M−1 s−1 while the reactive interaction between MA and O2(1Δg) showed a rate constant value in the range of 5.9–6.8 × 106 M−1 s−1. The kr/kt ratio, lower than 0.35 indicates that only one third of the O2(1Δg)-quenching events effectively lead to oxidation of the scavenger, being this an acceptable property for a sunscreen component. Regarding the Rf-photosensitized visible-light irradiation of MA–Rf mixtures, the anthranilate quenches the electronically excited singlet and triplet states of the vitamin. As a result the oxidative species O2− and H2O2, are generated, being the later effectively deactivated by MA. At first, the described results would show MA as a candidate for UV-A and visible-light mediated degradation. Nevertheless, at the same time MA acts as a moderate physical scavenger of photogenerated oxidative species in a sort of self-protector against photoinduced degradation and protector of oxidizable surrounding compounds.
Keywords: Methyl anthranilate; Singlet Oxygen; Reactive Oxygen Species; Photochemistry; Otras Ciencias Químicas; Ciencias Químicas; CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS.
The known O2(1∆g)-sensitizer system Chitosan bounded Rose Bengal (CH-RB), with Rose Bengal (RB) immobilized by irreversible covalent bonding to the polymer Chitosan (CH), soluble in aquous acidic medium, was employed in the photodegradation of three tri-hydroxy benzene water-contaminants (THBs). The system sensitizes the O2(1∆g)-mediated photodegradation of THBs by a process kinetically favored, as compared to that employing free RB dissolved in the same solvent. Additionally the free xanthene dye, degradable by O2(1∆g) through self-sensitization upon prolonged light-exposure, is considerably protected when bonded to CH-polymer. The polymeric sensitizer, totally insoluble in neutral medium, can be removed from the solution after the photodegradative cycle by precipitation through a simple pH change. This fact constitutes an interesting aspect in the context of photoremediation of confined polluted waters. In other words, the sensitizing system could be useful for avoiding to dissolve dyestuffs in the polluted waters, in order to act as conventional sunlight-absorbing dye-sensitizers. In parallel the interaction CH - O2(1∆g) in acidic solution was evaluated. The polymer quenches the oxidative species with a rate constant 2.4 × 108 M−1 s−1 being the process mostly attributable to a physical interaction. This fact promotes the photoprotection of the bonded dye in the CH-RB polymer.
Keywords: CHITOSAN; SENSITIZATION; PHOTODEGRADATION; POLYHYDROXIBENZENES; Otras Ciencias Químicas; Ciencias Químicas; CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS.
The known O2(1g)-sensitizer system Chitosan bounded Rose Bengal (CH-RB), with Rose Bengal (RB) immobilized by irreversible covalent bonding to the polymer Chitosan (CH), soluble in aquous acidic medium, was employed in the photodegradation of three tri-hydroxy benzene water-contaminants (THBs). The system sensitizes the O2(1g)-mediated photodegradation of THBs by a process kinetically favored, as compared to that employing free RB dissolved in the same solvent. Additionally the free xanthene dye, degradable by O2(1g) through self-sensitization upon prolonged light-exposure, is considerably protected when bonded to CH-polymer. The polymeric sensitizer, totally insoluble in neutral medium, can be removed from the solution after the photodegradative cycle by precipitation through a simple pH change. This fact constitutes an interesting aspect in the context of photoremediation of confined polluted waters. In other words, the sensitizing system could be useful for avoiding to dissolve dyestuffs in the polluted waters, in order to act as conventional sunlight-absorbing dye-sensitizers. In parallel the interaction CH - O2(1g) in acidic solution was evaluated. The polymer quenches the oxidative species with a rate constant 2.4x108 M-1s-1 being the process mostly attributable to a physical interaction. This fact promotes the photoprotection of the bonded dye in the CH-RB polymer.
Keywords: Chitosan; photodegradation; polymeric sensitizer; Rose Bengal; trihydroxybenzenes; Físico-Química, Ciencia de los Polímeros, Electroquímica; Ciencias Químicas; CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS.


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From [Wyandotte Nation] [Rootsweb]
I have been, as yet, unable to trace definitely the ancestry of Gov. William Walker to any particular descendant of the French gentleman, Montour. But that he is descended from this French gentleman there can scarcely be a question. This original Montour married a Huron woman, and his son lived with the "Diondadies" (Petuns or Wyandots). The Wyandots of history are the descendants of the Petuns, or "Tobacco Nation" of the Huron Confederacy. When the Wyandots lived in Wyandotte County, Kansas, there were still Montours belonging to and living with the tribe, and they were allotted their proportion of the land belonging to the Nation when the holdings were assigned in severalty. The name was erroneously written "Monture" by the allotting agent.
James Rankin married Mary Montour. She belonged to the Big Turtle Clan of the Wyandot tribe. They were married at Detroit. There is reason to believe that Mary Montour was the descendant of Catherine, a granddaughter of Madame Montour. This accords with the best information 1 have been able to obtain from the old people of the Wyandot tribe. By Indian law the child always belongs to the clan of the mother, and in the instance of so noted a name, it is more than probable that the name Montour was always retained by her children.
Mary Montour was born in 1756. After their marriage James Rankin became a Wyandot by adoption, and he spent most of his life from that time, with the Indians; but at the same time pushed forward his business of trader. He gave his children a good education, and for this purpose removed to Pennsylvania, in his last days, and there died.
Mary Montour Rankin, like her ancestors, had great influence in the Councils of her people. Many interesting accounts and traditions of her hospitality and influence in the tribes about Detroit are remembered to this day by her descendants.
Of the children of James and Mary Montour Rankin I know of but two, James and Catherine. James came west with the Wyandots, and died in what is now Wyandotte County, Kansas. Catherine married William Walker, Sr.
Catherine Rankin was born June 4, 1771.1 I have not been able to determine the date of the marriage of William Walker and Catherine Rankin, but their first child was born October 14, 1789. Walker had lived with Adam Brown until his marriage. He took the side of the Americans in the war of 1812, and rendered valuable service to his country. Many of the Wyandots espoused the cause of Great Britain, and Walker was in constant danger of death. He was afterward Indian sub-agent for the Ohio tribes, and it was under his administration that Methodism was introduced into the Wyandot Nation. For an account of his valuable services in this work see the "History of American Missions; Worcester, 1840": and Finley's" History of the Wyandot Mission." He died at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, January 22, 1824.1 His wife died at the same place, in December, 1844.
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DOD:
Spouse: William Walker (c1766-1823)
DOM: c1787/1788 "...he was 21 or 22 when he was married to a Miss Catherine Rankin, daughter of James Rankin, a wealthy trader...and a Wyandott woman." White, 1902:16
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Father: John Rankin (?-?)
Mother: Mary Montour (?-?)
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Mrs. Jennifer Atiku Abubakar, the wife of the PDP presidential candidate, on Saturday at a rally in Asaba, Delta State, led hundreds of women to pray for God's intervention in the affairs of Nigeria.
She urged the women to rise up in defense of the nation's democracy, through prayers and balloting come February 16.
"It is not an easy journey. They will try to derail us. They will try to make us afraid; they will try to confuse us.
"But in all these, we should not be afraid. God is our guiding light. He will show us the way.
"Whatever our religion is, either Christian or Muslim, we need to pray for our nation, to prevent a crisis.
"We do not want war; we can't afford to go to war. We want to be together, I am crying to my Lord.
"We need to pray to God to hold the nation together. We need to pray for the future of our children," she said.
Also speaking, the wife of the vice presidential candidate, Mrs. Margaret Obi lauded women in Delta for their large turnout at the rally.
She appealed to the women to give the Atiku/Obi ticket, their mandate, by voting the PDP into power.
NAN reports that, earlier, wife of Delta governor, Mrs. Edith Okowa had assured women in Delta would not be deterred by the antics and highhandedness of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
"Everything has been committed to God's hands.


No Name for a Night, a band since 2010, that combines a classical music background to pop and rock music. We transcribe songs for our five instruments: the greatest hits from the Beatles to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, from movie soundtracks to folk music.
Our name was born in one of our first live concerts: we were asked to tell the host what our band name was, but we had no idea at the moment.. so we just tried to be with "no name for a night" but then we got familiar with that name.
We all met in the Conservatoire and school of our city and we grew up together, learning how to mix our friendship with our great passion for music. We began to play all around our hometown, La Spezia, in pubs, clubs, festivals and contest, both with acoustic and electric instruments, and we started to reach popularity. Now the time has come! Our goal is to get support for recording our first CD!
We'd like to devolve the funds in the recording and mixing of our first CD, making it available online and printing it on digipak. We want to record the best of our repertoire, the greatest hits of rock history, irish and celtic folk, movie soundtracks and also some classical music arranged in a "pop way". If we'll be able to reach our purpose, we'd start to record immediatly, taking advantage of the summer time.
We'd also like to make a music video to promote our album, make a photo shooting and create a whole series of merchandising like t-shirts, posters, pins, shoppers, stickers and much more!
Five passioned and young musicians between 21 and 23 years old: we grew up together wit a common passion and we transformed it into a unique and unconventional project. Friends on stage and in life, we play together since 2010.
No Name for a Night exist since Christmas 2010, when five guys got on stage with a whole new type of rock band. The particularity is an unheard contamination of rock/pop and classical music. Their passion for folk rhytmes and great rock hits comes out in an accurate transcription of pieces for a violin, two violas, a piano and drums creating a unique sound signed NN4N.


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Stormfall: Age of War Review
May 28, 2017 GameRanks Strategy 4
Genre: Strategy
Android: N/A
iPad and iPhone: N/A
Windows OS: N/A
Platforms: Browser
Release Date: 1 November 2012
Publisher: Plarium
1 Stormfall: Age of War
5 Stormfall: Age of War Gameplay
The game is 100 percent free to play and you can still purchase items from the shop which is inside of the game.
Graphics are good and you feel like you are in a medieval world with effects. Good work.
The game has many kind of military units. This means there are more strategy. More strategy means more fun.
We like the balance of resources and economy.
Play on Chrome
WindowsOS
Stormfall: Age of War is a nice and famous fantasy strategy game which has been published by Plarium Games. The game is free to play and it is available on multiple platforms. You can play the game on official website of Plarium, Google Chrome, Facebook and Facebook Gameroom. Another version of the game (Stormfall: Rise of Balur) is available on Android but we will review it at another page for you. Age of War version of the game is only available on browser and Windows OS through FB Gameroom.
Stormfall: Age of War Gameplay
Stormfall: Age of War is looking like other games of Plarium and all these games are using the same game engine. Throne: Kingdom at War, Sparta: War of Empires and Vikings War of Clans are similar games with Stormfall which has been published by Plarium. Clash of Kings, Legend of Kings Arthur Age are other similar games with the Stormfall. If you ever experienced one of these games before, you will able to play Stormfall easily.
As same as many other strategy games, you will need to focus on gathering resources and updating your resource buildings on Stormfall: Age of War. That's how you can build your defence and how you can obtain defensive and offensive units. You need to research, use tactics against your enemies, use espionage skills while playing the game. The game has also medieval looking and you will enjoy while you are building your city on the game. We love how building looks on Stormfall.
There are many kind of units on the game but you should be careful about what kind of units are standing on your castle before leaving the game. The game separate these units to 2 general branch. Offensive and defensive units. Leaving offensive units in a defense of the city will end up with a huge disappointment to you. You will need to protect your offensive units and leave only defensive units to the defense of your city.
You also need to check what kind of armies your enemies have before you attack them. Each units have anti-units. Just do some math before the attack and eliminate your targets with anti-units. Food resources are very important for you and you should keep your eyes on food storage and balance. Otherwise your units can start to starve and it's the last thing you want to see in a game.
You can watch a nice gameplay video of Stormfall: Age of War below:
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Cannot play the game because of an error almost for a month. Today I joined and all my game was destroyed.
Nice game but I don't think it deserves its current location in ranks.
Stormfall: Age of War is the best strategy game that I have played on browser. Browser games are not use to be nice like that really. Plarium has created other strategy games like Stormfall but I don't think that they were successful as same as Stormfall. I believe they should focus on this game and improve it.
The game mechanics and economy balance is awesome. You need to make a good strategy for attacking and defending.
Ithuriel
There are some problems with the game but still very good.
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Galatians 2:1 I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, and took Titus with me also
The background for this second visit to Jerusalem is found in Acts 15. Apparently, certain Jewish members had come from Judea to Antioch. When they saw all the Gentile converts, they started teaching that these Gentiles should be circumcised and keep the Law of Moses. Paul, of course, disagreed, 'When therefore Paul and Barnabas had no small dissension and disputation with them, they determined that Paul and Barnabas, and certain other of them, should go up to Jerusalem unto the apostles and elders about this question' (Acts 15:2). This issue is of prime importance to the Galatian saints because false teachers among them had taught the same thing-that they should be circumcised and keep the Law of Moses.
For the journey, Barnabas came along as Paul's companion. Robert J. Matthews tells us why Paul brought Titus, "Paul apparently saw in Titus living evidence that an uncircumcised Greek could be a model of faith and virtue, strong in the Spirit; in him, Jewish members might see an example of the grace of God given to the Gentiles without the encumbrance of the law of Moses." ("A Crisis, a Council, and Inspired Leadership," Ensign, Oct. 1995, 59)
Dean L. Larsen
"The account of this conference, which can be found in Acts 15, is most revealing. It discloses the intense loyalty that many Church leaders still felt toward the programs and procedures of the old law. This loyalty was obviously an outgrowth of a deep-set conviction on the part of some Church leaders that the 'works of the law' were essential to salvation and that individual progress and perfection could not occur without a strict observance of the rituals. After 'much disputing' at this conference, Peter made an attempt at a compromise that would free the gentile converts from adherence to the provisions of the law, but which would apparently allow the Jewish Christians to continue their old practices if they chose to do so. While Peter's recommendation was accepted by this conference, it is apparent that the issue was not settled. Adherents to the practices within the law of Moses continued to press for an acceptance of their position. Many years later, when Paul visited Jerusalem once again, he encountered the same controversy (see Acts 21:17-24)." ("Some Thoughts on Goal-Setting," Ensign, Feb. 1981, 64)
Galatians 2:2 privately to them which were of reputation, lest by any means I should run, or had run, in vain
Paul had been preaching the gospel for fourteen years without meeting with any other apostles. For fourteen years, there were no general conferences, no telephone calls, and no e-mail messages. The only communication may have been a few letters from Jerusalem. Yet, without as much as a general handbook of instructions, Paul had been preaching the gospel as he knew it. He had been setting up branches of the church, ordaining all the officers and teachers. He may have wondered if he was doing everything as the First Presidency had wanted. Therefore, when he came to Jerusalem he had a private conference with the apostles to make sure he had done things right. The result was that "the leading apostles gave Paul 'the right hands of fellowship' (Gal. 2:9), meaning specifically that they agreed with his procedure on his Gentile missions." (Richard Lloyd Anderson, Understanding Paul [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1983], 155.)
Galatians 2:3 But neither Titus, who was with me, being a Greek, was compelled to be circumcised
"Out of many inevitable conflicts over the gospel, Titus's trial at the Jerusalem Council stood out. Jewish brethren teaching circumcision insisted that Titus become a full Jewish proselyte in addition to becoming a Christian. But Paul would not even consider such a compromise for a Gentile (Gal. 2:3), and Titus was not 'compelled to be circumcised' (Gal. 2:3)." (Richard Lloyd Anderson, Understanding Paul [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1983], 342.)
JST Galatians 2:4-9 Notwithstanding, there were some brought in by false brethren
In the Jerusalem Council, Paul describes three different groups of brethren. First, Paul describes those who were brought in by false brethren who taught that the Gentiles must be circumcised. These were "converted" Pharisees who taught 'That it was needful to circumcise them, and to command them to keep the law of Moses' (Acts 15:5). Paul seems to indicate that if he were in charge of the council, he would have kicked these men out. But he rather gave them place because he was subject to Peter's authority (v. 5).
Second, Paul describes a group which most likely represents the elders described in Acts 15:6. Paul's language in describing this group is obscure and confusing (v. 6). Therefore, we will take the liberty to rewrite this verse as follows: "But of these were some elders who seemed to be somewhat deserving of a good reputation, (whether they were or not, it maketh no matter to me: God accepteth no man's person:) for they who seemed faithful to the cause in the conference added nothing to me." Of this group, Bruce R. McConkie noted, "Paul was not impressed with the rank and status of the leading brethren who in fact added nothing to his knowledge and understanding of the gospel." (DNTC 2:462)
The third group were the apostles, of whom, at least Peter, John, and James the Lord's brother were present. (James, the brother of John, has already been killed by Herod-see Acts 12:1-2). Paul thought highly of these brethren, for they 'seemed to be pillars' and 'perceived the grace that was given to me' (v. 9).
Galatians 2:9 James, Cephas, and John
This is the only mention of Peter, James, and John acting as a group after the Ascension of Christ. Furthermore, this James is the Lord's brother not the son of Zebedee. Nevertheless, the evidence indicates that these three apostles constituted the First Presidency of the Church.
"In the light of the organization of the Church today, we know that Peter, James, and John were the men who presided at that time, although it was James who rendered the decision that was made effective throughout all the provinces." (Ancient Apostles [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1964], 133.)
Galatians 2:11 when Peter was come to Antioch, I withstood him to the face, because he was to be blamed
"Peter and Paul-both of whom were apostles, both of whom received revelations, saw angels, and were approved of the Lord, and both of whom shall inherit the fulness of the Father's kingdom-these same righteous and mighty preachers disagreed on a basic matter of church policy. Peter was the President of the Church; Paul, an apostle and Peter's junior in the church hierarchy, was subject to the direction of the chief apostle. But Paul was right and Peter was wrong...
"The issue was not whether the Gentiles should receive the gospel. Peter himself had received the revelation that God was no respecter of persons, and that those of all lineages were now to be heirs of salvation along with the Jews. (Acts 10:21-35) Further, the heads of the Church, in council assembled, with the Holy Ghost guiding their minds and directing their decisions, had determined that the Gentiles who received the gospel should not be subject to the law of Moses. (Acts 15:1-35) The Jewish members of the Church, however, had not been able to accept this decision without reservation. They themselves continued to conform to Mosaic performances, and they expected Gentile converts to do likewise. Peter sided with them; Paul publicly withstood the chief apostle and won the debate, as could not otherwise have been the case. Without question, if we had the full account, we would find Peter reversing himself and doing all in his power to get the Jewish saints to believe that the law of Moses was fulfilled in Christ and no longer applied to anyone either Jew or Gentile." (Doctrinal New Testament Commentary, 2:463-64.)
Galatians 2:12-13 he did eat with the Gentiles
"No pious Jew would of course have sat down at the table of a Gentile (Acts 11:3, Gal. 2:12). If a heathen were invited to a Jewish house, he might not be left alone in the room, else every article of food or drink on the table was henceforth to be regarded as unclean. If cooking utensils were bought of them, they had to be purified by fire or by water; knives to be ground anew...." (Edersheim, Alfred, Sketches of Jewish Social Life, chap. 2)
In spite of the exclusive attitude of the Jews, Peter went to Cornelius, offered him the gospel, baptized him, and ate with him (Acts 10:1-11:18). This monumental event offended the Jewish Christians, who complained, 'thou wentest in to men uncircumcised, and didst eat with them. But Peter rehearsed the matter from the beginning' (Acts 11:2-3). The Jerusalem Council verified the principle that Gentiles and Jews should be welcomed on equal ground, without the encumbrances of rabbinical observance. Accordingly, when Peter first came to Antioch, he again dined with Gentile converts.
"After the settlement of this very question of circumcision by the council at Jerusalem, Peter went down to Antioch and at first mingled unreservedly with both Gentile and Jewish converts without distinction, accepting both Jew and Gentile in perfect fellowship, departing entirely from the restraints placed on a Jew by the law of Moses, which rendered it unlawful for one who was a Jew to have such unrestricted fellowship with the Gentiles. But when certain ones came down from James, who resided at Jerusalem, then Peter, fearful of offending 'them which were of the circumcision,' suddenly withdrew his social fellowship from the Gentile converts. Other Jewish brethren did the same; Barnabas, the friend of Paul, being among the number. Whereupon Paul, as he himself testified, withstood Peter to the face, directly charging him before all the brethren with dissimulation, saying: 'If thou, being a Jew, livest after the manner of Gentiles, and not as do the Jews, why compellest thou the Gentiles to live as do the Jews?'" (History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1: xlii.)
"Paul [was] contending with Peter face to face, with sound and irresistible arguments." (Kent P. Jackson, comp. and ed., Joseph Smith's Commentary on the Bible [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1994], 173.)
Galatians 2:14 why compellest thou the Gentiles to live as do the Jews?
After the Jerusalem Council, there is no evidence that Peter actually compelled the Gentiles to keep the Law of Moses. However, by observing the Jewish mealtime rituals, Peter's example gave support to those brethren who did want to compel the Gentiles to live as the Jews.
"Peter's influence and example had such weight that Paul recognized if his action were to go unchallenged, it would have repercussions all over the Church and undo most of what the Jerusalem Conference had sought to correct. Righteously indignant at Peter, Barnabas, and the other Jews for their bad example, for 'they walked not uprightly according to the truth of the Gospel,' Paul said unto Peter before the entire assemblage, 'If thou, being a Jew, livest after the manner of Gentiles, and not as do the Jews, why compellest thou the Gentiles to live as do the Jews?' (Gal. 2: 14) This criticism of Paul's must have been very painful to Peter, but he doubtless recognized the justice and moral rightness of the fiery Tarsian's reproof." (Sidney B. Sperry, Paul's Life and Letters [Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1955], 63.)
Galatians 2:16 a man is not justified by the works of the law, but by the faith of Jesus Christ
One can never be justified before God without the grace of Jesus Christ and the power of the Atonement. You can never attend enough church meetings, keep enough commandments, attend enough temple sessions, do enough home teaching, donate enough to the poor, do enough missionary work, or do enough family history work to qualify yourself for the celestial kingdom. Benjamin said, 'if ye should serve him with all your whole souls yet ye would be unprofitable servants' (Mosiah 2:21).
"Paul preached salvation by grace because he learned that Jesus, out of his infinite love for the entire human family, had made it possible for man to conquer the forces that would bring upon him death and unhappiness. In the scriptural sense, what man does is called 'works,' and what Jesus does for us is called 'grace.' Thus, Jesus does for us what we could not do for ourselves, and we are able to obtain salvation because of his grace." (Robert J. Matthews, A Bible! A Bible! [Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1990], 285.)
"Jesus Christ is the one who redeems us from the curse of the law-from the demand for perfect performance-by offering a new means of justification, not by law (keeping all the rules all the time), but by faith in Christ. Although it seems that many naively attempt justification by works, or self-justification, such an attempt constitutes a false trail. Both the Bible and the Book of Mormon insist that justification cannot be gained in this way:
'Knowing that a man is not justified by the works of the law, but by the faith of [in] Jesus Christ, . . . that we might be justified by the faith of [in] Christ, and not by the works of the law: for by the works of the law shall no flesh be justified.' (Gal. 2:16.)
'And men are instructed sufficiently that they know good from evil. And the law is given unto men. And by the law no flesh is justified; or, by the law men are cut off. . . . There is no flesh that can dwell in the presence of God, save it be through the merits, and mercy, and grace of the Holy Messiah.' (2 Ne. 2:5-8.)
"To summarize then-we can't justify ourselves on our own. We can't earn our way into the celestial kingdom by keeping all the commandments. We could in theory, but we can't in practice-because neither you nor I nor anybody else has kept all the commandments. This is so incredibly self-evident and simple that some people can't see it. Think about it. We have already broken some commandment somewhere, so we cannot claim righteousness on the grounds that we keep the commandments. We are already disqualified! Can anyone besides the Savior keep all the commandments all the time? If our only hope of inheriting the celestial kingdom lies in keeping all the rules, obeying all the commandments, and living all the principles perfectly, then you and I blew our chances long ago. It is true that the gospel provides repentance, forgiveness, and atonement, but these are remedies for disobedience rather than rewards for obedience.
"Many members of the Church confuse the long-term goal of individual perfection with the short-term necessity of perfection-in-Christ, mistakenly concluding that they must perfect themselves by their own efforts before they have hope of receiving the kingdom of God. Elder Bruce R. McConkie referred to this idea as one of the deadly heresies of the modern Church. If it were possible to perfect ourselves, to make ourselves worthy of the kingdom of God by our own efforts, we wouldn't need Jesus Christ at all: 'I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by [keeping] the law, then Christ is dead in vain.' (Gal. 2:21.) If we could be justified by our own efforts, then we wouldn't need a savior at all, and Christ's infinite sacrifice would have been all for nothing." (Stephen E. Robinson, Believing Christ: The Parable of the Bicycle and Other Good News [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1992], 42.)
Gerald N. Lund
"...remember that Paul said we are justified through and by faith (see Gal. 2:16; Rom. 3:28), which is the first principle of the gospel. In other words, faith is the principle that activates the power of the Atonement in our lives, and we are put back into a proper relationship with God (justification) as faith activates that power. There are marvelous implications in this concept, and perhaps another analogy can help us see more clearly the role faith and works play in achieving salvation:
"We are like a powerhouse on a mighty river. The powerhouse has no power residing in itself; the potential power rests in the energy of the river. When that source of power flows through the generators of the power plant, power is transferred from the river to the power plant and sent out into the homes (lives) of others. So it is with faith. The power to achieve justification does not reside in man. Man requires the power of the atonement of Christ flowing into him. If no power is being generated, one does not-indeed, cannot-turn the generators by hand (justification by works); but rather, an effort is made to remove those things which have blocked the power from flowing into the generators (working righteousness as a result of faith). With this background then, one can understand why the scriptures clearly stress that faith includes works (see James 2:17-26); that is, obedience, commitment, and repentance-these are the works of faith that open up the channels so that the power of the atoning sacrifice of Christ can flow into us, redeem us from sin, and bring us back into the presence of God. Disobedience and wickedness dam those channels. (How literal is the word damnation!) The righteous works in themselves do not save us. The atoning power of God saves us. But our righteous works, activated by our faith in the Savior, are the condition for the operation of that power. Thus, each of us has something to say about whether he will be able to seek the gift and power of the Atonement in his behalf." ("Salvation: By Grace or by Works?" Ensign, Apr. 1981, 23)
"'If I should build again the law of Moses, which I have already helped destroy, I would be a transgressor.' Or: 'If I should attempt to strengthen and sustain sectarian doctrines, which I have already refuted, I would be a sinner.'" (DNTC, 2:464)
Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live
"Paul wrote: 'I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me' (Galatians 2:20). That is, Paul acknowledged that he had died as to the old man of sin. But he was alive spiritually, not of himself, but of and through his Lord and Master. Paul probably did not have to psych himself up for every meeting, push himself to visit every branch of the church, grit his teeth and hold to the iron rod with white knuckles until a given task was completed. His motivation was not of himself alone. It was the Lord Jesus, through his Holy Spirit, who provided life and light and additional motivation for Paul's good works." (Robert L. Millet, Alive in Christ: The Miracle of Spiritual Rebirth [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1997], 22.)
"Thus the death of the natural man is followed by the birth of the spiritual man and the rise to a newness of life. 'Our old man is crucified with him,' Paul said, 'that the body of sin might be destroyed, that henceforth we should not serve sin' (Rom. 6:6). To the Galatians Paul likewise taught: 'I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless, I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me' (Gal. 2:20). From the Christian perspective, then, our earthly stains were affixed (with our Savior) to Golgotha's cross (see Col. 2:14). President Joseph F. Smith thus reminded us that 'having been born anew, which is the putting away of the old man sin, and putting on of the man Christ Jesus, we have become soldiers of the Cross, having enlisted under the banner of Jehovah for time and for eternity'" (Robert L. Millet, An Eye Single to the Glory of God: Reflections on the Cost of Discipleship [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1991], 38.)
"This wondrous concept is one about which the apostles of old had much to say. 'I am crucified with Christ' (Gal. 2:20), Paul said, meaning that he had 'crucified' the 'old man, . . . the body of sin,' that henceforth he 'should not serve sin' (Rom. 6:6). As a result-that is, because he had forsaken the world to 'walk in newness of life' (Rom. 6:4), and had 'put on Christ' (Gal. 3:27)-he was able to say: 'Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God' (Gal. 2:20).
"As taught by the inspired men of old, this doctrine is that the true saints turn from all evil and cleave unto all good 'until Christ be formed' in them. (Gal. 4:19.) They are then able to say: We shall triumph over all the trials of mortality because we go forth, 'Always bearing about in the body the dying of the Lord Jesus, that the life also of Jesus might be made manifest in our body.' Their pledge then is: We shall so live 'that the life also of Jesus might be made manifest in our mortal flesh.' (2 Cor. 4:10-11.)
"Paul said to his Ephesian brethren: I pray to the Father that you shall 'be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the inner man; That Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith,' until through knowledge, obedience, and righteousness 'ye might be filled with all the fulness of God.' (Eph. 3:14-19.)
"'The fulness of God'! What is it? It is to be one with the Father. Jesus spoke of gaining 'all power . . . in heaven and in earth.' (Matt. 28:18.) Such is the reward for all those who 'pass by the angels, and the gods, . . . to their exaltation and glory in all things, . . . which glory shall be a fulness. . . . Then shall they be gods.' (D&C 132:19-20.)" (The Promised Messiah: The First Coming of Christ [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1978], 125.)
Galatians 2:20 the Son of God...loved me, and gave himself for me
"...our Heavenly Father has given us many wonderful gifts not knowing if they would be accepted. He has offered us his peace, his comfort, his love. All we have to do to accept his gifts is to be obedient and follow him.
"Many problems face each one of us. Yet I have the simple faith that many, if not all, of the questions and answers can be measured against Paul's sublime message to the Galatians: 'Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.' (Galatians 2:20.)" (The Greatest Gift [Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1990], 6.)


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The Journey, Episode 4: Building up Bayern
Feb 15, 2019 by Euroleague.net Print
The biggest surprise of the current Turkish Airlines EuroLeague season, playoffs hopeful FC Bayern Munich, opens the fourth episode of The Journey, a behind-the-scenes broadcast series tracking five teams in the competition from the opening tip until this season's champion is crowned.
Bayern's first EuroLeague season in three years is unfolding in storybook fashion, and one reason is the arrival of Derrick Williams, a dynamic addition who has proven to be a difference-maker for a team exceeding expectations as it tries to join the European elite.
Viewers of The Journey also hear from general manager Marko Pesic, who has been marching Bayern up the ladder of European basketball for most of a decade. Pesic explains the mindset of a club that is playing the long game even as it makes new believers with every game.
Also in Episode 4:
Winter in Moscow is the perfect time to hear about the attention to detail that makes CSKA head coach Dimitris Itoudis and his team such consistent winners.
Tag along on a charter flight with Real Madrid as the defending champs learn that no road game is easy in the EuroLeague.
Bench boss Zeljko Obradovic is the main reason why top-of-the-table Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul is as focused as any team this season.
Euroleague Basketball launched The Journey this season as part of its commitment to bringing fans as close as possible to their heroes. The Journey joins The Insider EuroLeague Documentary Series, now in its fourth season, to expand Euroleague Basketball's tradition of long-form story-telling that puts fans not only on the bench for games, but on the team bus, too.
The Journey allows Euroleague Basketball broadcast partners to give viewers world-wide an intimate look at five teams – CSKA, Fenerbahce, Bayern, Olympiacos and Madrid – whose adventures unfold over eight monthly installments in a 26-minute format until May.
The Journey, Episode 8: The Final Four
In the final episode of The Journey, eight long months of constant striving by 16 teams reach a culmination at the Final Four in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, with the title of...
The Journey, Episode 7: Last step to glory!
The playoff battles to reach the 2019 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Final Four in Vitoria-Gasteiz are at the forefront in the seventh episode of The Journey, a behind-the-scenes...
The Journey, Episode 6: A race to the finish
The most exciting playoffs race in Turkish Airlines EuroLeague history is the backdrop for the sixth episode of The Journey, a behind-the-scenes broadcast series tracking five...


WHY THE SUDDEN INTEREST IN ORGANIC SKIN CARE BRANDS?
In today's digital world, trends aren't limited to any single area or locale. Headlines from even opposite ends of the world have far-reaching impacts, and social media is the channel responsible for promoting this interconnectedness across cultures and countries. But even with such a direct chain of communication, it is very rare for trends to go viral simultaneously across the world. Yet one such trend gaining popularity globally is the rising interest in organic skincare brands!
Such demands deserve a deeper glance into the reasons why. So let us explore why organic skin care brands have become so popular!
It is no secret that technology has reached a level of refinement never seen before. But what is more interesting to behold is the way technological evolution has influenced our habits, from the way we interact with each other right down to our hair and skin care routines.
Digital apps and calendars have made it easy for people to keep track of daily routines and hair and skin care regimens, further encouraging the use of organic skin care products on a regular basis.
Technology has also increased the ease of availability of information regarding the benefits of various ingredients in skin care products. This greater awareness about the harmful effects of chemical products in skin care has steered customers towards making informed decisions and thus choosing the best natural organic skincare brands, for healthier results and negligible side effects. Holistic, wholesome lifestyles and the use of organic skin care brands have simply managed to generate greater appeal than their toxic chemical counterparts!
Yet another advantage technology offers is online shopping! Whether it's skin care products you're looking for or a platform to order ayurvedic products online – it's all just a click away!
But wait, there's more! In what seems like a scene straight out of a sci-fi film, the introduction of Augmented Reality (AR) to hair and skin care has revolutionized the way customers today shop for organic skin care products. AR lets people directly try out different forms of natural makeup and foundation on their face before buying, allowing them to experience the results and make better shopping decisions.
Skin care products have started targeting newer demographics in hopes of attracting larger audiences. Take for example new hair and skin products targeted at men that are steadily emerging in the market; or the ones targeted at millennials!
These young trendsetting millennials, steadily immersed in social media culture, initially showed little interest for hair and skin care, but as they too face signs of aging – skin care products start to seem more attractive. However as socially and environmentally conscious individuals, which type of skin care products do you think millennials would gravitate towards? Organic of course!


Many people are familiar with the term business and the term finance but what is business finance? Very few people understand this aspect of economics which do give corporations, individuals, entrepreneur problem. Business finance is the aspect of economic that covers wide range of disciplines and activities that surrounds money management and other assets that are valuable.in economics as a study in schools and universities, business finance familiarises students to investing strategies and how to manage debt effectively without affecting the assets of the individual or corporation.
It also gets students familiar with the accounting methodologies. Big business owners find it more difficult to the keep their companies profitable than the small scale business owners that have the understanding of finance principle.
Functions of Business finance can take any turn i.e. businesses can be financed in a many ways according to how convenient it is to the individual or the corporation. Each of these ways has various advantages and disadvantages but business owners can go for the one with higher advantages and lower disadvantages to keep their business running and also in starting in new business. The two common ways of business finance are the debt and equity.
The debt finance must always be refunded back to the lender and it is a liability on the part of the business or the organisations. Equity on the hand gives everyone involve in the business equal right to participate and make decision for the corporation as they have money or investment in the business and how it is being run.
The debt finance in what is business finance is one of the two major ways of sourcing funds for the starting of business and running of business. The business owner source for funds outside the internal organization to source for funds. He can get loan from banks or any private organizations and even individuals like friends, family, and neighbours. The money borrowed is usually paid back with either interest of finance charge as the case may be while some lenders do not take interest or finance charge. To receive loan depends on the type of individual or organization the loan is coming as this will determine the interest rate.
In what is business finance, another common way of sourcing or financing business is the equity financing. The business owner decides to sell out some stocks or shares of the company mostly in percentage to some investors. As result, the investors would have a say in the business and grab his own charge or the profit when the company start adding value. The investors run the business hand in hand with the business owner and also have directives in the business. The investors lose if the company refuse to increase in value. The success of the company does not longer depend on the business alone again but on all the investors. The money got from the shares sold to the investors is being used in the running of the business and corporation.
But every business owner must be warned that each way of importance of business finance must be handled with caution and must be vigilante in dealing with them. In debt finance, the company can liquidate and very prone to being bankrupted if the liability is more than the asset. The financial management and financial accounting must be put in place to know how money is being spent in the Company and how money is being received for every transaction that occur within the company. Paying the debt back must be timely and timing. Remove the debt immediately the profit is out to avoid finance charge as a result of extension of debt payment.
In the equity finance, what is business finance can be very easy to run and very difficult to manage as there are more than one owner of the business at that time. Financial accounting which reports the activities of the company transaction must always be in place so also is the financial management.
Payment of tax and others fees and bills.