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John Mccray Williams Pleads Guilty in U.S. Federal Cour
Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that during a federal court session in Missoula on November 19, 2009, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah C. Lynch, JOHN MCCRAY WILLIAMS, a 55-year-old resident of Great Falls, pled guilty to conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute methamphetamine. Sentencing is set for February 19, 2010.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph E. Thaggard, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
In April 2002, the Central Montana Drug Task Force (CMDTF) began to investigate WILLIAMS for distribution of methamphetamine in and around Great Falls. As part of that investigation, agents of the CMDTF spoke to various confidential informants and sources over a period of several years.
The sources revealed that they purchased over 500 grams of a mixture or substance of methamphetamine from WILLIAMS between 2000 and March 19, 2008. The transactions occurred in and around Great Falls. Some of the confidential sources and informants indicated they obtained the methamphetamine from WILLIAMS for distribution to others. Collectively, the accounts given by the sources and informants made clear that WILLIAMS continuously possessed methamphetamine with the intent to distribute between 2000 and
March 19, 2008.
On December 19, 2007, the CMDTF interviewed a confidential informant (CI). The CI estimated that between May of 2003 and late December 2003, the CI obtained a minimum of a quarter ounce of methamphetamine from WILLIAMS nearly every day. The CI further stated that the informant traveled with WILLIAMS to the state of Washington on three or four occasions in 2003. The informant stated that WILLIAMS never picked up less than two pounds of methamphetamine on each trip. The informant stated that in September 2004, the informant delivered one half a pound of methamphetamine to an individual in Bozeman on behalf of WILLIAMS.
In approximately April 2008, the CMDTF arrested Mark Hegel for drug trafficking. Hegel subsequently admitted that on March 18, 2008, he and WILLIAMS traveled to a truck stop in Missoula, where he obtained eight ounces of methamphetamine for WILLIAMS, who provided Hegel with $11,000 for the purchase of drugs. WILLIAMS gave Hegel one ounce of methamphetamine for arranging the deal. A surveillance video from the truck stop confirmed that a meeting occurred between Hegel and his supplier; another surveillance video showed WILLIAMS was present at the truck stop at the same time.
WILLIAMS was later interviewed by law enforcement officers. He admitted that he traveled to Missoula with Hegel in March 2008. WILLIAMS admitted that he knew the purpose of the trip was to purchase drugs. WILLIAMS stated that he saw Hegel in possession of a large sum of money enroute to Missoula. WILLIAMS stated that, at the truck stop, Hegel met with another person. After that meeting, WILLIAMS said Hegel showed him a large amount of methamphetamine.
WILLIAMS denied to investigators that he paid for the methamphetamine received by Hegel on the Missoula trip or that he received the amount of methamphetamine that Hegel claimed he did. WILLIAMS stated he did receive approximately one gram of methamphetamine from Hegel. WILLIAMS also admitted that he drove Hegel from Missoula to Great Falls after Hegel met with the supplier in Missoula and obtained the methamphetamine.
Collectively, the evidence establishes WILLIAMS conspired to possess with the intent to distribute at least 500 grams of mixture or substance containing a detectable amount of methamphetamine during the period of the conspiracy.
Hegel pled guilty to federal charges and has been sentenced.
WILLIAMS faces possible penalties of 10 years in prison, a $4,000,000 fine and 5 years supervised release.
The investigation was conducted by the Central Montana Drug Task Force.
A copy of the Offer of Proof can be obtained by contacting Sally Frank at (406) 247-4638.


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Port Clinton, Ohio - The second-to-last match of the High Power National Championships has been shot. Competitors' scores were lower than expected for the first match of the day, most likely due to the ongoing wind and rain. Although competitors were dealt typical Camp Perry conditions, our top two competitors, Gallagher and Bernosky, were able to push forward and improve their scores for the Cavalry Cup Match.
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Mega Vizura is more than ever the place to watch some of the most promising players in Europe. The club is originally based in Zemun but is playing now in Sremska Mitrovica because of ABA regulations. After Vasilije Micic and Nemanja Dangubic have been drafted last summer and left the club, it is about time […]
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Nikola Jokic leads the Mega Vizura talent squad
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Players to follow in the Euroleague 2014/15 (Pt. 2)
October 15th, 2014 · No Comments
In our second part of the Euroleague preview, we will take a look at some wildcard players that can have an impact this season in the Euroleague. It will be interesting to see if Kenan Sipahi has fully recovered from his injury while everybody is hoping Mario Hezonja to have a break out season soon.
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Adidas Eurocamp 2014: Early Entry Candidates
June 12th, 2014 · No Comments
In our review of the Adidas Eurocamp, we will take first of all a look to the players that had declared early for the NBA Draft 2014. Most of these players have withdrawn their name from the pool in between though. The reports below can not be considered as full scouting reports but give an […]
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5 players to follow in the Portuguese LPB 2013/14
November 26th, 2013 · No Comments
(Luís Cristóvão) With 5 rounds played in the Portuguese LPB, it's time to focus in a group of players who are preparing themselves to be part of the next generation of the Portuguese National Team. The country has recently shown some good results in the FIBA Europe Women's competitions, while their Men's teams were not […]
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Analyzing the top talents of Mega Vizura
November 19th, 2013 · No Comments
In their first season in the ABA League, the team from Mega Vizura is one of the most exciting ones to follow for talent scouts. Next to a multitude of interesting prospects, the team also features three high-level talents in their back court combo of Vasilije Micic and Nenad Miljenovic together with the upcoming inside […]
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Scandinavian power in Manresa
November 1st, 2013 · No Comments
In 2010, I travelled to Solna in Sweden to cover the Nordic Championship, a tournament that regroups the Youth National Teams of the different Scandinavian countries. Back then, I saw for the first time Rasmus Larsen and Marcus Eriksson competing. Three and a half years later, both prospects have made the move to Spain and […]
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The season of truth for Amedeo della Valle
October 15th, 2013 · No Comments
Around 2010, the name of Amedeo della Valle appeared first in the European scouting circles as a flashy and superbly quick Italian PG of the future. Playing for Junior Casale, della Valle impressed some scouts traveling around Italy before making it to the Italian U18 National Team in 2011. The next season might be a […]
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5 players to follow in the French ProA 2013/14
October 4th, 2013 · No Comments
In the third part of our season preview, we take a look at the French ProA today. Several of the most interesting prospects have left the league to play in the NBA or in Serbia, the number of talented prospects remains high even if it might be not that impressive than it was over the […]
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5 players to follow in Ethias League 2013/14
September 17th, 2013 · 1 Comment
Before the seasons in the different professional leagues start in the next weeks, we will take a look at the players to follow in some of the main competitions in Europe. We start with a new addition in this already traditional pre-season show as we analyze the Belgian Ethias League. The Belgian league is constantly […]
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12 players to follow during Eurobasket 2013
September 3rd, 2013 · No Comments
The Eurobasket 2013 starts tomorrow in Slovenia and we took a quick look at some prospects that will most likely use this stage to make a name for themselves on the International scene for the first time.
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NBA Draft 2013: the Euro-Analysis
June 28th, 2013 · 1 Comment
The NBA Draft 2013 is in the books and the number of European players drafted has been very impressive. While some of the names in the lottery would have been unexpected 12 months ago, others that were considered NBA picks for a long time have not even been called. So here we go for our […]
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Vasilije Micic, the passing majesty
March 3rd, 2013 · No Comments
During the Nike International Junior Tournament, I had the opportunity to follow the Serbian League game between Mega Vizura and Metalac. In the team from the Belgrade suburbs, the 1994 born PG Vasilije Micic runs the show next to a couple of other interesting prospects.
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5 players to follow in the Euroleague 2012/13
October 9th, 2012 · No Comments
This week, the Euroleague season 2012/13 will start but the excitement for talent scouts remains a bit limited as the number of interesting prospects has gone down. The most talented players are not yet ready for being a major factor in the Euroleague so that the number of NBA Draft picks coming from the Euroleague […]
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5 players to follow in the French ProA 2012/13
October 5th, 2012 · No Comments
In the next part of our season preview, we take a look at the players to follow in the French ProA. This preview does not feature Rudy Gobert who has already been presented in a previous article and I will not speak either of Mam Jaiteh who will play in the Pro B this season. […]
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5 players to follow in the Bundesliga 2012/13
September 30th, 2012 · 1 Comment
After having discussed already 5 players to follow for the NBA Draft 2012, we will take a look today at 5 players (and a Wildcard) in the Beko BBL. These players should be able to significantly improve their presence this season. We do not mention in this preview Maxi Kleber who was already talked about […]
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Adidas Eurocamp 2012: the next generation
June 24th, 2012 · No Comments
In the third part of our player analysis of the Adidas Eurocamp 2012, we will look at some players that might develop into to prospects in the next years. You can do some Sportsbook Review in order to see how to bet on their future but here is a first analysis on their potential. The […]
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NBBL Top 4 2012: Player Review
May 29th, 2012 · 1 Comment
The NBBL Top 4 level was a bit lower this season in my opinion. The winners from Breitengüssbach deserved the victory because of their endless will and deeper rotation as they had 11 players capable of contributing on this level. Urspring had their trauma in the semi-final where they were up 17 points in the […]
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NBBL Top 4 Preview: Bazou Kante (Bremerhaven)
May 18th, 2012 · 1 Comment
In the second part of our Preview to the upcoming NBBL Top 4 in Hagen, we spoke with the electric guard from Eisbären Bremerhaven Bazou Kante. The Ivorian native played already last season in the Top 4 when he was still with Braunschweig.
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Dennis Schröder breaks out for real
February 15th, 2012 · 2 Comments
Dennis Schröder has developed into a household name among German basketball followers over the last years. The Braunschweig PG showed his class during the NBBL Top4 last season but has now become a major factor for the Braunschweig professional team over the last games. Together with his team mate Daniel Theis who is finding his […]
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KK Baltai: Zalgiris reserve struggles in BBL
February 12th, 2012 · No Comments
During the trip to Kaunas for the Nike International Junior Tournament, I had also the opportunity to follow a game of KK Baltai playing University of Tartu in the Baltic League. KK Baltai is in fact the reserve team of Zalgiris Kaunas and one of the several places where the Lithuanian Euroleague team can stack […]
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The plains, los Llanos
I'm sorry I haven't taken the time to travel more through Colombia. I have an amazing view from my container window: on a clear day, I get to see the huge Andes over the endless plains. When I leave the camp, I see the vast palm plantations, or the beautiful Cabuyarito river and the deep forest along its edge. Also, I get to meet the sweet, caring people who whant to make a difference.
I know I've been a bit monotonous on this subject, but I'm just too amazed.
Silence and stories
You make me think about the time when the violence was such, we would not go away from the city. Do you remember? Forget about school getaways, "tierra caliente" weekends or even "mazorca" in the side of the road. We were bound to imagine what the plains looked like, what the forest smelled like, what most of the beach felt like.
I wonder if it was unchanged. We were so young. Was it different when finally, not many years ago, roads were open again? Tierra caliente smelled just the same to me and the trees seemed to grow untouched. Wildness was still in their core as it was inside the people living out there. Out there... How much did they endure? How much has Cabuyarito endured in years of violence, of oil, of drugs perhaps? Out there in the plains, so far away from everything...
I agree with Maria in Colombia being an untold story. That period of violence, silence and absence is just a million of untold stories. I disagree with Juana, no posts are enough to tell a town´s story.
I am lucky enough to have a job where I can visit many of the beautiful places of our country. However, it is sad, even now, I often fail to find the time to go around on my own or just take a brake to breathe the stories in. Blame on me.
Getting our country back
Juana, I don't think you are monotonous at all. I enjoy reading about your experiences every time. :)
When we weren't "allowed" to leave the big cities in the past (during my childhood) it was as if we were trapped. We were in Colombia, one of the most environmentally diverse, tropical, and beautiful countries in the world, and all we could see was the pollution, the buildings, and the cars. We went outside the city once in a while, but most of our time was spent in the urban jungle, as they say.
Last December I was in Colombia and I traveled all over the country with my American friends, moving around by bus, mostly. It felt safe, there were more tourists than ever, and I got to appreciate the country in all its splendor. I'm glad we're slowly getting our country back!
PS. Ahem...Monica wrote the description of the group. I'll give her credit for that.
But at What Price?
About 8 years or so I attended a conference at the American Embassy about the US State Departments Plan Colombia policy and at the end of the conference I asked the ever present question.
"It is all well and good to get rid of the drug production in Colombia, but as long as the consumption continues to rise (in the USA and Europe,) so will the production. So getting rid of it here will just make the problem "pop-up' elsewhere. So what comprehensive plan is being developed in the USA (and Europe) to reduce drug consumption?"
The State Department representation (in his infinite wisdom) said. "What do you care as long as we get rid of it (production) here."
I bit my tongue on my retort of "Well that is the stupidest thing I have ever heard! Of course I care! I am sick and tired of seeing screwed up parents bringing up screwed up kids, with every needing their respective drugs (legal, illegal and prescription) drugs to survive!!!!"
Well after all of these years, and a divorce/international custody battle against an abusive Spaniard in Spain, and learning what mess exists in family law/judicial systems (read Alec Baldwins book A Promise to Ourselves. I have gotten my answer, which is:
"Hell!!!! We (USA and European govts.) are doing everything we can to keep the demand rising as fast as we can!!!!! That way you guys (the war torn countries) will keep on buying our guns, and armies to kill each other! This way everyone keeps on getting richer and richer, and if it costs a few innocent lives along the way?!?! Que sera, que sera!!"
Ok this is not a direct quote and you have to "read between the lines." But, this is the bottom line.
The drug production may have been significantly reduced in Colombia, but now we have it in Mexico and Venezuela, with Chavez at the helm!!!!!!
Additionally, while living in Colombia I attended a conference by David Patterson, husband to former US Ambassador in Colombia Anne Patterson, a reputed expert on Shiiate and Sunni's, and asked him at the end of his conference. "But, will these groups ever learn to live in peace?" His response "That is what we will see in the future."
I have some very bad news for these people "I ain't seeing it!!!!!!!"
I loved Colombia and its people, but my years of living there were always bitter-sweet. I found great joy there, but at the same time my eyes were opened to many problems of violence, poverty of developing nations, etc. Perhaps it is my years of moving around this world that taught me how we are all inter-related, as are our problems.
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Freedom Task Force secures funding for a further year
The Freedom Task Force (FTF) has received a further 12 months' financial backing from the Dutch NL-Net Internet foundation, announced the Free Software Foundation Europe, which runs the FTF project.
The Freedom Task Force has been in operation as a project of the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) since the end of 2006. It provides support to individuals, projects and companies in relation to free licensing. For example, it collaborates with local experts to stage courses on free licensing in various regions, currently Switzerland, Sweden and the Netherlands. During the next 12 months some of the NL-Net money will be used to add Germany, Italy and the UK to this list. The primary objective is to create a network for GPL-based law and technical expertise. "The Freedom Task Force contributes to a building of awareness," explained a strategic manager of the NL-Net foundation. "It is creating a network of experts throughout Europe." The Foundation has already supported the FSFE project over the past 12 months.
The NL-Net foundation has a long history. It states that it started to create its own network at the beginning of the 1980s, and was formally launched as a public foundation in 1989. The foundation focuses on networking and Internet technologies, supporting a wide range of different projects, many of which are being developed by the open-source community. All developments resulting from the foundation's support are subsequently available in an open-source form.
Alongside the Freedom Task Force, there are many other projects that aim to protect free software. As can be seen from the FAQ of the FTF, these organizations do not compete, but where possible work together. An example of such work is the project Gpl-violations.org, which has been running since the beginning of January 2004, and that works with Berlin-based lawyers. The FAQ also mentioned the Licensing Lab of the Free Software Foundation, which is the "home" of the GPL, and the Software Freedom Law Center, located on New York's Broadway and featuring the collaboration of a range of well-known people.
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The Informal Learning Forum
Informal Learning in this context refers to learning outside of the school curriculum. The group consists of representatives from organizations across Wales that facilitate adult and family learning. Most members had previous knowledge of the project having participated in workshops during the planning stage. This group have agreed a remit of work which includes; helping to develop a programme of activities that appeals to people of varied background and ability and reviewing gallery content to ensure we provide appropriate interpretive methods for these audiences.
As a result of this Forum a group of adult learners from the Workers Educational Association (WEA) participated in interpretation workshops in July. The workshops provided an opportunity for the group to give their views on items intended for the 'Wales is' gallery. Objects studied at close hand included a tailors quilt and artefacts dating from the First World War. The sessions were facilitated by curators working directly with the objects – ensuring that the feedback gleaned has a direct impact on their work.
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Press release [Monday 1 April 2013]
Taiwan-based power supply firm Delta Electronics will present a full spectrum of products and systems for smart and green applications in industries and buildings at Hannover Messe 2013 from April 8-12.
Delta plans to display industry automation solutions for various sectors, including the motion systems for factory automation, the industrial ethernet networking solution for intelligent traffic, water treatment, and power utilities and the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system solutions for green buildings.
In addition, the firm plans to showcase live demonstration of iPEMS, a real-time industry monitoring and management system based on Internet of Things (IOT) technology.
Delta noted that the firm will also exhibit electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions with smart features including residential charger, multi-standard DC quick charger, and site management systems at the Hannover Messe 2013.
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Two Canadians have been longlisted for the 2010 Dylan Thomas Prize, one of the world's most prestigious awards for young writers.
The longlist of 16 included Eleanor Catton, born in London, Ontario but raised in New Zealand, who nominated for her debut novel, The Rehearsal, while newcomer Adebe D.A. of Toronto was nominated for her first collection of poetry, Ex Nihilo.
The prize, which is administered by the University of Wales, awards £30,000 to the best "published or produced literary work in the English language" written by an author under the age of 30. It is named in honour of the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, who died in 1953 at the age of 39.
We've written about Catton extensively on The Afterword, but D.A. is an unknown. Though she's only 23 years old, she already boasts an impressive resume: in 2005, she won a contest to become Toronto's first Junior Poet Laureate, she's published in journals and magazines across the country, and she just finished her MA at York University. Her book was published this past April by Calgary-based Frontenac House. Here's an interview she did with Shameless magazine earlier this year.
The shortlist will be announced in September, while the winner of the prize will be revealed December 1.
Past winners include the Australian short story writer Nam Le, who won in 2008 for The Boat, and Rachel Trezise of Wales, who won for her collection of short fiction, Fresh Apples.


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Mr. Reckless -- Adventurous oil-well digger Jeff Lundy (Eythe) returns to his home town after several years, to find that his high school sweetheart Betty Denton (Britton) is engaged to Jim Halsey (MacDonald), a man several years older than her. Upset over the engagement, Jeff decides to win Betty back by performing several highly risky and dangerous stunts in the oil fields to impress her. He's going to get her back or die trying!
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Definitions for pyrus
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word pyrus
Princeton's WordNet
Pyrus, genus Pyrus(noun)
fruit trees native to the Old World: pears
Webster Dictionary
a genus of rosaceous trees and shrubs having pomes for fruit. It includes the apple, crab apple, pear, chokeberry, sorb, and mountain ash
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A plant genus of the family ROSACEAE known for the edible fruit.
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A polyphyletic (Greek for "of many races") group is characterized by one or more homoplasies: phenotypes which have converged or reverted so as to appear to be the same but which have not been inherited from common ancestors. Alternatively, polyphyletic is used to describe multiple ancestral sources regardless of convergence.
For example, the group consisting of warm-blooded animals is polyphyletic because it contains both mammals and birds, but the most recent common ancestor of mammals and birds was cold-blooded[citation needed]. Warm-bloodedness evolved separately in the ancestors of mammals and the ancestors of birds[citation needed]. Other examples of polyphyletic groups are protozoans and algae.
Many biologists aim to avoid homoplasies in grouping species together and therefore it is frequently a goal to eliminate groups that are found to be polyphyletic. This is often the stimulus for major revisions of the classification schemes.
Researchers concerned more with ecology than with systematics may take polyphyletic groups as legitimate subject matter; the similarities in activity within the fungus group Alternaria, for example, can lead researchers to regard the group as a valid genus while acknowledging its polyphyly.[1]
Polyphyly is often avoided[edit]
In many schools of taxonomy, the existence of polyphyletic groups in a classification is discouraged. Monophyletic groups (that is, clades) are considered by these schools of thought to be the most important grouping of organisms.
One reason for this view is that some clades are simple to define in purely phylogenetic terms without reference to clades previously introduced: a node-based clade definition, for example, could be "All descendants of the last common ancestor of species X and Y". On the other hand, polyphyletic groups can often be delimited in terms of clades, for example "the flying vertebrates consist of the bat, bird, and pterosaur clades". Because polyphyletic groups can frequently be defined as a sum of clades, some consider them less fundamental than monophyletic (single, whole) clades.
A stronger reason is that grouping species monophyletically facilitates prediction far more than does polyphyletic grouping. For example, classifying a newly discovered grass in the monophyletic family Poaceae, the true grasses, immediately results in numerous predictions about its structure and its developmental and reproductive characteristics, inherited from the common ancestor of this family. In contrast, Linnaeus' assignment of plants with two stamens to the polyphyletic class Diandria turns out to be useless for prediction, since the presence of exactly two stamens has developed convergently in many groups.[2] Predictive success is the touchstone by which theories are evaluated in all experimental sciences.
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- ^ Aschehoug, Erik T.; Metlen, Kerry L.; Callaway, Ragan M.; Newcombe, George (2012). "Fungal endophytes directly increase the competitive effects of an invasive forb". Ecology 93 (1): 3–8. doi:10.1890/11-1347.1. Retrieved July 8, 2013.
- ^ Stace, Clive A. (2010). "Classification by molecules: What's in it for field botanists?". Watsonia 28: 103–122. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
- Tudge, Colin (2000). The Variety of Life. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0198604262.
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- Funk, D. J., and Omland, K. E. (2003). "Species-level paraphyly and polyphyly: Frequency, cause and consequences, with insights from animal mitochondrial DNA" Annu. Rev. Ecol. Evol. Syst. 34: 397–423. at ftp://184.108.40.206/users/bhhanser/Subspecies%20general%20literature/FunkEtal2003AnnuRevEcolEvolV34pp397-423.pdf


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There are many traditions and many different variations on how to do them
What is Romans 14.4-6 speaking about?
This chapter is dealing with several groups of people.
In the first century, Gentiles who believed in Yeshua went to the local synagogue to learn the scri ptures (Acts 15.21).
There were also Jews who believed in Yeshua in these synagogues who went back to Rome after Acts 2.10.
Another group consisted of Jews who did not believe Yeshua was the Messiah.
These three groups co-existed in these synagogues and with that came contention.
Paul is dealing with some of these contentions in those synagogues and Romans 14 is continuing with that thought.
In Romans 14.1 he uses the term "weak" to describe those synagogue Jews who did not believe Yeshua was the Messiah (Rom 4.19-20, 10.2, 15.1).
The believing Jews and Gentiles there were not to pass judgment on their opinions.
So right there he is talking about their oral traditions, not written scri pture which were not the opinions of men but the commands of God.
In verse 2, he discusses the fact that some of the Jews would not eat meat or drink wine sold by Gentiles.
There is Jewish law today which says the same thing.
That was a part of their "halakah" or how to walk their faith before the Lord and this was an oral law.
So, they would just eat vegetables because vegetables could not be considered ritually unclean (Dan 1.8-16).
This offended the believing Gentiles and Paul was telling them not to be offended.
He is telling those who are "strong" (have faith in Yeshua –Rom 4.19-20, 15.1) not to look with contempt on those who do not eat meat from Gentiles because God accepts the actions of the weak and the strong.
They are serving God the best they know how and it is their opinion that their actions were correct, so leave them alone.
God will make their actions stand or fall, in other words reveal truth to them eventually.
In v5 he talks about certain days they regarded over other days.
This has nothing to do with Sabbath days or biblical festivals, everyone in the synagogue agreed about those because they were not the opinions of men but written by God Himself.
These days were certain days regarded by the synagogue Jews there as being important, like certain fast days (Lk 18.11-12).
Others there didn't regard them as that important.
What Paul is saying is when it comes to certain traditions, let each man do what he considers right and not to judge the other about it.
After all, each person does it to the Lord so let the Lord deal with it.
A modern example would be candle-lighting on Friday nights.
There is no commandment to light candles and some do it and others do not.
Those who do should not force others to do it or look down on them for not doing it and those who don't should not try to convince the others they shouldn't do it.
When a tradition does not violate the Torah, it's permissible to do it but it should not be imposed on others one way or the other.
There are many traditions like that and many different variations on how to do them, even today.
On the other hand, if a man-made tradition violates or goes against written scri pture, then that is a different story and that is not what Paul is talking about.
Modern examples of this is Sunday "Sabbath" over Saturday.
The scri ptures are clear that Saturday is the Sabbath.
Another issue is eating pork or not.
Some will take these verses to justify eating pork and one should not judge the other.
But again, the scri ptures are clear about eating pork and it is sin.
If we are not to judge one another when it comes to sin you could never raise a child.
If your child tells a lie, are we to judge it and deal with it, correct it or just let it go.
Of course not and it's the same with any other clear commandment God gave.
I've seen preachers get on homosexuals and quote Leviticus, then turn around and eat pork and tell someone they weren't to judge them about it.
I guess it depends on whose ox is getting gored!
So, in conclusion, this portion in Romans is dealing with how to get along in a congregation where unbelieving Jews, believing Jews and believing Gentiles co-existed and that we were not to pass judgment on another's opinions on how to walk before the Lord as long as the opinion was not in direct conflict with the scri ptures.
I hope this answers your question.
Keep this in mind as you read the book of Romans and the different groups he is addressing.


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|I have an old Kenmore microwave/oven combo - 30 in. As expected the microwave failed years ago and rather than go to the hassle of replacing the ENTIRE unit, we used the microwave part as a bread box and purchased an on the counter MW.
Now I am ready to replace the entire unit. Ideally, I need one regular oven and a microwave that perhaps offers a convection mode. I'd like them to be housed in the same unit but fear the actual combination unit.
What brands do you recommend- that could be stacked into that existing space and would look nice together? But I don't want them to be tied together electronically? Unless things have gotten better?
I don't think I need a standard double oven. Otherwise I would go with that and look for another spot to stow the microwave-- Fact is -- I'm running out of space. Have no island. Have no room for a MW drawer...
Price range... moderate. I'd pay for great quality and performance.
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Christopher Ciraulo – Our Lady of Fatima, San Clemente
Del Davis – St. Irenaeus, Cypress
Henry Eager – St. Hedwig, Los Alamitos
Joe Garza – St. Joseph, Santa Ana
Ken Kleckner – St. Joseph, Placentia
Michael Mendiola – St. Anne, Santa Ana
Stan Necikowski – St. Thomas More, Irvine
Peter Nguyen – St. Anne, Seal Beach
Alfredo Rios – St. Joseph, Santa Ana
Miguel Sanchez – Blessed Sacrament, Westminster
Salvador Sanchez – St. Anthony Claret, Anaheim
Al Scaduto – St. Edward the Confessor, Dana Point
Nick Sherg – St. Martin de Porres, Yorba Linda
Joe Sullivan – St. Bonaventure, Huntington Beach
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The diaconate traces its roots back to the early days of Christianity.
The founding of the diaconate is described in the New Testament within the narrative of Acts 6:1-6. This account describes the difficulty the Apostles faced in caring for the poor while evangelizing and preaching the gospel. In order to balance these obligations they appointed the first seven deacons to carry out this mission of service.
"…It is not right for us to neglect the word of God to serve at table. Brothers, select from among you seven reputable men, filled with the Spirit and wisdom, whom we shall appoint to this task, whereas we shall devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the word," Acts 6:2-3.
The role of a permanent diaconate faded over the next several centuries until it was no longer practiced in the Catholic Church; it survived merely as a transitional step to priestly ordination.
Source: Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange
Source: Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange
The Order of Deacon was restored by Pope Paul VI on the feast of St. Ephrem, the Deacon, June 19, 1967, in accordance with the will of the Second Vatican Council. The United States Catholic Bishops Conference reinstituted the permanent diaconate in 1968 following the Pope's decree. Since that time the number of deacons has quickly grown from around 800 in 1975 more than 18,000 in 2012 according the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, Georgetown University.
In the May 2, 1968 letter from the United States Catholic Bishops Conference reinstituting the permanent diaconate, the bishops presented the following reasons for deaconate:
Source: Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange
The Most Rev. Kevin Vann, Bishop of Orange, will ordain 15 new permanent deacons to serve the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange during a Mass of Ordination at St. Columban Church in Garden Grove on Saturday at 10 a.m.
The role of the permanent deacon in the Catholic Church calls on an individual to dedicate himself completely to a life of Christian service through the Sacrament of Holy Orders. This lifelong commitment to service is primarily dedicated to charity and social justice. A deacon may also baptize, officiate at marriages and funeral services, assist and preach in the liturgy and preside at various community devotions. A permanent deacon is an ordained minister who may be married, maintain their current job and preserve their regular family life.
"We are blessed to welcome so many new deacons into the permanent diaconate within our diocese. These unique individuals will assist in serving the ever-growing and important needs of our flock, with particular focus on the acute needs of the poor and marginalized in our community. They will continue the mission of the diaconate, striving to be a living reminder of Christ the servant's presence in the church and world," said Bishop Vann.
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While 90% of the armor in this tutorial will be comprised of Wonderflex, it's important to know that the best results come from using a myriad of materials. Wonderflex is a very capable material, but there are certain limitations to what you can accomplish with it. I'll also be using other materials to accent and enhance the appearance of the basic forms, and these will be called out and linked when appropriate.
In the images above, all armor parts except the helmet were made from a mixture of Wonderflex and Apoxie sculpt. If you're interested in the construction of the helmet, check out my other instructable detailing how to make helmets from videogames!
Step 1: What is Wonderflex?
Wonderflex is also self-adhesive, meaning if you heat up two sheets and press therm together, they will bond to one another as they cure. The more you heat the material up, the stronger this bond will become. I prefer to use a heat gun but you can also microwave smaller pieces if you prefer.
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Even the thickest of their available products is still pretty thin for very good results, so you'll see in later steps I often double or triple layer the material to make curves smoother and cleaner.
Can I use the techniques described here, with the apoxie sculpt, on worbla? Or will this only work with wonderflex?
wow just wow you have such great costumes and props.
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dear volpin, i am an aspiring prop maker and this instructable inspired me to make my own suit of armor, its my first costume, check out my instructable on it and tell me what you think!
Amazing btw!! 0.0
try using cardboard instead, then use pepakura armor techniques to finish it, like bondo and fiberglass
Mr. Krix (Volpin) you are the BEST propmaker of all time!!
Oh, well doesn't this look complicated..... At least it's totally worth it!
honestly i want to make stuff like this, or anything from video games in general, but i have no idea where to start! Extremely jealous! You do brilliant work!
THIS. IS. CRAZY GOOD! This makes me want to be the dragonborn for halloween :)
You said that wonderflex comes in three different thicknesses, so I was wondering, what thickness of the wonderflex did you end up using?
I was curious as to the method and materials used. It looks to me like it's a screen printing setup, and am wondering what methods you used to create the screen, I've done homemade screen printing before, and it looked nowhere near as nice as that.
One thing you might want to check out is Smooth-on's "Free-Form Air Epoxy Putty" as a replacement for Apoxy Sculpt - it is crazy-light, carves and smooths well, is super easy to mix (knead) about the hardness of maple... and did I mention light? (it will float in water). I've been using it to replace some of my uses of Magic Sculpt and have been impressed with it.
any I'ble for the battle axe too??
Thanks for the compliments!
One question though, about how much wonderflex did you use for this costume? I know it is more the the amount I would need for my armor (Loki's is pretty few and in between for his "casual" costume), but I would like to start stocking some up for more costumes/crazy stuff.
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