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Gustavo Di Si. Organizational change of ERM. IGeLU. Budapest – 02.09.2015. Gijs Noels. Business Consultant . Plan?. Context: . Who. are we: LIBIS?. Challenges. ? . Why. . did. we . became. . development. partner . At times, righteous people must fight to protect their God-given rights. During a crucial time in Book of Mormon history, the Lord raised up Captain Moroni and other great men to lead their people in defending their liberties. Inspired by their leaders, the Nephites learned the proper way to battle against forces that would destroy their religion, freedom, and families.. Roadshow. Alma at Swinburne. Tony Davies. Manager, Information Support Services. ANZ Alma . Roadshow. (5) 4 campuses in eastern Melbourne. 18,000 University FTE. 15,000 TAFE. Resources budget $5 m. Over 80% on e-resources. Erin Grant, Head of Metadata Services. Alex Cooper, Data Analyst. Emory University Libraries. 14,724 total FTE 2015 (53% undergrad, 47% grad/professional). 2 campuses: Main & Oxford. 200+ librarians and staff . Sue Harmer, Carmel Carlsen. The University of New South Wales. 52,000 students: 15,000 post graduates, 14,000 international students . 7,700 staff: 4,200 academics, 3,800 professional. 3 campuses; 2 cities, 8 Faculties, 66 Schools, 97 affiliated institutes. Cecilia Genereux. University of Minnesota Libraries. gener002@umn.edu. Generally our holdings data transferred smoothly and correctly . There were two main areas of concern with moving to Alma:. Aleph LKR fields. it too” . mumbled Alma reaching for the chalk. On top of the ledge, Alma picked up the chalk and wrote in cursive writing as the chalk SCREEEEEEEECHED!! against the chalkboard. Standing back, Alma stared at her name. Suddenly, she got the feeling she was being watched . Swirling around, Alma looked behind her and saw a doll. A few seconds later , she realised it looked like her. Why did the doll look so similar to Alma? As heavy as iron, she heaved the wooden door with all her might . It wouldn’t budge! . . One of the best indications of this emphasis is Mormon’s use of . leitmotif (dominant or recurring theme. ). He uses that phrase 47 times in the first 42 chapters and also uses “the word,” “his (God’s) word,” or “the word of the Lord,” all meaning the word of God, at least another 50 times.. Trees . with luscious fruit, shrubbery with gorgeously-tinted leaves, and flowers in perfect bloom abounded everywhere. The clear sky above seemed to reflect these beautiful shades of color. I then saw a great concourse of people approaching the city. Each one wore a white flowing robe, and a white headdress. Instantly my attention seemed centered upon their Leader, and though I could see only the profile of his features and his body, I recognized him at once as my Savior! . sin. . on someone’s part!. . Alma 52:6. “. Preparing for war. ”. A nation must prepare to defend itself, but it can go too far in its preparations. . The First Presidency issued this warning. :. . . It is sometimes called inverted parallelism. It is a Hebrew literary form where words or ideas are arranged in a certain order and then repeated in reverse order. This repetition emphasizes important ideas and words. In addition, the writer’s main idea is often located at the center of the chiasmus.. Trees . with luscious fruit, shrubbery with gorgeously-tinted leaves, and flowers in perfect bloom abounded everywhere. The clear sky above seemed to reflect these beautiful shades of color. I then saw a great concourse of people approaching the city. Each one wore a white flowing robe, and a white headdress. Instantly my attention seemed centered upon their Leader, and though I could see only the profile of his features and his body, I recognized him at once as my Savior! . . . Our moral environment is far more polluted than our physical environment. It seems as though good and evil are being homogenized out of existence by a generation largely led by foolish and blind guides (Helaman 13:29). What was once whispered in shame is now electronically shouted from the housetops as the famous and the foolish appear on television to parade their sins, like so many medals, before laughing, applauding audiences. .