the world's first billionare made his fortune in the oil industry.
the world's first billionare made his fortune in the oil industry.
the world's first billionare made his fortune in what industry?
oil
fortune (a.j. styles, kazarian, matt morgan, robert roode, and james storm, all accompanied by ric flair) versus ev 2.0 (tommy dreamer, raven, rhino, sabu, and stevie richards, all accompanied by mick foley) was another feud entering bound for glory, who faced off in a lethal lockdown match. on the august 12 "whole f'n show" edition of "impact", ev 2.0, a group of ecw alumni who made appearances for the promotion, gave their farewell speech off the heels of their reunion themed pay per view on august 8 at hardcore justice, given to them by tna president dixie carter. during that night, fortune appeared and assaulted the entire group, with ric flair blaming carter for the situation. the next week, flair and fortune made their contempt clear for the hardcore-based nature of their adversaries and did not appreciate them coming in for another shot at glory. that night, the feud between the two parties escalated when carter clarified that she contracted all members of ev 2.0, who looked to avenge van dam. foley who had recently returned during the ev 2.0 invasion and regretted getting flair to join tna, sparked a rivalry between the two. meanwhile, tommy dreamer, who respected a.j. styles until the week prior, challenged him to a match that night. later in the night, abyss helped styles defeat dreamer in a match that ended with a brawl between the two fighting groups. on the september 2 edition of "impact", fortune competed with ev 2.0 in an 8-man elimination tag; the match boiled down to styles as the sole survivor battling dreamer, and styles winning the match for fortune. at no surrender, on september 5, a.j. styles and douglas williams of fortune defeated ev 2.0 members dreamer and sabu in individual matches. weeks later, dreamer, within the absence of the rest of his group, tried to call a truce, but fortune refused and attacked him leading to brian kendrick unsuccessfully attempting to make the save. on the september 23 edition of "impact!", styles prevailed over sabu in a ladder match for the man advantage (fortune got to make the first entry) in the lethal lockdown match set up for the two groups to do combat at bound for glory. after ev 2.0 mounted some momentum the next week, foley confronted flair to resolve their differences by challenging him to a last man standing match for the following week, where if flair lost, he would have to kiss foley's rear end. on the final week's "impact!" before pay per view, foley defeated flair. per the stipulation, flair was to perform the embarrassing deed but fortune attacked foley prior to ev 2.0 arriving to the rescue.
bound for glory (2010)
bullet::::- mathewson, daniel b. (2002). a critical binarism: source criticism and deconstructive criticism. "journal for the study of the old testament" no98, pp. 3–28. abstract: when classifying the array of interpretive methods currently available, biblical critics regularly distinguish between historical-critical methods, on the one hand, and literary critical methods, on the other. frequently, methods on one side of the divide are said to be antagonistic to certain methods on the other. this article examines two such presumed antagonistic methods, source criticism and deconstructive criticism, and argues that they are not, in fact, antagonistic, but similar: both are postmodern movements, and both share an interpretive methodology (insofar as it is correct to speak of a deconstructive methodology). this argument is illustrated with a source-critical and a deconstructive reading of exodus 14.
source criticism