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Join us for Sunday worship: 9:30AM, 5:00PM.
Upcoming services
Please join us on Thanksgiving Day for a 9:30 a.m. worship service. The offering will be for the Milwaukee Rescue Mission, The Hope Center & Lighthouse Gospel Chapel. The season of Advent begins on Sunday, November 30. In our evening worship services we are studying the Old Testament book of Judges. There will be no evening service on November 30, due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Regular Sunday worship services are at 9:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Angel Tree
Brookfield CRC is again participating in Prison Fellowship's Angel Tree program. Look for the familiar tree in the narthex, decorated with an assortment of "angels," and consider selecting one or more for your family to provide a gift on behalf of a parent who is incarcerated. All "angels" need to be spoken for by Sunday, November 30, and all gifts need to be brought to the tree by Sunday, Deember 7. We are also looking for people to help with crafts at the party on Saturday, December 13, and for drivers willing to deliver gifts between December 14 and 24. Please contact Judy Blok or Melissa Horne if you are able to help.
Sexuality & the Internet: Parenting in a High-Tech Society
Ever worry about what your child is viewing on the internet? Maybe not at your house, but what about at the neighbor's? Is your child wise enough to handle the power of a smart phone? How do you help your child avoid the pitfalls of today's technology? Brookfield Christian Reformed Church and Brookfield Christian School will present a forum on Tuesday, December 2, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at Brookfield Christian School to discuss the powerful mixture of sex and technology, and the impact it has on teens and pre-teens. The speaker is Jeremy Schumacher, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with Christian Life Counseling, LLC, who deals with these issues in therapy every day. There is no cost, but please RSVP to the church office. This event is for adults only.
Advent devotional and calendar
Starting November 30, World Renew and the CRC Office of Social Justice will share a devotional series called Reconciliation: Breaking Through, and an Advent calendar with daily ideas for prayer, meditation, and giving for the whole family. Slow down and orient your spirit to the season—discover God's reconciling work in us, through us, and around us. Signing up is easy! Go to crcna.org/adventdevos to receive these daily emails in your inbox for Advent.
Handel's Messiah at Brookfield CRC
Handel's Messiah will be performed at Brookfield CRC on Friday, December 5, at 7:30 p.m. by the Milwaukee Area Messiah Community Chorus and Orchestra. This is a free community event. A free will offering will be taken for the Milwaukee Rescue Mission.
Service days: New threads of hope
Brookfield CRC serves on the first and third Mondays of the month from 9:00 a.m. to noon. There is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board in West Hall, and a minimum of five people are needed. The warehouse is located at 3001 N. 112th. Take Burleigh east and turn right on 112th Street. If you have questions, contact Mary Jo Baas.
Adult education: "True Spirituality"
For many Christians, our Sunday morning worship experience doesn't always line up with our Monday through Saturday "reality". Many of us find ourselves feeling stuck, frustrated, and fatigued by a world that is activity-heavy and relationship-light. Please join us on Sundays at 11:00 a.m. in Adult Education as we discover together what it looks like to be a Romans 12 (R-12) follower of Jesus. Led by Rick Britton, this class is based on the video series, "True Spirituality: Becoming a Romans 12 Christian" by Chip Ingram, and presents a compelling Biblical picture of what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus.
75th anniversary celebration year
2014 is the 75th anniversary year of Brookfield CRC. We will be remembering God's faithfulness in varying ways throughout the year. Visit the 75th anniversary page for related audio recordings, and to read the complete history of Brookfield CRC!
Missionary blogs, sites
Kyle & Ann Abts serve in Jos, Nigeria with Sports Friends in West Africa: ABTStract.blogspot.com
Chris & Katie Ganski are church planters, establishing our sister church, City Reformed Church, in downtown Milwaukee: www.cityreformedchurch.org
Howard & Jannie Johnson are serving the Secwepemc First Nations Communities in British Columbia, Canada: jannie-apilgrimsjourney.blogspot.ca.
David & Mary Lynne Katsma are church planters in Horicon, WI: www.marshviewministries.org.
Ben and Sheree Katt are church planters in Seattle, WA: www.awakechurch.org.
Verlyn & Carol Schaap are church planters in Sergeant Bluff, IA: www.friendshipchurch.net.


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The United States is ready to strike Syria's air force and suspected munition sites to blunt the regime's ability to fight off the various rebel groups fighting to bring down President Bashar al Assad.
To date, there has been no major shifting of U.S. forces toward the region, an indication the Pentagon and White House are looking at limited strikes by cruise missiles and not an all-out air war such as the ones launched in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.
The Navy has bolstered the number of missile-carrying destroyers and cruisers in the Eastern Mediterranean. Technicians can program the rockets with the global-positioning system to precisely hit collections of helicopters or airplanes, a munitions dump suspected of holding chemical weapons, and command centers that might be occupied by senior generals, or Mr. Assad himself.
Libya, the scene of the most recent American major air campaign, saw hundreds of NATO aircraft, bolstered by ship-to-shore missiles, strike a wide array of military targets, including ones thought to hold Libya dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has expressed deep reservations about any direct military action in Syria, where the number of rebel groups exceed 50 and al Qaeda is growing in influence.
This suggests that the campaign would be highly restricted, if President Obama does approve strikes as a response to Assad's suspected use of chemical weapons against civilians last week.
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Probably one of the most significant ingredients of all. Not only are they supremely good and highly prized in their own right, they are also very effective in enhancing the flavour of other ingredients.
From my studies of 18th-century cooking in England I know that a barrel of anchovies was indispensable in many kitchens to enliven all sorts of recipes. 'But I don't like anchovies,' some of you are thinking. True, they are strong and gutsy – an acquired taste, you say – but they do grow on you.
So keep trying a little here and a little there until you acquire it, and don't forget that most people who say they don't like anchovies do like Worcestershire sauce, in which anchovies are the main ingredient.
Anchovy essence
This is also a great flavour-enhancer and is the British equivalent of the fish sauce of the Far East. As such, it can be used in oriental recipes when fish sauce is not available.
Lentil, Bean and Anchovy Salad
Just add bread to this lovely beany salad - a cheap and easy meal for very little money and proof that you don't need to spend a lot to eat royally.
Chick Pea Salad
Anchovies, capers, parsley and olives - plus garlicky mayo - give this bean salad plenty of punch. Chickpeas and haricots verts are a brilliant source of fibre and highly nutritious. Vegetarians could leave out the anchovies.
Aubergines Amalfitane
This lovely, Italian-inspired aubergine recipe is the essence of late-summer eating and would be a good addition to your barbecue repertoire.
Anchoïade with Toasted Goats' Cheese Croutons
Anchovies, mi-cuit tomatoes, olives, oregano: all strong flavours, but combine them in a processor and you end up with this lovely pate-like result. Spread it on to toasted bread for a type of bruschetta - useful as nibbles at a party.
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High Tech gear keeps UC soccer safe and competitive
Updated On: Oct 02 2012 03:06:54 PM EDT
On the soccer field, the fine line between success and failure has everything to do with training. University of Cincinnati's Women's Soccer Coach Michelle Salmon is using a new system that monitors player's vital signs.
"When you have real info on how hard you can push them, and when to push them, it makes you a better coach," Salmon said.
Each player wears a heart rate monitor around her chest. The device remotely transmits to a receiver in real time.
The devices will let athletes push themselves, something center midfielder Megan Cravenor hopes to do.
"Now can I push myself and get into the 90th percentile? Because that's where I need to be in order to be at my best," she said.
The device also provides safety for athletes with heart conditions.
"Before we were kind of guessing, 'OK, about this minute we have to take her out.' Now, we have real time data that says, 'yes I can take this player out,'" Salmon said.
But Salmon said overtraining can be a concern.
"We have players that will overtrain," Salmon said "They don't understand that rest is a really important part of being an elite athlete and its getting the proper amount of rest so we're able to really monitor that, and focus on when we have to push hard, and when we have to back off."
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5 Benefits of Using the WBC in The Bible Study App0
With 60 volumes and 26,000+ pages of content, the Word Biblical Commentary is a hefty commentary series. With this much content, how do you navigate it all?
With the Bible Study App, you can easily read and study the WBC anywhere. Here's 5 benefits of Using the WBC in The Bible Study App (Screenshots are from the Windows Desktop version of The Bible Study App. Click on Images for a larger view)
1. Resource Guide & Split Window
Open your preferred Bible Translation in the main window and have the Resource Guide open in the Split Window. You'll see relevant Word Biblical Commentary "hits" in the split window.
If you prefer to just read one resource at a time, you can open the WBC in the split window. The Bible Study App also keeps up with the scripture passage you're reading in the main window with sync scrolling.
This means that as you move along in the Bible text, the WBC syncs to exactly where you are in your study. No more flipping pages back and forth. No more holding the commentary text open on your desk in one spot, reading through your Bible text, and having to go back and find your place in the commentary. You'll save an enormous amount of time with these first two features alone.
2. Easily Navigate to Commentary Sections
Each section of commentary in WBC (covering a range of verses) is further divided into a number of sub-sections which each approach the entire set of verses from different perspectives like "Bibliography", "Translation" and more. Each of the sub-sections has been individually tagged based on content, meaning that if you have a particular Bible passage open in the main window, the Resource Guide will display the commentary notes for that passage in the WBC for each of the subsections.
Using it with the Resource Guide like this makes it easy to drill down to one sub-section, then jump back up quickly and then back down to another
3. Search & Look Up Features
Search the Word Biblical Commentary for words or passages. Take "elder" as an example. You can search the entire series for where "love" is mentioned in the commentary series. You can also limit your search to the Old Testament, New Testament, biblical genre, or a specific book.
When your search hits are displayed, you can tap on the result to go directly to that section in the WBC. You can also choose to open the search in a pop out window making this search accessible for further study.
4. Linked Reference Pop ups
One of my greatest frustrations in the hard copy world of biblical commentaries are the other biblical references within the commentary. For example, when I'm reading in Genesis 12 about Abram, there are multiple other Scripture references in the WBC that help me with this passage. With a hard copy, I have to open a different Bible and find each and every reference to read how the verse relates to what I am currently studying. This is time consuming, slows down my study momentum, and requires me to keep all of my study materials out and open, spread out over a large desk space. With The Bible Study App, the scripture references are hyperlinked within the commentary text. All I have to do is tap the scripture reference to read it instantly.
5. Highlight, add a Note, Bookmark or Copy & Paste
Make the Word Biblical Commentary your own with The Bible Study App. Without having to leave your current study, you can:
Add a Note, Copy & Paste
Or Bookmark and save under your own custom category.
Bonus: Cross Platform
The Bible Study App is available for your iPhone, iPad, Android Phone or Tablet, PC or Mac. With our our background sync technology, you can access all of your notes, highlights, and bookmarks on all of your devices with a free Olive Tree Account.
The Word Biblical Commentary set serves as an exceptional resource for the professional theologian and instructor, the seminary or university student, the working minister, and everyone concerned with building theological understanding from a solid base of biblical scholarship.
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Digging into Church History0
In yesterday's post I showed you why the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible is the perfect resource for family and personal devotions. Much of what we looked at centered around reading and understanding the Bible, using M'Cheyne's reading plan in conjunction with the study notes & thoughts for family worship. Today, I want to build on that and share a few more reasons why this is such a great resource for personal and family study.
Church History
While reading the Bible is vital for spiritual growth, I'm also learning that it's worthwhile to teach my children a bit of church history and show them that our faith has a long & rich heritage. One of the great things about this study Bible is that it contains summaries of each century of Church history, from the 1st Century all the way to today. Not only will these articles familiarize you with the major events and issues that the Church faced throughout the years, but you'll also become acquainted with many of the more important historical Church figures. This may seem like a minor addition, but it's helpful because I've already seen a lot that I didn't know.
Creeds and Confessions
When looking at Church history, some of the more valuable relics would be the creeds and confessions that have been established through the Church's wrestling with to establish orthodoxy and reject heresy. Several of these are included in the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible including: the Apostles' Creed, Nicene Creed, Athanasian Creed, the Belgic Confession, the Canons of Dort, and the Westminster Confession of Faith. You're given a bit of information as to its importance to Christendom and then given the text of the document. The beauty of having these available in one place is that you can see how the Church battled to stand for the truth of the Bible.
Furthermore, when it comes to learning and teaching systematic categories of doctrine, particularly from a Reformed tradition, you can make use of the catechisms that are also provided (Heidelberg and both the shorter & larger Westminster catechisms). Personally, I have found the catechisms to be a great tool for teaching my children about the Bible's great truths because they are easy to memorize and provide several related passages. It's simple enough to take a question or two a week and incorporate it as a part of your time of family or personal devotion. Not only will you get to know more about the Bible, but you'll be better equipped to defend what you believe and to do so from the Bible.
Christian Living
Whether you're a new believer or a seasoned veteran, you'll find the "How to Live as a Christian" collection of articles to be extremely helpful. Each of these roughly page-long articles cover various topics that relate to Christian living, such as: living by the Ten Commandments, fellowship with other Christians, why & how to pray, handling criticism, enduring affliction, and being a godly spouse, to name a few. These articles are wonderful for showing how the Bible practically applies to everyday life and teaching children how they ought to live.
Standing Tall on Their Shoulders
It may be easy for us to gravitate to modern writings and resources, but we should not neglect or forget those who have walked this path before us. Those who walked before us have a wealth of wisdom that we'd be foolish to not glean from. That is why I find the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible to be immensely beneficial to the Church today. The rich history of our faith has been brought forward in such a way that Christians can learn from these great theologians without having to step into a time machine or head to a seminary library. I plan on making this study Bible a part of my daily studies for years to come. Just as it's a resource in line with the heritage of the Reformation, I hope that this Bible becomes a heritage in my family.
Note: To access these features of the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible Notes within the Bible Study App, set your table of contents view to "List View"
Family Devotions Made Easy2
Can I be honest? When I first heard about the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible I had mixed emotions. The entire concept of this particular Study Bible was intriguing, but not enough for me to spend money on yet another print Bible to have among a plethora of other specialty Bibles. Those mixed emotions quickly turned to ecstatic joy when I found out that Olive Tree was going to make this title available in the Bible Study app because it's a perfect accompaniment to my digital library. So, I added the title to my list of projects and worked to get it done so that I could start using it ASAP (and of course make it available for everyone else). Now, I may be on the edge of my seat about this resource, but why should you? Let me tell you why by explaining its benefit for use in personal and family devotions.
Aside from working at a Bible software company and being an all around theology geek, my greatest responsibilities in life are spiritually leading my household and parenting my three children. For the longest time I wasn't the best at leading my family in devotions, and I struggled to get material together to make it easy and manageable. With time, I'm gradually getting better; but, a resource like the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible goes a long way in making family devotions simple and doable for all. It provides all the tools I need to ground my family in the Word of God on a daily basis.
The reading plan is the ground floor and what makes family worship/devotion happen with this study Bible. Instead of trying to figure out which passage your family is going to read each day, you can use Robert Murray M'Cheyne's wonderful reading plan, which has been thoughtfully separated into both family worship & private readings. For example, the original M'Cheyne plan will have you read the first chapter of Genesis, Ezra, Matthew, and Acts on January 1; but, as laid out in this study Bible, you'd read Genesis & Matthew during your family devotion, while reading Ezra & Acts in your private devotion time. Over the course of the year, you will have taken your family through roughly half of the Old Testament (Genesis thru 2 Chronicles, along with Psalms) and the entire New Testament. The added benefit of using this in the Bible Study app is that you can use the built in M'Cheyne reading plan to keep track of your devotions so that you can start no matter the time of year without figuring out how it matches with the calendar they provide. Personally, it's nice having a ready made plan that I know will take my family through the Scriptures in a systematic way. It's much easier to prepare when you already have a plan in place!
Now, as you're reading through these passages with your family and in your own time, you're no doubt going to run across difficult passages. The Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible excels in this area. It is truly a study Bible. Each book of the Bible includes an introduction that discusses its background and purpose, even including discussions on the difficult questions that may be faced in that book. There are also thousands of study notes that explain the meaning of individual words and phrases in their context so that you can make sense of the passage. Cross references to relevant passages are also integrated into the study notes allowing you to investigate more deeply and compare Scripture with Scripture. And even though this study Bible is based on the KJV translation, the Bible Study app allows you to use it alongside your preferred translation (such as the ESV or NIV).
One of the most important things about spending time in the Bible, whether it be in a family or private setting, is to make application of the text that you're reading. In my opinion, this is where this study Bible is worth its weight in gold. At the end of every chapter of study notes is a section called "Thoughts for Personal/Family Worship" that assists you in preparing thoughts for your time of worship and how to use the text to grow in godliness. So, even if you're not someone who has been to seminary or Bible college, you'll be more than equipped to lead your family in a time of devotion. To give you an idea of what this section looks like, here are the thoughts from Genesis 1:
- Consider the power of God in creation. If a computer were observing 10 million stars per second, it would still take 63 million years to count all the stars! Such is the power of the Almighty. Remarkably, the stars are the work of His fingers (Ps. 8:3) but salvation is the work of His right hand (Ps. 98:1). In a wonderful way God's work in making believers new creations in Christ Jesus demonstrates a power greater than commanding the world into existence. Let us be amazed at the wonder of creation; let us be overwhelmed with the wonder of grace. How does saving grace display even greater glory than creation?
- Stand in awe of the power of God's word. God's word is the agency of creation. God said, "Let there be . . ." Christ demonstrated this power in the miracles both with people such as raising Lazarus from the dead (John 11) and with the inanimate creation such as calming the storm (Mark 4:35-40). God's word still is powerful today through the Scriptures. It is by the word of His power as well that He bears His created world along according to His purpose of providence (Heb. 1:3). The fact that God created gives Him the right to govern and to use His creation as He sees fit (Ps. 24:1-2; 95:5). Since creation, including man, belongs to God, all of creation, including man, is dependent on Him and accountable to Him. The theological implications of creation are far-reaching.
As you can see, these items alone provide more than enough information for someone to lead a time of devotion, whether it be in a family, small group, or personal setting. But this is just the tip of the iceberg of what this study Bible has to offer. Tomorrow I'll share some of the other things that make this study Bible unique and worth adding to your library. I hope that my excitement for the Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible resonates and makes you want to own & use it just as much as I do.
How to use the NIDNTTE in The Bible Study App0
A standard and widely-used reference work for nearly 40 years, the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis (NIDNTTE) has been thoroughly revised and updated to aid today's pastors, students, scholars, and teachers in their study of the New Testament.
The NIDNTTE offers a wealth of background and information on the meaning of Greek words in the New Testament—as well as related usage in classical Greek sources, the Septuagint, Jewish literature, and more
Here are Five ways to use the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis (NIDNTTE) in The Bible Study App (screenshots are from an iPad 2 – click for a larger view).
ONE – Traditional Dictionary
Open the NIDNTTE in the main window. Tap the GO TO button. From here you can search for the word you are looking for as you would another other dictionary through the Table of Contents.
TWO – Traditional Dictionary Search
Similarly, with the NIDNTTE in the main window. Tap GO TO > Browse Dictionary > Enter the Greek Word you are looking for. The Bible Study App search the NIDNTTE for the Greek word. Tap the word and read the article.
These first two options require a working knowledge of Biblical Greek. I'm sorry to say that my Greek is a bit rusty. Okay, it's a LOT rusty. (Apologies to Dr. Walls, my Greek professor) This is where the Bible Study App's functionality and integration with original language resources really shines.
THREE – Strong's Tagged Bible Integration
If you have a Strong's Tagged Bible, using the NIDNTTE is a snap. Open your Strong's Tagged Bible in the Main Window (I'm using the ESV Strong's Tagged Bible in this example). Tap the word you want to learn more about. I've chosen the word "worship" from Romans 12:1 latreia. From the Strong's Popup, tap "Lookup latreia".
There you will find an article in the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis. Tap the NIDNTTE book cover and you can read the article on the Greek word in the popup window.
You even have the option to open the article in the Main Window or Split Window.
FOUR - Original Language Integration
Along the same lines is the integration with Greek Parsed texts like the NA28 with Parsings.
FIVE – Greek New Testament Interlinear Integration
Lastly, the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis integrates well with our Greek New Testament Interlinear titles.
The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis is a great resource for going further in your understanding of biblical Greek. Thanks to our partners at Zondervan, we're able to offer a special introductory price for the fully updated and revised 5 volume set, and the 10 volume bundle that includes it's sister title the New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis (NIDOTTE). Hurry, because this is a limited time offer and we don't know when we'll be able to offer these discounts on these resources again.
Look Inside: Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture10
The Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture does what very few of today's students of the Bible could do for themselves. With the aid of computer technology, the vast array of writings from the church fathers—including much that is available only in the ancient languages—have been combed for their comment on Scripture. From these results, scholars with a deep knowledge of the fathers and a heart for the church have hand-selected material for each volume, shaping, annotating and introducing it to today's readers. Each portion of commentary has been chosen for its salient insight, its rhetorical power and its faithful representation of the consensual exegesis of the early church.
Several features have been incorporated into the design of this commentary and we wanted to show you just a few. (Screenshots are from an iPad 2. Click on Images for a larger view)
Pericopes of Scripture
The scriptural text has been divided into pericopes, or passages, usually several verses in length. Each of these pericopes is given a heading, which appears at the beginning of the pericope. For example, the first pericope in the commentary on Genesis is "1:1 The Beginning of Creation." To see the Scripture passage, click on the highlighted reference, in this case "1:1." A pop-up window will open the Scripture passage to your default Bible Translation.
Following each pericope of text is an overview of the patristic comments on that pericope. The format of this overview varies within the volumes of this series, depending on the requirements of the specific book of Scripture.
Topical Headings
An abundance of varied patristic comment is available for each pericope of these letters. For this reason we have broken the pericopes into two levels. First is the verse with its topical heading. The patristic comments are then focused on aspects of each verse, with topical headings summarizing the essence of the patristic comment by evoking a key phrase, metaphor or idea. This feature provides a bridge by which modern readers can enter into the heart of the patristic comment.
Identifying the Patristic Texts
Following the topical heading of each section of comment, the name of the patristic commentator is given. An English translation of the patristic comment is then provided. This is immediately followed by the title of the patristic work and the textual reference—either by book, section and subsection or by bookandverse references. Tap on the name to read a brief biographical sketch of the pastristic commentator.
The Footnotes
Readers who wish to pursue a deeper investigation of the patristic works cited in this commentary will find the footnotes especially valuable. Taping on a footnote number will cause a box to pop up on the screen, where in addition to other notations (clarifications or biblical cross references) one will find information on English translations (where available) and standard original language editions of the work cited.
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Open your preferred Bible Translation in the main window and have the Resource Guide open in the Split Window. You'll see relevant commentary "hits" from the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture in the split window.
The Bible Study App also keeps up with the scripture passage you're reading in the main window with sync scrolling. This means that as you move along in the Bible text, the commentary syncs to exactly where you are in your study. No more flipping pages back and forth. No more holding the commentary text open on your desk in one spot, reading through your Bible text, and having to go back and find your place in the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture. You'll save an enormous amount of time with this feature alone.
Linked Reference Pop ups
One of my greatest frustrations in the hard copy world of biblical commentaries are the other biblical references within the commentary. With a hard copy, I have to open a different Bible and find each and every reference to read how the verse relates to what I am currently studying. This is time consuming, slows down my study momentum, and requires me to keep all of my study materials out and open, spread out over a large desk space. With The Bible Study App, the scripture references are hyperlinked within the commentary text. All I have to do is tap the scripture reference to read it instantly.
Copy/Paste into Notes
Commentaries are full of great content. I often find myself reading a passage, going deeper with the commentary and finding that "perfect quote" that sums up what I was thinking but didn't know how to express it in written form. However, in the world of hard copy commentaries, I have to re-type it into my personal study notes. With The Bible Study App, all I have to do is highlight the text that i want, copy it and paste it into my notes. This feature saves me a ton of time, not to mention the wear and tear on my typing fingers!
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In iPhone/iPad app, you also have an additional option. Tap and hold a word in the Bible text and an option menu bar will pop up. From here you get the options to Copy, Highlight, Note, Bookmark, Share, Define, Lookup and More.
If you tap "Define" you will get the integrated iOS dictionary pop-up. This is extremely helpful when you run across a word in the commentaries or even the Bible text that you do not know.
Resource Guide on One Verse (iOS Extra)
An additional iOS option is looking up additional information on just one verse. Tap and hold a word in the Bible text and an option menu bar will pop up. From here you get the options to Tap and hold on a verse number and an option menu bar will pop up. From here you get the options Copy, Highlight, add a Note, Bookmark, Share, Guide, and More..
If you tap the "Guide" button you'll get "hits" from your resources on just that specific verse. From here you can follow the same steps as you would in the resource guide option above. You can even choose to open the commentary in the main or split window.
This is helpful if you want to read through your Bible "full screen" and refer to the commentary when you want to see what it says about a particular verse.
As you can see, the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture within The Bible Study App give you the best content, while saving you valuable study time and tremendous effort.
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How new studies may change the stem-cell research debate
The Associated Press and Reuters Q: What is a stem cell? A: Stem cells are the body's master cells, the source of all cells and tissue such...
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A: Stem cells are the body's master cells, the source of all cells and tissue such as brain, blood, heart, bones, muscles and skin. Because embryonic stem cells can develop into many kinds of tissue, scientists have long sought to find a way to create such cells that are genetically matched to patients as a potential path to treat disease and injury. They've pursued this through cloning, which uses embryos. But through a new method, "direct reprogramming," scientists have found a way to produce cells that appear virtually identical to stem cells, without using embryos.
Q: What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells?
A: Embryonic stem cells come from days-old embryos and can produce virtually any other type of cell in the body. They are called pluripotent stem cells. Adult stem cells are harbored in blood and mature tissue in the bodies of children and adults. They are more specialized than embryonic cells and give rise to specific cell types, although they may be coaxed into a broader range of cell types under the right conditions.
Q: What's so great about this new approach?
A: Through a new method, "direct reprogramming," scientists have found a way to produce cells that appear virtually identical to stem cells that doesn't require women's unfertilized eggs to make embryos; human eggs are in short supply for research. And it doesn't involve the destruction of embryos, which is required to harvest stem cells from within them. That destruction has led some groups to oppose the cloning approach for ethical and religious reasons. Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church and some other religious and conservative political figures believe the destruction of any embryo is wrong, although some opponents of abortion rights support human embryonic stem-cell research.
Q: Does this mean scientists will no longer need human eggs or embryos?
A: No. Scientists say research should continue on embryonic stem cells. But this new development will likely reduce the demand.
Q: How does the new method work?
A: Four genes were inserted into each skin cell. Scientists knew these particular genes turn other genes on and off, but how the combination converted skin cells into mimics of stem cells remains a mystery.
Q: Are there any drawbacks to this new approach?
A: At this early stage, the technique being used disrupts the DNA of the skin cells, which leads to a potential for cancer. For now, that makes it unacceptable as a way to create stem cells for disease treatment. But the DNA disruption is just a byproduct of the technique, and experts believe there is a way to avoid it.
Q: What does it mean for average people? Can we expect to see new treatments anytime soon?
A: Not for years. Besides overcoming the cancer obstacle, scientists still have to answer basic questions about these cells. In medicine, these cells would probably be used first for lab studies like screening potential drugs. Scientists hope to harness the transformational qualities of stem cells to treat a variety of diseases, including brain cells for Parkinson's disease, pancreatic cells for diabetes and nerve cells for spinal-cord injuries.
Q: How big a breakthrough is this?
A: One researcher compared it to the Wright Brothers' airplane. Ian Wilmut, who cloned Dolly the sheep, said he is dropping the cloning approach for stem cells to begin testing this new method.
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Days Inn Hershey - Hershey
350 W Chocolate Ave - Hershey1-877-662-6988
Free breakfast is just one of the great things you'll find at Days Inn Hershey, a formidable choice for guests looking for family-friendly Hershey hotels.
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Free Wi-Fi is provided. This hotel has a 24-hour business center. The lobby has a fireplace creating a cosy ambiance where you can sit and read your free newspaper. Other amenities include a theme park shuttle, an elevator (lift), concierge services, laundry facilities and a computer station.
Proximity to park, shuttle bus and continental breakfast make it worth booking. H...Venere Guest, USA
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Breakfast at Days Inn Hershey
A free continental breakfast is available between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Facilities at Days Inn Hershey
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Pets accepted
- Dogs allowed
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Free parking
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Personal newspapers
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- City tour
- Indoor swimming pool
- Health club
- Internet/Email services
- Indoor entertainment room
- Business Center
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the airport and train station. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
- This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 4 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 15.00 per pet, per night
- In-room safe fee: USD 1.59 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Days Inn Hershey reviews
- September 2011
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Proximity to park, shuttle bus and continental breakfast make it worth booking. Hotel lobby and pool area were decent but bedroom was not clean enough. There were a few toys and pretzels under the bed noticeable without having to look under it. the room was very small as well.
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Book your family-friendly accommodation at Days Inn Hershey, offering 100 guest rooms with free local calls and premium TV channels. Kitchen amenities include refrigerators and microwaves, making it possible to dine in while you travel. A good night's sleep in supportive pillowtop mattresses with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip.
Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 37-inch flat-screen televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary weekday newspapers and phones during their Hershey visit. Additional guest comforts include air conditioning and coffee/tea makers.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with shower/tub combinations, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
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- Mini fridge
- Extra beds
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hairdryer in each room
- In-room ironing facilities
- Desk
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- Satellite TV
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Distances from Days Inn HersheyThe Hershey Story Museum - 0.6 km / 0.3 mi
Hersheypark Arena - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Hershey's Chocolate World - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
ZooAmerica - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Hershey Theater - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Hersheypark Stadium - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Hersheypark - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Giant Center - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Hershey - Derry Township Historical Society - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Hershey Gardens - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Tanger Outlet Center - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Troegs Brewing Company - 2.2 km / 1.3 mi
Pennsylvania State Police Museum - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Founders Hall - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Antique Automobile Club of America Museum - 3.3 km / 2 mi
The closest major airports to Days Inn Hershey are:
Harrisburg, PA (MDT-Harrisburg Intl.) - 12.7 km / 7.9 mi
Harrisburg, PA (HAR-Capital City) - 18 km / 11.2 mi
The preferred airport for Days Inn Hershey is Harrisburg, PA (MDT-Harrisburg Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Days Inn Hershey
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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Classic Mini Screams Past Record at Bonneville
Bonneville is legendary. The Mini Cooper 970S enjoys cult status. What do you get when you combine the two? A fantastic record. An average 251 km/h (155.96 mph).
If you want to break a high-speed record, Bonneville is the place to be. Many a record has been smashed on the legendary salt flats in the US state of Utah. The Bonneville Speed Week is the logical choice – a 1964 Mini, perhaps not so. While the 970S boasts an iconic design, the aerodynamics of the legendary shape hinder any attempts to improve the car's top speed. This can be particularly troublesome when the goal is to raise the bar for cars with engines with a capacity of less than 1,000 cc. Despite this, it could not have been an easier decision for a team from Nelson, New Zealand.
"I will only believe that we have broken the record when I see it in black and white," said Mike Wilson after the first of two prescribed record attempts, from which the average was to be calculated. The printout ultimately showed 236 km/h – 26 more than the existing record. This figure was later to be revised to 251 km/h.
What nowadays can easily be achieved in modern sports cars on the world's motorways was the result of two years of hard work for Wilson's team of Kiwis. The team generated 100,000 dollars of sponsorship money in order to make the record attempt a reality. On top of that came all the meticulous, detailed engineering. Despite all the preparations and best-laid plans, the extreme heat in Utah caused problems for the 1,000 cc engine, which could only be solved with the assistance of local engineers – just in time for the legendary runs.
The 1964 Mini was driven by Nelson Hartley, brother of Formula driver Brendon Hartley. The problem with such a compact car is that the wheel base and track are hardly ideal for driving in a straight line at an average speed of 251 km/h. "This Mini was not designed to travel at more than 120 km/h," said a grinning Hartley. "It starts getting serious at 240 to 250 km/h, when the car really starts moving from side to side."
The names Wilson and Hartley, and those of the other team members, now stand proudly in the record book at the Bonneville Speed Week. For ever? The legitimate successors to Burt Munro, who set speed records in an Indian Scout, are turning their attention to new projects. Maybe we will see the return of an iconic Mini at the "Race to the Clouds" at the legendary Pikes Peak …
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Ken, Carol, Charlie and I tolerated wet slippery conditions to bird the Muskegon Lake Nature Preserve this morning. Cell phone photo by Charlie:
Saturday, November 22, 2014
November Field Trip Report
Ken, Carol, Charlie and I tolerated wet slippery conditions to bird the Muskegon Lake Nature Preserve this morning. Cell phone photo by Charlie:
For awhile there were no birds anywhere. Really. However, as the drizzle decreased, the birds increased, and we finished the day with 21 species.
Notable were two Tundra Swans southwest of the boardwalk, two Bald Eagle flyovers, at least three Fox Sparrows up close and personal by the feeders at the pavillion (undoubtedly aware that we had no cameras), a probable Merlin zipping through the upper branches and then out over the lake, an accipiter (probably the Cooper's Hawk who murdered Carol's cardinal a few days ago), plenty of living Northern Cardinals, some American Tree Sparrows, the sound of red-breasted nuthatch performed by a duck hunter's mallard-caller, and plenty of gunfire, several booms very close to the preserve.
- Ric
Saturday, October 18, 2014
October Field Trip Report
Without Dayle Vanderwier today, Charlie DeWitt led a group of eleven around the Wastewater properties this cold, damp, windy morning.
Despite the conditions we recorded 37 species including a Tundra Swan, an American Wigeon, 30 American Black Duck, 3,000 Northern Shoveler, 12 Green-winged Teal, 2,000 Ruddy Duck, a Northern Harrier, 4 Bald Eagle, both Yellowleg species, 3 Pectoral Sandpiper, 75 Bonaparte's Gull, 24 American Pipit, 4 Savannah Sparrow, 7 Meadowlark and a Brown-headed Cowbird.
Thanks to Carol DeWitt for these photos of the group and an Eastern Meadowlark.
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Extra Field Trips, Anyone?
Our 2014-2015 Field Trips are posted along the left side below. However, there are several open dates remaining if anyone is interested in organizing additional trips.
For example, Allegan and Berrien Counties have been suggested, or the Montague area, or another trip to northern Ohio like last season.Besides weekdays, next year's open Saturdays include April 25, May 2 and May 30. Please let Ric know if you're interested.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Meinert Park / Flower Creek Dunes Preserve
This morning 17 people accompanied Justin Hesslinga around the Meinert Park area including the Land Conservancy of Michigan's new Flower Creek Dunes Nature Preserve. Strong southwest winds made birding difficult, but forecast rains never arrived and the sun even shone for awhile.
Only eight bird species were encountered: southbound mergansers (Common or Red-breasted), a Turkey Vulture, southbound Sanderlings (four stopped briefly on the beach to chase the waves), Ring-billed and Herring Gulls, southbound terns (Common or Forsters), a Blue Jay and some Black-capped Chickadees.
This is the rare Pitcher Thistle protected and managed on the preserve:
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Wastewater Field Trip
Feller and Charlie DeWitt led a group of ten people around the Wastewater properties today recording 39 bird species.
Thanks to Travis Dewys for these pictures of the group and some of this morning's birds: Lesser Yellowlegs, young Red-tailed Hawk, adult Bald Eagle, and Stilt Sandpiper.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Montague Field Trip
This morning Feller led seven of us northeast of Montague around the Henderson Lake Nature Center and the Clear Springs Preserve where we recorded 14 and 17 species respectively.
Ken scans the south end of Henderson Lake.
We had several sightings of Green Heron here, plus a Least Bittern. There were fewer birds along the north side probably due to dozens of frisbee competitors, many of them decked out professionally.
They did not frighten this pair of "wood ducks" which are ...
... according to Sibley, plastic.
Acadian Flycatchers sang at Clear Springs. The fledgling of one begged its parent for food. We also heard and saw at least one Yellow-throated Vireo.
Otherwise we enjoyed everyday summer birds this beautiful summer morning and didn't have enough time to bird Whitehall as had been planned.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Muskegon Lake and White Lake Surveys
July 15 Email to the Muskegon County Nature Club:
I have been working on a project with the West Michigan Shoreline Regional Development Council, the Muskegon County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce and many other local and community groups to conduct research on Muskegon Lake and White Lake and the way they are perceived by both residents and visitors. The research will be used to guide plans and investments in Muskegon County for the future.
Key to this work is getting the broadest possible cross-section of participants from Muskegon County. I am reaching out to several local organizations like yours in hopes of connecting with those individuals with a unique perspective on these issues. We have created two online surveys to make it as easy as possible for individuals to participate (click below).
Ann Tisdale
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Traverse City, MI.
The Muskegon Lake Survey
The White Lake Survey
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Howard Christensen Field Trip
Greg Swanson led a group of seven around the Howard Christensen Nature Preserve this morning. Although we counted 40 species of birds, this trip included many other forms of nature as well.
Chicken-of-the-Woods Mushroom
A 15-inch flight feather from a big bird. We'll check if this fits the dimensions of Common Raven which lives here.
(A quick internet check indicates that this is probably an American Crow feather. Although it has a very pointy end (indicative of raven; crow's might be more blunt), the size isn't large enough for Common Raven. If anyone with more knowledge has additional thoughts, please email me. - Ric)
A distant Blue-winged Warbler with food in its beak.
Common Whitetail Dragonflies were plentiful, often on the trail lumber.
Checking the marsh wildlife on the south side of the lake.
Painted Turtle
Dot-tailed Whiteface Dragonfly
Chalk-fronted Corporal Dragonfly
Dragon flies mating.
Entering the Nature Center.
Donated bird mounts from one of the Kent County schools.
eBird Report
June 21, 2014Howard Christensen Nature Center
2 miles
235 Minutes
Observers: 7
All birds reported? Yes
1 Red-shouldered Hawk
1 Mourning Dove
1 Yellow-billed Cuckoo
1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird
2 Belted Kingfisher
1 Red-bellied Woodpecker
1 Downy Woodpecker
2 Eastern Wood-Pewee
1 Eastern Phoebe
1 Great Crested Flycatcher
3 Red-eyed Vireo
1 Blue Jay
1 American Crow
3 Tree Swallow
1 Black-capped Chickadee
1 Tufted Titmouse
1 White-breasted Nuthatch
1 Brown Creeper
1 House Wren
1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
2 Eastern Bluebird
4 Veery
1 American Robin
1 Gray Catbird
1 European Starling
2 Cedar Waxwing
1 Blue-winged Warbler
1 Black-throated Green Warbler
3 American Redstart
3 Ovenbird
3 Common Yellowthroat
1 Eastern Towhee
2 Chipping Sparrow
1 Scarlet Tanager
1 Northern Cardinal
1 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
3 Brown-headed Cowbird
1 Baltimore Oriole
2 American Goldfinch
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Mike Moran Photo Gallery
Thanks to Chip Francke and many others (like Steve Mueller and Greg Swanson) there is now a gallery of several of Mike Moran's 33mm color slides online. Mike's photos used to grace the pages of our original website. All of them were taken the old-fashioned way -- with film (and unbelievable patience)!
Michael G. Moran 1940-2008
Notice: The link to the gallery above has been adjusted to take you to all of Mike's galleries, not just the bird photos.
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Bluebird Trail Thanks to Volunteers !
June 6 Email:
I wanted to send you an update on our nest box monitoring project at the wastewater. First, thank you to everyone who has volunteered so far and an extra thank you to Bob Wygant for coordinating everything. I hope those who have volunteered were able to enjoy the experience and may volunteer again sometime. We are nearing the half way mark for the 2014 monitoring season. I would like to share some numbers with you, feel free to share on your website. On the White Road Trail (40 boxes): 33 nesting attempts 4 from Eastern bluebirds, 21 from tree swallows, and 8 from house sparrows. 13 Eastern bluebird eggs, 4 young are ready to fledge any day, 82 tree swallow eggs, 10 live young to date, 9 house sparrow eggs have been shaken or holes poked in eggs. I have attached a few pictures from the trail, please forgive the quality as I am not a photographer but thought people may be interested to see our success. Overall, I feel this year has seen improved success. We have fewer predator attacks but I am noticing house sparrow issues with holes being pecked in some of the tree swallow eggs (11 of the 82 eggs).
I also check 12 nest boxes on the LaPres trail. On this trail I have 27 tree swallow eggs (5 nesting attempts) with 10 live young to date; 14 Eastern bluebird eggs (3 nesting attempts) with 5 lost due to a predator (I believe a snake or rodent as 4 eggs and 1 live young missing from nest with nest in tack). So far no house sparrow problems on this trail.
Thank you again for your support with this project. I hope everyone is having a great summer and hope to see you at the wastewater.
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