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You looks intimidating .
lol, yes i do. u should feel intimidated
2 days ago
Did you ever fall asleep in school?
all day errday
25 days ago
about 1 month ago
Kak Aina,sy nmpk akk ngis kt kantin sambil ckp fon aritu
nede lul
about 1 month ago
What was the last movie you watched?
taken 3!!
about 1 month ago
i cakap hye kat you haritu tp you tak jawab haha xD
sorrryyyyyyy!!! its either i tak perasan, i thought you cakap dengna someone else or i tengah termenung cse pagi pagi en cam tak function sangat ahhaahah
2 months ago
do ppl deserve sec chance?
i love this question. yes, they do. people learn from mistakes and thats what second chances are for, to give people the opportunity to change, trust me second chances arent that bad if you give them to the right people with a sincere heart. let go and let God :)
2 months ago
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hey aina i want to say sorry for everything i did to you before , i nak tegur but takut you marah
hello.. i think i know who you are but anyway its okay, as long as both of us are doing better. hope youll forgive me for whatever ive done too.
3 months ago
Ainaaaaa i see you are a cat lover and my friend ada nak bagi kucing
but im not sure if i can have a cat anymore since i have to move in a few months plus other reasons :""""( but dm me the details manalah tahu my dad tetiba bagi hehe. thanks for the info though!! :)
3 months ago
are you excited for school?
yes, no, yes no, half yes half no ha
3 months ago
asl ko kacau balak aku lagi hah?!ko tunggu ko
serabai zul meroyan
3 months ago
asl kau nk gatal dgn balak aq , gi mmpus la prmpuan
sesat meroyan sini dah kenapa
3 months ago
Ainaaaa , you kenal arwah Ridzman Tay tu tak ?
yess, kenal sangat
3 months ago
ade brape ex ek?
lol berapa kau nak
3 months ago
I just had......?
do i have to continue ur sentence or..?
4 months ago
kau yg sombong ~T_T~
nedee hahahha
4 months ago
lol camne nk bising hahaha
tak tahu hahahah
4 months ago
huhuhu samalaa
senyap je sekarang
4 months ago
lol saya siapa hehehe
adib!!! hahaahaha rindu!!
4 months ago
suke lelaki ?
tak, suka kucing
4 months ago
How many hours do you sleep at night?
sometimes 5, sometimes 6, sometimes 8, sometimes more than that.. depends
4 months ago
wait you aree? mende tuh? lols
lols awak siapa?
4 months ago
hye ainaa! long time no see
hello, wait you areee?
4 months ago
hai there!!! i just wanna say that u r such a qt ;)
haii aww thank you!!!
4 months ago
awak kat mane
kat mana awak nak hihihihi
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Livex Lighting Avalon 2 Light Wall Sconce
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|Product Type: Half Moon
|Style: Modern
|Finish: Palatial Bronze
|Fixture Material: Stainless Steel
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Non-Toxic: Yes
|Shade Included: Yes
|Bulb Type: Incandescent
|Bulb Wattage: 60 Watts (W)
|Bulb Voltage: 120 Volts (V)
|Bulb Cover Required: No
|Bulb Cover Included: No
|Bulb Included: No
|Diffuser Included: No
|Canopy Included: No
|Cord Included: No
|Lens Included: No
|Light Direction: Multiple Directions
|Number of Lights: 2
|Room Use: Basement; Hallway; Dining Room; Kitchen; Living Room; Bathroom
|Height Adjustable: No
|Power Source: Junction Box
|Glass Component: Yes
|Mounting Direction: Vertically
|Transformer Required: No
|Transformer Included: No
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: Yes
|Product Warranty: 1 year
|UL Listed: Yes
|cUL Listed: Yes
|Damp, Dry, or Wet Location Listed: Damp
|ADA Compliant: Yes
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About the ManufacturerLivex Lighting is a manufacturer and distributor of decorative residential lighting. Their company was founded in 1993 and is now headquartered in a 150,000 square foot facility in Somerset, New Jersey.
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May 14, 1968 'RQ WIENER 3,383,487
THIN FLEXIBLE MAGNETIC SWITCH 5 Sheets-Sheet l Filed July 18, 1966 6 f; 5@ Vj?! f5? i 50 5g 5@ :l
Z l@3 5 a 52C 52C 742C 7% 74 May 14, 1968 R.W|ENER 3,383,487
THIN FLEXIBLE MAGNETIC SWITCH Filed July 18, 1966 3 Sheets-Sheet S May 14, 1968 R. WIENER 3,383,487
THIN FLEXIBLE MAGNETIC SWITCH Filed July 18, 1966 5 Sheets-Sheet 3 United States Patent Otlce 3,33,487 Patented May 14, 1968 3,383,487 THIN FLEXIBLE MAGNETIC SWITGII Robert Wiener, 295@ Governor Drive, San Diego, Calif. 921.22 Filed July 18, 1966, Ser.. No. 565,677 22 Claims. (El. 2613-168) ABSTRACT F THE DISCIIGSURE A switch having exible insulating walls and internal flexible contacts, either printed circuit or adhesively secured, the switch being extremely thin.
This invention relates to the art of electric switches, and particularly to a switch made by printed circuit techniques.
Electric switches as heretofore manufactured have generally required a great number of separate parts, including biasing springs, and have required individual assembly of such parts. They have not been particularly Well adapted to mass production techniques. As will be appreciated, there are many installations in which switches must be sealed. The normal arcing and sparking attendant upon opening and closing electric switches cannot be tolerated in an explosive atmosphere. Conversely, the arcing and sparking of switches causes deterioration ot the contact surfaces thereof. It is known that switch life can be prolonged by sealing the switch contacts in an inert atmosphere. As will be appreciated, this also removes danger in an explosive atmosphere. However, prior art techniques for sealing switches have been relatively complicated and diliicult, and have added materially to the cost of such switches.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a simplied electric switch.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide an electric switch of extremely simple and inexpensive construction, and particularly one which is well adapted to sealing from the atmosphere.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a switch of extremely versatile construction which is readily modified to effect different results and for different installations.
It is further an object of the present invention to provide a switch which is physically safe, i.e., devoid of projecting knobs, levers, etc. for actuation.
Other and further Objects and advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. l is a bottom plan view of one part of a switch constructed in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a side view of the structure of FIG. l;
FIG. 3 is a bottom View thereof;
FIG. 4 is a perspective view thereof on a somewhat enlarged and exaggerated scale;
FIG. 5 is a plan view of the completed switch;
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view through the switch as taken along the line 6-6 in FIG. 5;
FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 6 showing the parts in a diliqerent position of operation;
FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIG. 5 showing a slightly modified switch;
FIG. 9 is a side View of the switch of FIG. 8;
FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along line lll-Ii, in FIG. 8;
FIG. 1l is a view similar to FIG. l0 showing the parts in a different position of operation;
FIG. 12 is a view similar to FIG. l1 showing a modification in structure;
FIG. 13 is a view generally similar to FIG. 1 but showing a moditied switch;
FIG. 14 is a bottom plan view of the switch of FIG. I3;
FIG. l5 is a longitudinal sectional view as taken substantially along the line I5-I5 in FIG. 14;
FIG. 16 is a plan view of the completed switch according to FIGS. l3-l5, part being brolten away for clarity of illustration;
FIG. 17 is a bottom plan view of the switch of FIG. 16;
FIG. I8 is a cross-sectional view taken substantially along the line It- IS in FIG.
FIG. 19 is an oblique cross-sectional view as taken substantially along the line 19e-I9 in FIG. 17;
FIG. 20 is an electric wiring diagram corresponding to the switch of FIGS. 16-19;
FIG. 2l is a longitudinal sectional view through a modified form of the switch before completion of the switch, as taken substantially along the line ZI-ZI in FIG. 22;
FIG. 22 is a bottom plan View of the partial Switch of FIG. 21;
FIG. 23 is a side view ofthe switch;
FIG. 24 is a top view of the switch of FIG. 23;
FIG. 25 is a cross-sectional view of the switch of FIGS. 23 and 24, being taken substantally along the line 25--25 in FIG. 24;
FIG. 26 is a side view of the switch of FIGS. 23-25 with an electromagnetic operator there-for;
FIG. 27 is a view taken from the right side of FIG. 26;
FIG. 28 is a view similar to FIG. 27 showing a modilication adapted for manual operation;
FIG. 29 is a side View of the device of FIG. 28, being similar to FIG. 27 but reversed;
FIG. 30 is a side or sectional View such as of an auto dashboard showing a modiication or incorporation of the switch of FIGS. 23-25, etc.;
FIG. 3l is a front View of the switch arrangement of FIG. 30;
FIG. 32 is a view partly iu section showing a modification of the invention with electromagnetic operation;
FIG. 33 is a sectional View of a switch generally similar to FIG. 32, but including a flexible tube operating as a peristalic pump taken substantially along the line 33-33 of FIG. 34;
FIG. 34 is a view at right angles to FIG. 33 as taken substantially along the line 34% 34 in FIG. 33;
FIG. 35 is a plan view of a fluid logic circuit using switch constructed in accordance with the principles of my present invention;
FIG. 36 is a sectional view through the iluid logic circuit of FIG. 35 as taken substantially along the line 36--3 therein; and
FIG. 37 is a view partly in section showing switches according to the present invention built into a glove for use in a hostile environment, for example, in an astronauts glove.
Referring now in greater particularity to the drawings, and first to FIGS. 1--', there will be seen a square or rectangular plastic sheet or film designated generally by the numeral 5h. The plastic material may be any of several flexible plastics of high strength and substantial flexibiiity, Mylar, Teflon, Kel-films and the like being preferred examples, ranging from about l mil to l mils in thickness. A metal strip 52 is fixed on one face of the plastic sheet or film 50, extending to one margin thereof at 5st, and terminating short of the opposite margin thereof at S5. In the present embodiment of the invention, the strip lies along the longitudinal center line of the plastic sheet or film. The metal strip can be adhesively or otherwise secured to the plastic sheet, but preferably it is attached or affixed to the sheet by known printed circuit techniques. In any event, the metal strip 52 is in mest instances no thicker than foil, and is readily flexible, as is the plastic sheet.
A rectangular section of the plastic sheet 5u is depressed from the plane thereof as shown at 53 in FIG. 4. 'Ibis is shown in FIG. 4 as being a rather definite rectangular shape, but as will appear presently, this is not essential, and is not necessarily typical. It is shown this way for convenience in drawing. A section of the conductive strip or foil 52 is displaced with the rectangular section. Typically, the conductive strip or foil is of copper, but other non-ferrous or ferrous metals or other conductive materials are within the purview of the present invention.
As will be seen, the offset section 58 leaves a narrow margin on two sides at 6h and 62 and one end at 64, a larger margin 66 being left on the other end.
The structure as heretofore shown and described, particularly with `regard to FIG. 4, comprises a half-switch, hereinafter identified by the numeral 68. Two of the halfswitches 68 are relatively turned end-to-end, and are inverted relative to one another, having the concavities formed by the depressed or displaced sections 58 confronting one another and aligned with one another. For the sake of showing the parts as brought together, the numerals heretofore used are applied in FIGS. 5-7 with suffixes -1 or -2 to distinguish one half-switch from the other half-switch. The conductive strips SZ-l and 52-2 are longitudinally aligned with one another, and overlap one another end to end. The margins dll-1 and 62-2 lie face-toface, as do the margins 6ft-2 and 62-1- Similarly, the margin 64-2 overlies the margin 66-1, while the margin 64-1 underlies the margin 66-2. All of these margins are secured together, preferably by heat sealing, although a cement or other adhesive is contemplated. As will be appreciated, nitrogen or some other suitable inert gas can be introduced into the space it) between the two halfswitches, thereby producing a pillow type of switch with the contacts in an inert atmosphere. The shaping of the plastic material and the gas trapped therein holds the surfaces or displaced portions 53-1 and SS-Z normally apart from one another as in FIG. 6. This produces a normally open switch 72 shown both physically and electrically in FIG. 6. If a force is exerted on the opposite surfaces of this switch, such as by pinching between the thumb and forefinge-r, or otherwise, as indicated by the large arrows in FIG. 7, then the overlapping ends of the conductive strips SZ-l and 52-2 are brought into engagement, thus closing the switch. When the pressure is removed, the resiliency of the plastic material and the restoring effect of the gas trapped within the confines of the switch moves the strips out of engagement with one another, thereby reopening the switch.
It is contemplated that the plastic material would not necessarily have to he shaped to produce the depression or offset at SS before assembly of the sheets. Rather, the sheets simply could be sealed together at the edges, with gas or air under somewhat greater than atmospheric pressure being introduced between the sheets prior to completion of the sealing thereof. As will be seen in FIG. 5 the end portions of the conductive strip 51l and 551-2 are exposed on the surface, and lead wires 74; are soldered or otherwise suitably fixed to the conductive strip for incorporation of the switch 72 in a circuit.
A modification of the switch is shown in FIGS. 9-11.
To avoid multiplicity of description and confusing numbering, the same numerals are used herein with the addition of the suffix o. The difference in this instance is that the plastic material is so shaped that the contact strips Sla-I and 52a-2 initially are in contact, as shown in FIG. l0, thus producing a normally closed switch 72a. It will be apparent that internal pressure slightly less than atmospheric may be used to help hold the contacts in engagement. Lateral pressure as indicated by the larger arrows in FIG. ll momentarily opens the switch.
The modification of the invention as illustrated in FIG. l2 is similar to that in FIGS. 5-7, similar numerals being used with the addition of the suffix b. The only difference is that the switch is not sealed, and a small throttling oritice or hole 76 is provided in one of the offset portions 535-2 of the plastic material. The interior of the switch obviously has air in it rather than an inert gas. When the switch is closed, some or most of the air is expelled through the orifice '76. When the pressure is released from the switch, air must enter through the orifice to allow the contact strips to move apart, and this delays the reopening of the switch. The time delay can be pre-determined in accordance with the resiliency of the plastic and the size of the orifice.
The invention as heretofore shown and described has been in the nature of a single-pole, single-throw switch. The invention also contemplates the provision of a multipie-pole, single-throw switch, with the various poles closeable one at a time, or in any desired combination. Such a modification of the switch is shown in FIGS. 13-20. Prolixity of description again is avoided by duplicating numerals, this time with the addition of the suffix c. Thus, in FIGS. 13-l5, there will be seen three strips 52e of conductive material deposited on the plastic film or sheet Stic. Apertures 8l? are provided in the plastic film immediately opposite the enlargements 73 at the ends of the strips 52C for the attachment of lead wires as will be apparent shortly.
Turning to FIGS. 16-20, the switch formed from the half-switches @8c of FIGS. 13-15 is shown. The two switch halves are in concave, face-to-face relation, as with the previous switches, but the two halves are turned relative to one another, rather than Thus, the conductive strips 52c-1 and S20-2 cross one another, rather than being in overlapping alignment with one another. Accordingly, there is a total of nine single-pole, singlethrow switches. Each of the conductive strips 52c-1 is selectively engageable with any of the three conductive strips SEC-2. As is shown in FIG. 19, pressure is exerted on the opposite faces of the switch to bring only two of the overlapped positions together, as indicated by the large arrows. As will be understood, others of the overlapped contacts could be brought together, and this can be done selectively in single engagements or in multiple engagements, as the occasion may demand.
The embodiment of the invention shown in FIGS. 21-25 is generally similar to those heretofore shown and described, and similar numerals again are used in many instances, this time with the addition of the suffix d. Rather than having two like switch sections assembled in confronting relation, in the present embodiment there is only one plastic sheet 50d. This comprises, in the position shown in FIGS. 2l and 22, a left-hand section 82 and a right-hand section S4, lying on either side of a transverse axis or center line 86. The right-hand side or section 84 is provided with a longitudinally extending strip 8d having at the left end thereof a depending enlargement 9d. In mirror image relation thereto about the longitudinal center line of the plastic film 50d there is a longitudinally extending strip 92 having an upper projection or enlargement 94, the two enlargements 99 and 94 extending toward one another in spaced relation, and lying completely to the right of the center line S6.
The left-hand plastic section 82 is provided with an enlargement or displaced section 58d of circular nature.
faces of spaced plastic sheets in accordance with the previous descriptions set forth herein. Wires 162 are connected to the contacts 156. As will be understood, when fluid is diverted to one or the other of the outlets 148, 150, the condition of the switch 72h is reversed. For example, the switch 72h can be of the type which is normally closed. With an unrestricted outlet 150, when iiuid is diverted to this outlet, the lateral pressure due to Bernouli action will be decreased, and the switch will be opened. Conversely, the normally opened switch could be used with an odutlet 150 having a restricting orifice connecting it to atmosphere or to exhaust. When fluid is diverted to the outlet 1.5i?, a slight external pressure on the switch 72h will cause it to close.
Turning now to FIG. 37, there will be seen a human hand 164 in an air-tight glove 166 for use in a hostile environment, such as in outer space, or beneath the surface of a body of water. Switches '721' in accordance with any of the previous teachings herein, such as the normally opened single-pole, single-throw switches of FlGS. -7 are incorporated adjacent the tips of the lingers and thumb of the glove, and are connected to a wiring harness 166. The fingers can be pressed together in various manners to close selected ones of the switches, or the fingers can be pressed against the body or some other part of the enviromnent to close the switches selectively.
It will be apparent from the foregoing that l have disclosed a superior switch which is inexpensive and rugged, and which is readily sealed against the atmosphere or other external environment. The switch is made quite inexpensively by the use of known printed circuit techniques. It is contemplated that the switches need not be made one at a time, but that a great many could be made simultaneously from large sheets of plastic and the switches could then be cut apart by dies.
The specific embodiments of the invention as herein shown and described are for illustrative purposes. Various changes will no doubt occur to those skilled in the art, and will be understood as forming a part of the present invention insofar as they fall within the spirit and scope of the appended claims.
The invention is claimed as follows:
1. An electric switch comprising a pair of single-thickness sections of insulating material at least one of which is resilient and of substantially uniform thickness, said sections being joined together substantially peripherally and having spaced interior areas each of predetermined contours, and at least one conductive element on the internal area of each insulating material section and conforming to the corresponding predetermined contour, said conductive elements being substantially no thicker than the thickness of said resilient insulating material and being flexible therewith, said conductive elements being selectively engageable and non-engageable with one another upon selective deflection of said resilient section of insulating material.
2. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein the sections of insulating material comprise plastic sheets, and wherein the conductive elements comprise printed circuit conductive elements.
3. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein both sections of insulating material are flexible, and wherein said conductive elements are strips which partially overlap.
4. An electric switch as set forth in claim 3 wherein the strips are alined and overlap in end-to-end relation, extending in opposite directions.
5. An electric switch as set forth in claim 3 wherein a strip on one section of insulating material is disposed transversely of an insulating strip on the other section of insulating material.
6. An electric switch as set forth in claim 3 wherein there is a plurality of conductive strips on each section of insulating material.
7. An electric switch as set forth in claim 6 wherein the strips on one section of insulating material are -disposed transverse of the strips on the other section of insulating material, each strip thereby being capable of engaging any of a plurality of opposite strips.
8. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein the sections are peripherally sealed together with gas trapped therebetween.
9. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein the two sections of insulating material are subsantially sealed together peripherally, there being a restricted aperture in one of said sections throttling air flow in and out of the switch and controlling the movement of said resilient section.
10. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein both sections of insulating material are resilient, said switch being of pillow-like construction having relatively large opposite faces, said conductive elements being normally spaced apart and brought into engagement by pressure on said faces.
11. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein both of said sections of insulating material are resilient, the switch being of pillow-like construction having opposite faces and peripheral edges, said conductive elements normally being in engagement with one another and moved out of engagement by opposing pressure on said peripheral edges.
12. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein both of said sections comprise an integral sheet of plastic material folded over on itself.
13. An electric switch as set forth in claim 12 wherein there are two conductive elements on the internal area of one insulating material section and one conductive element on the other insulating material section serving as a shorting bar for the two conductive elements on the other section.
14. An electric switch as set forth in claim 13 wherein the two sections of insulating material comprise a single sheet of plastic folded over on itself.
15. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 and further including electromagnetic means for operating said switch.
16. An electric switch as set forth in claim 15 wherein the electromagnetic operating means includes an external plunger engageable with one of said sections of insulating material.
17. An electric switch as set forth in claim 15, wherein one of the conductive elements comprises magnetic material, and further including external magnetic means acting thereon.
18. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 wherein each section has a plurality of like conductive elements, the conductive elements comprising a plurality of separately actuable poles, said sections of insulating material being pellucid, and a plurality of lights therebehind corresponding to the respective poles.
19. An electric switch as set forth in claim 1 in combination with a uid logic circuit having various passageways including discharge passageways, said switch being located in one of said discharge passages and actuated by pressure differential relative to ambient.
20. A plurality of similar switches as set forth in claim 1 in combination with a glove, said switches being mounted adjacent finger positions inside said glove for respective actuation by finger pressure.
21. An electric switch comprising a pair of sections of insulating material, said sections of said insulating material being peripherally joined together, at least one of said sections having an outwardly offset central portion providing spaced, confronting first and second interior areas on said pair of sections, a iirst electric contact lying on one internal area, a second contact lying between said first contact and said second internal area, said second contact being of magnetic material, and external electromagnetic means acting on said second con- Q tact to vary the condition of engagement with said lirst contact.
22. An electric switch as set forth in claim 21 and further including a loop of resilient tubing having a pair of legs lying on opposite sides of said second contact and alternately compressed between said second contact and said first and second internal areas to produce a pumping action.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,138,549 11/1938 La Bell 200-86 Horton 200-86 Gleisen 200-83 Beck et al 200-153 Marasco et al 200-168 Greene 200-83 Miller et al 335--131 Pridham et al. 200-166 Russo 335-131 10 ROBERT K. SCHAEFER, Primary Examiner.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
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Saturday, January 24, 2015
Logos 6 Bible Software Review - Part 1
[Disclaimer: I received the new Logos 6 Gold from Faithlife (the new parent company of Logos and the related software and online services) as an upgrade to my existing Logos 5 Gold. The only stipulation was that I write a fair and honest review and post it on this blog.]
I have long used Logos Bible software and have reviewed versions and aspects of it in the past. I have primarily used it for original language study of the Bible and to gain access to the numerous primary and secondary resources available for Bible study.
Background, Packages, Upgrades:In the history of Logos, there was a significant transition from (Libronix) version 3 to (Logos) 4. The transitions from versions 4 to 5 and now from 5 to 6 have been incremental, but in both instances have shown significant enhancements and important resource additions. As has become their practice, Logos 6 is offered in a range of "families": Starter, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Portfolio, and Collector's. These range in price from $295 to $10,800, but there are regular sales (e.g., currently 15% off as I write) and academic discounts available. There are similarly priced tradition-specific packages that have a different collection of resources that include more denomination theological resources than biblical or generic ones. (Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran [HERE is my review of Lutheran Gold], Pentecostal & Charismatic, Reformed, and SDA. Verbum is the analogous package for Roman Catholicism.)
For existing Logos users, there are a number of options for moving to Logos 6.
- Getting the free engine update: This allows one to keep all existing resources, provides the new interface, but does not add any new datasets, resources, or related features. It will probably be released in February 2015 or so.
- Crossgrade: A crossgrade assumes you have an existing Logos library, and the price to crossgrade depends on whether you want a "core," "feature," or "extended" crossgrade. The core crossgrade only give you the new Logos 6 tools and media. The feature crossgrade adds the new datasets, and the extended crossgrade adds new resources. A crossgrade can still be somewhat expensive (for my existing Gold library, the cost would have been $124, $175, or $226 after discounts), and in my case, it would have made more sense to upgrade and gain even more resources for a marginally greater expense.
- Upgrade: A person retains rights to the resources in your existing library, but in upgrading to Logos 6, you have the option of moving up at the same level or to another package like the ones I listed earlier. The Logos website provides tools for comparing what is new in Logos 6 and what would be new for you depending on your upgrade package.
Installation and Getting StartedInstallation is straightforward and occurred without incident. Upon placing the order for the crossgrade or upgrade, users receive a confirmation email with a download link. This is just a small installer file. Run it, and when Logos starts, it will also begin downloading all the applicable new resources and datasets and updates. Logos takes care of things without user intervention. The main thing is to have a fast Internet connection and allow plenty of time for all the downloads to occur. (In my case, with a good connection and fast computer, it took about 15 minutes, but Logos has had regular download updates ever since.) You also have to allow time for Logos to index its resources. This runs in the background (and can be paused if you want) and can potentially slow down other computer functions.
If you are already using Logos 4 or 5, you should be able to start using the program right away since the interface is largely unchanged. For those less familiar with Logos, they have quite a few resources for getting you started. For basic training, start HERE and choose your platform (Windows, Mac, iPhone/iPad, Kindle Fire, Android). A desktop/laptop device is where Logos best displays its capabilities, and training for that is HERE. There are 28 quickstart videos which will show both old and new users some of the capabilities of the program and how to use them.
I am using Logos6 on a Windows 7 SP1 system with 12GB RAM, Intel i7 at 3.40GHz, and the program running on a SSD drive. I.e., though this system is now 2.5 years old, it is still decently fast. Complicated searches may take a bit to run, but in general the program runs acceptably well without any annoying lag. Logos does suggest some ways to optimize performance that help if you have a slower system.
In Part 2, I will describe some of the new features to Logos6 that I most appreciate.
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Thursday, November 13, 2014
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Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Greek New Testament Vocabulary Lists
So, how much vocabulary do we need to know? According to a number of studies, a person needs to know 95% of the words in order to deduce the meaning of the others from the context. (Cf. here and here.) In the Greek New Testament, there are 5400 lexical forms which are used 138,020 times. (BTW, I'm using BibleWorks9's edition of NA27 and the Wordlist Manager for my word statistics. I suspect there are differences depending on the program and text you use.) It doesn't really mean that a person needs to know 5130 (5400 x .95) lexical forms. That's a good thing since there are about 1934 hapax legomenon (i.e., words used only once) in the Greek NT. Rather, a person would want to know about 131,119 (138,020 x .95) words according to their instances in the GNT. This would require a person to know every word that occurs 6 or more times and a bunch of the ones used 5 times in the GNT. That is, one would need to know about 1700 of the 5400 lexical forms. That's way to many for my students to memorize in a semester.
Let's start from the top instead. I like to tell my students that if they know the Greek article along with καί and δέ, they know about 23% of the words in the GNT! Some other stats which provide specifics to the chart at the top of this post.
- The 10 most common words cover nearly 38% of the GNT
- The 18 words used 1000 or more times cover over 44% of the GNT.
- To know 50% of the words in the GNT, you need to know the 27 most common ones.
- The 37 words used 500 or more times cover over 54% of the GNT.
- The 100 most common words cover over 66% of the GNT.
- The 200 most common words cover just about 75% of the GNT.
- The 311 words use 50 or more times cover almost 80% of the GNT.
So what have I decided to do? Given our limited time, given that we are not aiming to speak or write compositions in Greek, and given that we will be using Bible software, I'm going for the 311 words used 50 or more times in the GNT. Students will be asked to learn 30+ words each weeks for 10 weeks. The vocab quizzes will consist of 10 words each and are multiple choice. Students need to get at least 7 of the 10 correct, and they have 3 chances to take the quiz. I'm also going to make life easier for the students by taking the frequency list and sorting it alphabetically. That way, they will have a mix of common and less common words each week.
I've created my own lists of Greek lexical forms ordered either according to frequency or alphabetically. I've added my own glosses which in many cases provide a bit more information than the typical, minimal glosses. If you would like to use these files which are DOCX files you can get them here:
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Survey of the Lands of the Bible - Free MOOC
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Playing with Powerpoint, Greek, and Video
Another option in Office 365 (and Office 2013, I believe) is to create a PowerPoint, rehearse the timings and add narrations, then use File > Export and save it as a video. Here is a 54 second one with a little music and some animations. If you know some Greek, you may actually think it's a bit humorous!
Click here or on the graphic above: Ἔρχομαι and πίνω
I've also used programs like Camtasia for screen recordings. It's more work to use this, but the results are a bit more polished. In any case, see what you think, and let me know if you have other ways for producing videos like this. Thanks.
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Monday, July 7, 2014
Logos 5 Lutheran Gold Review Part 2
Logos 5 Lutheran Gold Review Part 2In Part 1 of my review, I surveyed the resources available in Logos 5 Lutheran Gold. In this Part 2, I will look at how the resources are implemented within the program.
A great strength of Logos is its capabilities as a library management system. With the integration of and hyperlinking between biblical texts and references, a person has a fast and powerful way of studying the Bible and conducting research.
Starting with a biblical textOne of the most often cited passages for summarizing a Lutheran perspective is Ephesians 2.8-9. (And verse 10 should also really be included!) So if I go to Ephesians 2.8, right click, and choose Reference and then Passage Guide, I get the following.
All those headings can be expanded, but of interest here is the Commentaries which include these from the Lutheran Gold collection:
- Augsburg Commentary on the New Testament, Ephesians and Galatians (1985)
- The Lutheran Commentary, Annotations on the Epistles of Paul to the Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians (1896)
- Lange's Commentary on the Holy Scriptures, Ephesians (~1870? - more info on Lange's here)
Biblical cross-referencing within a resourceAs with all Logos secondary resources, wherever there is a reference to a biblical passage, one simply needs to hover the cursor over that reference in order for it to appear in a popup.
Searching for biblical references within a resourceAs just noted, since the resources have had all the biblical references tagged, it also means that one can search any resource for any particular passage. Here you can see where I've used a Basic search for Ephesians 2.8 in the Book of Concord and obtained 8 hits.
One can search one's entire library of resources (with all the resources I have, I get 2402 results in 1918 articles in 448 resources) or a sub-library = a collection. Collections can be very helpful. In the graphic below you can see where I used Tools > Collections and then typed in Augsburg Commentary on the New Testament and named the resource ACNT. Searching this collection, I get 19 results in 14 articles for Ephesiasn 2.8.
Further, having created this ACNT collection, I can now click on the Library icon, click on Prioritize, search for ACNT, right click on the list of books and choose to prioritize this series. I moved this one rather high on my list, so now when I use the Passage Guide (cf. above), the ACNT commentaries will be among the first to appear.
Starting with a topic
Other features of Logos 5
SUMMARYLogos has done a fine job of packaging Lutheran resources and implementing them in Logos 5 Lutheran Gold. For a Lutheran interested in building a library of Lutheran primary and secondary resources that will integrate with biblical study, it is an excellent choice. As mentioned in Part 1 of my review, the collection lacks Luther's Works, but there are numerous other Lutheran-oriented resources that make this an attractive option. If one is more interested in just working with the biblical texts, it might be worthwhile to look at Accordance or BibleWorks or Logos' own Biblical Languages library. With Logos one could always then add any other Lutheran resources, but the Logos 5 Lutheran Gold provides considerable value in the resources it does include.
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Friday, July 4, 2014
Logos 5 Lutheran Gold Review - Part 1
Logos 5 Lutheran Gold Review
Part 1
I have long used Logos Bible software and have reviewed versions and aspects of it in the past. I have primarily used it for original language study of the Bible and to gain access to the numerous resources available for Bible study. The latest version, Logos 5--with its collection of new datasets, additional resources, and deeper integration of reverse interlinears--is an outstanding program. (Cf. my 3-part review of Logos 5 Gold.Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) I also appreciate being able to use my Logos resources not only my Win7 desktop computer but also on the web and on my Android smartphone. (Comments here.)
As a Lutheran (ELCA) myself and a teacher at a Lutheran seminary, I was pleased to be asked to review the Logos 5 Lutheran Gold collection. I will briefly note some of the aspects of Logos 5 for biblical study, but the focus of this review will be on the specifically Lutheran resources and their use within the program.
A Bible study powerhouse: Lutheran Gold comes with all of Logos 5's advanced tools, including the Timeline, Bible Sense Lexicon, Sermon Starter Guide, and everything from the lower base packages. Plus, you'll get a huge library of 752 resources worth over $18,000 in print. These include key titles, like Bible-history commentaries on the Old and New Testament, the 19-volume Continental Commentary Series, the Liddell and Scott Greek–English Lexicon, and over 30 additional volumes on the life and influence of Martin Luther.In this first part of my review, I am mainly focusing on the resources available in Logos 5 Lutheran Gold. In a subsequent part, I will review the implementation of the resources in the Logos program.
This package is specifically designed for the Lutheran tradition—it combines smart Bible study tools with a world-class library of Lutheran resources, making it perfect for anyone wanting to go deeper into Lutheran studies.
Standard and Lutheran Gold Collections: Resources ComparisonLogos offers a variety of Bible software collections: Starter, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Portfolio, and Biblical Languages. Within the last year or so, Logos has also offered specialized 'families' oriented to various denominations or backgrounds: Español, Anglican, Reformed, Seventh Day Adventist, and Roman Catholic (labeled as Verbum). The Lutheran collection is one of these family offerings, and for now is offered only in a Starter, Bronze, Silver, or Gold level.
This history of Lutheranism in the United States is rather complicated, but today there are three primary branches which have supporting publishing houses whose works are included in the Lutheran Gold library.
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and (Augsburg) Fortress Press
- Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS) and Concordia Publishing House
- Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and Northwestern Publishing House
All the Logos Datasets, Maps, Photos, Media, Parallel Passages and Harmonies are the same or nearly so.
Among "Ancient Texts and Morphologies," you get Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia in the standard but not the Lutheran. Neither offers Nestle-Aland, but in both, you will still have plenty of reliable Hebrew and Greek texts to do original language work. There are similar and sufficient "Original Language Grammars and Tools" and "Original Language Lexicons and Word Studies" in both standard and Lutheran Gold to conduct further study.
The only real texts of note lacking among "Ancient Texts in Translation" in the Lutheran Gold are Josephus and Philo and the Nag Hammadi Library in English.
There are plenty of the most used English Bible versions (and Interlinears) in standard or Lutheran Gold, and the only ones that I consult missing in the Lutheran package (though available for purchase separately) are the Good News Translation and Peterson's The Message.
Among "Bible Introductions and Surveys," both standard and Lutheran Gold include resources like the Faithlife Study Bible, Ryrie's Guide, and the Holman Bible Handbook, none of which are Lutheran in background, however. A better option would have been to include The Lutheran Study Bible (Concordia).
Though there are fewer resources in the Lutheran Gold "Bible Reference" category, it includes more than enough useful ones (I especially like the HarperCollins Bible Dictionary) and adds The Lutheran Cyclopedia. Among the resources that Logos labels as "Biblical Studies," the Lutheran collection is, I believe, far superior and is a notable highlight. It includes three books by N.T. Wright (published by SPCK), and others by Helmut Koester (the valuable Cites of Paul and Paul and His World), Malherbe, Theissen, and Zetterholm (all by Fortress). Among Bible Commentaries offered, both include a number of old series, and both have the very useful United Bible Society OT and NT Handbook Series. The standard Gold offers relatively recent series like the Holman NT Commentary, New American Commentary, and Black's NT Commentary. The Lutheran Gold offers fewer commentary series, but the ones included from Lutheran publishers are quite good, most notably the Continental Commentary Series and the Augsburg Commentary on the NT.
Among "Bible History and Culture," both include The Archaeological Encyclopedia of the Holy Land and New Manners and Customs of the Bible, but where the standard offers The Context of Scripture, the Lutheran Gold includes Schürer's History of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ and The Dead Sea Scrolls Study Edition.
In the "Church History / Church Fathers" categories, the Lutheran collection actually offers more, including a number of specifically Lutheran resources, noting in particular Gritsch's A History of Lutheranism.
- In the "Theology" category, there are
far more resources in the Lutheran Gold, and most of them have a
Lutheran connection.
- The Book of Concord is one of the key resources one would want to have available, and the Lutheran Gold collection includes both the 1959 Tappert edition and the 2000 Kolb and Wengert edition. (The 1921 Concordia Triglotta is not included but is available separately or in the Northwestern Publishing House collection. The 2005 CPH Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions is also available separately.) The Book of Concord includes the critical foundational documents of Lutheranism: The Augsburg Confession and its Apology, The Smalcald Articles, Treatise on the Power and Primacy of the Pope, The Small and Large Catechisms, and the Formula of Concord.
- For the Gold level collection, I was surprised to see that Luther's Works (55 vols) and Luther's Works Upgrade (vols. 58–60) (3 vols.) are not included. Indeed this is a large and expensive collection, but after The Book of Concord, these provide the core for Lutheran. Perhaps it will be included if Logos releases a Lutheran Platinum or Diamond collection.
As for original works by Luther, the Disputation of Doctor Martin Luther on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences (95 Theses) and Luther's Commentary on Galatians are included. His The Bondage of the Will can be found in the Discourse on Free Will which includes both Erasmus' initiating Diatribe Concerning Free Choice and Luther's response. The Freedom of a Christian is available in Luther: Selected Political Writings along with a number of other significant treatises. Not included, however, are some other key documents by Luther such as his Heidelberg Disputation, Babylonian Captivity of the Church, nor any of his sermons or prefaces to the biblical books or other commentaries. For this reason and since the full Luther's Works is not included, it would be preferred if Logos had at least added Martin Luther's Basic Theological Writings by Lull and Russell (Fortress, 2005) to supplement this collection.
There is an abundance of fine books about Luther and his theology. There are many older volumes that are useful for a historical perspective (e.g., works by Valentine, Krauth, Weidner, Delitzsch), but there are also many newer works. In addition to books by such authors as Jüngel, Lohse, Althaus, Whitford, and Paulson, be sure to check out the many fine volumes in the Lutheran Confessional Studies Collection (6 vols.), Lutheran Comparative Religious Studies (3 vols.), and especially Select Studies in Martin Luther's Life and Influence (29 vols.).
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer is well represented: Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works (15 vols.) and T&T Clark Studies on Bonhoeffer (3 vols.).
- Despite this wealth of Lutheran theology resources, Logos does have other Lutheran collections which are available for separate purchase:
- The Lutheran Gold does not offer resources in the categories of "Counseling," "Ministry," or "Devotionals and Spiritual Formation," but I think it was reasonable to omit these since they do not have specifically Lutheran focus. There are also far fewer resources in the "Preaching and Teaching" category, but the Lutheran Gold does significantly include the 13 volumes of the Fortress Press Homiletics Collection
- Lectionaries: The lectionary tools are very helpful for identifying and accumulating the Scripture readings for any particular week. Christian Worship (WELS) and Lutheran Service Book (LCMS) one- and three- year lectionaries are included as well as the three-year and daily readings of the Revised Common Lectionary (used by most ELCA and many other mainline denominations). I know of quite a number of (Lutheran) congregations that are using the four-year Narrative Lectionary, and I encourage Logos to add this schedule to their resources.
- Liturgy, Hymns and Prayer Books are unique to Lutheran Gold. There are ten volumes with publishing dates between 1715 and 1921 and hence primarily valuable simply as historical documents.
Logos 5 Lutheran Starter, Bronze, Silver, or Gold?For comparison sake, I also looked at the other Lutheran collections, and Logos makes it easy for you to make your own comparison. Prices listed are before any available discounts.
- Starter: 195 resources, $295
- Bronze: 368 resources, $630
- Silver: 506 resources, $1000
- Gold: 752 resources, $1550
SUMMARY: Logos 5 Lutheran Gold ResourcesWith Logos 5 Lutheran Gold, Logos has assembled a commendable set of resources for conducting biblical study (in both the original languages as well as English) supplemented by a collection of Lutheran resources. Books from Fortress Press are particularly well represented. The resources in the Biblical Studies, Bible Commentaries, Bible History and Culture, and Preaching and Teaching groups are particularly strong. The Theology group does include many excellent resources from a Lutheran theological perspective, but the lack of Luther's Works is notable.
UPDATE: Part 2 of my review is now posted.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Quick Notes: BibleWorks Mac Update and Logos Free Book for April 2014
BibleWorks: BibleWorks has just announced an update of their Mac installer. According to their announcement, the update provides:
- Clearer screen text
- Touchpad scrolling supported
- Numerous visual fixes
- OS X Mavericks support
- Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Japanese, & more Bible version display
- Faster performance
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A memorial service was held in Oakland, California, Friday (May 17) in remembrance of Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of Malcolm X, who was reportedly beaten to death in Mexico over a $1,200 tab. Hundreds gathered at the Islamic Cultural Center of Northern California for the funeral.
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On The Planning Commission Agenda – January 13, 2015
After a month long hyatus, the Tustin Planning Commission is taking it easy for their first meeting of the year. The December 9th meeting had only three real items of discussion and they breezed through those in just over 30 minutes. The only reason it took that long was due to the discussion over sign variances on the Legacy property.
The lengthy discussion concerned temporary signs for 800 acres of property involving commercial and personal real property. The city staff, thinking they were going to breeze through this were taken by surprise by the concerns Commissioner Sam (may I call you Sam?) Altowaiji had over size and number of signs. Eventually, the remaining commissioners (two of them recused themselves) approved the ordinance.
Of course, one of the reasons they were able to breeze through the agenda was because they "suggested" going through without presentations. I'm not sure if that sat well with the city staff or if they were relieved they didn't have to do another dog and pony show for an otherwise empty house while Jeff Thompson pretended to look fascinated. As was pointed out, the staff reports attached to the published agenda have all the information.
Let's hope they remember that in future meetings.
Community Development Department Director Elizabeth Binsack did report on the Second Community Core Workshop, saying the turnout was very good (it was, I was there) and they received a few comments and suggestions they are considering. The consultants they hired to put this together have done a nice job on the inclusiveness tact.
Barring unforeseen presentations, Tuesday night's planning commission meeting should go just about as quick as December's. Only one public hearing is scheduled for a Conditional Use Permit.
Item 2, Conditional Use Permit 2014-22, would establish a dance studio on Bentley Circle near Walnut and Tustin Ranch Road. Actually the applicant, South Coast Performing Arts, has been in Tustin at the Ralphs Shopping Center on Irvine Blvd. since 2005. Business must be good.
The application and report look pretty in-depth save for a couple of items the commissioners should be asking about.
First, the city seems to put an incredible emphasis on environmental health. This building has been used, since 1979, for industrial application. The last use prior to this was as an electronics manufacturer. In my experience, electronics involved a lot of nasty chemicals and solvents for cleaning. Still, no testing or CEQA required before allowing children into the area?
The other item, and I admit it is a small one, is the inclusion of a "homework" room in the plans (right in the middle, Elizabeth). It sounds like this may be used when parents drop their kids off early or pick them up late ala (not-so-) free babysitting. Have those bodies been included in the max number of people at the facility? Just asking, and maybe the commissioners should, too.
That should be it for the week. Hopefully, the commissioners won't want to spend a lot of time on their personal holiday antics. I'm not sure I want to hear about green bean casseroles gone awry.
Shades of Things to Come?
Barring emergencies, the Tustin City Council and Planning Commission will not meet again this year. In fact, the city has closed shop until after the new year. Hopefully, the police department will see a calm end of the year and we won't see any firey crashes or folks too unhappy with their Christmas gifts.
Although the year passed quickly, we did have our fair share of problems. I don't think the folks on Nisson Road will forget the sudden gathering of SWAT vehicles and cops looking for an armed suspect in a shooting near their apartment buildings.
In February, Tustin PD responded to a domestic violence call at apartments in the same area and were confronted by an armed suspect. The suspect was subsequently shot and killed, triggering protests both in the streets and in the city council chamber. Lawsuits have been filed and the DA is investigating. However, under their policy, the results of the investigation may never be known.
City fathers also had problems with the Orange County DA's ill-conceived Sex Offender statute. After it failed to pass the smell test with the courts, various cities -including Tustin- quickly moved to repeal their ordinances that were mostly fashioned after the county's. To date, nothing has taken it's place. Oh, don't worry. The state has laws the police can continue to enforce that will protect your children….and probably better than anything our used-car-salesman DA could come up with.
Our new Chief of Police, Charlie Cellano, may think he stepped into it. Fortunately, he is a veteran of the Tustin PD and (presumably) knew what he was getting into when he took over from Scott Jordan. The new chief was sworn in in February. You may not have noticed because, as he revealed to me in an interview, he has a rather unique style of management that encourages officers to work with residents. His "Coffee with a Cop" program has officers meeting and greeting at local coffee shops in an effort to make them look more approachable. Now, if we could just get the city council from showing up and trying to steal the show.
Police did make the city safer for us all when, sometime in October, they contained a rampaging Emu that had escaped it's pen in Old Town Tustin. The police report claimed their was no threat or danger to public safety but, you know how those Emus are when they get riled. Rumor had it some officers were later asking for beak-proof vests but that hasn't been substantiated.
And, of course, those of you who are into fantasy baseball, the new year continues to hold hope for the Angels moving to Tustin. Earlier in the year, team owner Arte Moreno broke off talks with Anaheim about renewal of their stadium lease. Moreno then made a big show of holding talks with other cities, including Tustin. The city council finally revealed they were in discussion with the owner about the move. Their attempt to laugh it off has been squelched by the continued Closed Session discussions with Moreno's front corporation, Pacific Coast Investors.
I wouldn't hold my breath. Moreno could be trying to put pressure on Anaheim. He has also spoken with Irvine, a more likely relocation of the team. If he is serious about making a move, he will most certainly demand a new tax-payer paid stadium out of the deal. That would put pressure on a city known better for its hometown neighborhoods than its entertainment prowess.
Old Town Tustin has also received renewed attention by the city. Normally, given the Community Develpment Department's previous hatred of the area, I would tell you to be afraid, be very afraid. But, it seems our CDD Director, Elizabeth Binsack, has changed her stripes and is now looking to revitalize the area. A series of city sponsored outreach meetings have sparked interest by the residents and businesses of Old Town.
The ambitious plan includes making it easier to build on residential lots by changing the status of "granny flats" and apartments. As well, the city commissioned a study and a series of community meetings to engender support for an Old Town revitalization effort. The city has held two such meetings over the year and plans to hold at least one more.
Of course, part of this effort is due to cost. The effort is likely to cost the city a bundle of money, should proposals be realized. And, the likely increase in tax base from the sales will not dissuade Binsack from seeking further underwriting either through taxes or bond issues. Good luck with that.
So, although we had a few stumbles as we draw our city out of the depths of recession, things are looking brighter as we look ahead. It's hard to believe our town now numbers over 78,000 residents. That's an increase of 20,000 since I moved here in 1995. And we aren't done yet. Since city manager Jeff Parker took back the reins of master developer of the Tustin Legacy, develpment of new tracts, homes and apartment buildings has taken off. Next year shows no signs of abatement.
While we're at it, we'll give kudos to Jeff Parker for his overall management of the city. While we can be (and are) harsh critics of individual issues that may come up, Parker and this city council led by Al Murray, have done a pretty good job of keeping the city on track through some pretty scary times. Let's hope they keep it up.
And whichever way they go, we'll be there putting their feet to the fire. Happy New Year.
On The Planning Commission Agenda – September 9, 2014
It's party time in Tustin. At least, the Tustin Planning Commission will be making a determination for another community facility in the Tustin Marketplace tonight during a public hearing.
Edwards Theaters recently vacated the building on the Tustin side of the Marketplace. The area, according to the staff report, is 23,000 square feet. The city decided we need a building in the area and has negotiated an agreement with the Irvine Company that will allow the building to be used for anything from staff meetings to quinceneras.
The agreement would also allow further development of the remaining area as well as eliminate fees the Irvine Company has chaged in the past for two other retail centers in the area.
We're not sure whether the city actually needs another community center (to be called the "City of Tustin Community Center at the Marketplace". We haven't heard anyone from the east side of town complaining about a lack of facilities and, quite frankly, the city shouldn't be in the business of creating and maintaining rental space.
That said, the amendment to the agreement does appear to make it easier for other retail areas to be developed. Fees charged are consistent with other facililties the city operates and the city will be given use of the the facility for community events without cost.
The only other item on the agenda is a second Public Hearing for a zone change and Conditional Use Permit. The parcel in question is the small respite park located on El Caminor Real south of Main Street. The parcel is owned by the citty and the front third of it has been used as a small park since 2007.
This park is a gem of Old Town and the only ones who should have any complaint, if any, would be the property owners on either side. One question that should be asked is, what will the city use the remaining 100 feet of land behind the park for? It seems odd the city wouldn't find a use for it. We can think of at least one – a community garden that locals could grow vegetables in. Such use would be consistent with the respite park.
So, another exciting week in the City of Tustin. With the approval of the first public hearing, the city should have its hands full planning events for the new community center. It should be interesting to see what kind of events will find their way there.
Yes, There's a Meeting
The Planning Commission will have a pretty short meeting Tuesday, with only one item on the calendar. That, of course, is barring any lengthy comments from the public. There is also an ominous "presentation" by Elizabeth Binsack at the end of the evening regarding an unnamed subject.
The sole item of interest is on the Consent Calendar and, unless someone pulls it for discussion, it will pass along with the approval of the previous meeting's minutes. The item, a request for a Use Determination and Conditional Use Permit, would allow Golubitsky Fencing Center to establish a training facility in a light industrial business park on Edniger Avenue near Redhill.
I'm not sure why it needed a sales pitch but, the description of the facility discusses Golubitsky's involvement with fencing and his awards which includes a silver medal at the Olympics. In any case, it's a great addition to the recreational venues available to Tustinites and the location is appropriate.
That's probably a good thing because they have been operating out of this facility for awhile now and the city apparently just caught up with them. The location requires a CUP because "fencing" doesn't appear in the city codes as an allowable activity (how short sighted). In any case, the city seems to like the idea hence the placement on the Consent Calendar.
Hot on the heels of the recent opening of the new El Camino Cafe in the Del Rio Building in Old Town Tustin, the city has finally released the draft Commercial Design Guidelines for the Cultural Resources District. If you are a glutton for punishment, the 194 page document can be found here. Remember, I warned you.
According to the introductory letter, the guidelines will be used for property preservation and development within the overlay district. It will also:
…provide enhancement or appendix for other city codes for features such as:
- Business identification signs to help preserve and enhance the character of Old Town Tustin.
- Tips for energy efficiency to promote sustainability in your project or property.
- Ideas for landscaping on private property and the public right of way, and suggestions for improving the overall street environments.
- Photos and graphics that help explain improvements that can be made to properties.
- Resources and websitelinks to make it easier to find additional information.
Overall, having a comprehensive set of guidelines is important, particuarly to Old Town residents and businesses. Historically, however, city staff has taken a heavy hand toward anything that doesn't meet their own personal standard of how the area should look. In addition, the city has a history of showing favoritism to certain residents and businesses. These folks have either been influential because of their standing in the community (not necessarily a bad thing) or their political contributions (a bad, bad thing).
Evidence the fact of the city's real intent is in the draft guidelines. At one point in the introduction, the dissertation reads:
The Guidelines are intended to serve as a "yardstick" against which proposed projects may be measured. The Guidelines are not intended to be strict development standards as are found in the Zoning Ordinance. It is recognized that not all design principles or criteria may be workable or appropriate for each project, but all applicable projects are encouraged to follow the Guidelines to the greatest extent possible. Therefore, they may be interpreted by the City with some flexibility when applied to specific projects.
This, of course, gives the city an out in regard to how forcefully they will enforce the guidelines against individual businesses. In other words, if you are in, you are in – if you are out, you can kiss your project goodbye.
And, the issue comes to the forefront in regard to "new infill development". Albeit, there are few lots in the business district in Old Town that are vacant, we do have some. A recent example is the Del Rio building that was built on the old Riteway Dry Cleaners. That lot had a business and an apartment on the rear of the lot. When the new owners wanted to develop the lot, they asked for a business on the first floor with a residence on the second floor (presumably owner-occupied). The city nixed the plan, saing that further contaminant testing would be required than was already accomplished. It should be interesting to see if they require the same depth of testing for the proposed restaurant and living quarters being built on the old auto parts store lot next to Mrs. B's.
So, will the public or local business owners chime in on the draft plans? They should as this document will (or shold) be used to regulate future business and building in Old Town Tustin. This is probably the most important step toward reahbilitation of the area that should be as viable as the historic downtowns of Fullerton and Orange. And, it's all in the hands of a (so-called) trusted few.


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