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This is an alphabetized list of some of the projects that use Protégé. If you want to add yours, we suggest that you use the following template ProjectThatUseProtegeTemplate (the explanations on how to use this template are included). (3N1)
In a project that has developed business patterns to support BP design, we are now formalizing enterprise and management concepts to support enterprise design (5J6)
Transformation of geospatial information given in texts into map representations. (5CC)
AKT is a multimillion pound project between 5 top UK universities (Southampton U., Open U., Sheffield U., Aberdeen U., and Edinburgh U.). The project investigates a wide range of issues related to the life cycle of knowledge managements. (5I1)
Uses Protégé to prototype a repository for the product design of investment advice in wealth management. It is a research project at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland (4W0)
This work investigates the use of ontologies in the data analysis step of the KDD process. Our objective is to support the data preparation phase adding a semantic level to the data in order to select the most important features to the target problem. More specifically, this project applies an on-line analytical process to explore ontologies and makes a semantic mapping between the multi-dimensional ontology representation and the tabular format used in the OLAP tools. This tabular format can be translated to specific formats used by different data mining workbenches or can be exported as an XML file or imported back to refine the ontology model. (5G2)
A common background underlying database and ontology research is well known. Although ontologists and data modellers have been working together to bridge both areas, for example, in topics like conceptual modelling, database integration and metadata representation, less has been discussed about online analysis and multi-dimension mapping among ontologies and databases. Our approach explores this gap and applies Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) to the ontology analysis in order to refine the ontology model and improve the data and domain understanding. The Ontology On-line Analytical Preprocessing (OOLAP) enables detailed and human driven analysis of the domain. (5G3)
Creating episode guides, cross references, translated titles, collectables, people, and events database. The Japanese series UruseiYatsura will be the test series. It is our hope that our ontology will be useful to anyone who wants to catalog any fictional series. (4M8)
One portion of the World Engineering Anthropometry Resource (WEAR) project is to develop an ontology of anthropometric landmarks. This effort is currently in progress and Protege is invaluable to this work. (5L6)
Exploring the use of Protege for documenting and developing work on modelling archaeological Information using the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM) (5CY)
Using Ontologies in the humanities to combine historical repositories for researcher investigation. This is focused upon London social history and using ontologies as a common medium to interlink information in existing repositories. (5HO)
- BachelorKnowlegde - everything a bachelor of art in economics should know. (4UI)
This project aims to design a distributed architecture of brokers deployed on the internet in order to federate bioinformatics resources (databases for example) and to propose those services as a unique interface to several profiles of users (researchers, doctors, ...). (5HH)
- CardioSHARE: Cardiovascular Semantic Health and Research Environment - (iCAPTURE Centre, University of British Columbia) (3NA)
We have used Protege to develop an ontology for internet business models. We work with companies in Africa primarily to help them become more competitive in the international markets utilizing the internet. We came up with the idea to develop an ontology of the different internet business models. The application will guide a business in choosing the appropiate business model. (5HJ)
- Catalysoft - Ontology Teaching (4WP)
An Ontolog project in formalizing representation of the UN/CEFACT ebXML Core Component Types. The goal of this project is to provide that the ontological basis to help influence the adoption of ontologies and ontological engineering methodologies in eBusiness standards. (5F7)
A data structure/Ontology for experimental results of cell biology, specifically the expression and perturbation. (4HC)
The CNOSSO Project is partially funded by MIUR – Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universitŕ e della Ricerca – Italy. Among the project's objectives is the re-usability of the knowledge concerning Cultural Heritage. To this end, whithin the project, we combine the different points of view through which dissimilar users observe the same cultural assets, attempting to safeguard their "knowledge customization" needs. This aim is pursued through the construction of a CIDOC CRM-based CORE ontology on which several and independent Domain ontologies are based (i.e. Domain ontology import the Core Ontology). Ontologies are produced by means of Protege. (5L8)
We aim to realize computer services that are delivered to people in an implicit, indirect, and unobtrusive way. This will free people to interact with people and reposition machines to be in the background and - like electronic butlers - attempting to anticipate and serve people's needs. (5H8)
Primarily interested in OWL development using Protege through Protege-OWL and several of its common plugins (such as OWLViz etc). (4X8)
The COBrA-CT project will develop a client/server-based model for ontology curation using the OGSA-DAI Grid middleware. (5HU)
The system will allow remote users to create and submit annotated changes to ontologies and also to participate in the review process. The system will also support the curator by providing the appropriate management tools and visualisations. A key element of our solution is to re-engineer the COBrA ontology editor and mapping tool as a Protege plug-in. This tool will communicate with an ontology management server. COBrA was originally developed by the XSPAN project (http://www.xspan.org). (5HV)
COBrA-CT will specifically address bio-ontologies: the Open Biological Ontologies (OBO) and the Gene Ontology (GO). (5HW)
A joint SMI / CIM3 project to develop and host an open Collaborative Ontology Development Service and Ontology Repository for the ontology community at large. (5FB)
- Cognitive Assistant that Learns by Observing - We use Protege for the validation of our OWL ontology. (CALO)
Distributed, loosely-controlled, and evolving ontologies pose an interesting challenge to groupware technology. Available tools do not promote collaboration, discussion, and exchange of ideas, all of which are critical components of any ontology development process in a geographically distributed community. Although it is possible for several users to edit the same file, discussion amongst domain experts is not promoted by the interaction nor the interactivity between information and informants. Groupware technology should support, in a more sophisticated way, those processes in which different domain experts have to interact via electronic means. It is necessary to provide cognitive support for the ontology development process in loosely centralized environments. Conceptual maps should play a more central role in the ontology development process, not only during knowledge elicitation but also promoting interaction and access to the information. We are developing an extension of Protege that aims to provide an environment for ontology development within distributed, loosely-controlled, and evolving environments. (5L2)
- COLLATE - Collaboratory for Annotation, Indexing and Retrieval of Digitized Historical Archive Material (5T2)
Common Rights is a proposed system for regulating intellectual property that replaces the copy-based model of copyright with a rights-based model. (674)
The project will develop the world's first theoretical framework and original computational models of biologically plausible artificial neural networks that simulate neural activity of certain brain areas in relation to internal networks of genes. We call these models "computational neurogenetic models". They may lead to the discovery of yet unknown dynamic relationships between genes and states of the brain. Models will integrate relevant gene and brain data and knowledge to model certain dynamic aspects of brain functioning, especially in genetically-related diseases such as epilepsy and schizophrenia, under different conditions, for instance with the presence of drugs, and to allow qualified prognosis. Models will be validated on real data. So far such a scientific endeavour has not been attempted. The results and knowledge will be made publicly available through an online Gene-Brain-Disease Ontology database and scientific publications. An extension of computational neurogenetic framework for modelling other complex biological processes will also be investigated. The research will help the software industry to develop more sophisticated intelligent information systems for applications in medicine and healthcare. The computational neurogenetic framework will make a significant contribution to the areas of computer and information sciences, neuroinformatics, and bioinformatics, and will have a high international impact. (5EB)
- Content Object Model Management Tool (CMT) (5TD)
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has implemented Protege to manage an RDL/OWL description of our new media content objects, for publishing to our Web sites, interactive TV, mobile platforms, etc. We have created an OWL ontology describing our metamodel, and we use Protege (with a few custom plugins) to create object schemas and interaction designs for editing these object types in our content management systems. We will be speaking about this project at XTech Europe 2006 in Amsterdam in May. (5TE)
Coalition Secure Management and Operations System will provide a capability for multiple disparate Command and Control applications to share vital battlefield information within a coalition enviornment. With a smarter exchange of information to the right systems at the right time we hope to reduce confusion on the battlefield thus reducing "Friendly Fire" incidents. In order to accomplish this we would like to make use of the Protege product in order to model ontologies that would allow a more productive use of the information exchange. (5KD)
The Finnish Chapter of http://www.dama.org develops an ontology in data management domain. We have passed the basic studying phase of OWL and Protege and the year 2006 should see the first version, defined in Finnish language. Later, we will try to modify it into a multilingual version, adding Swedish and English. (5L4)
- Data Chronicles (5T0)
We are using OWL to document the conceptual metadata underlying a range of social science datasets (including survey data and administrative statistics). The goal is not to impose a single 'correct' conceptual framework but to document the multiple different sets of conceptual assumptions which different data-holders bring to a given area. Our pilot project focuses on drugs, using sources ranging from Department of Health mortality and morbidity data to the annual Mixmag clubbers' drug use survey. (5T1)
Design-a-Trial is a complex decision support system that helps medical researchers plan a randomised controlled trial (RCT) and authors a trial protocol. The system incorporates an ontology of RCTs developed using Protege and is based on prior work by the Stanford Protege team. (5L0)
The Project is unfunded Collaborative Research led by Dr. Mícheál Mac an Airchinnigh, School of Computer Science and Statistics at the University of Dublin, Trinity College, Dublin 2. The use of Protege-OWL began in January 2005. (5TK)
Since the DrDC game lives in a digital world on the WWW it is natural that all relevant matters concerning computability should be addressed. For the past year we have been focusing on the transcription or recording of games. We have assumed that the played game will be available to anyone on the WWW in a form that will enable them to replay it in order to learn how such a game is played or to gain further experience, much as one might do to learn or improve in the playing of chess. But we need to do more for computability. In order that search engines (such as Google) can make "cultural" connections independently of human intervention our DrDC games must conform to the Semantic Web Ontology Language: OWL. For practical research purposes we are using a free ontology editor: Protege and the Protege-OWL plug-in, available from Stanford University. (5TL)
OWL-DL: For the DrDC Ontology we deliberately restrict ourselves to that OWL based on Description Logics (DL), the latter being "a family of knowledge representation (KR) formalisms that represent the knowledge of an application domain (the "world") by first defining the relevant concepts of the domain (its terminology), and then using these concepts to specify properties of objects and individuals occurring in the domain (the world description)." (Baader et al. 2003, 43). (5TM)
- EB-GIS4HEALTH UK – foundation evidence base and ontology-based framework of modular, reusable models for UK/NHS health and healthcare GIS applications. (3NL)
- Effects Based Operations (EBO) Course of Action (COA) (5TF)
The project aims to develop a template-based approach for building effects-based operations (EBO) models to enable course-of-action (COA) planning at the strategy level. The EBO models are Bayesian network probabilistic models that represent the causal relationships between the actions, the effects (observed and unobserved, desired and undesired), and the goals (objectives). The main results of our research are: (1) a vocabulary for representing EBO templates and probabilistic causal mechanisms in the ontology language, OWL, and (2) an algorithm for transforming an EBO template in OWL to a Bayesian Network. Our template-based approach enables model sharing and reuse to enhance the efficiency and increase the speed of computing the EBO COAs to meet the increasing demands on shorter, higher tempo battlefield planning and execution timelines in today's asymmetric warfare. (5TG)
The project research is implemented in a tool called EBO Modeling (EM) Toolkit that takes EBO templates as input and produces effects-based Bayesian network models as output. Users can develop the templates in the Protege ontology editor using a graphical user interface (GUI) to model the EBO domain concepts as frames (classes) and specify their attributes and relationships. Given an EBO template and ontology, interactive forms in Protege enable users or domain experts to enter valid template instances. The EBO Modeling Toolkit processes the instantiated EBO template and the domain ontology to automatically compute the Bayesian network model and opens the model for editing and querying using the open source software suite, Bayesian Network tools in Java (BNJ). User can edit the model in BNJ and assert evidence to perform probabilistic inference in support of course of action (COA) development. The EM Toolkit computes the Bayesian network model in the XMLBIF format and has the capability to convert into BIF and Hugin NET formats. The templates and instances can be loaded and saved in various formats, including XML, OWL, and RDF (Resource Description Framework). (5TH)
Contact: POC Dr. Yoursri El Fattah (email: yelfattah at rwsc dot com) (phone: 805.373.4591) (5TI)
- Enterprise Architecture Planning using Ontologies (5JA)
As part of a 10 year modernization of a large government agency (unidentified), The MITRE Corproation is developing a 10 year roadmap for information technology projects. It was necessary to catalogue and characterize over 200 projects currently underway or planned, how they interrelate, and how they were sequenced. The Protege system was used to catalogue and categorize all the agency's projects and relate them in a long term sequencing plan. The resulting ontology is being used as a program management tool by the Agency to gain an understanding of their current "as-is" architecture and plans and create a roadmap to the "to-be". (5JB)
The European project for Standardized Transparant Representations in order to Extend Legal Accessibility (Estrella, IST-027665) aims to develop and validate an open, standards-based platform allowing public administrations to develop and deploy comprehensive legal knowledge management solutions, without becoming dependent on proprietary products of particular vendors. Estrella will support, in an integrated way, both legal document management and legal knowledge-based systems, to provide a complete solution for improving the quality and efficiency of the determinative processes of public administration requiring the application of complex legislation and other legal sources. Estrella will facilitate a market of interoperable components for legal knowledge-based systems, allowing public administrations and other users to freely choose among competing development environments, inference engines, and other tools. (5CB)


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More than 20 Occupy Cincinnati protesters last night received citations for staying at Piatt Park after its official closing time, a process which included warnings by police and then some peaceful ticketing before police left the occupiers to their business. CityBeat has launched a page dedicated to our ongoing coverage of the protests, including a live feed of #occupycincinnati and #occupycincy hashtags.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announced its endorsements over the weekend, and four incumbents were left thinking, "What the [expletive] did I do?!?" The current councilpersons who the paper decided not to endorse are Republican Wayne Lippert, who was appointed in March, and Republicans Leslie Ghiz and Charlie Winburn, along with Democrat Cecil Thomas.
Ghiz was described as having a penchant for starting arguments that have been "personal, petty and nasty," while Winburn's "unpredictable behavior" was noted along with Thomas' problems fully grasping budget and finance issues.
Several other municipal court judges either declined comment or said they would consider the point Stockdale makes in his letter if it is raised during the hearings.
Attorneys for the protesters said they intend to do just that. They already have asked judges to dismiss the charges on grounds the park board rules violate the free speech rights of the protesters.
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"Whether it's a violation of the First Amendment or an over-reach by the park board, they are clearly relevant questions," said Rob Linneman, an attorney for the protesters.
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If you're one of those people who enjoys relaxing in a public park, maybe eating a sandwich and enjoying the lush greenspace Cincinnati has grown proud of, that's all well and good. (Bring a blanket and some apples; enjoy yourself.) That is, until you get a little sleepy and want to lie down on the ground or a bench — that's illegal now.
The Cincinnati Park Board yesterday approved a no-lying down rule across all of its 5,000 acres of park land, likely in response to ongoing Occupy Cincinnati lawsuits over the legality of closing the park at night. People who lie down in parks are now subject to $150 fines for the misdemeanor offense.
After three nights of arrests, Occupy Cincinnati protesters Sunday night chose to leave Piatt Park at its 10 p.m. closing time and march on the sidewalks around the park. Eleven members were arrested Saturday night for staying on the square after a rally past the 3 a.m. time allowed by its permit. The group is still waiting for a federal judge to rule on whether or not Piatt Park's 10 p.m. closing time is a violation of the First Amendment.
Chicago Police arrested 130 Occupy Chicago protesters over the weekend, and the group plans to picket Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office in response. Protesters described harsh treatment by police, with some spending more than 24 hours in jail. The picketing at City Hall will reportedly include a nurse's union in response to two nurses and a union organizer being arrested while volunteering at Occupy Chicago.
Streetcar proponents have spent considerably more on their campaign than the anti-streetcar people, probably because Issue 48 is so wide-reaching it has brought out people concerned with things way more important than the streetcar such as regional planning, commuter rail and making Cincinnati not look like it totally sucks.
Also being outspent are the SB 5 supporters, who have seen support decline dramatically in recent weeks as people look around their neighborhoods and see a bunch of regular people whose rights would be taken away. And Building a Better Ohio does unethical things like this, which makes people think they are meanies.
Here's a blog about City Council candidate Chris Smitherman arguing against all the legal experts who say Issue 48 will block all rail construction through 2020.
Headline: "Stadium tax rebate favors wealthy." Analysis: "No shit." Owners of the county's most-expensive homes reportedly receive more savings from the property tax rollback than they pay in the sales tax increase that was supposed to pay for the sports stadiums. An Enquirer analysis of last year's property tax payout found that the half-cent sales tax increase amounts to a maximum of $192 annually, while some high-value homeowners received tax rebates of $1,175 or more.
• Million-dollar homes account for less than 1 percent of households, yet they received nearly 5 percent of the total rebates — or one out of every $20 paid out.
• One out of four homeowners - those with a home worth $200,000 or more - got $8.8 million in rebates - more than half the total rollback.
• The median Hamilton County homeowner with a property worth $106,700 is eligible to get a $50.15 rebate under the rollback.
• The 132 Hamilton County homeowners with houses worth $2.5 million or more get at least $1,175 apiece.
• Property owners with homes worth $150,000 or less account for nearly six out of 10 households, but collectively they received less than 23 percent of the benefits.
County commissioners have four days to tell the auditor to go ahead and tax homeowners at the previous rate, but Chris Monzel and Todd Portune are up for reelection this year and won't dare change take it away from the powerful rich people.
[Correction: Monzel is not up for reelection.]
Said former commissioner David Pepper:"At its core, the property tax rollback creates a reverse-Robin Hood scheme, where middle-class homeowners and renters are not only the ones paying for the stadium, but also footing the bill for a tax break for high-value property owners. Those high-end property owners are not paying for the stadium at all."
Occupy Cincinnati protesters lined up for more citations last night at Piatt Park, with more than 20 occupiers receiving tickets while more protesters stood outside the park, protesting in un-ticketable fashion. There are now about 15 tents in the park.
Authorities in Boston arrested approximately 100 Occupy Boston protesters around 1 a.m. this morning after warning protesters to return to their original little encampment. Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says he sympathizes with the protesters but that they'll have to find ways to occupy that aren't considered civil disobedience.


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Published: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 1:03 p.m.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A group with strong ties to business interests is urging Florida lawmakers to turn three new prisons over to private operators who will provide substance abuse and mental health treatment.
The proposal Tuesday by the Florida Smart Justice Alliance drew opposition from public employee unions representing guards and other prison workers. They questioned the safety of private prisons and claimed cost savings.
The debate took place in front the Senate Criminal Justice Committee, which took no immediate action.
The Smart Justice proposal calls for diverting nonviolent felons to prisons the state has built but never used because Florida's crime rate has fallen in recent years.
The group contends providing these inmates with treatment before they are released would help prevent them from committing new crimes and returning to prison.
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You've gotten more erudite suggestions than I could give, but I was thinking going to the 19" front hoop might improve stability as well. Change the steering geometry.FWIW, my C5 has had no problems. I am routinely up to 70, and have gone higher. I can MAKE it oscillate, but it doesn't do it of it's own accord. Got to be something off in the setup. Good luck!
hmmmm....2-3 I think. It's been awhile since I've experienced it. It self corrects pretty quickly, and I've had it up better than 85mph. It's a twitchy bike, fer sure, but mines not "unstable" like some. Oh...and I just read throught the other thread and saw he has the 19" already (told ya I didn't know much...)
Never been on a Duc....sounds like handful!
LOL!! Too much bike for me. I like riding slow bikes fast, but riding fast bikes fast sounds like a good way for me to get in trouble.
Another Rocker with a C-5?, Thanks man. Have you tried the ton on yours?
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The arrival of Apple's latest and greatest, the iPhone 5, brings about two dilemmas: First, how to cope with that infamously underperforming Maps app, and second, which carrier to choose.
AT&T has a reputation for having a hole or two in its coverage net. Additionally, the carrier is not allowing FaceTime calls over cellular unless customers sign up for a shared data plan (which has all of your AT&T devices pulling from the same allotment of data), making a switch to Verizon or Sprint tempting.
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However, sticking with AT&T does have its advantages. Perhaps you're grandfathered in for an unlimited data plan from the early iPhone days, or maybe you just want to use data and voice at the same time - an exclusive feature of AT&T's GSM network.
Well, AT&T customers, should you stay or should you go now?
How does AT&T do?
The good news is that AT&T's LTE is as fast as advertised, and achieves true 4G speeds. Downloads on an iPhone 5 were blazingly fast, when compared head to head with an iPhone 4S in midtown Manhattan.
It was advertised that LTE would be faster than WiFi in some cases. In our tests, this was only partially true. Granted, the average download speed of 10Mbps of the iPhone 5 on LTE was much faster than the 6Mbps produced on the iPhone 4S on HSPA+, but the former was still crushed by a personal WiFi network with 20Mbps download bandwidth.
Uploads were a different story. Again, the iPhone 5's 6 Mbps easily bested the iPhone 4S's paltry 1Mbps. As for a home network, it too could only do a little over 1Mbps uploads.
Talk and surf, simultaneously
Many have stated that AT&T's LTE speeds lag behind Verizon's, despite the smaller coverage footprint (though not by some super significant degree). While such claims are largely anecdotal at this point, and results will vary block by block in almost any circumstance, one can't ignore the advantage that AT&T has long enjoyed over both Verizon and Sprint: the ability to talk and surf the web at the same time.
It's a feature that AT&T is justifiably proud off, and remains a serious source of frustration for the other side. After all, there are more than a few Android handsets on Verizon and Sprint that can allow both functions simultaneously. For many, it's the sole reason stay with AT&T.
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When it comes to paying for such coverage, AT&T users have reason to be upset and confused.
Individual plans start at $39.99 a month for 450 daytime minutes, plus 5000 nights and weekend minutes. On the opposite end of the spectrum is an unlimited plan that has all the daytime, nighttime and weekend talk time that you could want for $69.99. Add $20.00 for unlimited texts.
When it comes to individual data plans, $20.00 will get you a paltry 300MB, with each additional 300MBs worth of data at the same rate. Most new customers will likely gravitate towards the $30.00 a month rate for 3GB, with an additional $10 per GB. Next you have 5GB plus a Mobile Hotspot option for $50.00, which also charges $10 per each additional GB consumed.
But remember, FaceTime over cellular is only available if you sign up for a Mobile Share plan. The baseline package is $85.00, which includes unlimited voice and messaging, but only 1GB worth of data. The plan also only covers just a single line; each additional (up to 10) is $45 a month per iPhone or $10 per iPad.
There's also a $110 per month plan that serves 4GB worth of shared data, with additional lines costing $40, and a $125 per month plan, with additional lines costing $35.00. Not exactly a bargain on any account.
The iPhone 5 experience on AT&T is by no means perfect. At the very least, it beats the 4S or any previous iPhone. 4G LTE speeds deliver as advertised.
Still, many longtime AT&T users eager for a change might be tempted by Verizon, particularly the offer of FaceTime sans WiFi and shared data plan, and a much larger LTE footprint. Sprint is a contender as well, and provides much easier to swallow plans, though its coverage is not nearly as wide as the other guys.
As is, it's hard to recommend that AT&T users to stay put, but its one ace in the hole - the ability to maintain a voice call and surf the Internet at the same time - can't be dismissed. Even those with the greatest incentive to leave, i.e. the desire to conduct FaceTime over cellular without being forced into a shared plan, may still want to stay.
Be sure to read TechRadar's complete review of the iPhone 5.


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Religion | Theistic evolutionists should accept, with centurion-like faith, that the sovereign Creator spoke the universe into being by the power of His Word, and His Word alone
Into the continuing discussion of the earth's origins in general and theistic evolution in particular comes John Hultink, a native of the Netherlands who has lived most of his life in St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada.
A WORLD subscriber and backer since its first issue, John is a real estate developer, book distributor, and publisher of books and newspapers. He has a keen interest in Christian education, philosophy, theology, and the application of biblical truth to all of life.
John graciously has allowed WORLD to publish his thoughts on how creation bears testimony against theistic evolution. —Joel Belz
"… just say the word, and my servant will be healed" (Luke 7:7).
Jesus is not given to exaggeration. Yet what He said about the Roman centurion recorded in Matthew (8:5-13) and Luke (7:1-10) appears to lean in that direction. Jesus said this centurion had faith that was greater than the faith of anyone in Israel. This claim would entail that the faith of this non-Israelite was greater than the faith of Peter, James, John, and the believing members of the synagogue. Such faith would bring this man into the company of Old Testament believers like Job and Abraham. Yet this centurion did not know Jesus personally. He was not even an Israelite. He did not consider himself worthy even to ask Jesus to come into his house. So what made his faith so remarkable?
This man, this Gentile believer no less, had faith that was so exceptional that both Matthew and Luke recorded that Jesus marveled at this faith. Yes, marveled. That is, Jesus expressed admiration. To the crowd Jesus said, "I tell you, not even in Israel have I found such faith." Jesus met tens of thousands of people during His ministry but seldom did He have occasion to marvel at someone's faith.
What was so exceptional in this instance? What was there about this man's faith for Jesus to marvel at? A great deal! And Jesus uses this incident to teach His disciples, Israel, and us an important lesson. Even today, 2,000 years after the event, Jesus uses his encounter with the Roman centurion to drive home the lesson of what it means when Scripture emphasizes that He, Jesus Christ, is "the Word." In an age where the knowledge derived from the field of science has been elevated to idolatrous heights, we have lost awareness and sensitivity to the unique nature and power of "the Word."
The centurion in this account employed an analogy to make his point comprehensible to his listeners. He drew a comparison between himself and Jesus with respect to authority, saying to Jesus, "For I too am a man set under authority, with soldiers under me: and I say to one, 'Go,' and he goes; and to another, 'Come,' and he comes; and to my servant, 'Do this,' and he does it."
This centurion believed that Jesus also is a Man who exercises authority, authority infinitely greater than his own. He believed Jesus has the awesome authority to command all aspects of creation. All Jesus needs to do to exercise this authority according to the centurion is to say the Word, and his servant would be healed. No questions, no calculations, no doubts. What a tremendous faith. As children place their trust in their father and mother, so this Gentile believer placed absolute trust in Jesus. Just say the Word, Lord, and sickness, disease, and death will flee at your command, he fervently believed. All Jesus has to do is speak the command. This Roman centurion would have had no difficulty believing the biblical record that Jesus spoke the creation into being by the power of His Word.
Yes, the centurion believed that Jesus' authority is that great: Just say the Word, Lord, and my servant will be healed. And that, said Jesus, is an expression of faith that should fill the hearts of all believers: But I have not found faith like that anywhere, no, not even in all Israel among the hundreds of thousands of descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Mark 6:6).
In the depth and breadth of his faith, this centurion acknowledged Jesus as Creator and Lord over all creation. God enabled this man to understand the "servant character" of creation. He acknowledged that Jesus is creation's Lord and has the power to command the entire creation to do His will. Even as the centurion's underlings obeyed when he said, "Come" and "Go," so also creation instantly obeys the command of its Sovereign and Lord. No questions asked, not a moment's hesitation, no back talk: Just say the Word, Lord. Just say the Word, and your will is accomplished.
That, said Jesus, is faith upon which His kingdom is built. If Christian professors and students at universities and seminaries around the globe would believe Scripture with the same unquestioning faith, if they would lead lives of uncompromising trust and faith and view the origin and unfolding of creation with the unshakable conviction that God in Jesus Christ is absolute Sovereign over creation, well, then, the pulpits would reverberate with the Word of power and the people of God would rejoice till the rafters shook. Even unbelievers would marvel at such faith.
God indeed commands His creation as His servant. The servant character of creation is foundational to the Christian's faith—even as the centurion believed. Just think what that means for our understanding of the creation account in Genesis. The same Jesus who commanded the centurion's servant to be healed was present as God "in the beginning." And in the beginning He commanded the creation into existence exactly as described in the various books of the Bible. That is, by the power of Christ's "Let there be." A description that must be accepted in faith because the act of creation surpasses our understanding. No one can search out the mechanics of the nature and power of Christ's spoken Word. Why? Because the "mechanism" of creation is the Word. The power that brought the creation into being on command is the same power that "gone out" of Jesus and gave life to the touch of the woman with the debilitating issue of blood (Matthew 9:18-22; Mark 5:21-34). The power that transformed nothing into a universe of millions of objects constructed out of an array of atoms and elements is the same power that commanded the stinking corpse of Lazarus to rise and walk out of the grave: a re-created Lazarus identical in appearance to the predeceased Lazarus and with the complete memory of a lifetime restored (John 11:38-44).
The spoken Word in action. To repeat: No one can search out the mechanics of the originating, creating activity of the spoken Word. There is no possibility of reverse engineering here. The finished creation, which is a manifestation of the Word objectified, is the proper object of human inquiry—the act of creation is not. The Word, after it comes to visible expression as creation, is man's proper field of study, not the creative activity of the Word itself. And once we try to understand the finished creation, that is, try to understand what is referred to in some circles as the "creation order," we should do so with the acknowledgement that this order of creation came into being solely through the creation acts of God. And God sovereignly determines the order of His creation acts. Once again, the creation acts of God cannot be subjected to human analysis. To attempt to do so would be to attempt to subject God to our finitude. Here caution must be exercised, for that is blasphemy.
Genesis 1 is God's revelation of His almighty creation acts: "Let there be." "Let there be." "Let there be." Genesis 1 as the revealed record of God's creation acts is not ours to analyze any more than we can analyze the resurrection of Lazarus. What physician of sound mind would do a post-resurrection examination on Lazarus to determine what brought him back to life and how? So also with the 10 "Let there be" commands of Genesis 1.
Christians who stumble over the powerful and magisterial "Let there be" of Genesis 1 will stumble again when they meet Christ in the New Testament. In the New Testament they hear Christ commanding, "Let there be," again and again. This time, if they persist in their unbelief, they will not rise again. The New Testament will become a snare to them, a how-to book of morals and personal conduct, a book of health and wealth. The sovereignty of God and the creative, unfolding, upholding power of Jesus' "Let there be" will remain a mystery. The New Testament will then be a closed book that cannot possibly end in a mighty, universal resurrection when all the inhabitants of the earth respond to Christ's command: "Lazarus, come forth."
Contemporary Christians under the blinding deception of the pretended autonomy of science have fallen into the destructive habit of reading Scripture as a collection of metaphors. We no longer know how to take God's Word seriously. We have lost sight of the power of the Word. We have in important instances needlessly metaphorized the Word. We have lost sight of who Jesus is and who Adam could have been. We read in Job 9:8 that God "treads on the waves of the sea," and we are inclined to say, "Oh, that is merely Scripture's way of poetically portraying God's power. We are not meant to take the poetic genre literally. God never actually deigns to walk on the waves of the sea, not literally. Does He?"
Scripture tells another story. At the height of a storm Jesus' disciples, seasoned fishermen, feared they would perish in a raging sea. But Jesus rebuked the winds and the sea and commanded a great calm (Matthew 8:23-27; Mark 4:35-41; Luke 8:22-25). That is, the wind and the sea listened and obeyed their Master. They would have obeyed a faithful first Adam as well. On another occasion (Matthew 14:22-33, Mark 6:45-52; John 6:16-21), when the disciples were in their boat in the middle of a storm, Jesus, who had gone into the mountains to talk with His Father, approached them walking on the sea. If Peter had exercised faith in measure to the centurion's, he also would have been able to walk on the sea. It was his unbelief that sank him, not his lack of authority over the creation.
Metaphors apply to humans but seldom to God, other than to help make God's acts in history comprehensible. Metaphors often engage in overstatement, but it is not possible to overstate God's abilities. God's power over His creation is awesome. Job spoke prophetically when he declared, "God trampled the waves of the sea." When the Son of God clothed Himself with flesh, He did just that. He walked on the waves of the sea for His disciples to see and to remember and to witness to you and to me. Failure to comprehend the servant character of creation skews our understanding of the entire Bible and minimizes our ability to glorify God. There are no metaphors in play here on the boisterous sea. What we see is what Abraham heard, "I am God Almighty" (Genesis 35:11).
Do not fall into Satan's trap of unnecessarily metaphorizing Jesus' Word into a powerless literary device. Scripture may not actually be speaking metaphorically even if we think so. The Word of God is the Person of the Trinity through whom the entire creation was spoken into being. And that Word continues to uphold the creation to this day. Think of "summer and winter and springtime and harvest." Think of the "sun, moon, and stars in their courses above." Christ can credibly declare, if such a declaration were necessary, that the "mechanism" that brought the creation into being is His spoken Word: "Let there be." But that mechanism, that creative Word, is not subject to human analysis. No one can express in scientific terms (or non-scientific) how creation came into being. What is subject to human analysis is the completed structure of creation as it confronts us, not God's act of "creating" itself. For that reason alone the source of life will never be discovered by science (knowledge discovered) because all life originates with God and God alone (John 5:24-29; Genesis 2:7).
And it makes no difference whether Christ, in the act of creation, is creating out of nothing or out of preexisting material. (Material some commentators believe they find in Genesis 1:2.) In the case of the re-creation of Lazarus, Christ was working with maggot-infested, rotting material. It made no difference compared to creation out of nothing in the beginning. The mechanism (or process) that brought Lazarus back to life instantaneously was the creating power of the Word: "Let there be." "Lazarus, come forth."
We, the living, can today experience and witness the creative power of the Word. As a wolf-like creature "evolves" (evolution within the species) into 600 North American species of dog before our eyes, so it is that the creative Word of God continues to unfold before our eyes. Seven billion people today inhabit the earth, people of different nations, colors, physical appearances. Few of these 7 billion people look alike, as one would expect if they were the product of some mindless cookie-cutter process of evolution. What we actually witness in the world around us is the dynamic potential God placed in creation in the beginning coming to actualization before our eyes.
Even as the spoken Word healed the centurion's servant instantly and raised Lazarus from among the dead, in the blinking of an eye, so the Word is revealed to operate in power throughout Scripture again and again and again. And so it operated with power in the beginning. And again when Christ became One of us and lived among us. It is Christ's exercise of this awesome, creative power that reveals the character of God. And for those who have eyes to see, this power of God is still manifested today, for instance, as one kernel of Iowa seed corn is planted in the earth and in a few months time bursts into a cob bearing 800 kernels in 16 rows. Where did that creative power within the seed corn come from?
"Let there be," God said in Christ in the beginning and again 2,000 years ago in the Person of Jesus Christ. Literally. For there is no other way for Christians to understand the creative power of God, even as creation now continues to open itself up to us, but to accept in centurion-like faith that God said, "Let there be." And behold: It was.
God does not owe theistic evolutionists an explanation. Their contention that God is the author of a messy process of evolution birthed by mysterious physic-chemical chance processes resulting in the malfunctioning or malformation of existing perfect genes and driven by a natural selection of whatever it is that is out there to be selected over a period of billions of years borders on blasphemy. God thereby becomes the servant of so-called autonomous processes. It makes God the subordinate author of design by death and failure and chance and time.
Lazarus and the son of the widow from Nain as well as the daughter of Jairus, all resurrected on command, testify against this monstrous falsehood. God is not party to a wretched neo-Darwinian process of evolution. As sovereign Creator, His commanding Word, and His Word alone, is the mechanism that brought the universe into being. The entire creation bears testimony against theistic evolutionism, against an evolving that is no more than a parasite that feeds on God's creation.
For God, even to this day, continues to speak to us clearly through His Word and deeds. Behold the riveting beauty of creation each year anew as God's nature bursts into spring, as eggs hatch and the newly born eagle spreads its majestic wings. Life, a burst of growth and exotic color everywhere. My God, how great thou art! Behold and tremble in awe all you peoples of the earth, for God did a wonder-filled thing when He spoke a pregnant (after their kind) creation into being.
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|Amendment 66 facts presented to school board
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
An overview of Amendment 66 on the Nov. 5 Colorado ballot was presented by Superintendent Bret Miles at the Sept. 3 meeting of the Holyoke Board of Education.
The citizen initiative is a funding mechanism for the school finance act.
Amendment 66 represents a tiered Colorado income tax increase, with funding to impact Preschool-Grade 12 education.
The proposed increase will raise the income tax from 4.63 percent to 5 percent for income under $75,000, and raise it from 5 percent to 5.9 percent on income over $75,000.
If this new income tax rate is passed, it is estimated to raise $950 million statewide. Miles said it will bring approximately $1.185 million to the Holyoke School District, which more than restores the negative factor, which currently stands at about $750,000.
The negative factor is the gap between what the Amendment 23 formula requires and what is actually received by school districts.
Amendment 23 was a Colorado constitutional change passed in 2000, requiring K-12 funding to increase by inflation plus 1 percent from 2001-2011 and by inflation after that. Unfortunately, because of the economic downturn and Colorado's resulting budget crisis, Amendment 23 was not fully implemented through 2011.
Miles said many other schools' funding will turn out right at their negative factor. He said it's now down to four school districts that won't make up the negative factor. In this area, Briggsdale and Kit Carson are two of those districts.
The reason for those districts not making up the negative factor is because of the dramatic shift in the finance formula to at-risk and English language learners, said Miles.
For Holyoke, Amendment 66 will provide full-day kindergarten funding, more preschool slots and will include about $330,000 in special education funding.
Miles cited two websites, one promoting the passage of Amendment 66 and the other opposed to the measure. The "for" website is coloradocommits.com, and the website "against" Amendment 66 is coforrealedreform.com.
The Holyoke board feels people need to study the amendment, understand the impact on the school and look at the impact on their personal income to make an informed decision that suits them best.
Policies reviewed
Sixty-nine policies were reviewed by the board at last week's meeting, with 53 of those including only minor changes that didn't impact any practice in the district. Those revisions involved a new reference or minor language change.
Miles recommended that the board take the Colorado Association of School Boards' changes on nine policies, but asked the board to take a closer look at them.
These nine policies include public conduct on district property, staff conduct, school board member conduct, board member code of ethics, board member conflict of interest, board compensation expenses, code of conduct, weapons in schools and extracurricular activity eligibility.
The board looked at four new policies and will take the CASB recommendation. These policies include resignation of instructional/administrative staff, discipline and suspension dismissal, electronic participation in board meetings and early literacy and reading comprehension.
Three policies will not be adopted as they don't fit this district. They include recruitment of superintendent, intra-district choice and preschool council.
The reviewed policies will be on the Sept. 17 meeting agenda for first reading.
Foundation project ideas shared
Board members talked about potential project recommendations for the Re-1J Foundation to consider.
A joint meeting of the school board and Foundation board has been set for Sept. 17 when they will discuss new projects that the Foundation could support. Board members were encouraged to have ideas for the joint meeting.
The Foundation has three funds: wellness, academic and technology.
In recent years, the Foundation has supported two Promethean board projects, the track project and a remodel of the HS chemistry lab.
Other business
In other business at the Sept. 3 meeting, the Re-1J board:
—passed a resolution to cancel the school board election as there are only three candidates for three open positions.
—approved a new assignment for Helen Miller as part-time transportation assistant.
—approved the annual Colorado High School Activities Association cooperative sports designation for boys' golf, girls' golf and girls' softball.
—hosted a new-teacher reception prior to the actual meeting.
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(Washington) - The United States Helsinki Commission will hold a hearing to determine which participating States of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) have supplied arms to rogue regimes, including violations of non-proliferation obligations.
This hearing will examine to what extent OSCE participating States have complied with international non-proliferation commitments or otherwise been involved in the transfer of arms or military materiels and training to rogue regimes, including Iraq, North Korea and Iran.
Particular focus will be given to those countries where there is cause to believe that the government may actually be actively involved in the proliferation of weapons and related equipment.
The hearing will focus on media reports on illicit arms proliferation from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Bulgaria and the Balkans. The nature and extent of the problem differs in each country, as has the response to revelations of illicit deals by OSCE participating States.
An un-official transcript will be available on the Helsinki Commission's Internet web site at http://www.csce.gov within 24 hours of the hearing.
The United States Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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NOTTINGHAM, England – At just 24 years old, Dutch heavyweight Stefan Struve (25-5 MMA, 9-3 UFC) said there is still plenty of time for him to earn a UFC title shot.
But at 6-1 in his past seven fights – and with all six of those wins coming via stoppage – the 7-footer may find his name called sooner rather than later.
In the meantime, after earning a "Fight of the Night" win over the previously undefeated Stipe Miocic at Saturday night's UFC on FUEL TV 5 event, Struve has another name in mind: Fabricio Werdum.
"Werdum would be an awesome fight for my next fight," Struve told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "I think I can cope with him on the ground, and I think I can rough him up on the feet."
Struve and Miocic headlined Saturday's UFC on FUEL TV 5 event, which took place at Capital FM Arena in Nottingham, England. The evening's main card aired on FUEL TV following prelims on Facebook.
Struve was actually behind on the cards after five minutes, as Miocic used his quickness and athleticism to move in and out of range while firing off punches to the body and head.
But Struve turned things around in the second, and as Miocic slowed, "Skyscraper" started to find his range. A series of right hands wobbled his opponent, and Struve rushed in for the finish.
"I was pressuring him," Struve said. "I hit him with a couple of good shots before that, too, and I saw that the shots were having their impact.
"I thought he slowed down in the second round. … He was trying to get away, and I was trying to finish him, so I took advantage of it."
Meanwhile, Werdum is 5-1 in his past six fights. After a June 2011 loss to Alistair Overeem under the Strikeforce banner, Werdum has racked up a pair of wins in the octagon over Mike Russow and Roy Nelson.
Werdum is 7-2 in his past nine fights, and his lone losses in that stretch were to Overeem and current UFC heavyweight champion Junior Dos Santos. Not that long ago, it would have seemed implausible for Struve to be calling out anyone in the upper echelons of the heavyweight division, but after Saturday's victory, he makes a compelling case.
"I don't think there's a lot of guys on a four- or five-fight win streak in the heavyweight division right now," Struve said. "I have four finishes in the last four fights."
UFC President Dana White declined to comment on the possibility of the matchup. But after predicting the winner of the Struve-Miocic fight would likely be in the top five or six fighters in the division, the UFC boss confirmed he believes the Dutch youngster should now be considered among the division's best.
"He's in there," White said. "He's well inside the top-10."
Werdum hasn't fought since a June victory over Russow, and he's not currently linked to another opponent. While there have been some rumors he could potentially serve as a replacement opponent for Daniel Cormier at November's Strikeforce event in Oklahoma City, neither Strikeforce or UFC officials have made any announcement suggesting that contest will come to fruition, which leaves Struve's request at least possible.
And if you listen to Struve, "Vai Cavalo" might be best to take the fight now before the Dutchman reaches his full potential.
"I'm 24," Struve said. "Imagine what I can do in four years or five years."
For more on UFC on FUEL TV 5, stay tuned to the UFC Events section of the site.
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WHEELING — One by one, several residents marched to the podium during Tuesday's Wheeling City Council meeting to voice opposition to a proposed 89-percent funding cut for the city's Human Rights......
"David Valentine, who works at the state Division of Rehabilitation Services office in Wheeling, recalled Garrett's assistance in helping one of his disabled clients obtain a handicapped parking space."
Really? This is the best success story they could come up with to justify this position? Kinda explains why the city wont fund it.
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Local governments can no longer afford to spend taxpayer money on duplicative services. There is a state HRC and the federal EEOC. The cited example is a joke. Really, just couldn't get that space without the HRC? I'll bet the volunteer board or pro bono attorney, or legal aid, or one of a million other "services," the rehab guy, or the "client" could have done it. The client? Hey there's a novel idea accomplish something yourself. The other examples are just as non-specific and sound more like complaints about his wife losing a job. While the council is at it...get rid of funding for the clinic and soup kitchen too...ever drive by around noon? Take a good look. What a waste of human capital...
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What! Cut 89-90%. Why not make it 100%. The office is no longer needed.
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@justmytake: Mr. Valentine, who took his lunch hour to speak to Council, was just one example of the HRC's scope of services. Remember he only had 3 minutes to speak! @other comments: It is apparent you have had no dealings with the HRC,otherwise I am sure your comments would not be so negative. It's easy to form an opinion when you have not been discriminated against.
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Yet ANOTHER complete waste of MY money!!!
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Been reading about the HRC situation and cannot go any longer without a comment. Close it down. Believe me, it is a waste of time. If you file a complaint against anyone in the city, it turns into politics with the HRC. They have written rules that they don't even follow. I called the State HRC after I had filed with the Local HRC and they were very helpful. However, they couldn't help me since I had already filed with the local HRC. Check it out, the State HRC has much more power in all the situations they handle. Locally it is a joke..go down to the HRC and ask to read some of the files..can't do..even if you are one of the complaintants, they won't even show you the files. Just let the Wheeling HRC disappear, and you won't miss them. If politics allow them to continue, please call the State first and get a fair shake.
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Human rights should be about the right to have access to healthcare, food, shelter, job assistance and help with their children's needs that they can't get because they live with a low income or no income. Some of these situations are not of their own making. We have a need for Health Right, The Homeless Coalition, The Seeing Hand Association, YSS and the Soup Kitchen provide much needed services in the community. Most of the people on the commission already have jobs. Why are they being paid to do this one? Could they not volunteer? If they really are in this to serve their community then cut their wages and see how willing they are to stick around and help their community. The commission should be about helping these other organizations reach who they need to reach instead of renaming streets and providing designated parking spaces to select individuals. Human rights goes WAY beyond that.
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HercX007- Yes, everyone should have the things you mentioned. I just wish tther was a foolproof way to verify these people REALLY NEED help. As of now, about all they have to do is stand in line with their hand out.
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Let them propose a Wheeling city ordinance to protect gays in housing, public accomodation and employment like the West Virginia cities of Charleston and Morgantown.
If they won't agree, FEED THEM TO THE FISH1
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Is Temple supposed to be Tempel?
Awesome job on this, I for one love it.
Map Meenor-Tempel zu Erbsburg
Another map for the City of Erbsburg.
This time the temple of the god of the sea, Meenor.
format is 270 x 197 mm
The map shows
a border with stylized waves
a headline,
an elaborate depiction of an incarnation of Meenor, the god of the sea,
a floor plan in 1:250
and a side elevation in 1:300 (approx.)
The map was 100% hand drawn with ink on package paper (about 7 hours).
There was NO retouching except a click on auto color correction after the scan.
I did this project to get more experience in doing precise analogue drawings and calligraphic scripts.
I've chosen a small format to have a short clear project in order to test if I can do it.
Next time I will go for a larger format and better paper.
The work was quite demanding because every dot had to be made with full consciousness and caution.
Working with applications, I'm not used to work without the possibility of taking back some steps.
I included a photo of the sheet, because the drawing on paper is the real thing.
But on the scan the graphics looks better.
The package paper has a quite nice embossing, but unfortunately it didn't show up on the scan.
Find the mistake
I made a mistake, but there is no taking back when drawing with water resistant ink.
Who finds it?
Is Temple supposed to be Tempel?
Awesome job on this, I for one love it.
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Its awesome....is the error the missing filled in squiggly in the top right border?
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Jaxilon, yes, the English word temple is in German Tempel.
I wrote the Thread title in English because this is an English forum, but the original title is German.
anomiecoalition, no, the error is a content error in the plan.
There are 4 pairs of columns on the floor plan and 5 in the side view. I recognized it when it was too late.
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It is really a nice map.!!!
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Very Cool! I like!
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This is just fantastic Freehand! Your ink-work is wonderful. Wish I could rep you but I guess I already have recently.
Thanks, guys.
What is 'rep'?
Rep is reputation (which gives you more green marks underneath you're name). I would give you some more for this, but I just repped your Erbsburg town map It'll have to wait.
Absolutely brilliant.
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