text: One Wednesday out of every month is a Whirlwind Wednesday. On this particular Wednesday, I always have two meetings: one in the early afternoon and one two hours later. Because of how these two meetings are sandwiched into the day, I have to leave work early, pick up L. early from school, then drive across town to pick up T. early from school. Then I take the kids to Scott's work, where they will bounce around his office while he teaches his last class of the day, and I turn around and head back to work, and back to that last meeting. When I do finally get there I'm usually a few minutes late and I usually feel I'm due some type of standing ovation, given all the work I have done in the two hours between the meetings to even get there. Whirlwind Wednesdays stress me out. Even once I get home, I'm tired, and already thinking ahead to all the things left to do that day. Ironically, on Tuesday night, I went to our AS Parent Support Group meeting and listened to a talk on stress management. The speaker's main point was that stress relief is something you actually have to work at, because it's much easier to succumb to stress then it is to learn to let it go, even if just for a few minutes. She encouraged us to find ten minutes a day to practice relaxation--whether by taking a walk, or a shower, or just stepping outside and staring at the trees, letting go of that parade of thoughts and worries that marches across our brains. You can't get rid of every stressor in your life, she advised, but you can step outside the stress for a bit. I listened to her presentation, and while I appreciated the advice, I wasn't sure how easy it would be to step outside the stress, as if it were just a chalk circle on the ground, and not the insidious, weighty thing it really is. So, on Wednesday at dinner, even though the stress management lady had advised against making lists of the things that are stressing you out and that you can't possibly tackle at they very moment (instead list two or three smaller, doable things and get them done), I did just that. I made a list. Out loud. And it was delivered in a tense, ranty-sort of way. Before Friday, or Saturday morning at the latest, or Halloween day at the very, very latest, we needed to: Clean the house. Not just tidy, but rubber-glove clean. The kitchen floor needs to be mopped, the toilets cleaned, the stovetop scrubbed. My mother-in-law is coming Friday evening. Need I say more? Do laundry. Still piles of it. Months ago I instituted a new hamper system for the kids' bathroom but this just means now there seems to be a dozen more places for the dirty clothes to congregate. Clean the rabbit's cage. And the big fish tank. Grocery shop before a family gathering at our house on Saturday. Drive twenty minutes to the pet store to buy the dog her special, expensive, hypo-allergenic canned dog food. Drive to the vet to refill the dog's special, expensive, allergy medication. Finish L.'s costume. Buy more white spray paint to finish Liam's costume. Finish T.'s costume. Buy Halloween candy. Decide on costume for myself. Carve pumpkins. Clean up leaves and acorns from front path. And the baking! I have so many baking projects I want to tackle for Halloween and no time to do them! Needless to say, by the time I was done with my list of things to be done I felt my heart rate rising, just like the stress management lady said it would if we let ourselves get overwhelmed. I tried to think about what I could do that night to help whittle down the To Do list but it was all too much for a Wednesday night. I left to take the dog on her walk feeling all tightly wound up inside. I spent the first ten minutes of the walk turning over in my mind all the things I had to do, but then a strange thing happened: I let it all go; or rather, it let me go. I looked up and saw a bat darting across the sky, zig-zagging in a jagged black line. It was windy, and the trees rustled and swayed and somewhere deep in the neighborhood one of the giant owls was calling, a deep, woody, melancholy sound. It felt a little spooky, and Halloween-like, and beautiful and alive, all at once. When I got back all the things left to be done were still out there (although my kind husband had emptied all the trash in the bathrooms and started a load of laundry), but they felt shoved to the side, like they were waiting patiently in the corner instead of crowding me out. I realized that I had stepped outside the stress--literally and figuratively, and that while the walk hadn't helped the list any, it had helped me escape the spiral we busy parents are so often caught up in, as we pile on too much, spread ourselves too thin, demand too much of ourselves, and forget to focus on what we need, that we need to just be sometimes, even if only for the time it takes to walk the dog.


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When Arsène Wenger called Jens Lehmann about the possibility of returning to Arsenal, the 41-year-old admits he didn't take much persuading to get his gloves on again.
Lehmann has come out of retirement and returned to north London on a short-term deal after injuries depleted Arsenal's goalkeeping options. Following an illustrious 22-year career, the German had previously intended to spend time with his family while acquiring his coaching badges in Germany.
But when Lehmann received a call from his former manager, and after consulting his family, he decided it was an arrangement that suited everyone.
"It wasn't a hard decision to make," Lehmann told the Official Matchday Programme.
"[My family] knew that it was a surprise call from Arsène Wenger and they all liked [the idea] of coming back to London. I like London very much and I've got a lot of friends here.
"I will be seeing my kids quite often because I can go back after the game and that will work for eight or ten weeks.
"[The training] was quite hard at the beginning and last week it was particularly hard. But they gave me two days off and the good thing was that my body recovered quite quickly. That is a good sign."
So has the return given Lehmann a renewed vigour to pursue a career beyond this season?
"No! I have started my coaching badges. That is my plan," he replied.
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Julian Assange`s lawyer said the WikiLeaks founder was thankful to the people of Ecuador for granting him diplomatic asylum.
London: Julian Assange`s lawyer on Sunday said the WikiLeaks founder was in "fighting spirits" and was thankful to the people of Ecuador for granting him diplomatic asylum.
Spanish human rights investigator Baltasar Garzón, who heads Assange's legal team, spoke mainly in Spanish outside the embassy to a large group of journalists.
He said: "I have spoken to Julian Assange and I can tell you he is in fighting spirits and he is thankful to the people of Ecuador and especially to the President for granting asylum. Julian Assange has always fought for truth and justice and has defended human rights and continues to do so".
Garzón added: "He demands that WikiLeaks and his own rights be respected. Julian Assange has instructed his lawyers to carry out a legal action in order to protect the rights of WikiLeaks, Julian himself and all those currently being investigated".
Earlier, sources close to him said that an assurance by Sweden that he would not be extradited to the United States could be a way out of the current impasse over his extradition.
Assange faces allegations of sexual offences in Sweden, where Britain is committed to extradite him after all legal avenues in this country were exhausted.
Kristinn Hrafnsson, the only person other than Assange who is authorised by WikiLeaks to be a first point of contact for receiving sensitive information, is quoted in the Sunday Times as saying: "If the Swedish authorities give an assurance there won't be an extradition and the UK authorities as well, that might go a long way in being a basis of negotiations".
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Guy Hollerins Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
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Guests under 13 years old are not allowed in the fitness facility.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Our goal was to create a lot of money flying in the air, and despite the largess around him, the green-eyed man needs to catch and collect it all. To us, this was showing greed and the effects of greed - you are focused only on your hoard, and can't see beyond your own greed. This came across best on an Asphalt shirt.
This is our second attempt at a derby entry. We're learning, and trust us, we know we aren't fog material, but we're having fun! My daughter and I have teamed up to learn GIMP and save up for a WACOM tablet, and she's learning about statistics and design through the derby. Thanks for checking out the design!


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A fixer who says he helped Amy Winehouse buy drugs on the night she died will be quizzed by cops today.
Tony Azzopardi has claimed that he met Amy on the Friday night and took her to a dealer for crack cocaine and heroin.
The 55-year-old says he was friends with her through her former husband Blake Fielder-Civil.
Azzopardi spoke to officers at Kentish Town police station, in north London, on Saturday and will be re-interviewed today.
The 56-year-old said: "I want Amy's family to know the truth about what happened. I want to help them out but I'm worried about my safety."
He added he is terrified of comebacks from the dealer - who he describes as a "Mr Big" in Camden.
But a spokesperson for the Winehouse family said last night he didn't believe the times provided by Azzopardi fit in with Amy's movements that day.
Amy's dad Mitch, 60, told at her funeral how she had weaned herself off drugs three years ago and was making a "fantastic recovery".
A post-mortem was inconclusive and it could be four weeks before toxicology results reveal the cause of death.
Telling of their last meet, Azzopardi said: "She said, 'Tony, can you help me out.' I said, 'I thought you were off all that.'
"She said she has a little dabble. I couldn't believe it when I found out she was gone. It's gutting."
He said he took her to a dealer where she bought £1200 of crack and heroin.


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Nothing is more pathetic than the sight of destitute gubernatorial candidates scrounging through trash receptacles for returnable bottles and cans, sleeping in shelters, and eating in charity food kitchens.
Unless, of course, the politician doing these things is former Green Independent candidate Pat LaMarche, who once stayed in shelters to publicize the plight of the homeless. And to write a book. If you stumble across LaMarche sleeping in a refrigerator crate, she's probably just researching her next bestseller, while she waits for that phone call telling her she's landed another high-paying corporate gig as the spokeswoman for a casino developer or a nuclear waste dump or something.
But LaMarche is in a category all by herself (unpopular left-wing sell-outs with serious credibility issues). Other Blaine House hopefuls would be far less adept at faking poverty.
Can you imagine Republican Peter Mills begging for spare change on a street corner? ("This is not a simple matter of whether to aid me in my hour of destitution. It's actually a complex series of interlocking issues impacting not only me, but nearly every person in Maine and the entire nation. Let me just demonstrate using this chart ...") Can you see Democrat Steve Rowe rushing up to cars at stop lights and attempting to wipe their windshields with a filthy rag? ("I do this not to alleviate the scourge of poverty that has beset my campaign, but to call attention to the plight of America's children, to those without affordable health care, to those seeking redress from the courts, to those ...") Or how about soon-to-be-independent Peter Vigue, dressed in the tattered remains of the tailored suit he once wore to Cianbro Corp. board meetings, Dumpster-diving for lunch in an alley behind a fancy restaurant, while mumbling to himself? ("I never should have laid myself off. Never should have. Never, never, never ...")
These examples are fictional. But just barely. Unless the Legislature takes firm and immediate action, it's not only possible, but likely that one or more of the 2010 crop of gubernatorial hopefuls will be forced to stand by the side of some busy downtown street holding a sign that reads, "Will blather on about my incomprehensible economic stimulus plan for food."
Is that something you want your children to see?
I thought not.
Fortunately, the Maine Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices (GEEP — although, nobody at this organization ever uses this catchy acronym, possibly because it evokes comparisons with a well-known automotive brand produced by a nearly bankrupt American car company) voted unanimously on December 29 to ask lawmakers to protect our potential governors from penury.
GEEP wants to change the Maine Clean Election Act — that's the statute that provides qualified gubernatorial hopefuls with as much as a million bucks each in public money to run their campaigns — to allow candidates to raise more private money. A lot more private money.
No, wait, I must have that wrong. Why would a commission committed to ethical election practices support increasing the influence of hedge-fund managers, lobbyists, bankers, and people hoping to be appointed to any US Senate vacancies that might occur by allowing them to contribute three times as much cash as before? The whole idea of the Clean Election Fund is to minimize the intrusion of these undesirable types by preventing them from purchasing the favors of publicly funded candidates. It's completely counterintuitive to believe the protectors of proper politicking would support increasing the amount of unclean money a candidate can collect from $50,000 to $150,000.
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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Harney County Records Inventory
Road Maps and Survey Notes
Series documents the surveying and mapping of county roads. Records include road surveyor notes, alignment, profile, and other survey maps, and road registers. Information includes legal descriptions of the roads; road names and numbers; plans and profiles; township, range, and section numbers; dates of activity; and scales. General road maps may be found in the series titled Road and Bridge Records.
Records at the Harney County Courthouse, Surveyor's Basement Storeroom:
Burns to Drinkingwater, Riley to Wagon Tire [State Highway Alignment Maps-rolled], ca.1927-ca.1954 (2 cu.ft.);
Burns to Gap Ranch, Burns to Frenchglen [State Highway Alignment Maps-rolled], ca.1925-ca.1956 (2.50 cu.ft.);
Burns to Seneca, Burns to Malheur Caves [State Highway Alignment Maps-rolled], ca.1920-ca.1963 (2.20 cu.ft.);
County Roads Map Harney County Oregon, ca.1885-ca.1948 (1 volume);
Historical Harney County Roads [includes plats and descriptions-includes originals and photocopies], ca.1886-ca.1896 (1 volume);
[Miscellaneous Maps and Plans-includes road, road survey, land survey, various Harney County buildings, mines, water projects, county courthouse, quarry site, city and vicinity, flood hazard-cataloged on Planning Department computer-rolled], ca.1911-present (ca.500 maps and drawings).
Records at the Harney County Courthouse, Clerk's Office:
Index to Road Record [indexes survey notes, survey drawings, legal descriptions and surveyor and road viewer reports], vol. 1, 1880-1917 (1 volume);
Original Road Files [includes petitions, viewer's reports, vacations, survey drawings, legal descriptions, and related records], box 101-107, ca.1884-ca.1925 (2.35 cu.ft.);
Road Record [includes some road and subdivision survey information], vol. 2, ca.1949-1968 (1 volume);
Road Record [includes survey notes, survey drawings, legal descriptions and surveyor and road viewer reports], vol. 1, 1880-1917 (1 volume);
[Road Survey Plats and Descriptions-photocopies from volume-in map drawer], 1885-1899 (.15 cu.ft.).
Records at the Harney County Courthouse, Clerk's Basement Records Room:
Road Record, n.d. (1 reel of microfilm).


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We help connect businesses to the right workforce, providing them a platform for effective management and recruitment system.
We are a team of professionals with over 15 years of expertise in a broad range of specialties with passion to always keep abreast of the latest industry trends and standard to meet our clients' expectations.
We aim to be an integral link between employers and workers toward building a diverse workforce to meet the needs of a progressively diverse customer base.
To be the staffing agency of choice in the communities we serve. To be acknowledged as a team of recruitment professionals with the expertise to consistently provide a premier service for both our clients and candidates.


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Chris Wedge, Class of 1975, Inducted in 2000
As an Oscar® winning director, co-founder, and VP of Creative Development at Blue Sky Studios, Chris Wedge is the driving force behind the company's high standard of character animation. The studio's commitment to research and development has brought the company to prominence as one of the top computer animation studios in the world.
Chris' release, "Bunny," which won an Academy™ Award for Best Animated Short Film, is the first film to use radiosity, a complex computer application that recreates the most subtle properties of natural and ambient light. Its warm, cinematic style showcases Chris' strong filmic sensibility and sets new cinematic standards for the computer animation community.
In addition to "Bunny," Chris also directed the character animation sequences for the Warner Bros./Geffen Films Production "Joe's Apartment," and was a supervising creative on the feature films "Alien Resurrection" (Twentieth Century Fox); "A Simple Wish (The Bubble Factory) and "Star Trek Insurrection" (Paramount) as well as numerous commercials. He is currently directing the studio's first full-length feature film "Ice Age," which tells the story of three prehistoric mammals forced to work together to return a human baby to its family.
Beginning his career as a stop-motion animator, Chris later joined MAGI/SynthaVision, where he was one of the principal animators for the groundbreaking Disney movie TRON. Chris has taught animation at The School of Visual Arts (NY) at the MFA Computer Lab, and his work has received many national and international awards.
"F-M provided a wonderful atmosphere of support and creativity," says Chris. "My interests always leaned towards the arts: writing and filmmaking. F-M's staff always dug under the surface of issues and revealed deeper meanings that greatly influenced my adolescence. I am forever grateful for their knowledge and encouragement."
Chris Wedge lives with his wife and two children in the Westchester area of New York.


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We opened our first store in Northern Ireland in 1999 which was followed quickly in 2000 with our first store in the Republic of Ireland.
Today we operate stores in 170 locations throughout the island of Ireland. Our four Regional Distribution Centres in Charleville, Newbridge, Mullingar and Belfast directly support all of our stores.
Lidl is an equal opportunities employer and employs more than 4,000 people in Ireland and Northern Ireland. We acknowledge that our success has only been achieved through our hard-working and committed people. We aim to recruit individuals who have the ability to multi-task and enjoy working on their own initiative as part of a highly motivated and enthusiastic team.
We are proud that we have been listed within the top 10 in GradIreland's Top 100 leading Graduate Employers for the second year running. Not only this, but in 2014 and 2015 we were also voted as the No. 1 Graduate Employer in the Retail Sector.
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Secularism and sovereignty barely registered as priorities for Quebecers. Yet that's what the PQ had in the storefront window. How was that even supposed to win a majority?
One year after being chosen party leader, Philippe Couillard led the Quebec Liberals to a resounding majority victory that is sure to prompt serious soul-searching for the separatist PQ
The raised fist of billionaire star candidate Pierre Karl Péladeau, awkwardly signifying revolutionary resistance and solidarity, was supposed to be the moment that Pauline Marois clenched victory
The PQ's secularism charter, language crackdown, and PKP's separatist daydreams properly belong in history's dustbin
Quebecers are not hermetically sealed inside their borders — they know that the eternal fixation on independence and identity is scaring away jobs, talent and money
She later used her feminism as a shield, citing her concern for gender equality as a motivation for the divisive Charter of Quebec Values' restrictions on religious garb
While much of Quebec was absorbed by the social change of the Quiet Revolution, Couillard played hockey, practised piano and read Jules Verne novels
The CAQ was built to resemble its flexible leader, espousing neither separatism nor federalism, neither the right nor left, but a third path between traditional choices
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Top 10 iPhone Apps for the Arts
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This week Stanford University released a study on iPhone addiction. The 200 college students surveyed said: "On a scale of one to five, where five is full blown addiction and one is not addicted at all, 10 percent of the respondents ranked themselves as a five, 34 percent a four …"
Now, I am a few years out of college, but I am whole-heartedly addicted to my iPhone. That's why I was excited to hear about Americans for the Arts' inclusion in a new free app called CauseWorld (also available for Android). It's a micro-giving social media app that is easy to use and allows you quickly (and frequently) support your favorite causes. CauseWorld works similar to Foursquare: just open it up when you are near retail stores or local businesses, check-in to receive Karma Points, and then donate those points to one of the featured causes such as bringing art to schools. Karma Points are actually real funds provided by sponsors, Citibank and Kraft foods.
It seems that everyday cell phone apps are opening up new doors for promotion, fundraising, and productivity for those working in the nonprofit arts. So here is my list of the Top 10 iPhone Apps for the Arts.
- Brushes – The infamous painting app.
- TypeDrawing – This is a very cool text-based drawing app
- MovieMaker – Make your own stop-motion movies.
- Paint Light – It's Lite-Brite for your iPhone, 'nuff said.
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- Artnear – A worldwide guide to art exhibitions, museums, and galleries. Also available for Blackberry users.
- BandMate – Find live music events and concerts no matter where you are.
- Evernote – The ultimate multi-media sticky pad. Available for numerous platforms, including Mac, PC, iPhone, Android, and Blackberry.
- Quickoffice – See Excel spreadsheets in your sleep? Now edit them easily on your iPhone.
- Shiftboard – Mange volunteer or staff schedules from your phone. Great for events or conferences.
- CharityFinder – Make sure your nonprofit is listed to maximize visibility and outreach to new donors.
And don't forget to check out these apps from Americans for the Arts members: ArtsMemphis and 40 North | 88 West. Both apps include comprehensive arts calendars for their regions.
Are you inspired to make your own app? Here is a good resource of case studies on what other nonprofits have done. Or check out appmakr.com or Swebapps for information on how to create your own mobile app.
Do you have a favorite app? Let us know in the comments below.


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I have a few more things that I want to highlight about Logos 5 in this part 3 of my review. (Part 1 and Part 2)
One new feature in Logos 5 that shows up in the Tool menu is the "Bible Sense Lexicon." (It also is available through the Exegetical Guide for a passage in the "Word by Word" section, by right clicking on words in reverse-interlinear coded texts, and in the Bible Word Study about which I say more below.) It is part of a very ambitious project that seeks to organize words used in the Bible according to their function and relationship to similar words or concepts. In effect, it is similar to what Louw-Nida did in the Lexicon of the NT based on Semantic Domains, but this project covers both Hebrew and Greek. We again see that a lot of human-hours has been spent going through the biblical text and assigning words to their various sense categories. I really can't do better explaining this feature than what Logos has on their web site, so be sure to look at this page on the Bible Sense Lexicon. I will simply make some observations and raise some questions and concerns here.
- There is a hierarchy of listings, and you can move up/down the hierarchy by clicking on the word or concept above/below the one you are looking at. Such a hierarchy is useful for seeing the relationship between concepts. It would, however, be helpful to be able to see the overall outline of how this lexicon is organized. (I'm thinking of something like the domain list structure in Louw-Nida.) "Entity" is one top level category and has six sublevel categories which branch out further from there, but I can't even find what are the other top level categories. As you work down through the levels, the higher ones disappear from the display, so I find that I do a lot of back/forth in the levels trying to keep straight where I am.
- You can search for words in Hebrew, Greek, or English and will be provided with suggested results (and you need to choose one of those results) as you type.
- This tool is useful for helping us realize that words do indeed have specific senses. You cannot simply claim that because a word can have the sense of "x" in one passage that it can have the sense of "x" in any passage.
- As far as I can tell, you can only have one Bible Sense Lexicon window open.
It can be helpful for seeing how a certain concept is expressed using Hebrew, Greek, or English. That said, there are still some aspects of it that confuse me. E.g., there is an entry for "lamb" under "livestock" > "young livestock" for which six Hebrew words are provided and three further sub-senses: "ewe lamb," "nursing lamb," "ram lamb." I was expecting to find the Greek word most often used for "lamb" (ἀρνίον) here, but it is listed under "livestock" > "sheep" > "lamb (year old)" with two further sub-senses of "Passover lamb" and "young lamb." For "Passover lamb," πάσχα is given for the Greek (the word used in the NT), but it doesn't connect to the πρόβατον used to designate that lamb in Exodus 12:3, and neither of them connect to the Hebrew word used for the animal in Exodus 12:3, a שֶׂה which is found under "livestock" > "small livestock" > "young small livestock." So, I'm not clear about the organizing principles, and it will still be important to work with the Hebrew/Greek collation done in Emanuel Tov's The Parallel Aligned Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Texts of Jewish Scripture or, even better, the LXX or Hebrew Translation feature in the Bible Word Study.
- As you can see in the graphic below, a word like πνεῦμα which has a wide possible range of meanings does get sorted out into its various senses. Still, there are limitations to what it does. E.g., I can't find an entry where the Hebrew רוּחַ is directly connected to that Greek πνεῦμα. You can find רוּחַ under "causal agency" > "vital principle" > "spirit (God)" for which their is a sub-sense "soul <=> spirit." It's under that latter sub-sense that you find πνεῦμα, where a definition is supplied: "the soul understood especially according to its composition: being made of a transcendental, immaterial substance known as spirit." Okay, so that's a hard word to define under any circumstance, but I don't see how it fits under this particular category.
Not to look gift horse in the mouth (consider the 'senses' needed to clarify that phrase!), but this remains a work in progress, and there are many subjective choices which invariably had to be made. It's useful, but you will want to use it with some caution and awareness of other ways to come at a word's meaning and its relationship to its Hebrew/Greek/English counterparts.
The Bible Word Study has been expanded with three new sections: Root (which connects the word you are studying with its root and all the related forms with their occurrences; cf. my previous post), Senses (which ties in to the Bible Sense Lexicon; cf. above), and Phrases (which ties in to the Topic guide if there is an entry connected to that word). The Phrases section might not return the results for which you were hoping. E.g., a search on πίστις does not return results for the thorny issue of the "faith in Jesus / faithfulness of Jesus" phrase but instead points to Topic Guides on "Fight of Faith" and "Proportion of faith, Measure of faith." Again we see Logos working hard at integrating its various resources.
Speaking of the "faith in Jesus / faithfulness of Jesus" issue, I want to note the Exegetical Guide which is accessible both through the Guides menu and as a right click on a Bible verse. The graphic above shows the guide for Romans 3:22, and you can see that in Logos 5, under the "Word by Word" section, that a new "Sense" explanation has been provided which is linked to the Bible Sense Lexicon described above. More info on the Exegetical Guide is on the Logos site. I want to draw attention to one enhancement to the analysis of the word where additional information about its "syntactical force" has been added. This provides a deeper level of analysis of the grammar, and all the grammatical terms are helpfully linked to The Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament Glossary. As Logos advertises, this shows "how syntax determines the word's function." That's great, but...
Many of you are probably aware of the major issue in Pauline studies related to the πίστεως Ἰησοῦ phrase which occurs here in Romans 3:22 and again in verse 26. The issue revolves around how "Jesus" in the genitive case is to be construed. It is a syntactical issue, and the usual way of laying out the options is as an objective genitive which would mean "faith in Jesus" or a subjective genitive which would mean "faithfulness of Jesus." (Take a look at your English versions. Most have a footnote indicating the possible alternative readings.) As you can see, how you take that phrase has significant implications for how we experience the righteousness of God. In the Exegetical Guide to Romans 3:22, the syntactical force enhancement has identified "Jesus" as a qualitative genitive. I find that rather odd, since it would suggest that it means "a Jesus-like faith." Then, just a few verses later when the phrase occurs in 3:26, it's identified as a subjective genitive. That is one of the usual ways of understanding it as I note above, but how you take it in 3:22 should likely be the same way you take it in 3:26. To add to the confusion, it labels it as a subjective genitive in 3:26, but in the Sense definition provided just below it, it links to "trust in the gospel - trust in Jesus as contained in the content of the Gospel" which is the objective genitive reading.
Once again, it's great that Logos is working at providing all this additional information and integrating its resources, but we also see the limitations--and perhaps even dangers--of simply relying on Bible software (and I'm not just meaning Logos here) to make definitive claims.
- I was pleased to see the addition of the new Lexham English Septuagint from the Logos team, and it's a welcome replacement to Brenton's 1870 version. Since it is intended as a literal translation based on The Lexham Greek-English Interlinear Septuagint, I was wondering why the English words are not linked to their underlying Greek, nor can I find a Greek Septuagint text with which it has the sympathetic reading capability. (I'm comparing this to Rick Brannan's work on The Apostolic Fathers in English—another great addition-- where the English works are all connected with the Greek. UPDATE: Cf. Brannan's comment to this post for some explanation.)
- Lexham Hebrew Bible with Morphology which can hook into word roots (something the BHS/Westminster one cannot do)
- The new Nestle-Aland 28 (in Platinum or higher libraries; NA28 does not appear to be available separately yet)
- HarperCollins Bible Dictionary: An excellent inclusion that comes with all libraries
- Tanakh (both the 1917 and the 1985 editions): I encourage my students to compare this Jewish translation with the standard English versions (comes in Diamond or higher libraries; available separately)
- The Faithlife Study Bible resources--Infographics, Photos, and Videos--are quite good for the most part. Available in all libraries, I think they will be widely used.
- The Logos Bible Photos, also part of all the libraries, are collected from the Internet, and are generally of good quality and usefulness. They are public domain images and thus can be used without restriction.
- The Theological Lexicon of the Old Testament (Jenni & Westermann) and the Theological Lexicon of the New Testament (Spicq) are part of all but the Starter library.
- The Lexham Analytical Lexicon of the Septuagint (comes in all but the Starter library) mainly provides glosses, so it does not replace the Lust/Eynikel/Hauspie lexicon, but it is a good start.
- Reverse interlinears have now been integrated totally into the
Bible versions. This is really the way they should be done, but note that
only the following texts have this coding thoroughly worked out.
- Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia/Westminster and the new Lexham Hebrew Bible
- Rahlf's Septuagint: This is actually a Greek-Hebrew reverse interlinear and provides the basis for linking the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint as well as to English.
- English Bibles: ESV, KJV, LEB, NRSV, NKJV, NASB, NIV, NLT, AV
- Lake's Apostolic Fathers and Brannan's Apostolic Fathers
- The information window provides a lot of information quickly. Depending on the resource, you will get: definition, pronunciation, translation, analysis, lexical help. You do need to be working with Hebrew/Greek/English versions of the Bible that have reverse interlinear codings. Even so, there will be some discrepancies due to the English correspondences. The LEB looks to be most distinctly coded to the underlying original language, but with the other English versions you may, for example, get a link to the article that precedes the noun.
- It really helps to have a wide-screen monitor. Even better, two wide-screen monitors!
- The color scheme is attractive enough, but I don't see any way to customize it beyond what you can do with Windows system personalization.
- I was using Logos 4 on an old Pentium 4, WinXP system, and it was pretty slow. I'm now using Logos 5 on a 3rd generation i7 system with 12GB RAM and Win7. That's a pretty fast system, and I can't make a direct comparison of speed between Logos 4 and 5. On my new system, running Logos 5 really does not give me any annoying delays at all. It's very nice working with it.
- The "Library" packages that Logos offers continue to evolve, and it is a bit confusing. This page provides some explanation, but basically a particular Logos 4 library is not the same as its Logos 5 counterpart. The best thing to do is to go to the Logos site, log in, and use the Custom Upgrade Discount Calculator to see what products are new in Logos 5, which would be new to you, and how big your discount is. I'm disappointed that the "Original Language Library" that I used to recommend to my students is gone. It appears that the Bronze is its substitute, but that looks like a big jump in price (though I can't really tell the exact price, and it would further depend on available discounts).
- For now, if you want to move to Logos 5, you need to upgrade your Library. This will likely cost you some hundreds of dollars. In the near future, Logos has affirmed that they will offer a minimal "cross-grade" that will be cheaper (under $100) and add features without adding all the new resources. They will also offer a free engine upgrade, but you won't be able to get all new features. Read HERE for more info from Logos' Bob Pritchett.
Logos 5 is a significant upgrade whose new features and databases show a commendable commitment to helping the user work with the biblical texts and secondary resources by even deeper integration of all its materials. It is not a huge jump like moving from Logos 3 to Logos 4 was, but that does mean that the user is not confronted with needing to relearn how to use the program. In Part 1 I highlighted some nice updates, and in Part 2 and above on this page, I indicated the main reasons for updating. As I have indicated, there are pros and cons to some of the features. A person should not assume that Logos 5 is the last word on any topic or grammatical matter, but Logos 5 certainly does provide a strong foundation for gathering the relevant data. I am also sure that Logos will continue to improve their datasets and analyses, and for now, it is exciting to see how all these are being integrated and presented.
So, if you read this far, you are probably wondering if I am recommending that you buy or upgrade to Logos 5. My response: I don't know, and I'm not sure. I don't know because it really depends on what you want your Bible software to do. If you do not have any program and are simply looking for an electronic way to read the biblical texts and have some resources available, you can get by with fine free programs like The Word, e-Sword, or LaParola or an online site like the NET Bible Learning Environment. If you are willing to pay some money for particular resources, you can build up a Bible study library with programs like OliveTree's Bible Reader or Laridian's PocketBible. If your interest is primarily in the biblical texts with connections out to important textual, lexical, and grammatical resources, BibleWorks is an outstanding value. (Accordance should also be mentioned here, but I am not a Mac user and have not kept up with all its developments. My sense from taking the 'tour' linked on their home page is that it is similar to Logos 5 for Mac, and I can report that all my students who use Accordance love it.) Logos 5 is primarily a library management tool that is particularly designed for Bible study. If BibleWorks starts with biblical text and links out to resources, Logos starts with a library and delves deeply into the biblical text. Logos 5 shows how well the integration of biblical text and resources can be implemented. It's a premium Bible study program, but you should expect to pay a premium price for it, even with discounts. That is why I'm a bit unsure on what to recommend to you. Personally, for me to upgrade one level from Gold 4 to Platinum 5 would cost over $400, and there are only a couple of the 300 or so extra books that interest me. If an upgrade turns out to be too much money for you also, then you might consider waiting until Logos rolls out the crossgrades. If they are indeed less than $100, I would think it's a very reasonable upgrade. (Look especially at all the Lexham resources you gain, all the resources listed under "Bible Reference," ones in the "Maps, Photos, and Media" group, and the new "Data Sets.") Also keep in mind that buying a Logos library also means it's available to you on your mobile device.
As for what I will recommend to my seminary students, I still stand by my observations I made a couple months ago explaining why we have mainly ended up using BibleWorks. As for myself, I am very pleased with what Logos 5 offers, and I anticipate I will be using this new version much more than I used Logos 4. It's intuitive, attractive, provides easy linking to the kinds of information and excellent resources I want, and now with this version 5, provides some analyses of the biblical text that no other program can do.


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If you're a hardcore gamer who's going trick or treating, make sure you rock these outfits.
Is Remember Me worth remembering?
Here are the video game you need to save some dead presidents for June 2013.
Jean-Maxime Moris gave us everything we need to know about 'Remember Me."
Capcom's newest IP is looking to change the memory game.
Get to know this badass memory hunter with these trailers for "Remember Me."
This week's new DVDs include Matt Damon in Iraq in Green Zone, Jay Baruchel in love in She's Out Of My League, and Robert Pattinson dying in the World Trade Center in Remember Me. Hey, spoilers!
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Open Forum: Author/illustrator coming to Baxter
The Baxter School PTO has sponsored author/illustrator visit of Lauren Stringer on Feb. 17 and 18. Some of her books include Winter is the Warmest Season, Fold me a Poem, Mud, Castles Caves and Honeycombs and her newest book, The Princess and her Panther. She will present to grades K-4 and has offered to have a lunch with the author for selected students on both days. The Brainerd Public Library has collaborated with Baxter school to have Ms. Stringer present a night event open to the community on Feb. 16 at 6:30 p.m. We are excited to have collaborated on this event for our students and the community. We thank the Baxter PTO and the Minnesota Arts and Heritage fund for their generous support and look forward to future collaboration.
Sandy Larson
Media specialist at Baxter school


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Woman punches cop, tries to steal his TASER
HEMET, Calif. - A San Jacinto woman was arrested Saturday night after allegedly making "terrorist threats" aimed at a roommate and her family members. She also punched a cop in the head and tried to steal his TASER, according to authorities.
Late Saturday night, police were called to a home on the 100 block of North Alessandro Ave in Hemet after receiving reports of a woman threatening to kill a roommate and her family at the location.
When police arrived, they encountered 53-year-old Jackie Carter. When officers tried to take her into custody, she punched one of them in the head and tried to steal his TASER.
The officer received minor injuries, but did not require medical assistance.
Carter, on the other hand, was transported to a local hospital for treatment of minor injuries she sustained during the altercation.
She was later booked for making terrorist threats, attempting to take the officer's TASER, and felony resisting arrest.


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New Digital Frontiers: Alex Chen, Executive Vice President, CTBC Bank
Q+A with Alex Chen, Executive Vice President of Ctbc Bank
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This could be a record year for mergers and acquisitions, surpassing the 2007 peak in the US and globally. But optimism is waning regarding the outlook for 2016.
The World's Best Digital Bank Awards was preceded this year by the inaugural Global Finance Digital Bank Conference, held in London. Three panels of digital banking experts shared their experiences of competing against nontraditional providers in the financial technology space.
Nations slash subsidies in the face of cheap oil and regional conflicts.
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Nigeria's president Muhammadu Buhari announced his new cabinet in November, appointing former banker and government official Kemi Adeosun minister of Finance.
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United States: Former US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke lashed out at what he described as a do-nothing Congress in his new memoir, Courage to Act.


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At TCC Primary, students are given many opportunities to develop their leadership skills. They are taught the importance of being a servant-leader and to lead by example.
Year 6 students have the opportunity to be chosen as a Primary School Captain, Primary Vice-Captain or as a House Captain.
The Head of Primary also takes a number of Year 6 students to leadership development courses throughout out the year. This includes the GRIP Leadership Conference in Toowoomba, the Toowoomba Ecumenical Service and Young Leaders' Dinner.
Year 6 students, with guidance from the Head of Primary, coordinate the Primary School Assembly each week, which provides a valuable experience for students to develop their public speaking skills and confidence.
Students in all Primary classes are provided with opportunities to enhance their leadership skills, ranging from taking-on weekly classroom responsibilities, working with younger students and sharing devotions, to leading a Science team and captaining a sporting team.
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Why the price is increase after I login now I am in Asia? Why are the prices different for me as a Spanish user and now I am in Asia, I have to pay almost double? What is the price policy here? Really disappointed. I want an explanation.
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There will be 1000s of miles travel between each screenshot! LOL
It's called currency
Are you really sure about this? If this is in fact the case I guess I have yet to sell to anyone in Asia as I have yet to make a $52 commission on a WP theme.
You might need to re-check your conversion rates – although I am pretty sure it is in USD everywhere.
I am sure that the prices the same all over the Planet. Must be something else…
Don't tell me, the price of the theme ( HTML file ) was $15 and now is $35 ( WP file)?
Haha I guess he thought when I buy from Spain I pay $10 for a product and if I goes to lower currency value country the envato might charge me according to the country in which he is by converting to that country's. value I am sure as I have logged in in different country's and the price remained same may be because I logged in by authors account


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DSP murder: CBI arrests Gram Pradhan's brother, 6 others
Sources in the CBI said the arrested people were behind the murders of the Gram Pradhan as well as DSP Zia-ul-Haq.
New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Wednesday arrested seven people in connection with the Kunda DSP murder. In what is being claimed as a major breakthrough in the case, the CBI arrested murdered Gram Pradhan Nanhe Yadav's brother, nephew and five others.
Sources in the CBI said the arrested people were behind the murders of the Gram Pradhan as well as the Deputy SP, Zia-ul-Haq. Sources added that more arrests are likely in the days to come.
Former Uttar Pradesh minister Raja Bhaiya has yet not been given a clean chit in the murder case yet. The slain DSP's wife had accused him of her husband's murder. He had to resign as the Uttar Pradesh Cabinet minister after his name figured in the case.
After the murder of Nanhe Yadav, Haq had rushed to the village to control the situation but was killed during violence. The body of Yadav's brother Suresh was also recovered from the spot. On the complaint of the slain police officer's wife, a case was lodged against Raja Bhaiya and he had subsequently resign from Akhilesh Yadav's government.
The agency has registered four cases pertaining to the three murders in village Balipur and police station Hathigawan in Kunda tehsil.
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Date of Stay: January, 2012
Found park staff friendly and helpful. Older park showing signs of the bad economy. Sites and amenities need some TLC. Nice location.
Date of Stay: January, 2012
Pleasantly surprised with this park. Stayed for a week on a special rate of $99 which I found on their web site. Shaded sites, nice pool area, & clean rest rooms. Friendly staff and fellow campers. Close to I-95 and all attractions. I plan to stay here again.