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Laydeez Do Comics London, September 2013
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Hearing the lives and journeys of comics creators
On (most) third Mondays of the month, Foyles bookshop hosts an evening that focuses on autobiographical comics, hosted by the Laydeez: Sarah Lightman and Nicola Streeten. This particular event offered candid insight into journeys of discovery, sometimes fraught with anguish, families offering support and collaboration or judgement and alienation, comics getting to grips with tragedy, humour, irony, and the search for identity.
Coco Wang
Coco's talk introduced a dizzying array of projects, spanning genres such as news reportage, children's books, humour, fantasy and horror. She's a prolific creator with a fine art and illustration background at the SLADE and Kingston. As for cultural background she reveals a fascinating yin and yang relationship between her Chinese heritage (from Beijing) and her educational odyssey in the UK (Yorkshire, Oxford, and London). One point which drew out this contrast was her first experience with life drawing at art school, "I was shocked that this person took her clothes off in front of the class!"
Coco made comics to bridge the intercontinental gap when, on returning to China in 2008, she found herself surrounded by news of the Sichuan earthquake. However, communicating with her network of close friends in Europe revealed a distressing information gap as people based in London were only exposed to flashes of ten seconds or so, nestled among more local news stories. Expressing her turmoil and shock through comics, the EarthquakeStrips that you can see on Coco's blog translate the Chinese news stories that were emerging at that time. Some brim with tragedy; we learn of a mother who died making herself into a human shield to protect her child from falling rubble (the child survived). Others highlight more humourous happenings, such as the evacuation of over 60 frightened pandas!
We were given a glimpse of many projects, past, active, and dormant. Her versatility was also a point of adaptation between East and West; the Chinese illustration market happily accepts a varied portfolio and an artist can make a range of different commissions during a career, while the UK market prizes a consistent, homogenous body of work, showing an individual style. Steering her future journey as an artist between different options, and navigating these tensions between East and West, even inwardly wrestling between these opposing forces, Coco seems to find a range of expressions that are true to herself and that resonate with an international audience.
Coco Wang's principal online presence is her EarthquakeStrips blog. Her illustration work has been published for a range of outlets.
Wallis Eates
"October 4th 1999, the day I started at the Royal College Art. She disowned me that day with the poignant words, 'Have a nice life.'"
With this declaration that there'll be no brakes on this rollercoaster of a talk, Wallis thrust us through her Mumoirs, slices of her conflicted household relationship between a single parent and a lone child. Along the way we learn of a search for her father, imaginary friends, the other men who entered and left mum's life, trying to mingle at a residential association meeting, and other snapshots both gut-wrenching and banal, the imprints of lives lived and deaths died in a council block.
"She suddenly had a realisation that she'd spent all her 20s looking after me and not having any fun. So she did a massive U-turn overnight."
The recollection that leaves the greatest impression on me is accompanied by a picture of mum staring, staring at her daughter for ages, gaze brimming with blame at a point where she pivots about her 30th birthday and comes to rue the decade spent bringing up her child, followed by a plunge into all the drugs, boyfriends and sex she'd been missing out on during those years. Wallis explains plans for the graphic memoir to contain pop-ups of fleeting faces with the stories of individuals such as Dead Dave and Jilted Jolene.
"The tiny things that are nothingy, I find these important because these make up our existence."
Despite the heaviness of much of the content, Wallis speaks with a thick-skinned cheeriness, with eyes open to the blackly morbid but also to the mingled shades of irony and the warming memories of simple times. A friend put her finger in my glue. Mum bantering to me as a three-year-old. Doing nothing at all. "That is as much of life as anything else."
You Chew I Spew comes across as a light-hearted counterpoint to the Mumoirs, albeit with a sober sense of responsibility. It started when friends asked Wallis if she'd draw their memories. The invitation is freely open to submit one short paragraph for interpretation.
Wallis Eates can be found online at The Chews and Spews of Wallis Eates, where you can explore the Mumoirs and You Chew I Spew.
Ginny and Penny Skinner
The evening's final talk told a story of growing up similar but different, one sister becoming an artist, the other a writer; what better circumstances for comics collaborations? Like Wallis, Ginny and Penny grew up reading Bunty and Mandy, an indication of the influence of these forgotten girls' titles. Their early collaborative projects were short stories, one about a woman who finds a glass eye on the bottom of a swimming pool, another a short murder mystery ending in a punchline.
Ginny and Penny explained how their collaborative style evolved through practice and considered decisions such as taking the Arvon graphic novel course, a residential training week for aspiring comics creators. The introduction to thumbnailing helped Penny appreciate how difficult it is to draw a comic, but gave her insight into the process of interpreting script as images. Later, they disclosed, they found they became able to time-effectively reach consensus on storytelling means by arguing with each other (constructively).
The Arvon course led to a three-part comic: The Art Room, which was a unified story told from three different points of view. This turned into a painful lesson in over-complexity. On the writing side of things, continuity was a real challenge to maintain, and in the artwork they spent ages trying to digitally re-create printed tone in veneration of the pages of Mandy.
Having learned that hard lesson from The Art Room, the principle to start with and maintain simplicity guided their next project's development. Briony Hatch goes to school, and, being neither popular, sporty, nor fashionable, seeks escape from the mundaneness of everyday life in the pages of a high fantasy, swords-and-sorcery epic. Ginny's artwork evokes the childlike spirit of the girls' comics, while Penny scribes cutting commentary on the lives of the surrounding people in Briony's thought bubbles. Pages of Briony Hatch will surely resonate with the childhood and teenage memories of many a female geek reader.
The Skinner sisters have a Skinner Sisters website, with details about Briony Hatch and other projects.
Emmeline Pui Ling Dobson – this month's guest blogger
I draw and I write and I combine these efforts to make comics, mostly. Other things I make and help to realise include videogames, non-digital games, events, learning opportunities, and hybrids of all the above. At time of writing, my website is "coming soon" status, but my blog is here. You can often find me under the creative ID "emeraldsong" (sometimes emeralds0ng with a zero) in places such as these:
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In Serie A la squadra giunge terza in campionato a 39 punti a pari merito  con la Lazio, nella stagione in cui ha vinto il suo primo scudetto la Fiorentina con dodici punti di vantaggio sul Milan secondo, e quattordici sui nerazzurri e i laziali. In Coppa delle Fiere si disputa la prima edizione che terminerà solamente nel 1958.

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José Trinidad Marín aka Trino Marin is a former celebrity spouse. He is mostly recognized as the ex-husband of singer Jenni Rivera. Trino Marin was her first husband.
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Yet another photo from the "Asahi Shimbun" collection, this one featuring a scene inside the Mitsubishi factory in Nagoya at the end of the war. According to the caption of Model Art #470 which includes a similar photo, the "Raiden" in the photo is a Model 11 or J2M2, serial number 2024 and it belonged to the first unit to be equipped with the type, the 381 Kokutai. We included a brief history of the unit with their "Raiden" in an old post, here, so I will connect the two posts.
The first unit to receive the "Raiden" was the 381ku organised on October 1, 1943, in Tateyama base, Chiba Prefecture. The unit was to be assigned to the protection of the Balikpapan oil fields of Borneo so it was deemed a suitable unit to receive an interceptor fighter. The unit relocated to a bigger base in Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture, but "Raiden" were barely delivered! In February 1944, the unit had only ten "Raiden" even though the unit was to be equipped with at least 36. On January 5, 1944, during shooting training the engine mount of the 30th production J2M2 lost its strength and dissolved in the air resulting in the death of the pilot. Due to such accidents, further modifications to the type were required causing further delays in the production. So the 381ku quit to be a "Raiden" unit and changed to Zero 52s and relocated to Borneo from March of the same year.
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Aug 28, 2019 Richard Mansfield
A Closer Look at Würthwein's The Text of the Old Testament: An Introduction to Biblia Hebraica (3rd ed.)
Years ago, when I was still in seminary, I got in "trouble" for stating, "Textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible isn't nearly as interesting as textual criticism of the Greek New Testament." I said this not so much out of bias as out of ignorance. If only I had read Ernst Würthwein's The Text of the Old Testament: An Introduction to the Biblia Hebraica, I could have understood that the history of the Hebrew Bible's transmission is just as fascinating as that of the Greek New Testament—if not perhaps even more!
Ernst Würthwein (1909 – 1996) was a German biblical scholar and theologian who taught for years at the University of Marsburg. Numerous editions of The Text of the Old Testament (Der Text des Alten Testaments) appeared in his lifetime and became a standard introductory text on textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible. Although his name is attached to the current updated work we've released this week for Accordance, in reality everything in the title has been thorough updated and revised by Alexander A. Fischer, whose own work on the title is now in its third edition. This edition is translated into English by Erroll F. Rhodes, who also translated the pre-Fischer editions.
Fischer has strived to retain the general outline, formatting and even flavor of the original work by Würthwein, so the updated volume will still be recognizable by those who read and valued the original editions. However, this newest revision by Fischer brings the content up to date with the ongoing release of the Biblia Hebraica Quinta and also includes a new chapter on the Qumran texts.
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Fischer continues Würthwein's same basic structure with three primary sections: A. The Hebrew Text of the Bible (covers Masoretic, Qumran, and Samaritan Texts), B. The Ancient Translations (the LXX gets a lot of coverage here, but attention is also given to Aramaic, Latin, and other ancient translations), and C. Textual Critism (serves as an introduction, guide and methodology to the subject). There is also the familiar section of "Plates" with 48 sections that include photos and descriptions of important ancient documents as well as a few helpful charts.
Accordance users might wonder how Würthwein's The Text of the Old Testament compares to Emanual Tov's Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible. In my initial comparison, I would consider Tov's work to be the more advanced and extensive, but that's not to slight Würthwein. In fact, I would still recommend both works, but perhaps Würthwein is a better starting point for those new to the subject of Hebrew Bible textual criticism. And Würthwein will go into more detail on some subjects, such as the LXX. Neither are what I would call "popular" introductions to the subject, but Würthwein is the more accessible of the two. Both assume some familiarity with Hebrew, but Würthwein offers translation a bit more often (but not always) than Tov.
If you have the journal Bibliotheca Sacra in Accordance, there is an analysis of an older (pre-Fischer) edition of The Text of the Old Testament reviewed by Robert B. Chisholm Jr. in an issue from 1996.
The Text of the Old Testament
Tags: Ernst Würthwein , Alexander Fischer , textual criticism , Hebrew Bible
Sep 8, 2018 Timothy Jenney
Bracketed Words (Lighting the Lamp Video Podcast #172)
Editors use a variety of brackets in Bibles and Texts to indicate material that is missing, reconstructed, or whose authenticity is in doubt. This podcast surveys the different uses of brackets in Accordance's most commonly-used texts—and how to adjust for them in searches and statistical analyses.
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Tags: Lighting the Lamp , Textual Criticism , Hebrew Bible , Greek New Testament
May 28, 2018 Timothy Jenney
Hebrew Text Criticism: A Case Study (Lighting the Lamp Video Podcast #165)
Hebrew text criticism requires working with texts in multiple languages. Fortunately, Accordance Bible Software and its extensive original language resources makes that task easier. Join Dr. J in this episode as he tackles the age-old problem of Deut 32:34-45. Does it prophesy a Day of Judgment, as the Samaritans argue? Or is it a more general promise that God will avenge his people, as found in the Massoretic text? The textual variants in these verses make all the difference.
Tags: Hebrew Bible , text criticism , textual criticism , Dead Sea Scrolls , DSS , LXX , Septuagint , BHS , BHQ
Mar 15, 2018 Richard Mansfield
A Closer Look at Omanson's A Textual Guide to the Greek New Testament
I've written before about taking a class in textual criticism under John Polhill, back in the 90s. I knew nothing about the subject beforehand, but the class stands out as one of the favorite of my MDiv studies. One of our textbooks was A Textual Commentary of the Greek New Testament by the late Bruce M. Metzger. This work, a running commentary of the textual variants chosen by the editorial committee of the United Bible Societies' Greek New Testament, still remains a standard work to this day.
Twelve years later after the second edition of Metzger's Textual Commentary, Roger L. Omanson, on behalf of the United Bible Societies, published A Textual Guide to the Greek New Testament: An Adaptation of Bruce M. Metzger's Textual Commentary for the Needs of Translators. Omanson's work was made available for the Accordance Bible Software Library earlier this week.
Why was Omanson's work necessary, and who would benefit from having it in addition to Metzger's commentary? Many may not realize that Bible translators—especially those engaged in new translations in non-English languages—often do not have formal training in textual criticism. The textual apparatus at the bottom of a print Greek New Testament can sometimes be an intimidating reference for the uninitiated. In fact, although the editors of the United Bible Societies (UBS) and Nestle-Aland (NA) Greek New Testaments long ago standardized the content of the New Testament text itself, the apparatus of the UBS Greek NT was specifically developed as a less-complex resource than its NA counterpart for the needs of translators and beginning NT Greek students.
Interestingly enough, Metzger's original commentary was "designed to assist translators and students who may not have available an extensive library" (preface to the first edition), but for some, Metzger's commentary has remained too challenging. Omanson's Textual Guide attempts to bridge Metzger's work to any translator or interested party who does not have the time or resources to study textual criticism in depth.
In the preface, Omanson writes, "The notes are not intended to replace Metzger's original notes, but merely to simplify and expand them." Perhaps Omanson was being charitable here because I'm certain that many would simply use his Guide to the neglect of Metzger's earlier work. Ideally, though, Metzger's Textual Commentary and Omanson's Textual Guide should be used side by side.
One can easily see in the above example the difference between Metzger (bottom left) and Omanson (bottom right). Note that Omanson always includes a gloss for the Greek phrase in question, the notes are more concise and easier to follow, and Omanson does not refer to the manuscript designations as often as Metzger since they are in the apparatus anyway.
Anyone who reads Omanson's Textual Guide will still need to have a basic understanding of textual criticism--including basic terminology; an understanding of the UBS ranking system of variants along the A, B, C, D scale; and at least a moderate understanding of NT Greek. Fortunately, there's a crash course in textual criticism, including terminology, in the introductory materials of the book. And since Omanson is aiming for translators, he also occasionally interacts with major translations of the Bible to offer examples of how a text can be translated or to point to which variant a particular translation may have followed.
Roger Omanson's Textual Guide to the Greek New Testament is available by itself, but the best value can be found by obtaining it as part of the new Stuttgart Scholarly Add-on from the German Bible Society.
Translators and students will find Omanson's Guide helpful, but so will anyone interested in textual criticism. If textual criticism is new to you, the explanations at the beginning of Omanson's book will be extremely helpful. And for the uninitiated, I might also point to Philip Comfort's New Testament Text & Translation Commentary which interacts more with translations of the Bible than even Omanson does. And if you have never studied biblical languages, I would point to the notes in the New English Translation (NET) of the Bible, which is a great "first stop" for textual issues on a fairly non-technical level.
Tags: Roger L Omanson , Bruce M Metzger , Textual Criticism
Oct 9, 2017 Richard Mansfield
NEW! Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament (Wallace)
Two decades later, Bart D. Ehrman's book, The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture: The Effect of Early Christological Controversies on the Text of the New Testament continues to create debate and dialogue. Ehrman's later works have even brought textual criticism, a field once reserved to academia, to the lay level. In response to Ehrman's work, Daniel B. Wallace has edited Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament: Manuscript, Patristic, and Apocryphal Evidence--released today for the Accordance Bible Software Library.
Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament contains essays by six authors, all dealing with textual criticism and specifically the claim that scribes significantly corrupted the text of the New Testament. Wallace includes an essay of his own, an expansion of a presentation he made in a debate with Bart Ehrman and others in 2008 at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. The other five essays were originally presented the same year at the national meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in the same year.
This volume is also the first installment in what is to be an ongoing series, Text and Canon of the New Testament. This series will present volumes that address questions of whether or not the original text of the New Testament can be recovered based on manuscript evidence as well as questions concerning the 27 New Testament documents in relation to other writings of the early church. Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament contains the following essays that either address Ehrman's claims or discuss related text-critical issues:
"Lost in Transmission: How Badly Did the Scribes Corrupt the New Testament Text?" by Daniel B. Wallace. Points of agreement are found with Ehrman on some issues, but in this examination of some of the major passages covered in The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture, Wallace demonstrates why he believes so-called "orthodox corruptions" are not "as pervasive or as significant" as Ehrman presents.
"The Least Orthodox Reading Is to Be Preferred: A New Canon for New Testament Textual Criticism?" by Philip M. Miller. One conclusion that could be made from Ehrman's claims about the New Testament is that "the least orthodox reading" is probably to be preferred when looking at variants, resulting in foundational new criteria for textual criticism. Miller offers evidence as to why this conclusion should be challenged.
"The Legacy of a Letter: Sabellianism or Scribal Blunder in John 1.1c?" by Matthew P. Morgan. Looking specifically at two later variants of καὶ θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος in John 1:1, Morgan examines the implications of a Sabellian understanding of God if the two manuscripts were correct.
"Patristic Theology and Recension in Matthew 24.36: An Evaluation of Ehrman's Text-Critical Methodology" by Adam G. Messer. Some ancient manuscripts do not contain the phrase translated "nor the son" in Matt 24:36. Messer examines the evidence in patristic writings to see if this omission in some manuscripts was influenced by orthodox Church Fathers.
"Tracking Thomas: A Text-Critical Look at the Transmission of the Gospel of Thomas"by Tim Ricchuiti. In this only chapter dealing with a text not in the New Testament, Ricchuiti attempts to determine the earliest version of The Gospel of Thomas using the Coptic text and three Greek mss fragments.
"Jesus as θεός: A Textual Examination" by Brian J. Wright. Did any of the New Testament writers specifically claim that Jesus was God? Wright examines 17 passages in the NT to determine the answer.
In addition to the six main essays, Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament: Manuscript, Patristic, and Apocryphal Evidence also includes indexes to Scripture, Ancient Sources, and Persons and Subjects. Page numbers are included for citation purposes.
Most readers will find a knowledge of Koine Greek necessary for following the arguments in this book. For anyone interested in New Testament textual criticism, and especially recent debates on the subject, these essays are a must-read addition to your Accordance Library. Add it to your mobile device for easy reading on the go or quick consultation!
Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament
Tags: Daniel B. Wallace , textual criticism , Bart D. Ehrman
Sep 4, 2017 Richard Mansfield
Do-It-Yourself Textual Criticism (Strategies for Students #6)
In the 1990s I took a New Testament textual criticism class under John B. Polhill as an elective in my MDiv studies. Looking back, it remains in my recollection as one of the best classes I experienced during that time. I learned more about the origin and transmission of the New Testament in that course than in any other class I took. I found everything about the subject fascinating and still do.
At that time, although Accordance was newly available, this was still the early days for Bible software. There were biblical texts—both original languages and translations—as well as many of the standard lexicons and other reference works, but not too much beyond that. In my class, we primarily depended on the print works of scholars like Bruce Metzger as well as the immense knowledge of Dr. Polhill on the subject.
Although I trusted both Metzger and Polhill, that dependence I mentioned above was very real. We could ask questions in class and consult related reference works, but there wasn't much more we were able to do on our own. In the previous Student Strategies blog post, I discussed using Accordance for doing one's own research (as opposed to depending on the research of others) with the INFER search. In this post I'd like to introduce (or remind) students to the features in Accordance that allows them to do their own text critical work. While perhaps not the same as holding an ancient manuscript in your hand, Accordance's text-critical resources may just be the next best thing.
I'm going to use the Greek New Testament for the examples that follow, but note that we also have resources for textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible.
Let's assume you don't want to reinvent the wheel by traveling all around the world and examining all extant manuscripts for yourself, allowing you to create your own eclectic text. More than likely, you would start with the apparatus for the UBS 5 or Nestle-Aland 28 New Testament. Perhaps then, from what you find in the apparatus, you might want to consult a particular manuscript yourself. Although we obviously can't give you access to every extant manuscript, we do provide the tools for examining the major witnesses that form the basis of the NA/UBS New Testament.
If you want to see what the image itself looks like, you'll want to check out the Greek MSS Images from CSNTM, which contains the following manuscripts: Codex Alexandrinus, Codex Sinaiticus, Codex 2882, Codex Vaticanus, and Codex Washingtonianus (note that for study of the Hebrew Bible, we offer images for the Dead Sea Scrolls, Leningrad Codex, and Codex Sinaiticus).
Above: Matt 1:19 - 2:2 from Codex Washingtonianus. This image was exported from Accordance at 2600 x 4000 pixels.
These manuscripts, reproduced at high resolution, allow you to zoom in and look closely at these ancient texts. This is especially helpful for debated readings. Rather than citing a third party, you can write in your class paper, "Having looked at a high-resolution facsimile image of the codex, I conclude… ." And you can also copy or export the images for illustration in your paper or in a presentation using software like PowerPoint or Keynote.
In addition to these images, Accordance also offers a set of fully digitized text, Codex Add-On, corresponding to the physical manuscripts. This set uses an uncial (capital) font designed specifically for the included manuscripts: Codex Alexandrinus, Codex Bezae, Codex Sinaiticus, Codex Vaticanus, Codex Washingtonianus, as well as a Greek New Testament Papyri module based on the 2nd edition of Comfort & Barrett's The Text of the Earliest New Testament Greek Manuscripts. The uncial font can be used in your work as well to represent the text of the ancient manuscripts.
Above: Codex Washingtonianus with spaces (left column) and without spaces (center column) in parallel with the NA28 Greek New Testament. Note Crossover Highlighting between all three texts.
These digitized texts are morphologically tagged and have line breaks corresponding to the end of the line in the original codices. There are even representations of the Nomina Sacra used these manuscripts. Moreover, spaces between words can be turned on and off. Since the earliest manuscripts did not include spaces between words, removing the spaces gives you a better idea of what the original readers viewed--but in a much more readable digital font! The images can be viewed and scrolled in parallel with the digitized texts, as well as the UBS or NA Greek New Testament. Since the uncial texts are morphologically tagged, crossover highlighting works between them the UBS/NA texts.
I'm still amazed to have this kind of access to ancient texts. Yes, all the standard reference works are indispensable, but there's nothing quite like doing your own textual criticism and verifying readings for yourself (and it will impress your instructors, too!).
There are many more resources in Accordance related to textual criticism, including alternative apparatuses—too much content to go into here. However, check out Tim Jenney's webinar from a couple of years ago, "Greek New Testament Textual Criticism," to see some of these tools in action and to be introduced to some of the other text-critical resources not mentioned here.
Don't miss previous installments in our Strategies for Students series!
#1 Take Class Notes in Accordance
#2 Use Accordance Editions of Textbooks
#3 Export Citations from Accordance
#4 Use Accordance for Biblical Language Classes
#5 Use the INFER Command for Original/Independent Research
Tags: Textual Criticism , Strategies for Students
Dec 28, 2015 Richard Mansfield
A Closer Look at Emanuel Tov's Books on Textual Criticism
If textual studies are your area of interest, your Accordance Library will not be complete without Emanuel Tov's Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible and The Text-Critical Use of the Septuagint in Biblical Research. Together, these volumes leave no stone unturned in looking at manuscript evidence and development of the Hebrew Bible and its first translation, the Septuagint.
What is Textual Criticism? Tov defines it this way:
Textual criticism deals with the nature and origin of all the witnesses of a composition or text, in our case the biblical books. This analysis often involves an attempt to discover the original form of details in a composition, or even of large stretches of text, although what exactly constitutes (an) "original text(s)" is subject to much debate. In the course of this inquiry, attempts are made to describe how the texts were written, changed, and transmitted from one generation to the next [Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible, p. 1].
In the image at the left, Tim Jenney ("Dr. J") demonstrates for Emanuel Tov how his books on textual criticism integrate with the Accordance Library.
In the third revised and expanded edition of Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible, Tov emphasizes the significance of the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the impact this had on textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible. And if anyone wants to dismiss textual criticism as a practical exercise, Tov gives significant attention to the impact upon biblical exegesis as well as literary criticism.
Click on the image above for a closer look at Tov's Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible
As the history of the Hebrew Bible and Septuagint are so historically and textually intertwined, The Text-Critical Use of the Septuagint in Biblical Research (also in its third revised and expanded edition) is invaluable for understanding the development of these two corollary texts. As with his volume on the Hebrew Bible, Tov emphasizes the importance of textual criticism upon exposition and literary analysis. However, for the individual who has not yet discovered how to integrate the Septuagint into biblical research, this volume serves as an excellent introduction for determining how the Hebrew and Greek biblical texts work together.
Click on the image above for a closer look at Tov's The Text-Critical Use of the Septuagint in Biblical Research
The Accordance Team has analyzed both of Tov's works on textual criticism with meticulous precision. All content has been tagged according to the following fields for Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible: English Content, Hebrew/Aramaic Content, Greek Content, Transliteration, Manuscripts, Scripture, Bibliography, Table Titles, Captions, Image Credits, and Page Numbers. The Text-Critical Use of the Septuagint in Biblical Research receives the same kind of careful attention with content assigned these fields: English Content, Scripture, Greek Content, Hebrew Content, Transliteration, Manuscripts, Bibliography and Page Numbers. Such careful tagging of Tov's works allows the Accordance user to find the exact content needed quickly and efficiently.
Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible (3rd Edition) (Tov)
The Text-Critical Use of the Septuagint in Biblical Research (3rd Edition) (Tov)
Tags: Emanuel Tov , Textual Criticism , Hebrew Bible , Septuagint , LXX
New & Updated Titles for Biblical Language Study!
When I took a masters-level textual criticism class under Dr. John Polhill in the early nineties, everything we studied was in books about the subject. We read about various textual traditions, but we weren't really able to look at them side-by-side. We learned about important manuscripts and codexes, but there was simply no easy way for us to examine these documents for ourselves. We were at the mercy of trusting those who had written about them.
The advent of Bible software has taken personal textual criticism to an entirely new level. For instance, Accordance allows me to place a modern eclectic Greek New Testament text and a Greek text from the Byzantine tradition side by side to discover the differences myself. I can go even further by examining high-resolution images of the original manuscripts and codexes and draw my own conclusions. Perhaps it's not quite the same as having direct access to an important textual source, but with the ability to zoom in on a page and examine these early handwritten documents myself, I am able to draw my own text-critical conclusions instead of having to merely depend upon the evaluations of others.
Accordance has had a long tradition of bringing important manuscript traditions and image collections for the use of the individual deeply interested in textual issues. And today, we both update a few of our previous offerings as well as deliver some entirely new titles to our users.
Orthodox Greek New Testament Set
We are pleased to announce two new morphologically tagged Greek New Testaments from the Byzantine family of manuscripts.
The first is the GNT-Family 35, a new scholarly edition of the Greek New Testament from the Center for the Study and Preservation of the Majority Text (CSPMT). Also known as the Byzantine Greek New Testament (not to be confused with the Robinson-Pierpont Byzantine Textform 2005), this text, compiled from a consensus of readings from the Byzantine Kr or Family 35 textform, is the most current Greek text of its kind. The CSPMT plans for an eventual critical apparatus to accompany this Greek text.
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In addition, this set comes with the more well-known GNT-Ecumenical Patriarchal Text, also known as the Antoniades Text. This is the official Greek text published by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in 1904, incorporating corrections in the printed edition of 1912.
The Patriarchal Text was developed by a team led by Basil Antoniades, consulting numerous manuscripts of the Byzantine tradition and following the writings of John Chyrsostom whenever variants among the manuscripts existed.
Leningrad Codex Images
The Leningrad Codex is the oldest complete manuscript (1008 CE) of the Hebrew Bible and the primary basis of modern editions such as Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia and the Biblia Hebraica Quinta. Working with the West Semitic Research Project, we have now incorporated nearly 1,000 images from the Leningrad Codex to be examined in parallel with any biblical text from within an Accordance workspace.
Few readers of the Hebrew Bible would be able to journey to St. Petersburg, Russia, to examine the pages of the Leningrad Codex for themselves. However, having access to the codex images in Accordance allows the user to examine the pages in high resolution. Moreover, the images are fully exportable from Accordance. In a sample export, the image of one leaf from the codex measured 3673 x 4090 pixels.
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Greek MSS Images
Accordance users who are seriously involved in Greek studies and textual criticism have long valued our New Testament MSS Images bundle. Now, in partnership with the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts, we're greatly expanding this set with the introduction of additional texts and a new name: Greek MSS Images. This collection of images includes all previous titles and will now add the Septuagint from Codex Sinaiticus, as well as 1-2 Clement from Codex Alexandrinus. The Septuagint from Codex Alexandrinus will be added later at no additional cost. Several titles in the previous NT MSS Images have also been updated with links to high-resolution online images.
A discounted upgrade price is available for Accordance users who previously purchased NT MSS Images.
Greek MSS Images from CSNTM
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Dead Sea Scrolls Index Update with Image Links
Our DSS Index has been updated to include hyperlinks to images housed at the Israel Museum as well as the Accordance Dead Sea Scrolls Images. The Index also includes the latest content updates from Dr. Martin Abegg. This is a free update to the DSS Index; a paid upgrade from the older Qumran Index. No actual images are stored or loaded in this module; links are provided for reference only.
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Tags: Image Collections , Byzantine Greek New Testament , Antoniades , Septuagint , LXX , Textual Criticism , Leningrad Codex , Hebrew Bible , Clement
Aug 1, 2014 Richard Mansfield
Video: Dan Wallace on Accordance Bible Software
In this video, Dan Wallace discusses his history with Accordance (he has been using Accordance since the first beta!). He also names what he considers to be the "must have" Accordance titles needed for textual criticism.
Dr. Wallace is professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and founder and executive director of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM).
Tags: Dan Wallace , Daniel B. Wallace , Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts , CSNTM , textual criticism , Greek New Testament
Dec 8, 2009 Rick Bennett
The Search for 'Sacred Names'
Last year, almost to the day, I wrote a blog post on our release of Comfort and Barrett's, The Text of the Earliest New Testament Greek Manuscripts. In that post I highlighted some of our enhancements to the book, which included creating a separate corpus of morphologically-tagged Greek texts that are contained in the book (collated in canonical and manuscript order).
As soon as I became aware of this project I started thinking of ways in which this resource could be used to contribute to the field of New Testament textual criticism. At the SBL Annual Meeting in Boston I ran some of these ideas by a friend in the field and received a positive response. So, I drafted them up as a paper proposal for the International Meeting in Rome, which was subsequently accepted.
At the meeting in Rome I presented on how this resource can be used to search for and analyze the distribution and form of nomina sacra (Latin for "sacred names") in early New Testament papyri. The scribal convention of writing certain words in an abbreviated form with a supralinear stroke is one of the visible distinctions of Biblical manuscripts, and has long captivated the attention of scholars in this field. My paper set out to show the chain of research on this phenomenon, and how the Accordance version of Comfort and Barrett's work makes it possible to analyze, in one place, all the occurrences of nomina sacra in New Testament papyri up to the 3rd century.
One of the other highlights of my paper was that I revealed a further enhancement of the Accordance edition of Comfort and Barrett's work, namely the inclusion of five new papyri not included in the print edition: 𝔓118-121, and 𝔓123. During the Annual Meeting in Boston I was able to show Philip Comfort our work, and asked him to consider creating new transcriptions of papyri that had been discovered since his work was published that fit within his date criteria (up to c. 3rd century). This he graciously agreed to do. In Rome I was working with a prototype of this module with the new papyri, but wasn't able to announce this new enhancement until our official release (now included as a free update of the module). The new papyri added by Philip Comfort have been grammatically tagged, and recent updates to Accordance offer enhanced searching for nomina sacra-two developments that were indispensible for my research.
Because I showed how this tool was able to meet a perceived need in the field of textual criticism instead of merely giving a demonstration of its general features, I believe it was well received. In the discussion that followed we were also able to identify an error in the transcription in the first edition of one of the papyri. You can see some additional details on my paper, along with others in the Working with Biblical Manuscripts section, at the Evangelical Textual Criticism blog
While I have attended various SBL meetings during the last several years, it was a privilege to be able to present for the first time at the International Meeting in Rome. I would like to thank both Accordance and Reformed Theological Seminary for this unique opportunity.
Those interested in studying the text of the earliest manuscripts of the New Testament can now do so in an unparalleled fashion, including access to these additional papyri with the unlock of this module on the Primary 8.4 DVD.
Tags: Textual Criticism , New Testamant , Papyri , Manuscripts


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The Development
NEWS | March 18, 2022
River District is taking shape
The River District is beginning to take shape in west Charlotte. And it's promising to reshape Charlotte's growth far beyond the 1,400 acres Crescent Communities is developing there.
With new details just released to the Charlotte Business Journal, it's now clear Crescent is pushing the boundaries for what is considered mixed-use development. The River District will essentially be a town — complete with a main street and town center — anchoring that area of the city.
Crescent Managing Director Chase Kerley, a Charlotte native who has been with the firm since 2016, has been tapped to lead the project.
"It has certainly taken us a while to get to this point," Kerley said. "To think that, in 10 years, the entirety of the project would be built out — that would be a bit foolish. I'd say, to put a number towards it, it is certainly a 20-year project that has the opportunity to be accelerated."
Kerley compared plans for the initial phase, for which site work is now underway, to Fort Mill's Baxter Village and Kingsley developments. Others have pointed to Ballantyne in comparison to the whole district. In fact, Baxter, Kingsley and Ballantyne Corporate Park could all fit inside the overall River District site.
Crescent anticipates the development of 8 million square feet of office space, 500,000 square feet of retail, a range of housing types totaling around 5,000 units and 1,000 hotel rooms, among other uses. About 40% of the land will remain green space.
The first phase, a 70-acre community called Westrow, will have 103,000 square feet of retail space, 174,000 square feet of offices and a 250-room hotel. Westrow's residential phase includes over 500 apartments, 58 town homes and 48 single-family homes. The first homes are expected to be ready in late 2023, marking the first element of The River District to deliver.
Another 124 units of affordable, mixed-income housing will be developed by Laurel Street Residential on a site donated by Crescent.
Between 2022 and 2024, Kerley said, each of the first three phases of the project will begin, with the first phase starting to deliver next year.
"We did not want to step forward tepidly," Kerley said. "We could fill homes all day long there three or four years ago, but that wasn't going to bring the project forward in the right manner."
Planning and engineering for phase two is underway, targeting late 2022 for site work to begin. The residential piece of that phase will border Westrow with around 500 homes, cottages and townhomes slated for early 2024 delivery. A 40-acre, riverfront park is in the plans for the second phase. Larger office projects, including campus-style development, will be included as well.
The land for the third phase of The River District was acquired in late 2021. Crescent will go through the rezoning process for that nearly 60-acre site in the coming months. It is expected to include more retail and commercial development and a wider range ofhousing, including for-sale, for-rent, detached, attached and affordable-housing units.
Kerley estimates The River District could be developed in as many as 15 phases.
"It's a tremendous opportunity for the west side of Charlotte, which has not to date experienced the same rapid growth that you see to the north and to the south," Crescent CEO Brian Natwick said.
The 8 million square feet of office space to be added at The River District is among the most critical elements of the development. As with the rest of the plan, the intent is to create spaces that fit a broad range of commercial uses. That includes multi-use buildings with office spaces for smaller and medium-sized businesses over first-floor retail. Other areas of the development will feature large tracts for campus-style office parks.
Brendan Pierce, Crescent's president of commercial, says The River District's office plans match emerging market trends.
"Office users, even more so during Covid, are looking for an amenitized base and amenities for their employees," Pierce said. "But not all of them want to be in an urban environment. So, we think that The River District can provide the best of both worlds."
The first phase of office development in Westrow will be over first-floor retail and restaurant space. The large tracts dedicated to campus settings will come in later phases.
The River District's office elements will benefit greatly from the amenities and range of uses Crescent plans, said Chris Chung, CEO of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina.
Chung compares its potential impact to Ballantyne Corporate Park, which remade south Charlotte as a corporate destination two decades ago. Part of the original pitch to office tenants for Ballantyne was the ease of access to Charlotte Douglas International Airport — about a 20-mile drive on Interstate 485.
The River District's proximity to the airport — essentially on adjacent property — helps set it apart from anything else in Charlotte or the region. The office location is so attractive, Pierce said, that it could succeed on its own, even without the rest of The River District factored in.
"I think we have the best office campus land in the state of North Carolina," Pierce said.
Developers are years away from seeing large or campus-style office buildings delivered at The River District. But city and project leaders are hopeful it can be the location to land another signature corporate office comparable to Centene Corp., which is building a University Research Park campus for thousands of employees, and Honeywell International Inc., which anchored an uptown office tower.
"It is really important that when we have prospective companies even deciding whether to grow here or we're trying to recruit to Charlotte that they have a deep bench of opportunities to look at to call a place in Charlotte home," said Tracy Dodson, Charlotte assistant city manager and economic development director. "It is important that, as we think about building out our city, we're thinking about housing options as well as those employment options and we have a diversity of options for companies."
The River District will include elements of all of Crescent's business units.
The commercial division is represented with the vast amounts of office and retail development. Each of the company's residential brands, including Novel by Crescent Communities, the new suburban-style multifamily brand Render and the Harmon built-to-rent brand, will be included.
Natwick envisions The River District as the ideal employment center for any company, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, in what Pierce calls a "generational project."
But the project also represents something else: a culmination of decades of evolution and development from Crescent.
"We're building a city out of whole cloth," Kerley said.
By Collin Huguley – Staff Writer, Charlotte Business Journal
Photograph by Melissa Key
© Copyright 2017 The River District. All rights reserved.


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The Technical University of Gabrovo welcomes applications from international students holding diplomas for completed secondary and tertiary education that allow them access to training at the respective higher education institutions in the country where the education has been completed.
Required application documents:
Completed Application Form with short biographical data stating the degree course the applicant wishes to follow – MS-Word format.
Copy of the diploma for completed secondary education and the grades supplement – when the application is for the full duration of the degree course.
Document issued by the competent authorities stating the eligibility of the applicant to continue his/her education at the higher education institutions in the country where the secondary education has been completed
Academic transcript – when the application is for a period of study.
Copy of the document / diploma for completed higher education with a degree corresponding to the academic qualification degree of Bachelor or Master – for applicants for Master degree courses.
Document certifying the level of Bulgarian language proficiency, issued by a higher education institution in Bulgaria – for applicants who will not do the preparatory Bulgarian language course.
Copy of the citizenship documents – for applicants with a double citizenship, one of which is Bulgarian.
Four passport-size photographs.
Photocopy of the international passport showing the applicant's full name written in Roman alphabet.
Documents 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 must be legalized, translated into Bulgarian and attested in accordance with the regulations set in the international agreements of the Republic of Bulgaria with the country where they have been issued (legalized by the Bulgarian Embassy in the country where they have been issued), or, in case there is no such agreement, the documents are attested following the general procedure for document legalization, translation and attestation.
The application documents are submitted to the Technical University of Gabrovo. The minimum average grade in the subjects, which form the university entrance score for the degree course applied for, shown in the diploma for completed secondary education (document No. 2 from the list of required application documents) cannot be lower than 62 % of the maximum grade according to the assessment system in the country where the secondary education has been completed. The subjects forming the university entrance score are: Mathematics and Physics for the engineering degree courses and Mathematics and English for the social and economic courses. Owing to the long procedure of issuing student visas, applicants are advised to submit their application documents at least two months before the beginning of the academic year.
The application documents can be submitted:
Personally at the Technical University of Gabrovo, International Students Office, Main Administrative Building ("Rectorate"), room 3209;
By post (registered mail or courier service) to the following address: International Office, Technical University of Gabrovo, 4 Hadji Dimitar Str., 5300 Gabrovo, Bulgaria;
By authorized persons from the Technical University of Gabrovo, staying temporarily in the country from which the applicant comes;
Prospective students must submit their application documents not later than middle of September in the year for which they apply.
Prospective students who apply for Master degree courses after acquiring Bachelor or Master degrees must submit their application documents not later than the beginning of the summer semester of the respective academic year.
The Technical University of Gabrovo sends the application documents of the admitted students to the Ministry of Education and Science, following the procedure for issuing long-term (D-type) visas, in accordance with the legislation in the Republic of Bulgaria.
The Ministry of Education and Science issues Admission Certificates only for the prospective students, who have been admitted for study. The Technical University of Gabrovo sends the Admission Certificate personally to the applicant at the address given in the Application Form.


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July 27, 2012 1 min read
IndyCar's Helio Castroneves Dances with Stars (Again)
Myrydd Wells
Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves is dancing his way back to reality TV. ABC announced today that Castroneves will join the cast of Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars for the show's 15th season. Castroneves, the season-five champion, will compete against other past celebrity favorites of various ilk and levels of fame for the chance to hoist the Mirror Ball trophy. Among his competitors: Bristol Palin, Drew Lachey, Joey Fatone, Kirstie Alley, Apolo Anton Ohno, and Pamela Anderson.
» BONUS: Check out our photo album of Helio outtakes.
Back in 2007, Castroneves and his dance partner, Julianne Hough, beat out former Spice Girl Melanie Brown, Marie Osmond, and more for the disco-esque trophy (which isn't made all that well, according to IM's 2008 cover story on Castroneves).
The IndyCar star tweeted today:
It's official I'm going to be on @DancingABC wow!!
— Helio Castroneves (@h3lio) July 27, 2012
The new season of DWTS will premiere on Monday, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m.
Photo of Castroneves at the Indianapolis Museum of Art by Tony Valainis
Tags celebrities, Dancing With the Stars, Helio Castroneves, Indy 500, Indy 500 culture, Indy 500 drivers, IndyCar, IndyCar drivers, television
Faces Of IMS Snake Pit
A photoessay of Snake Pit attendees.
Gallery: 2019 Indy 500 Red Carpet
Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves is dancing his way back to reality TV. ABC announced today that Castroneves will join the cast of Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars for the show's 15th season. Castroneves, the season-five champion, will compete against other past celebrity favorites of various ilk and levels of fame for the chance to […]
Pippa Mann's Journey Back To Indy
"It means a huge amount to me to be able to have the opportunity to run in this race."
Gallery: Carb Day At IMS
Carb Day ahead of the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500.


Law360 quoted Richard Rochford, co-head of Haynes and Boone's Trademark Practice Group, in a preview of big cases ahead in the field.
The years-long case filed by Tiffany & Co. against Costco Wholesale Corp. over the unauthorized use of "Tiffany" on signage for diamond engagement rings will finally shift to the Second Circuit in 2018.
A federal judge ruled way back in 2015 that Costco was liable for trademark infringement and counterfeiting for using the name, but the case has been meandering through district court over damages. Costco was denied an immediate trip to the Second Circuit.
Following a damages trial in 2016, U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain ordered the big-box retailer in August to pay $11.1 million in profits and $8.25 million in punitive damages, an unusually high number for a trademark case.
One thing to watch? How the Second Circuit deals with Swain's decision to impute a portion of Costco's membership revenues when calculating the profits it needed to fork over to Tiffany. Costco has argued it lacked a basis in the record.
"They could argue that this imputation didn't really take place in any kind of scientific way that you often see in damages analysis," said Richard Rochford, co-head of the trademark practice at Haynes and Boone, LLP. "It'll be interesting to see how closely the Second Circuit looks at that."
In a case pitting Adidas AG against Skechers USA Inc., the Ninth Circuit could provide an answer in 2018 to a major open question in trademark law: How does a plaintiff show enough irreparable harm for a preliminary injunction?
That question has been a source of aggravation for trademark attorneys since the U.S. Supreme Court's 2006 ruling in eBay Inc. v. MercExchange LLC, which overturned a long-standing presumption of "irreparable harm" when a plaintiff can show infringement is likely.
In 2013, the Ninth Circuit applied eBay to reverse a preliminary injunction granted in a trademark case filed by the estate of musician Herb Reed, saying a lower court's "cursory and conclusory" look at irreparable harm had lacked "any evidence or showing." More than mere "platitudes" about harm to reputation and goodwill are needed, the court said.
But satisfying that standard is difficult in the context of a trademark case, where the kind of evidence that shows you will eventually win the case on the merits almost inherently overlaps with evidence of irreparable harm. It's one thing to say more than that must be shown; it's another thing to figure out what that is.


10. KA for Comm Services Comm p Events q Personal Context Services (Sun. mornings) Call [who] Mom (5) SMS [who] Bob (3) MMS [who] Phone company (1) Events Learned Traits: Map to a contextual Suggestions for user On Sunday morning, comm service (Call, SMS, MMS, E-mail) most likely to call Mom • Based on Empirical Bayesian score and Suggestion mapping table, a decision is made to one or more possible Comm services • Based on Business Intelligence (BI) data mining and/or Pattern Recognition algorithms (i.e. supervised or unsupervised learning) , we compute statistical scores indicating who are the most likely people to Call, send an SMS, MMS, or E-Mail.
18. Linear Personality Matrix suggestions actio n events Linear (or non-linear) Matrix transformation: M s = a Over time, we can estimate the Ma,s = prob( a | s ) and can then solve for the prob( s ) using a computational linear solver: s = M-1a Notice: the personality matrix may or may not mix suggestions across events, can include semantic information i.e. calls i.e. for a given time and location… s1 = call count how many times we suggested a call but the user chose an email instead s2 = sms s3 = mms Obviously we would like M to be diagonal…or as good as possible ! s4 = email Can we devise an algorithm that will learn to give quot;optimalquot; suggestions?
19. Matrices for Pattern Recognition (Statistical Factor Analysis) We can use apply Computational Linear Algebra to remove noise and find patterns in data. Called Factor Analysis by Statisticians, Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) by Engineers. Implemented in Oracle Data Mining (ODM) as Non-Negative Matrix Factorization Week 1 2 3 4 5 … Call on Mon @ pod 1 4. Weekly patterns are Call on Mon @ pod 2 collapsed into the density Call on Mon @ pod 3 Matrix AtA … … They can be detected using spectral analysis Sms on Tue @ pod 1 (i.e. principal eigenvalues) … 2. Count # of times a choice 3. Form weekly choice 1. Enumerate all choices is made each week density Matrix AtA All weekly patterns Pure Noise Similar to Latent (Multinomial) Dirichlet Algorithm (LDA), but much simpler to implement. Suitable when the number (#) of choices is not too large, and patterns are weekly.
20. Search Engine Relevance : Listing on Which 5 items to list at bottom of page ?


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