It’s criminal that this article doesn’t mention Ned Flanders.
It’s criminal that this article doesn’t mention Ned Flanders.
Imagine being so good at your job that they named it after you!
But apparently not in periods…
My son insisted on a gift for Dirty Santa that was in a box encased in 8 more boxes, each wrapped beautifully. Apparently it was the first gift chosen, so everyone had to sit and watch each box be unwrapped.
Like something out of The Fugitive and U.S. Marshals.
I don’t think you need a teaching certification to teach at community college. A master’s is probably all you need.
Quantitative finance. They want people with a math background to model the market.
You could also teach, either at the high school level or community college.
No, just a pre-internet meme about red cars.
Red ones go faster.
Don’t forget The Man Drawer.
I pledge allegiance to the yellow sweetness!
Have you tried Japanese “pizza”? There are larger wars to be fought than pineapple.
With some googling, I found on a forum a script you can use to download the text and bundle your own ESV Sword module. Try searching for ‘“ESV” sword module’.
Word is that E-Sword has an ESV license, and it doesn’t look terribly expensive.
They don’t publish an ESV Sword module any more, sorry! I have one I bought a while back, and have manually installed every time I change phones.
There aren’t AndBible modules, but the Sword modules are independent, so you can just install whatever modules you want with either front-end.
For additional Sword modules, try looking on Bible.org and CrossWire.
For me, something based around Sword is important, as it allows you to use a bunch of different Bible versions, commentaries, dictionaries and other works that you can freely download from various repositories. My app of choice is AndBible, and I recommend it wholeheartedly. I don’t know whether or not they collect any information, but I believe they do have a warning before you search for Sword modules, since accessing those databases can identify you as a Christian.
EDIT: No, sorry, the warning is on BibleTime, my desktop app of choice.
M-x life