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After "truth squad" fizzles, Der Spiegel reporter tells Inhofe: "Youre ridiculous."
Sen. Inhofe (R-OIL) has mostly become a laughingstock on this continent. He's made absurd statements attacking military leaders trying to warn about the dangers of human-caused global warming (see Inhofe trashes generals who advocate for bipartisan clean energy legislation: They crave "the limelight"). Heck even the Palin-embracing Washington Post mocks Inhofe as "the last flat-earther." Not it turns out he's a laughingstock on two continents now, as made clear in this Think Progress repost.
Back in September, godfather of global warming deniers Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) announced that he would be going to the U.N.'s climate change summit in Copenhagen this week to present "another view." "I think somebody has to be there "" a one-man truth squad," he said. His "truth squad" later expanded to three, with Sens. John Barrasso (R-WY) and Roger Wicker (R-MS) joining in.
But MSNBC's Rachel Maddow noted last night that Inhofe's mission of wreaking havoc on the summit fell flat:
MADDOW: When Nancy Pelosi and Hillary Clinton and all the bigwigs arrived in Denmark, the Inhofe truth squad was nowhere to be found.
We confirmed with the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works that truth squad, denialist, congressional delegation with Senators Barrasso and Wicker – that has ended up getting canceled.
Inhofe did travel to Copenhagen however "" with a single staffer and when he got there, all he could muster was an "impromptu" press conference and spent a grand total of two hours in the Danish capital. But even during the press conference, few reporters showed up and the Oklahoma senator wasn't very well received by the ones who did:
A reporter asked: "If there's a hoax, then who's putting on this hoax, and what's the motive?"
"It started in the United Nations," Inhofe said, "and the ones in the United States who really grab ahold of this is the Hollywood elite."
One reporter asked Inhofe if he was referring to California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Another reporter "" this one from Der Spiegel "" told the senator: "You're ridiculous."
Politco notes that when Inhofe arrived at the summit "the halls were half-deserted" and that he "walked quickly, brushing off an aide who suggested that he slow down and take a breath." "I don't want to breathe "" I want to get something done," he said.
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We can only hope for this guy to have more failures such as this one. It will be interesting to see how he spins it later.
Inhofe is just a useful idiot, along with Morano and the rest of them. The real attention should be paid to the oil and coal companies who pay for this hairbrained nonsense.
The truth is, the failure of the Copenhagen talks to lead to any real results was a political victory for Inhofe, the Republicans, and the conservative coal state democrats in congress. India and China have made it clear there will be no internationally enforceable reductions in CO2; absent that, Congress will not approve cap and trade, as they will not mandate US reductions that are meaningless in the absence of an enforceable international accord. It is time for some soul searching on the part of those who advocate global warming action.
Ignorage is EXACTLY what he and denialists deserve. Oh, and scorn and ridicule too when not being ignored.
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Once upon a Time in ChinaDirector: Tsui Hark
Cast: Jet Li, Yuen Biao, Jacky Cheung
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Though generally unknown to Western audiences, Tsui Hark is considered a giant among Asian filmmakers and this exceptional epic, combining hard-hitting martial-arts action with romance, comedy, history, genuine poignance, and sharp insight into the effects of the century-long encroachment of Western civilization in Asia more than amply demonstrates why. The story centers on the exploits of Master Wong Fei-hung (a familiar figure in Hong Kong cinema) a 19th-century doctor, Confucian, and exceptional martial artist. As the film begins, he has just opened a new clinic in Canton Province. To help him with patients, he hires a few apprentices including Porky Lang (the comic relief) and Buck Teeth Sol, who was raised outside China and barely can speak the language. Wong is platonically involved with the lovely, worldly Aunt Yee, who has been abroad most of her life. Wong soon gets in trouble when he begins using his skills to protect and assist the poor and helpless in his community. As a result, someone torches his clinic, forcing Wong and his compadres to set off and get spectacularly staged revenge. They also try vainly to stop Western culture from changing traditional Chinese ways, but they soon find that they may as well be shoveling sand against a rising tide.
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|Jet Li
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|Yuen Biao
|Leung Foon
|Jacky Cheung
|Buck Teeth Sol
|Rosamund Kwan
|Aunt Yee
|Kent Cheng
|Porky Lang
|Simon Yam
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was definitely in the mood for Jet Li, and thus I grabbed "Once Upon a Time in China." The movie is about Wong Fei-Hung (Jet Li) a Chinese martial arts expert who protects the Chinese people from the foreignors (British and Americans) invading his land. Fei-Hung starts a militia to help protect the people, and they wind up getting in trouble by fighting with a local mob group. Fei-Hung also runs afoul with the local Magistrate who is kowtowing to the foreignors. Fei-Hung later fights with another martial arts expert, Iron Vest Yim, who wants to start his own Martial Arts school. All the plots come to a climax on the American base, where the Americans shoot at the British and Chinese, while trying to steal Chinese women to bring back to America. Yes, the plot is a bit out there, but the martial arts scenes are outstanding. Especially the final fight scene between Fei-Hung and Iron Vest! There is alot of comedy intermixed in the storyline also. One of the funniest scenes, is where a Western camera is brought to Fei-Hungs house, and a picture is to be taken of him, another person and a bird. The camera goes off with a boom, and the bird inside the cage is turned to fried chicken! Pretty hilarious. The picture quality is not the greatest for a DVD, but still very watchable. How can you not love the martial arts scenes in this movie? There are some extras on the DVD: * There is a commentary from martial arts reviewer Ric Meyers. * 5 movie trailers, including one for "Once upon a time in china" * Talent files for Tsui Hark, Jet Li, and Rosamund Kwan. The files were a bit underwhelming, and they did not have a full bio for all of Jet Li's movies. The DVD also has 2 versions. The original Theatrical version and the English dubbed version. I watched the cantonese version, with English subtitles which was fine!
Even though I thought I would not like this movie when it started, I patiently stuck through it and I was rewarded. It was a nice movie, good visuals, nice moves, a classic. The script was more complicated than I would expect for this type of movie, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.


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The Pillar New Testament Commentary from Eerdmans, edited by D. A. Carson, has continued to be invaluable reference work for scores of Accordance users. Today we are announcing a significant update to our Pillar volumes in the Accordance Library with the following volumes:
Those who had purchased the original Romans volume by the late Leon Morris will still be able to access the older work as well as use it side by side with Kruse's edition on Romans.
The Pillar New Testament Commentary has long had a reputation for serious Evangelical scholarship that is also accessible to the widest audience possible. Scholars, students, pastors and serious laypersons continue to benefit from the research and insights in the Pillar series. Greek and Hebrew words are generally transliterated into English in the main body of the text, and the commentary itself interacts with modern translations as well as the author's own.
Most volumes of the Pillar New Testament Commentary use the New International Version as a base text. Regarding the release of these newest three volumes, Edwards continues to use the 1978 NIV, and Kruse bases his commentary on the more recent 2011 edition. Seifrid takes a departure from the norm by opting to base his commentary primarily on the English Standard Version.
All specialized indexes are included in these volumes, too. For instance, Seifrid's work on 2 Corinthians includes indexes on the following: Authors, Hebrew Old Testament, Greek Old Testament, New Testament, and Extrabiblical Literature.
Readers can now include all 16 of the current Pillar Commentary volumes in their personal Accordance Library. For those who prefer to have the entire set, upgrades are available from previous purchases. Alternatively, individual volumes are also available.
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For years, both Jewish and Christian Accordance users have benefitted from the JPS Torah Commentary (5 volumes). Last month, in time for Passover, we released the JPS Commentary on the Haggadah. Now we are pleased to announce three more volumes in the JPS Bible Commentary Series for the Accordance Library. Anyone who studies the Old Testament or is engaged in Jewish studies will want to add these titles to their digital shelves.
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The Five Scrolls or Five Megillot (חמש מגילות) refer to the books of Song of Songs, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes, and Esther. The JPS Commentary on the Megillot contains all but Lamentations, which is not yet published. This final installment will be added to Accordance after its release.
The four volumes that are included were written by an internationally recognized team of scholars, all experts on their individual subjects. The volume on Ruth was initially begun by Tikva Frymer-Kensky, who unfortunately passed away before the commentary could be completed. Tamara Cohn Eskenazi completes the volume attempting to use any of the initial author's notes that were available so as to give her the primary voice of the writing. Other volumes include Adele Berlin's commentary on Esther, Michael V. Fox on Ecclesiastes, and Michael Fishbane on Song of Songs.
Those already familiar with the JPS Bible Commentary Series through the five volumes on the Torah will instantly notice a familiar format of introductory material--often with brief essays going into greater depth about the book's theme, history of interpretation and intertextual issues--followed by insightful commentary with gleanings from rabbinic wisdom. Introductions provide not only what one would expect from a professional commentary, but also an exploration of rabbinic traditions on each text.
The commentary itself is extremely accessible as the English translation stands as the primary base with Hebrew phrases transliterated into English. Rabbinic wisdom can be found both in the commentary as well as sometimes in greater detail in the footnotes.
JPS Bible Commentary: The Megillot (4 Volumes)
The haftarot (הפטרות) are an ancient part of Hebrew liturgy. These supplemental readings are excerpted from the Prophets (Nevi'im) and accompany each weekly Sabbath reading from the Torah as well as readings for special Sabbaths and festivals.
In the JPS Commentary on the Haftarot, noted Bible scholar Michael Fishbane introduces each haftarah with an outline and discussion of how that passage conveys its meaning, and he follows it with observations on how it relates to the Torah portion or special occasion. Individual comments, citing classical rabbinic as well as modern commentators, highlight ambiguities and difficulties in the Hebrew text, which appears in concert with the JPS translation. The haftarot are also put into biblical context by a separate overview of all prophetic books (except Jonah) that are excerpted in the haftarah cycle.
JPS Bible Commentary: Haftarot
As with the JPS Commentaries on the Torah and Meggilot, readers will find a familiar format in Uriel Simon's treatment of Jonah. Simon provides a critical line-by-line commentary of the biblical text, which is presented in its original Hebrew, complete with vocalization and cantillation marks, as well as the JPS English translation. It includes a scholarly introduction, extensive bibliographic and critical notes, and other explanatory material.
More than just giving comment, The JPS Commentary on Jonah also explores theological aspects of the minor prophet (see the section "The Theme of the Book and the History of Its Exegesis" as well as exploring literary aspects and canonical concerns.
JPS Bible Commentary: Jonah
Last month, in time for Passover, we released the JPS Commentary on the Haggadah. The Passover haggadah enjoys an unrivaled place in Jewish culture, both religious and secular. And of all the classic Jewish books, the haggadah is the one most "alive" today. Jews continue to rewrite, revise, and add to its text, recasting it so that it remains relevant to their lives.
The product features an extended introduction by Tabory, the classic Hebrew haggadah text side by side with its English translation, and Tabory's clear and insightful critical-historical commentary.
JPS Bible Commentary: Haggadah
The three new additions of the JPS Bible Commentary Series for the Hebrew Bible can be purchased by themselves at introductory pricing or in a new five-commentary set.
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Great news! Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. continues to expand their highly-rated New International Commentary series on the Old and New Testaments. As their website says:
This premier commentary series enjoys a worldwide readership of scholars, pastors, priests, rabbis, and serious Bible students. They eagerly consult its high-quality volumes to inform their preaching, teaching, and academic research, and they warmly welcome each newly published volume as they would an encounter with a stimulating new friend. Through the rigorous yet reverent study contained in these commentary volumes, readers hear afresh the voice of the living God speaking his powerful word.
Please see Darin Allen's earlier blog post on the NICNT and NICOT series in Accordance for a personal view of the value of this series.
Update February 2016
We are happy to add three new volumes to these series.
The new NICOT set now comprises 25 volumes and adds:
The Book of Psalms
By Nancy L. deClaissé-Walford, Rolf A. Jacobson, Beth LaNeel Tanner
The Book of Judges
By Barry G. Webb
The new NICNT set comprises only 18 volumes since it now includes the latest edition for each book of the New Testament (except 2 Peter and Jude which has not been published yet). The latest set adds:
The First Epistle to the Corinthians, Revised Edition
By Gordon D. Fee
The four older volumes (now out of print) are still available for individual purchase, as are all the other volumes. The older volumes that were included in our original NICNT and NICNT-18 sets (John, 1Cor, Hebrews, James) will be provided free of charge to owners of those sets so that they can continue to use them in parallel with the new editions.
The previous NICNT2 and NICNT2-3 modules are no longer needed, as the newer editions they contained are now included in the new NICNT18 module.
See the article on NICOT/NICNT for a more detailed listing of current volumes and previous sets.
If you own any of the earlier sets you can upgrade to the current sets and pay only for the new volumes.
If you have previously purchased these commentaries on a different software platform, please see this page for details of the crossgrade options.
Transferring Highlights
If you have highlighted your present copy of NICNT or NICOT, you can transfer your highlights from the main old module to the new. However, NICNT highlights can only be transferred for the unchanged volumes. Here is a procedure for ensuring that all your highlights are preserved.
These days, any new Bible commentary must find a way to distinguish itself. For those looking at the new Fortress Commentary on the Bible, released today for the Accordance Library, I can happily say that this commentary finds its distinctive place among the many other scholarly treatments of the Bible.
The Fortress Commentary on the Bible, originally published in two volumes in print and comprising around 1750 pages, is written by a broad diversity of scholars from Jewish, Catholic, Protestant and other traditions. Covering the Old Testament, Apocrypha, and New Testament, the Bible is broken up into sense units larger than treatments in traditional multivolume commentaries, and the writers provide information about each passage in answer to the following three questions:
Personally, I appreciate this approach because so many commentaries neglect one or more of these categories. As I've stated elsewhere, in recent years those first two questions above have become primary concerns of mine when trying to understand a biblical passage and teach it to others. For my use, I could see turning to the Fortress Commentary first to gain an overview of the above three concerns before moving on to more technical commentaries that may or may not cover the same information.
In addition to covering Ancient Context, Interpretive Tradition, and Contemporary Discussion, the Fortress Commentary offers introduction to sections and books of the Bible as well as a number of articles on understanding and interpreting the Bible in the modern world.
Although originally published in print in two volumes, Accordance users will be glad to know that we have included both in one module. This allows for searching for words and concepts throughout the entire Fortress Commentary at once. Moreover, the Accordance developers have carefully scrutinized the text of the commentary and tagged all content according to one of the following search fields: Reference, Titles, English Content, Scripture, Greek Content, Hebrew Content, Transliteration, Bibliography, Authors, and Page Numbers. This kind of detailed tagging allows the Accordance reader to find the exact information needed quickly and efficiently.
Confession: I used to totally ignore the Early Church's interpretation of the Bible. I felt that it was pre-critical and not worth paying any attention beyond historical curiosity. I was simply a modernist snob. In the last decade or so, my way of thinking has been changed greatly as I've gained new appreciation for ancient faith and wisdom. Regardless of historical-critical insights, which I still value, I've come to appreciate the way the Early Church—those closest to at least the New Testament events—viewed the Bible.
In fact, when I am studying or preparing to preach or teach a passage, as part of my overall process, I first look at two kinds of commentaries before any others. First, I look at background commentaries to try to understand the context and cultural issues associated with the text (I'll save discussion of this for a later blog post). Second, I look to see how the Early Church interpreted the passage. It doesn't mean that I have to agree with the interpretation, but I want to see traditional understanding of a passage that is often neglected in modern historical-critical expositions.
Years ago, if I wanted to see what the Church Fathers had to say about a biblical text, I had to consult multiple sources, scanning Scripture indexes. That changed with the introduction of editor Thomas C. Oden's excellent Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture (ACCS). These 29 volumes save me hours of time that would be spent scouring multiple sources, thanks to a cross-denominational team of scholars who have done the patristic research for me. With every passage of the Bible, I find the wisdom and insights of dozens of Early Church writers gathered in one place with sources appropriately cited in case I want to read the original context.
ACCS features the voices of nearly 200 individuals and anonymous documents from the first eight centuries of Christianity. Every source is hyperlinked to a section of "Biographical Sketches & Short Descriptions of Select Anonymous Works" which is helpful in keeping these ancient sources separate. Following the biographicsl sketches is a "Timeline of Writers of the Patristic Period" which helps in understanding the chronological context of the ancient contributors.
If you don't already have the Ancient Christian Commentary Series in your Accordance Library, I strongly urge you to consider adding it not only to your selections of commentaries, but also to your steps in preparation as well.
Related to ACCS are two other sources I'll briefly mention. Ancient Christian Doctrine, which originally published in five volumes, is the most thorough examination of the Nicene Creed I've ever seen. To get a look at Ancient Christian Doctrine in Accordance, be certain to read Abram Kielsmeier-Jones' review, "IVP's 5-Volume Ancient Christian Doctrine in Accordance" at his website.
Finally, as we are close to the beginning of another new year, we often take the time to renew our commitments to reading the Bible. For 2016, why not do something a little bit different by choosing Ancient Christian Devotional (3 volumes) to incorporate readings from the Bible with ancient wisdom from the Church Fathers. Designed as a weekly devotional rather than one for daily use, Ancient Christian Doctrine uses the readings and cycles of the Revised Common Lectionary with commentary from the Early Church. Meet the New Year with the Church Fathers!
New for the Accordance Library, the 17-volume Life Application Bible Commentary (LABC) is one of the best all-around series for pastors, teachers, and laypersons who are simply interested in understanding or communicating the message of the Bible better. Previous knowledge of the Bible is not required for using the LABC, so it is perfect for the person who simply wants to gain practical understanding of the Scriptures. And pastors and teachers will discover illustrations, quotations, and insightful means for communicating the truths of God's Word in practical terms to a modern audience.
No knowledge of Hebrew or Greek is required for using the LABC for study, but important original language words are sometimes transliterated in English. The commentary primarily uses modern translations such as the NIV, NRSV, and NLT, but interacts with other translations as well, often explaining why some translations differ from others.
A Commentary for the Layperson
Have you ever read a passage from the Bible only to come away thinking, "I just don't know what any of that has to do with me!" If you have ever expressed that thought, the Life Application Bible Commentary Series is for you. The LABC bridges the gap of the ancient world to the modern context. Imagine one biblical reference source that provides explanation, background, and application for every verse in the New Testament.
A Commentary for Pastors & Teachers
Teaching a class or preaching a sermon? The Life Application Bible Commentary provides teaching notes and sermon ideas that apply biblical principles to the issues of today. Incorporate charts, diagrams, maps, and quotations from famous figures of history into your presentation slides or handouts. Everything in this series is designed to help you understand the Bible and equip you to communicate it to others.
An Example Passage
Take for example the LABC's treatment of the uncomfortable subject of God's discipline in Hebrews 12:1-13. The first section connects this chapter to the previous content of Hebrews by offering a thorough summary of what has come before. Hebrews 12:1 is presented from the NKJV with an explanation of the cultural context that the original hearers would have better understood than a modern audience.
Picking up on the idea of "the race that is set before us," the writer provides "Three aspects to this 'race' […] set before all believers" to make a connection to the modern reader. These aspects are presented in three memorable alliterated points of Preparation, Participation, and Perseverance. Each of these three points includes an explanation that interweaves ancient practice with modern experience.
A callout passage that immediately follows the above is titled "Shedding Weight." This section contains practical action steps for the modern believer:
To run the race set before us, we must train. Long-distance runners work hard to build endurance and strength. On race day, their clothes are lightweight and their bodies lean.
Since shedding "sin weight" is important to your spiritual run, how can you do it:
- Choose friends who are also committed to the race. Wrong friends will have values and activities that may deter you from the course. Much of your own weight may result from the crowd you run with. Make wise choices.
- Drop certain activities. That is, for you at this time these may be a weight. Try dropping them for a while; then check the results. If TV consumes precious time, try doing without it. If shopping is your stress relaxer, try something else.
- Get help for addictions that disable you. If you have a secret "weight" such as pornography, gambling, or alcohol, admit your need and get help today.
Finally, there's a quotation from Matthew Henry. And all of this is just for one verse of Hebrews 12!
The Accordance Difference
Accordance users will be glad to know that our developers have carefully analyzed the entire content of the Life Application Bible Commentary and have identified the following categories: Reference, Titles, English Content, Scripture, Transliteration, Translation, Bibliography, Quotations, Quoted Authors, Captions, and Table Titles. Such careful tagging of the text allows you to find the exact content you're looking for quickly and efficiently.
Life Application Commentary (17 volumes)
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I love everything that's old—old friends, old tunes, old manners, old books, old wine.
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New, up-to-date commentaries and reference works are important, but older works still have their place. Here are a few reasons you should add old books to your library (followed by a few newly-released old books you should consider).
Here are some newly released classics I'm really excited about. These works are being offered with introductory specials through April 27, 2015 (11:59pm EDT).
J. C. Ryle's Expository Thoughts on the Gospels: A commentary on the gospels by the famous nineteenth century Anglican Bishop, Ryle's Expository Thoughts were published in seven volumes. Ryle's aim was to be "plain and pointed," seizing on "the really leading points of the passage." It is therefore both succinct and yet deeply devotional.
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A. T. Robertson's Studies in the Epistle of James: Written by the renowned Baptist scholar who authored Word Pictures in the New Testament and a landmark grammar of New Testament Greek, this commentary demonstrates a depth of grammatical understanding combined with pastoral sensitivity. The commentary offers solid verse-by-verse exposition without getting bogged down in minutia.
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Dictionary of Quotations From Ancient and Modern, English and Foreign Sources: I absolutely love this collection of quotations. The compiler's aim was to select ancient and modern sayings "that seem to reveal an insight into" and "bear pertinently upon" life, literature, speculation, science, art, religion, and morals. Because of this emphasis on wisdom, I find that this collection of quotes contains far less dross than other collections. It's packed with proverbs and maxims from various nationalities, like the Cornish proverb, "He who will not be ruled by the rudder must be ruled by the rock." It contains quotes from ancient Greek and Latin authors in the original language as well as in translation. It includes the insights of church fathers and the pithy sayings of modern (prior to the 20th century) writers, politicians, and philosophers. It's truly a rich vein to be mined.
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In this series of posts, I've been talking about how the newest version of Accordance takes various features and "turns them up to 11". My last post discussed how the Info Pane makes it easier to discover which commentaries in your Accordance library actually discuss your current passage. I ended that post by promising to help you arrange your commentaries in the Library to get the most out of the Commentaries section of the Info Pane. Here goes:
How the Info Pane Displays Commentaries: The Info Pane displays your commentaries in the order they appear in your Library, except that it skips any commentaries which do not include a comment on the current verse. For example, let's say I have an Old Testament commentary like Keil & Delitzsch at the top of my list of commentaries. As long as I am looking at a New Testament verse, Keil & Delitzsch will never appear in the Info Pane. If my first ten commentaries only cover the Old Testament, then my eleventh commentary will be the first to appear in the Info Pane whenever I am studying a New Testament verse.
Recognizing this can help you to arrange your commentaries in such a way that the Info Pane will present you with commentaries you might otherwise overlook. Below is a screenshot of my current system of organization—color-coded so you can see the relationship between the Library and the Info Pane.
From Narrow to Broad: Prior to the advent of the Info Pane, I tended to organize my commentaries so that those which covered the entire Bible came first, followed by partial or specialized commentaries. The problem with such a broad-to-narrow arrangement is that I never see those partial or specialized commentaries in the Info Pane, since all those complete commentaries appear in the first five, ten, or even fifteen spots. That's a shame, because we have some really fantastic commentaries which only cover a small portion of the Bible.
For example, Bruce Waltke's commentary on Genesis has quickly become my favorite commentary on that particular book. Likewise, I love Beale and Carson's Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, which only covers a specific set of Old and New Testament passages. Since those commentaries will only appear in the Info Pane when they actually cover my current passage, it makes sense to move them toward the top of the list, ahead of all those commentaries that cover the entire Bible and will therefore always show up.
Using Folders: If you group your commentaries into folders, those folders will not show up in the Info Pane, but they will appear in the Library and as submenus in your Commentaries menu. Since I don't want to scroll past every partial or specialized commentary to get to my mainstays, I created a folder named "Specialized/Partial" to contain them all. I then put that folder near the top of my commentaries for the reasons mentioned above. After that I have other folders grouping my more complete commentaries by type. A folder named "Expository" contains all those commentaries that give you a basic sense of a passage's meaning without getting bogged down in too many technical discussions. Below that are my "Technical" commentaries: those thick-volumed sets that dig into every jot and tittle of the text. Further down the list I have "Background" commentaries, "Application" commentaries, "Patristic" and "Classic" commentaries, etc. These categories helps me find the commentaries that best suit my purpose at any given time.
Mixing Things Up: There's one major downside to the way I've grouped my commentaries into these categories. In each category, I have a few favorite commentaries, followed by commentaries I don't use as often. I might do better to add a Favorites folder to contain my favorites from each category. That way, the Info Pane might present me with a better mix of Expository, Technical, and Classic commentaries.
Starting With a Summary: When I'm studying a passage, I try to put off turning to commentaries as long as possible. It's too easy to begin reading a passage through the lens of a commentary, so I try to wrestle with the passage on my own before consulting one. When I do turn to commentaries, I tend to look for as little help as possible, so I'll begin with the more general "Expository" commentaries. Only when I am really struggling with an interpretive question will I delve into my more "Technical" commentaries. Because I like to get as little help as possible, I've placed Fee and Stuart's How To Read the Bible Book by Book at the very top of my commentary list. It's a helpful reader's guide which gives a brief overview of each passage with hints of literary features to watch for. I often find that is all the help I need. If you don't have that, you might consider starting with a Bible Handbook or a good set of Study Bible notes.
Speaking of Study Bibles: Study Bibles are basically super-concise commentaries, but they are now automatically placed in a separate Study Bibles folder in the Library. Nevertheless, they will show up in the Info Pane if you display enough commentaries. For me, I have to show about 35 book covers before the first Study Bible will appear. Of course, I could always move a few favorite Study Bibles up so they show up in the Info Pane sooner. I could either move them into the Commentaries folder somewhere, or I could create a Favorites folder that grouped my favorite commentaries and study Bibles together. The new Library gives you that level of flexibility, and the Info Pane offers a strong incentive to prioritize your favorite resources.
Personally, I'm still experimenting with how to organize my commentaries in order to get the most out of the Info Pane. I hope you find some of these suggestions helpful in developing your own system. By optimizing the way commentaries appear in the Info Pane, you can turn your commentaries "up to 11" and experience Bible study that really rocks.
In this series of posts, I've been talking about how the newest version of Accordance takes features like the Library and triple-clicking and "turns them up to 11". In today's post, I want to focus on how commentaries now "go to 11." I also want to offer some tips for how to organize your commentaries to get that "extra push over the cliff."
Accordance has long enabled you to view commentaries in parallel panes that scroll alongside the Bible, or to open them in separate tool tabs to browse and search them. Unfortunately, short of doing a global search for a verse reference, there was no way to tell which commentaries actually included a comment on your passage of study. You therefore always ran the risk of opening a commentary that wasn't relevant to your current study.
Accordance 11 has now introduced the Info Pane to solve that problem. The Info Pane acts as a clearing-house of information about your passage. To open it, simply select Info Pane from the Add Parallel pop-up menu.
The first section of the Info Pane shows you the covers of the first five (or more, depending on your settings) commentaries which contain a comment on the verse at the top of the window. As you scroll through the text, the information in the Info Pane will update to reflect the current verse.
Previewing and Opening Commentaries: If you hover your mouse over one of the commentary book covers, you'll see a preview of the comment in the Instant Details box. That way, you can quickly skim through your commentaries to see which are most helpful. Once you find one you want to explore further, simply click the book cover to open that commentary in a parallel pane. Hold down the shift key while clicking a cover to force the commentary to open in a vertical pane, or hold down the command key (on Mac) or Ctrl key (on Windows) to open the commentary in a separate tool tab.
Customizing the Info Pane: You can customize how your commentaries appear in the Info Pane by selecting Set Info Pane Display from the Gear menu.
In the dialog that opens, you can set the size of the covers and text, hide the covers altogether, and specify how many commentaries you want to appear when you first open the Info Pane. Once you've made your changes, be sure to click the Use As Default button to make the changes permanent.
Organizing Your Commentaries for Best Results: This is where I'm going to show you how to get that "extra push over the cliff" I promised. Unfortunately, this post is already getting long, so it will have to wait. In my next post, I'll give you advice for how you can arrange your commentaries in the Library to get the most out of the Commentaries section of the Info Pane. Stay tuned…


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Fort Lauderdale Police: Ultramodern Crime-Solving; Now Ethics?
What if Fort Lauderdale Police mapped the city's gun owners and increased patrols only in those neighborhoods where guns were concentrated?
And if those neighborhoods were mostly black? Or Hispanic? Or white?
How about if cops, taking advantage of a smart partnership with big data experts IBM, targeted crime-heavy neighborhoods to the exclusion of your neighborhood?
In what the city is rightfully pitching as a forward-thinking move, Fort Lauderdale is working with IBM to analyze city crime patterns and solve cold cases. "We're entering a new era of police work where advances in technology are providing us with an additional tool to use in our crime prevention efforts," Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Frank Adderley said in a news release. "Integrating advanced data analysis into our operational strategies will help us maximize resources and stay one step ahead of the criminals."
Miami has also been working with IBM for a while to analyze crime trends, using Predictive Analytics Lead Modeling Software. They call it "Blue Palms,"
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In the enthusiasm around big data, there has been little discussion about what that data might uncover. Privacy issues will surface as data analytics becomes able to reveal identities by combining what was previously considered anonymous data with location and purchasing information.
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In another, Lauderdale Police acknowledged not precisely tracking overtime pay. This opened it to charges that it looked the other way while bouncers beat patrons on Fort Lauderdale Beach.
The IBM data agreement is a good idea. Now it is up to the politicians and force leaders to make sure it is employed in the right way. Their history on this front is not good.
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It might take a while for him to develop….but saying that CRP doesn't use what Ware is good at? Use ur head "Cool Card" that's that lump 3 feet above your a$$! Ware is a slashing athlete that plays above the rim, kinda like T-Will…but I wouldn't expect a UK troll to understand that.VA:F [1.9.22_1171]VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
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