I love Bibleworks 9!

[John Parsons]

Just a note of congratulations to the Bibleworks staff: Bibleworks 9 is the best yet! THANK YOU for helping so many of us in ministry keep our focus where it needs to be -- on the text!

[bkMitchell]

Just a note of congratulations to the Bibleworks staff: Bibleworks 9 is the best yet! THANK YOU for helping so many of us in ministry keep our focus where it needs to be -- on the text!

I agree!

[ISalzman]

Just a note of congratulations to the Bibleworks staff: Bibleworks 9 is the best yet! THANK YOU for helping so many of us in ministry keep our focus where it needs to be -- on the text!

Well said, John! Todah achi. ("Thank you, my brother")

Irving

[ISalzman]

I agree!

Nice logo there, Brian. So when are we getting the shirts made?

Irving

[bkMitchell]

Nice logo there, Brian. So when are we getting the shirts made?

Irving

Hi, Irving!

Thanks for the compliment but the resolustion is not so good on that one because I original made it to be avatar sized.

If I were making a Logo for T-Shirts I'd want to have 'BibleWorks' spelled out somewhere so people would at least know what the abbreviation stands for.
Hey, is been a while since we talked last.

[ISalzman]

Hi, Irving!


Hey, is been a while since we talked last.

Yes, you're right. How have you been? Also, the Japanese nuclear reactor disaster seems to have completely disappeared from the news headlines here. Has that situation been completely resolved? Is there any more seepage of nuclear waste and/or materials? Or have they managed to cap that off now?

[bkMitchell]

Yes, you're right. How have you been? Also, the Japanese nuclear reactor disaster seems to have completely disappeared from the news headlines here. Has that situation been completely resolved? Is there any more seepage of nuclear waste and/or materials? Or have they managed to cap that off now?

The nuclear disaster here is far from being resolved. The seepage continues or at least the food and natural resource contamination continues. Just, last week it was discovered that beef from cattle that ate rice straw contaminated with radioactive cesium released by the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant was shipped around Japan. And, this week the government has finally deiced to stop shipments from all beef coming from Miyagi prefecture.

Here's a recent article:
http://www.asahi.com/english/TKY201107280325.html

If you would rather watch Japanese news(in English), than read it check out this site:
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/

If, you like reading here are a few online news papers covering Japan:
http://mdn.mainichi.jp/
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/
http://www.asahi.com/english/


Despite all of that my family and I are doing well or at least we have faith that God is taking care of us in this situation.