Around 2015, our church had a project I participated in where we wrote out Timmothy and talked about our thoughts on it in small group.
I happen to not like verse markers, I do like the colors green and purple, my eyes see them better. I also like my hand writing style.
OLAC documentation is going in this theme: https://themes.gohugo.io/themes/hugo-theme-relearn/
I’ve written about some of these file issues before.
https://hugh.thejourneyler.org/2012/the-workflow-management-for-linguists/
https://hugh.thejourneyler.org/2012/the-data-management-space-for-linguists/
https://hugh.thejourneyler.org/2012/resources-for-digitizing-audio-as-part-of-archiving/
https://hugh.thejourneyler.org/2011/presentation-version-vs-archival-version-of-digital-audio-files/
I found the linked descriptions of the different types of non-profit organizations in Germany helpful.
https://cof.org/content/nonprofit-law-germany
My brief takeaway is that the situation is both similar and different from the US context. In the USA corporate registration is with the state, and then when registered with the state, the organization may also register with the IRS for tax-exempt status under a variety of possible scenarios. In Germany, It becomes important to decide which kind of basic organizational structure one registers for as that determines some of the basic ways the organization must conduct it's business (outside of the public-good qualified work).
here is one of the references. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamasurgery/fullarticle/2788013
Becky and I had a weekend away at Yachats.
To me, revenge does not seem to be one of those things that ought to be celebrated.
Back in April, I got the kids some Legos. We asked Katja what would make it more enjoyable to play Legos. That is, what would a good table? After iterating through a couple of ideas, this one materialized.
Hendrix Park in Eugene has many rhododendrons, all sorts of varieties. We had the opportunity to visit it while it was in bloom.
I’m so glad to be a dad. Hugh V wanted to go down the halfpipe. I’ve never been down a Halfpipe before. But thanks to him now we both have.
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