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Praiser said:

 

Hey Andrew,

I like the faces in your family tree. Where did you find the settings to create it this way?

I do not see the faces option in my Logos4 and I am running the latest Beta.
I don't even see an option to add my own... so how did you do that please?? 

I ran this report in my 4.0d SR-2 installation on my main account.  This is the 'cartoon' option from there.  It seems they've changed them in the beta.  I only noticed that yesterday.  I think it's a shame that this one seems to have been removed.

Hello dearest  Tes and other Logos friends. My name is Robel and I am from Eritrea, but currently residing in Germany. I just want to give you all the friends a word of appreciation for all your contributions in accordance to His grace. I would appreciate it If am gonna be your friend as well. God bless you all.

Hello dearest Jack Caviness. Thanks for your prompt and warm welcoming.  It`s my very pleasure to be your Logos friend. And I just live in Bad Homburg, which  is almost 30kms far from Tes. . Stay blessed

Hey dearest Tes. Nice to hear from you brother. I cling myself with what u have said. Yeah,  Logos is expanding !

Hello dearest Rosie. Nice to hear from you. I am from Eritrea like Tes,  but we can  both speak an  Ethiopian language (Amharic) as well. I know Tes. very well. He is our respectfull bro. But I have not yet well-acquianted with Yared. God bless you.

Hey Tes. You are lifting me up man! I know u are encourager!  As per your good complement, let me share with you the following  qouation  "Bieng right isn't as important as bieng loved, being first isn't as important as bieng together." Stay blessed.

Debessay said:

Hey Tes. You are lifting me up man! I know u are encourager!  As per your good complement, let me share with you the following  qouation  "Bieng right isn't as important as bieng loved, being first isn't as important as bieng together." Stay blessed.

Welcome Debessay,  And a great quote for us all to ponder.

Blessings

Andrew

Hello dearest Andrew. My pleasure to hear your warm welcome greetings. Be blessed.

Hi Ghebreab!

I live in the midwest, but you already knew that!

What a great thread you started!  Thanks!

Hello dearest Tes. Amen and thanx for the verse.

I'm an Australian who moved to Taiwan with an American wife to preach and plant a church (we were blessed and have been successful in doing so).

During the six years I've been here I have:

* Taught English at a Montessori kindergarten (five and a half years of bliss)

* Taught English at a bǔxíbān (two and a half years of fun, but no bliss)

* Worked as a technical writer at a wireless technology company (a year and a half of interesting and career building experiences)

* Worked as a documentation editor at one of the Big Four audit firms (two years and counting of useful career oriented work)

* Worked as the director of training at a corporate training company (a year and counting)

* Completed my Masters degree at Monash (information management and systems)

* Started applying for a PhD at NTUST (industrial and information management)

* Indulged my hobby (photography)

* Had three theological books published (I have one 570 A4 page work still waiting a sufficiently bold publisher), and a handful of journal articles, for all of which work I am completely indebted to Logos

* As a lay leader of a church I helped plant, helped bring people to Christ, and preached in Japan (one visit), China (three visits), and Korea (four visits)

It has been a busy six years.

What has really helped me tremendously has been my Logos library. I cannot estimate accurately the value it has been to me. I am living in a country where I simply cannot purchase such works conveniently. To build this library through Amazon would have been prohibitively expensive, and I couldn't fit a tenth of these works in my apartment if they were hard copies.

I had to leave a couple of hundred books in Australia when I moved, but I was able to take all my Logos books with me. Since then I've gradually built up the kind of library I never thought I would ever be able to afford; it challenges the libraries in a couple of the theological seminaries here in terms of value and currency (they have a lot more books than I do, but I have far more of the most recent scholarship and I purchased it a lot cheaper).

I hesitate to reflect on how much I've spent over the years (I seem to average at least US$1,500 a year), but it has all been worth it. Having this wealth of scholarly commentary available to me has been tremendously useful in my church work, and the amount of time it has saved me is impossible to calculate. May God bless the efforts of Logos to bring a clear understanding of His Word to more people.

Tes said:

Australia has been in my mind,since I was 3rd grade.I was taught in the school .Australia was number one in sheep,and how is it now

According to some 2005 figures China was leading the way:

The world population of sheep in 2005 was just over one billion. China
has about 170 million sheep, most of which are raised for meat. Australia, with about 100 million, and New Zealand,
with about 50 million (much more than their human population), dominate
the world export trade in sheep products. Large numbers of sheep are
also found in other Asian countries, Europe, Africa, and South America (Miller 1998). Source:http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Sheep

And there is http://www.sheep101.info/  and Sheep 201 for further information about raising them... apologies if this is off topic but we are all like sheep that have gone astray.

*smile*

That, Tes, is a very good theological point!  Praise God that it is more than just "theology"

Peace to you!