Some of you in 2nd year may not have purchased Bible software yet. Bibleworks and Accordance are the college recommended products, but Logos seems to compare feature-wise and was a bit cheaper.

We got the ‘original languages collection’ ($294 @ the ‘rong with student discount) + BDAG + Wallace (~$275AUD from the logos online shop).

So we got UBS4, BHS, BDAG and Wallace for about $570 and so far have been really happy with using it.

It runs on PC or MAC.

I know many of you use wordpress for your blogs…if you havn’t heard yet, wordpress 2.7 has been released. It’s a major update with many imporvements.

Just installed and so far I like.

If you want a quick and easy way to update, install the ‘wordpress automatic upgrade‘ plugin and it’ll take care of the details for you.

This is great. If you have ever used fruityloops or reason this is similar, but free and web based! I feel some major time being wasted!!

Hobnox audiotool

via::buzzfeed.com

This brings back good memories…did you play consoles as a kid?? were you into Nintendo or Sega?

…I have no idea if $120 was a good price or not!

reminds me of sesame street. The wiki on these kind of machines is interesting too… the guy has a good first name

::Spotted at: Delicious Ghost

I don’t know how many of you out there are keen music listeners… but if you are, you should get into to Last.FM. It’s nothing new I know, but thought I’d check it out and have to say I’ve really been enjoying it!

The idea is that you let it know what you listen to, then when you use its radio feature it will play you songs that you’ll theoretically like. there’s an itunes plugin that uploads what you listen to on your ipod and itunes which is nice.

As you can see on the right side, you can show what you’re listening to etc.

If you get into it, let me know – there’s some friend feature, so i’ll make you my music buddy or something!

This is a post from an old blog I kept. Made me laugh when I saw it so I thought I’d post it here to keep the memory alive…

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I came across this recently: “PDF X-Change Viewer”

It lets you write/draw/leave notes on pdf documents. Absolute gold if you want to make notes on journal articles as you read them, but don’t particularly want to print them out (because you’re a rampant greenie, or lazy or whatever…)

I think it is only for windows users.