Not that I blog on a regular schedule anyway, but from now until Thanksgiving, blogging will be sporadic as I'll be at the 2004 conferences of the Evangelical Theological Society and the Society of Biblical Literature in San Antonio, Texas. I'll be there thanks to my employer, Logos Bible Software, to discuss all sorts of groovy new stuff that we've been working on.

If you're a Logos user (or not) and you're going to be at either conference, I'd enjoy talking with you, especially if you're into the Greek New Testament, lexicons, morphologies, secondary source material, etc.

Unless there's wireless access at my hotel and I feel inspired to blog in the late evenings (hey ... it could happen ... ) you may not hear much from me.

Ok, I'm going to break my “non-Logos blogging” policy, just this once. (Sorry, Bob, I can't hold back! ;) )

If you haven't kept up with what Logos has been up to for the past year — and even if you have — you may be very pleasantly surprised to learn what we've got cookin'. You should at least stop by the booth (at either conference, or both of 'em) and see the new stuff in the hopper, and let us know what you think about what we're doing.

Also note that if you are at the ETS Conference, there is a special “Bible Resource Breakfast” hosted by Crossway Books, publishers of the ESV, and Logos Bible Software. It's on Friday morning, and is early (6:15-7:35 AM), but you'll get to see some of the stuff Logos has been working on with Crossway. Hey, it's free food! If you don't spend money on breakfast, that means you can spend more money on books (or software!) at SBL — what could be better? See page 27 of your printed ETS program for more details on the breakfast.

See you there!