Its resilience would be extraordinary were Latin a living language. There are many more very familiar Latin terms in the listing below, together with the literal/original meanings, and modern usage examples.įor a 'dead' language, the resilience of Latin is extraordinary. Here are just a few examples of Latin terms which are used very widely in English, including some extremely common abbreviations: Latin however remains very much alive as a highly significant language, especially in technical references. Latin is a regarded as a 'dead' language because it is not used as a main language in day-to-day communications and life. The modern meanings and usage, while evolved and adapted, mostly still generally reflect the original literal translations. Latin terminology, expressions and phrases feature widely in the English language. Some of this Latin terminology is very common in general speech and written communications other Latin terms are more rarely used, in specialized situations, notably for example in law, science, and education/academia. This is why I never support subscription based Apps unless they are simply providing a service where user data is not being managed by the App.Latin terminology, origins, meanings, translations, usageīelow is a list of Latin terms which (to varying degrees) are still used in English. Another way of looking at it is that your are held hostage to paying for the App so long as you wish to access the fruits of your own effort and the company stays in business. Once used you are committed to paying for that App for as long as you want to continue to access the your own data that you provided to the App. This is an example of why I detest subscription marketing models that store user data. You might be able to export it, but to what? However should the company fail, then all of your own data might no longer be accessible. This of course means that if you use the App for 10 years, which is not an unrealistic time for using it, it will cost you a minimum of $240.00 to have continual access your data assuming the price is never increased and the company stays in business that long.
However from the list of popular in-app purchases I would offer an educated guess of $24 to $36 a year depending on the subscription length of a month or a year.
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Unfortunately or by design the website or the description in the Mac App Store never mentions what the price is. Repeating Rules with advanced customization.Sketch drawing canvas optimized for Apple Pencil.Images, PDF's, checklists, maps & audio notes.Weather Information including Current Weather, 10 Day Weather forecast with automatic city location.Cloud synchronization across other iOS Devices and MacOS.The new notes section will allow you to change font at any point in the note, Change font size up or down and Change font color.New Widgets for Daily Tasks and events at a glance, Mission statement, Values & Principles.New Daily Notes section that allow you to change font, size and color for a specific text, phrase or paragraph.Task Alarms synced through out devices.Master Task list with side Planner Views.Daily Notes with Motivational Quotes and the ability to include text and maps.Daily Schedule and Event integration with Calendar.Daily Task lists with status, priority and notes.Use our Growth Sections to make time for the things that matter and when needing a little cheer, add your own inspiring images, share via mail or post your Goals to Facebook. Arrange tasks by categories, set them to specific time zones, make them last for several days, add alerts and bulk edit. Drag and drop to reorder, prioritize or reschedule tasks, events, compass items & goals. Opus One is like a paper planner, but better.
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