### location | position:

Landmark
* nonprofit organization that is made possible by the generosity of others.
* publisher that specializes in books written and illustrated by young writers.

Librarianship
* are positions.
* focuses on individuals in all their uniqueness.
* is an information age career
  - one of the world's oldest and most successful professions
  - placed in a sociological context in relation to other professions
  - the prime profession of the next millennium
  - to book management as academic teaching is to lecturing
* noble profession.
* profession of standards.
* professional community.

Living space
* are to be kept clean and free from litter.
* is rooms.

Point of view
* Points of view are positions.
* is influenced by one's perspective, status, and values.
* refers to the perspective taken
  - position from which the story is told

Prefecture
- states
  - the governmental bodies of Japan which are larger than cities, towns, and villages
* is now one of the leading centers of pearl production in the world.
+ Prefectures of Japan
  * There are the 47 subdivisions of the island nation. Prefectures are the governmental bodies of Japan which are larger than cities, towns, and villages.

Public office
* employ the disabled on the condition that they can commute and work for themselves.
* public trust and a social contract

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Presidency
* Presidencies are positions
  - tenure
* is tenure
* public office.

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Stewardship
* also means using natural resources efficiently.
* begins with salvation, the gift of eternal life.
* call to discipleship requiring a conversion of heart.
* complex idea that permeates every aspect of our lives.
* encompasses all of life.
* encourages policies that regard government information as a public good.
* form of discipleship.
* form, or an extension, of steward, the synonym for which is manager.
* illuminates the relationship between political values and economic viability.
* implies personal acceptance of responsibility.
* involves committing one's heart
  - embracing, enjoying, sharing and giving
  - personal commitment to meeting needs
  - what a person is as well as what a person does
* is about making choices as individuals and as a community of faith
  - an ethic of care and responsible action
  - as essential to conservation as water is to all living things
  - distorted when theology becomes unbiblical
  - evidence of an inward spirituality and reality
  - influenced by time and culture
  - rooted in creation, focused in covenant, and accounted for in consummation
  - shared accountability which is fueled by a shared commitment to service
  - something that society needs to embrace
* is the Christian way of life
  - careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care
  - faithful and responsible management of something that belongs to someone else
  - foundation of sustainable forestry and future productivity
  - future of Virginia's forests
  - lifestyle of Christian discipleship
  - manner in which a person cherishes and utilizes one's gifts
  - most basic of all biblical concepts about material things
  - proper and profitable management of that with which a person is entrusted
  - responsibility of caring for that which belongs to another
  - result of trying to live in right relationships
  - ultimate goal to prepare leaders
  - unifying principle of the progressive causes
  - what Westmorelanders do to support the church
* lifestyle characterized by selfless acts of charity and service.
* matter of growth and maturity.
* means wise use of forest resources.
* positive way of life.
* refers to community-based initiatives that promote sustainable salmon populations.
* total concept embracing all areas of life.
* way of life embracing all areas of life