Hi Folks,

Miroslav Penchev

> I am not sure about other languages but in English and Bulgarian ? that slogan sounds similar,
> sounds very impressive and is quite short to remember it exactly, to place it everywhere (on menus
> on web pages for example ;) )P.S. My English is not my strength but I hope that say at least half of
> what I thing about that slogan.

Schmuel

Well I'm not using any of these programs yet, but there is another problem with 'legend'.
The word has at least a dual nuance of meaning.

Quick example, we group together
"legends and myths"
in a non-complementary fashion, as "unreal".

The positive element is more like "Babe Ruth was a legendary ballplayer".
Even there most legends are not "continuing". They are more memory.

It's strength is more in irony .... we think of legends as thousands of year old ..
The irony is sort of like when you see companies proudly display
"Established 2004" .
They are using a concept of longevity and combining it with their own freshness and newness.

One thing, it is understandably hard for someone not living in an English-speaking country to get a feel for slogans and mottos and such.

Shalom,
Steven in newyawk
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Messianic_Apologetic/

>>> All said for
>>> > Firebird: the choice of champions
>Something about emotional benefits:
>- low/no risk of failure & angry bosses/customers ? A legend cannot do any
>failure. If there is a failure it come from some not so legendary ? like
>HDDs, OSs (Windows for example) or some other.
>- open and helpful community ? behind a "legend" must be a strong and big
>community, everyone wants to be on side with "a legend"
>- "I" whant to be part of Firebird - the legend.