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After making it through the blind auditions, the battle rounds, and knockouts, Aaliyah Rose was voted off The Voice last night during the live play-off rounds.
Having a hard time motivating your daughters to do Personal Progress? This app just might help.
A Mormon boy from an affluent neighborhood in Utah, barely 18 years old, will leave a few days after graduating from high school for the crushing poverty, suffering, and misery of Sierra Leone. This isn’t the plot of an off-color Broadway musical. It’s going to happen in a couple of months to a real person.[1] He’s not going to experience mere culture shock; it will be an entirely different world, a different universe. Nothing in the boy’s lived experience up until this point is going to have prepared him for even the smallest percentage of what he is going to observe landing there. I hope and pray he survives! There isn’t much difference between an 18 year old boy and a 19 year old boy — both are teenagers still, both usually as green as can be. On paper it’s a wash.
As we honor the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, we remember those who passed away as well as those who survived, many of whom found refuge in an LDS tabernacle.
With so many types of grains available for food storage, sometimes it’s hard to keep them all apart. Spelt is a type of wheat grain that has a slightly nutty flavor, similar to that of hard red wheat. The whole grain resembles hard red wheat, but is slightly longer and more pointed. Like other wheat, spelt is a great source of protein, iron, potassium, and B vitamins.
Twelve-year-old cancer patient and Napoleon Dynamite fan Mary Elizabeth got a surprise from the film's lead actor last week: a beautifully personalized video message wishing her well.
“Together is harder, but together is better.” — Rabbi David Wolpe[1]
When an elementary school principal received a school excuse note signed by Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Young, her reaction was probably something the 9-year-old student would never forget.