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QR Codes can 'expand the experience' of genealogists
Quick Response Codes have been cropping up on movie posters, restaurant windows, store and library shelves — and headstones at cemeteries. "Genealogical Uses for QR Codes," a presentation Friday at this year's RootsTech Family History & Technology Conference by High-Definition Genealogy founder Thomas MacEntee, brought to light some ways these codes can be used in family history efforts.
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Watch the First Presidency Christmas devotional broadcast
The First Presidency invites Church members and others to view the satellite broadcast of the annual Christmas devotional, which will originate from the Conference Center on Sunday, December 2, 2012, at 6:00 p.m. mountain standard time. This devotional will include Christmas messages from the First Presidency and music by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square.
Young LDS Boy Loses Battle with Leukemia, Wins Hearts of Community
A little boy who won the hearts of a community and nation in his last days of battling leukemia died Tuesday morning.
Latter-day Saint Life
Overcoming Digital Addictions
To work on a problem, a person must know he or she has one. Smith asks his audience if any of them have Nomophobia? It's an actual condition of anxiety when a person is not in possession of a working cellphone. How about ringxiety? It is the false sensation that one's mobile phone is vibrating or ringing when it is not.
LDS woman recognized as 'Distinguished Nevadan'
Anna Lou Call Peterson, a member of the Monte Cristo Ward, Las Vegas Nevada Sandstone Stake, received the Distinguished Nevadan award at the University of Nevada Las Vegas commencement ceremonies on May 14.
Descendants say Utah landmark status for massacre site helps heal loss of families
Descendants of massacre victims at a Utah site say the elevation of the Mountain Meadows area to national landmark status brings some healing.
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What (and What Not) to Say to Divorced People at Church
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Mitt Romney called 'Governor Mormon'
How preoccupied are political news reporters with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney 's membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? This preoccupied: During Saturday night's coverage of the Nevada caucus voting, CNN's John King dropped the whole Romney thing and instead referred to the GOP frontrunner as "Governor Mormon."
Latter-day Saint Life
LDS Woman Creates Modest Fashion Magazine for Young Women
When Emily Punjack was a teenager, she loved poring over Seventeen Magazine, but she didn’t love the types of clothing it displayed.
Deployed Soldiers Draw Strength from Pioneer Holiday
KANDAHAR AIR FIELD, Afghanistan — They traveled thousands of miles with few belongings to settle in a remote, arid and austere place.