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LDS Dad Lands Atop "Fortune" Magazine's 40 Entrepreneurs Under 40
What an impressive achievement for Ryan Smith and his company, Qualtrics.
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LDS Teen 'Allergic to Food' Finds Very Unexpected Way to Cope
MR says: Despite not being able to eat, Alex Visker is inspiring and helping others even while he has found a very unusual outlet to help him cope with his disease.
Is Integrity Relative?
“I guess they think it’s OK,” Mark said, “or else they think it’s just a little thing that doesn’t really matter. But it does matter, and not just in terms of dollars and cents. The way I see it, there’s no such thing as relative integrity. Either you’re honest or you’re not. It’s as simple as that. If you’re honest — really honest — it doesn’t occur to you to take something that doesn’t belong to you.”
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10 Ways to Find Lasting Happiness
Elder C. Scott Grow offers simple daily advice to those of us seeking eternal happiness in a list of just 10 principles:
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Boy Scouts of America Honors Former LDS General Primary Presidency
The Boy Scouts of America recently held a special presentation honoring three former women leaders in the Church for their service to the organization.
LDS Scouts Save Pregnant Woman in Car Crash
On June 25, five Varsity Scouts from Cedar Hills, Utah, on their way to camp helped save a woman pinned under a wrecked SUV. Headed to an LDS stake Scout camp near Beaver, Utah, the Scouts saw an SUV overturned on the side of the highway. They immediately stopped to help, seeing that no emergency personnel had arrived.
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7 Tech Resources to Strengthen Youth
According to Pew Research done in 2013, the average teen sends 3,339 texts a month and teens ages 8 to 18 spend more than seven hours a day using entertainment media, Mike Madsen, product manager of the youth.lds.org website, said at the LDSTech Conference on Oct. 17 at the Salt Lake Institute of Religion adjacent to the University of Utah campus. “The youth are plugged in,” he said. The way to reach them is with technology, and the Church has seven products that can help strengthen the youth:
New Poll: Utah poised to be the best U.S. state to live in
Utah easily leads the nation in terms of its performance across 13 forward-looking metrics that might determine which states will be the best places to live in the future. Minnesota, Colorado, Nebraska, and North Dakota round out the top five.Utah does best in part because it is among the top two best-performing states for low smoking habits, ease of finding clean and safe water, having supervisors who treat workers like a partner rather than a boss, learning something new or interesting on any given day, and perceptions that your city or area are "getting better" rather than "getting worse."
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LDS Mom Shares Harrowing Account of Man Breaking into Her Home When She Was Alone with Her Young Daughters
What a terrifying experience. We are so grateful the family is safe.
How Mormons see the world
Last week, the Pew Forum released the results of its “Mormons in America” study, the broadest survey of Mormon attitudes ever conducted by an outside organization. The results made headlines, in large part due to the Republican front-runner status of Mitt Romney, a devout and life-long member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Many accounts led with Mormons’ surprising perceptions of anti-Mormon prejudice: A whopping 46% of respondents said that Mormons face “a lot of discrimination” in modern America. Fewer Mormons said the same thing about discrimination against African-Americans (31%) and atheists (13%).