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When Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jeremy Guthrie heard that Jay Mohr made some less-than-flattering comments about him on national radio, he decided to reach out to the comedian. "I chose to take a positive approach and send a message to him on Twitter, more or less apologizing for not being as good as he thinks I should be or need to be," Guthrie said. "I guess he took a liking to me. … He thought it was clever or at least positive and not avoiding the truth."
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We all know that Mormons are a little obsessed with fantasy and science fiction.
For a couple of decades now, social scientists, journalists, and other observers of the human condition have been expressing alarm about social ills attendant to a growing notion that fathers are expendable. In an influential magazine article published in 1993, Barbara Dafoe Whitehead declared, “Divorce and out-of-wedlock childbirth are transforming the lives of American children” (“Dan Quayle Was Right,” The Atlantic, Apr. 1993).
The fast approaching Christmas season has Terry Tippets reflecting on the value of even the most simple of gifts.
Rebbie Groesbeck doesn't claim to know everything about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but as a Mormon living in Los Angeles, she has had plenty of opportunities to explain what she does know.
While Utah author Ally Condie has been busy with book signings and interviews, her book "Matched" has received a cache of awards and been reviewed in a variety of publications, including the Wall Street Journal.
Following the theme “Embark in the Service of God,” young men and young women from the Lake Havasu City Arizona Stake gathered in the Palo Verde Cemetery in Blythe, California, for a youth conference service project documenting graves on Feb. 28. Around 100 youth and leaders took to the pathways of the cemetery with smartphones in hand, taking pictures of each grave.
Several weeks ago, Bryce Rodabough was serving as a Bingham High School student body officer, sporting T-shirts and enjoying his final days of class before graduation. Things have changed. The 18-year-old South Jordan native now calls Mexico City his home — at least for another week or two. He wears a tie every day and tops off most of his meals with a corn tortilla. He's doing his best to converse with others in Spanish.
He calls himself a "radio roots sleuth" and his listeners are referred to as "genies." There are interviews with genealogists, tips, links to videos and articles with incredible stories, and the overall goal is to relish connecting with your heritage.
We all know someone in a serious financial predicament. It’s someone with tens-of-thousands in credit card debt, right? But, what about you? If you added up all your debt, would it scare you?