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Comment on Studying the Doctrine & Covenants by Hypnotize Anyone
Cool. Come by and hypnotize yourself if you please ;)
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Comment on Book of Mormon Reading Goal by youporn
hi great site nice work thanks youporn flv =) download redtube videos see u
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Comment on The Bands of Death and the Chains of Hell by game poker rule
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Comment on LDS Planet = Lonely Planet by great408
Well... I was new to internet dating after a recent divorce but knew I wanted to meet someone like LDS minded. I set up a few profiles on various sites not disclosing too much information. Overall, I found many people willing to be truthful. I spent the $6.95 special intro price simply cuz it seemed to be the cheapest. Within the first month, I had met several great people and used the chat feature often. My plan was to glean contact info, screen and then communicate through other means... and it worked. One of the last persons I met initially through LDS Planet, I married 11 months later. Maybe a rare.. but happy camper.
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Comment on Stake Growth Video by Shaun
You who need this in other formats might find this a helpful thing, MpegStreamclip, one of the greatest little video tools to be had, and it's free.
http://www.awakeandarise.org/MpegStreamclip/MpegStreamclip.htm
I'm working on a Mac, and can drop this video into "Toast" made by Roxio, and it will burn it to DVD. I hope any of you who would wish to get it to DVD might find how to do so.
The program I refer to above comes now for both PC and Macs. You can do a ton with it, changing it to different formats.
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Comment on Stake Growth Video by Jim Bowcut
Is this video available to purchase and show as a DVD. I would like very much to purchase a copy to be able to show as a DVD and not just through my computer. Thanks.
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Comment on Dave Ramsey - TMMO Live Discount by Dr. B.
I added your blog to my site aggregator. Could you please help to attract new users to the Mormon Blogosphere aggregator? I hope my new aggregator will draw some traffic to your site.
Copy and paste the following code into your HTML/JavaScript widget, then take out the # signs:
Thanks.
http://mormonblogosphere.blogspot.com/
Dr. B.
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Comment on What?s In A Singles Ward? by Inventing Matilda
Doing a good job of choosing the person you will marry is hands down the biggest Staying in your home ward just hoping that someone else will wander in and not be married to someone else is just a crapshoot. Attending a single's ward opens you up to a lot of possibilities.
For the record, I attended BYU, but lived off campus and attended a neighborhood ward in Orem. I have many times thought to myself that my single's ward experience would have been enriched even further by attending an on-campus ward.
I was on the track team at BYU and I met my husband at a track meet in Idaho, which took the whole single's ward meat market issue off of the ballot for me since I was in a relationship and not worried about reeling in a great catch from the shallows of my dating pond.
My best advice is to attend a ward that enriches you culturally and spiritually with the focus of living your best life and not landing the biggest rock on your finger and the blondest hair sitting at your side.
PS - Single's Wards are Awesome
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Comment on BYU Mens Chorus Closing Hymn in April 2007 Priesthood Session by Katrina
Thank you so much for doing this! My husband said to me last night as we were driving home from conference, "You know what song I really want? That version of Nephi's Psalm sung to Be Still My Soul." I was so happy to find it. I can't wait to let my husband listen to it when he gets home from work tonight! You're great! I really appreciate you sharing!
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Comment on BYU Mens Chorus Closing Hymn in April 2007 Priesthood Session by Leonard
Thank You So Much. This is a recording for the ages...the power in the voices....the words of hope and love and to be in the eyesight of our beloved President Hinckley....All too much! Thanks to you Dustin and Thanks to Our God for filling our cup to the Brim.
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