August 2007 @ 9:59 am

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Mormon Century
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Did you know you could “mark” the online scriptures found at scriptures.lds.org? That, and two very useful ways to search the online scriptures by topic and reference.

The NY Times flunks Con Law

“Today, I went out of my way to ask people here in Washington, D.C., if they knew the religious affiliation of the besieged senator from Idaho. I picked on people who were reading newspapers, mainly. Every single one of them said these words or words to this effect: ‘Isn’t he Mormon?‘ ”  Terry Mattingly, asks why people thought Sen. Craig is Mormon. People still refuse to accept the truth.  

Of the last 60 inbound links to this blog, about 55 of them are google searches on whether Senator Larry Craig is Mormon.  Nervous Mormons or curious gentiles?

Kate’s Blog
Surprisingly above average

Overexposed

Tristi Pinkston, LDS Author
Fiction based on world history, with writing tips, ramblings, musings, rants, asides, and tangents galore.

Adventures in Mormonism
Correcting the incorrigible

And Still I Persist

Above Yourself
faith, personal improvement, and provident living

Mormon Momma
Fellowship & Scholarship for LDS Women

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CoolestFamilyEver

Los Diarios de una Camioneta

Write Bravely
“We do not write because we want to; we write because we have to.” W. Somerset Maugham

Here And Now
“When you are content to be simply yourself and don’t compare or compete, everybody will respect you.” -Lao Tzu

On the Parenting Front Line

The Stubblefields
The life and times of the Stubblefield Gang

Utahns for Ron Paul 2008

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But he might be undercover.

Senator Craig is NOT Mormon.

Gov. Romney’s denounces the actions of former supporter Sen. Craig and the Politico calls it throwing under the bus. Craig pled guilty!

Fubeca

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The grumblings of a Geek
Welcome to the Blog that time and most people have forgot. Or Never visited… or never heard of, etc, etc. This blog is a place of peace and serenity that will always be calm, cool, and collected. It will always make sense and I will never say anything that will offend anyone…………. and if you believe that, you’ll believe anything.

Mitt Romney ~ Road to the White House

MormonTechie.com
Musings, Technology and The Gospel

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Somewhere North of the Rainbow
LDS Author Katie parker shares her thoughts and observations on church, life, and, well, other stuff.

Node of Evil
Sanity in International Relations

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Rusty asks: “How Much History Should the “Average Mormon” Know?.

Help New Cool Thang gauge how well the Bloggernacle reflects Mormon politics.  Is there any dispute it is much more to the left than most mormons?  (via DMI’s shared feed)

“He’s not running for Mr. Congeniality. He’s running for Mr. Crank. And he’s winning the title.”  LA Times profile of Rep. Jeff Flake and his war on earmarks.   Flake has taken on funding for Christmas trees, grape genetics research, Punxsutawney Phil, and even a fellow Republican and LDS politician’s earmark for a mule museum.  Stopping earmarks may not make a big difference on the bottom line, but it’s a corrupting influence that protects incumbents.

“It’s no great thing to get your facts right but leave the reader with a completely wrong impression.” No, but it sure takes skill. Katie Couric interviews Ken Woodward on Mormonism.

Mormonblog2

Mischief

LDS Doctrine
Unofficial and unauthoritative opinion on LDS, Latter-Day Saint, or Mormon Doctrine concerning the Atonement of Jesus Christ, the Plan of Salvation, the Apostasy and Restoration, and Priesthood Authority.

Brain Bender
Random topics related to medicine, nutrition, biochemistry, nanotechnology, fuel cell technology, physics, astronomy, family life, sports, genealogy, mormonism, religion, music, art, and pretty much anything else that may come to mind.

James Hofheins
On a clear day, I can see Home

BYU Political Review
A campus forum for political discussion

Crazy Bloggin’ Canuck
Adventure travel writer turned adventerous-unraveling mother

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Dallas takes a first look at next year’s Joseph Smith Manual. I heard in Ward Council that it will be used in 2009 as well. Hopefully it will be posted online soon.

Out of 22 tracked movies, opening day gross estimate for September Dawn comes in at . . . 22nd. Granted, that’s with a fraction of the screens showing for bigger movies, but it’s not getting the reception that some feared (or hoped for).

Temple recommends to be exchanged for updated ones with bar codes.  For security purposes, but I imagine it will be easier to also track attendance.   The article gives an interesting history of the recommend interview.  I’ve heard of this already happening in Utah but no word so far here in Maryland.

Northern Lights
“Northern Lights was created by several established bloggers who are believing members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and who have first-hand experience with issues surrounding homosexuality. Northern Lights is to be a place where we and our readers can openly explore and discuss topics and issues of interest to the LDS community—and particularly as they relate to homosexuality and the Church—in an edifying and uplifting manner and within the framework of commitment to the beliefs and ideals of the Church.”

Running Forward: Abel Keogh’s Blog

The Gray Sheep
“Thoughts from Mormons who belong  and are working to understand how”

Just and Holy Principles
“…the laws and constitution of the people…I have suffered to be established, and should be maintained for the rights and protection of all flesh, according to just and holy principles.” (D&C 101:77)

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Shenpa Warrior
Just remember that the things you put into your head are forever. You might want to think about that. ~Cormac McCarthy The Road

Mormons Talk
Friends working toward understanding

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Just me a MOM..
Preemie life and Depression through my eyes

Mormon Transhumanists

Confessions of an overwhelmed, exhausted, fed up, worn out, and immeasurably blessed Mom!!
I started this blog to share the ups and downs, of having 4 children, all with their own issues, and struggles. They bless and stress my life daily. I hope you will see both sides.

Sister in Zion
Musings from a single sister in Zion, and her attempts to save the world.

PoeticIntensity

Frequent Reminders
No success can compensate for failure in the home.

Variety reviews September Dawn: “Limited commercial prospects will depend on the film’s ability to exploit Mormon outrage — the louder, the better — with its angry and contentious view of a still-disputed tragedy . . . But the pic is ultimately less interested in understanding its Mormon characters than in demonizing them, and a ham-fisted obviousness undermines scene after scene . . . ” (via LDS Newsline)

The Waters of Mormon

Nel mezzo del cammin di mio vita.

Latte Day Saints

Savvy Chic

NoiseBlog

Hugh Hewitt interviewed Jon Voight and Chris Cain on September Dawn for two hours last night.  You can listen to the interview here and here.  UPDATE: Hugh adds a post including links to a transcript in progress.