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Issue 30.16 The sphenopalatine ganglion is a bundle of nerves that is located in the midface behind the nasal passages, and, if damaged or traumatized, can cause severe pain in the face and head. Recent research has highlighted the ability of alleviating headache and facial pain through a minimally invasive procedure known as a sphenopalatine […] Issue 30.16 In any conversation about IRAs, a Roth conversion is almost certain to be brought up at some point. After all, Roth IRAs are sometimes a great way to put aside a retirement income investment that continues to grow as you enjoy retirement. This account also has a lesser-known benefit – it can be […] Issue 30.16 In 1965, the Priesthood Genealogy Committee announced the three-generation program. Each family in the LDS Church was asked to prepare documented family group record forms for the first three generations: one form for you and your spouse and your children; one form for your parents, with you appearing as a child on the […] Issue 30.16 Part 3 Today, we conclude the examination of quotes from our founders on the relationship of virtue to good government and the success of the republic. From Thomas Jefferson: And can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of […] Issue 30.16 During the recent 4th of July celebration in St. George I sat and pondered on the evening’s events. The pledge of allegiance was recited, the national anthem was sung, small U.S. flags were passed out and were being waved and an impressive array of “bombs bursting in air” capped off the night. The […] Issue 30.16 Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a deterioration or breakdown of the eye’s macula. The macula is a small area in the retina — the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. The macula is the part of the retina that is responsible for your central vision, allowing you to see fine details […] Issue 30.16 From women and children, to the elderly and disabled, Social Security has you covered. Because we value and appreciate the differences that make up our nation, our programs are as diverse as those we serve. We’re with you throughout every stage of your life, and we’re always working to provide services that meet […] Issue 29.16 The cornea is the clear dome-shaped protective front of the eye, responsible for focusing light and producing a good image. The shape and clarity of the cornea is immensely important for precise vision. In some patients, weakening of the cornea can cause it to bulge outward. This change in shape can result in […] Issue 29.16 There are reports of what seems like the long feared Zombie Apocolypse happening as groups of strange people are seen wandering around, stopping and starting, standing or walking slowly without seeing what is going on around them but just staring at their hands and a strange glow. Don’t worry. It’s not the end […] Issue 29.16 There are two links on the home page for the Brigham Young University Family History Library https://sites.lib.byu.edu/familyhistory/ that take you to the online series of free live webinars from the Library itself. If you tune in you can hear the webinar, ask questions and benefit from a wide selection of topics and presenters. […] |
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