Issue 4.10
When looking back on my life, I can see just how much I’ve learned. I remember when, as a strapping young man, I stepped into the “real world” known as college. To be honest, I expected to learn everything […]
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Issue 4.10 When looking back on my life, I can see just how much I’ve learned. I remember when, as a strapping young man, I stepped into the “real world” known as college. To be honest, I expected to learn everything […] Issue 4.10 This information was taken from an article by Chanae Landeen, For Mormon Times There has been so much time spent fixing problems with family history resources that we don’t spend enough time […] Issue 4.10 20 years ago, Atari came out with a nifty new device called the Portfolio. It was a handheld computer with 64 Megabytes of memory. That memory was used to store programs. You could type on the small keys, do spreadsheet functions including math […] Issue 4.10 My mom as a young girl living in a small Utah rural community had always longed for a piano to play. She knew this would never happen because her mom was a widow struggling to find work to support her family of five […] Issue 3.10 January 15th, 2010 | Category: Ted Spilsbury | Comments are closed Issue 3.10 I want to take a moment and let you know about two innovative hearing health care developments I am excited about. The first is a research proven solution for tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears.) The second is Invisible Open Technology (IOT). […] Issue 3.10 Parents of adult children with drug and alcohol addictions struggle with how to handle that child’s inheritance in their will or trust. Most parents worry that an inheritance will enable their addicted child to further indulge in their addiction, wasting their inheritance and […] Issue 3.10 (The following article is excerpted from Chapter One of Drew Smith’s new book, Social Networking for Genealogists) If we weren’t talking about computers or the World Wide Web, the term “social networking” […] Issue 3.10 Social Security administers several programs that pay benefits to qualified individuals, including those who are homeless. These programs include retirement, disability and survivors insurance, as well as Supplemental Security Income (SSI), which is a needs-based program for people who are blind, disabled or […] Issue 3.10 In the good old days after their courtship and marriage celebration, it was time for the newlyweds to have a chivaree, or a noisy party by their friends who would gather and try to kidnap one or both partners for a while before […] |
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