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Maksutov wrote:This story is finally blowing up in the Trib and beyond.

Yep. On the news tonight.

I am wondering if part of the "apostasy" problem is the DNA revolution, encouraged by LDS. Among modern, straitlaced LDS, it is revealing more adultery and other sins than they can tolerate. Cognitive quandary.

I have done my pie-chart and collected genealogical records. A cousin and I are comparing results. There may be a story to tell.

cwald: Thank you for taking the time to retrieve those samples for us; I appreciate your having done so. It looks to me like they're focusing on the actions and motives of the victim but are not addressing the truth or falsehood of the statements that Joseph L. Bishop himself made. The two items do...

Plus the safety offered by the cameras.

What I notice most often is the predominance of limps, walkers, and wheelchairs. Makes me wonder what is the the most common cause. Yes, it matters.

I see no mention in this debate about the consequences of the fires last season. Many low income people lost their residences. Moving on to the Sam Francisco area-- my brother is low income, laments the fact that low income housing lost is being replaced by-- high end housing.

Another reason why I wouldn't turn to illegal marijuana to ease my pain is that it is unregulated. I wouldn't know what is in it. For all I know, it could be dosed with fentanyl or something else. Dangerous stuff, knowing that buying it would put me in contact with people who traffic in more dangero...

My mother came from a LDS-influenced family. My father had dengue fever during WWII, and was intensely fearful of opioids. I was raised Catholic in a LDS-influenced geographical area. In my twenties, I recreated. I was a miserable mess. Antidepressants later helped me manage. I do not drink, due to ...

I like this thread. It is all fluid. Every individual is unique.