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A blog by Jacob
Posted in Bloggingon Dec 31, 2009
Here are the top 9 most visited blog posts that I wrote in 2009:
Special thanks to Google Analytics for providing the data from which I was able to create this list.
Posted in Generalon Jan 14, 2009
As a followup to the list of games I own, I thought I would create a list of games I would like to own, or at least that I would like to learn more about. Some of the games I’ve played, other games I’ve only read about. Most of the games below have received some sort of award.
Now that I’ve created this list, I realize that not all of the above games are board games, because some are card games. However, none are computer games.
Posted in Lifeon Jan 12, 2009
I thought I would make a list of a few of the uninteresting things on my mind this morning:
Posted in Lifeon Dec 24, 2008
I like Christmas, especially because of the Christmas spirit that permeates through so many Christmas activities. Christmas candy, songs, presents, family, and just general good will and good cheer.
Posted in Technicalon Oct 18, 2008
A little over a month ago, Google released its own web browser, similar to Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari. Their new web browser is called Google Chrome, and has some great features and some great speed, but is currently available for Windows only.
I’ve been using it off and on for the last month, and I’ve found a few missing features that really bug me:
Posted in Lifeon Jun 23, 2008
In case you want to play any guessing games:
Please feel free to guess what this is by leaving a comment.
Posted in Religionon Mar 25, 2008
Update: To see information about October conference, see the Conference Info page on LDS.org.
The 178th Annual General Conference of the Church will be held on Saturday and Sunday, April 5-6, 2008. Speakers will include the First Presidency and other General Authorities and general officers of the Church. There will also be a General Young Women Meeting on March 29, 2008 at 6pm MDT.
The General Conference sessions will take place at:
Sessions last two hours each, and can be viewed at select meeting houses, select TV, radio and satellite stations, or on the Internet. Video streams are available at LDS.org, BYU-TV, and audio available at LDS.org and on KSL Radio.
Special highlights of this General Conference will most likely include the sustaining of President Monson as President of the Church, and the calling and sustaining of a new apostle.
Online text transcripts in English will be available the Thursday after General Conference, with additional materials in English and other languages being made available at later dates.
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