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@kslsports @Mitch_Harper The middle 8 from Kansas state game

What will you remember from BYU’s 11-2 season in 2024?

Fun night at the BYU game tonight!

@collinsworth55 Sapphire Preferred for my everyday. Southwest for the sign up bonuses to get the companion pass for two years. Hyatt for business.

What’s your favorite credit card to earn points for travel and food?

@CJBlythePhD I heard a similar story in the same mission, but the version I heard was a lady who crashed her bike outside the Reihai no hikari temple and their priests healed her but once she left the temple grounds it became broken again

This is such a popular story in Latter-day Saint folklore. I am not familiar with the Buddhist priest variant. Its usually a charismatic preacher, but recently I heard it told as a practitioner of energy work.

On this Mother’s Day, I have reflected about how our Heavenly Father’s plan of salvation was entirely dependent upon the heroic actions of two valiant women: Eve, the mother of all living, and Mary, the mother of our Lord Jesus Christ. These heroic actions continue today, as women from all walks of life—and in every circumstance imaginable—give the precious gift of a mortal body to God’s beloved sons and daughters. How grateful I am for my own mother (pictured here), who impacted my life for good in more ways than I could ever describe. Because motherhood plays such a vital part in the success of our societies and in the fulfillment of God’s plan for His children, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints continuously collaborates with dedicated leaders and charitable organizations to improve conditions for mothers and children around the world. Earlier this year, the Church participated with the Nursing and Midwifery Development Center to open a 36,000-square-foot training facility to train nurses and midwives in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. This facility will help women and children survive and thrive. In Memphis, Tennessee, USA, the Church has collaborated with the NAACP to create the MyBaby4Me initiative, designed to help equip mothers with the knowledge they need to care for their young children and reduce infant mortality rates. In both of these instances, the Church participated with extraordinary women to implement these tremendous efforts. The day-in, day-out influence women from every circumstance have as they lift, mentor, encourage, console, teach, and love others is remarkable. In other words, women mother us all. On this Mother’s Day, I salute all women who give tirelessly of themselves to make life better for all of us.

@BenchmarkBooks Thanks. I had someone reach out yesterday and tell me there is no way to see the discount and it is applied after the fact. I’ll give it a try today

@jujay12 just saw this, sorry--if you want to order something, we'll still extend it today (we'll apply it on our end)

It's Indie Bookstore Day again! TOMORROW, 4/27, 10-2 PM: •Tomorrow only, save 20% on new & 30% on used (in-store & web) •Refreshments in store •Giveaways: some first-come, first-served giveaways in store & also drawings for some new books •Clearance cart in store

@jansonboy301 @KalanisCalves Bump was where you could bump the other person’s ball away. Lightning is when you couldn’t

@KalanisCalves i grew up in Washington State and we called it Bump or Lightning (depended on who you asked)

We called it hot shot in Arizona. Wyoming they called it Lightening. Florida it was called speed. I’ve heard it called knockout. But all you weirdos calling it bump need to take a seat.

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@jlinehan9 I've got one in Vegas if you get desperate ;)

In Vegas for a work conference. I can’t wait to get home to my bidet.

@CriddleBenjamin 5-7

What's your WAY TOO EARLY win/loss projection in 2023?

@jlinehan9 @jaromjordan As a former punter, I wholly support this plan.

@jaromjordan I’ve been preparing my whole life for this moment

Who are your next BYU Football radio analyst hopefuls?

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@CriddleBenjamin Yes, got a concussion and had to sit the next week

Have you ever head butted someone wearing a helmet but you weren’t wearing a helmet?

@btbarnes11 @jlinehan9 only if you ignore the second bullet point there. If you are turning left, you have to yield, which means you go second in this scenario.

@jlinehan9 Pretty easy, first to stop = first to go, it doesn't matter what type of intersection, other than round-a-bout.

I’ve always thought whoever arrived first had the right of way but at a two-way stop I don’t think that’s the case, and based on the poll results, I believe the majority of us are wrong… 😳