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James Tanner
- I have more than thirty years' experience in law, computers and over thirty years experience as a research genealogist. I presently serve as a volunteer at the Brigham Young University Family History Library in Provo, Utah where I alternate between helping patrons and teaching classes. I am most interested in the technological aspects of genealogical research because of my strong technology background. My own family were pioneers who settled in Utah and Arizona in the 1800s. My family dates back to the Mayflower and with the exception of two family lines who came from Denmark, my family all came from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
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A Carpet of Leaves - Over the past week or so, the leaves on the trees have been changing colors. Then suddenly, within about two days all of the leaves on some of the trees ...12 hours ago
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Revisiting Search Engines for Genealogy - Over the years, I have from time to time examined the relative search capabilities of the various search engines available to genealogists and the rest o...13 hours ago
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Utah Trip 2017: More Time with the Tanners - We spent the rest of the week staying at Becky's house and visiting with whoever was still around. We took the kids to see BYU campus one day. It was the ...1 day ago
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Cheating at Connect the Dots: Failing to see the whole picture of Mormonism - Recently I was reading an article by a historian of Mormon history and it got me thinking about playing connect the dots. You see, playing connect the dots...4 days ago
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Temple trip and Ethan's Baptism - Ethan turned 8 on the Monday of our trip. We decided ahead of time to have him get baptized in Utah when many of our family members could attend (includin...1 month ago
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Back to School 2017 - Another school year is upon us! Zach and Lily attend the same elementary school. Anwyn leaves a little later in the morning to attend middle school. Ou...1 month ago
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Honoring the Prophet on his Birthday - Today is President Monson’s 90th birthday. Tonight we will be holding our Family Home Evening in his honor. We will talk a little bit about his life, and r...1 month ago
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They Get Everything Wrong - Throughout my adult life, I've been a skeptic. Back in the days before social science departments fell prey to fill-in-the-blank studies, professors in t...3 months ago
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That Endless Night of Darkness: Repentance, Redemption, and Resurrection - Visit this post on my site: That Endless Night of Darkness: Repentance, Redemption, and Resurrection Repentance Most years when I was young my family dro...4 months ago
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A new jungle gym - During July, Kirk's father built a new jungle gym for the children. Here is the progress, in photos. And it is mostly done. We will add a suns...2 years ago
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Our Big Winter Storm - We are experiencing a big winter storm. OK, so maybe SLC is getting a big storm and we are getting a few snowflakes. However, I thought it was interestin...3 years ago
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Using inappropriate language or slang - One of the most common indicators of the lack of refinement, good manners, and education in our society is the tendency to use vulgar or inappropriate lang...5 years ago
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I made yogurt! - It was amazing. After several months of thinking about it, I finally did the research and made 1/2 gallon of yogurt in my slow cooker (Crockpot). I tried t...6 years ago
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Christmas Reading List for Children - These are the picture books that we read this year to put us in a festive spirit. I wrote about how we actually go about reading the books here. The books...7 years ago
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Incapacitated vs. Testamentary Capacity - The Arizona Statutes have a definition for an incapacitated person. The Statute reads as follows: Any person who is impaired by reason of mental illness, m...8 years ago
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Listening to the wind - Growing up in Arizona, especially in northeastern Arizona on the Colorado Plateau, you get a lot of opportunity to listen to the wind. The wind tells you a...8 years ago
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Culture Passes - The public libraries here in the Valley have a new program that allows us to check out a "Culture Pass" for various museums around the valley. There are Cu...8 years ago
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Cactus Blossoms at Boyce Thompson - A couple of days ago, I posted a short overview of our visit to Boyce Thompson Arboretum. Since Highway 60 has just been widened to four lanes most of the ...8 years ago
This definitely broadens my conception of Carole King.
ReplyDeleteAnd which part exactly did you want to play -?
The book "Exegesis" (by Astro Teller)is highly recommended to you. It will more than honor your passion for sci-fi, appeal to your attorney logic and creatively celebrate your inner-artist. A truly excellent short read.
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I remember listening to this growing up.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the recording (who were the artists?) that we listened to growing up? Do you still have that tape?
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