Administrative note

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Just to let readers know, we are tinkering with a few potential new features. These require some file changes, which will (hopefully) go seamlessly. In the mean time, we apologize for any inconveniences, delays, or problems that crop up. And if anyone notices major new problems, please let me know.

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Notes from All Over

  • Church alters Bloch’s painting for modesty and theology(Wilfried)
  • High school (and seminary) student Jabari Parker on the cover of Sports Illustrated (ht Adam A.) (Sam)
  • Jabari Parker, ambassador of Mormonism (Sam)
  • Returning to church despite my doubts (not LDS, but telling) (Wilfried)
  • With or without Romney, D.C. a surprising Mormon stronghold(Wilfried)
  • Columnist misrepresents LDS Church doctrine and policy(Alison)
  • Talking to your pre-teens about pr0n, in the NYT (Ben S.)
  • Colbert lampoons McNaughton’s “subtlety”(Kent)
  • There are different rules for public discourse about Mormonism (Dave)
  • Church buys Haun’s Mill, other CoC properties. (Ben S.)
  • The perils of religious illustration, with special application to Mormonism (Dave)
  • Mormon poet named Utah’s Poet Laureate (Kent)
  • The Occupy movement hits Mormon books (Kent)
  • A glorious new age of Mormon visual displays! (Ben S.)
  • Pinewood Derby - how do you fix it? (Alison)
  • Kathleen Flake interview: “If Mormonism is anything in the American mind, it is a group of people who take their religion way too seriously.” (Dave)
  • NPR: Mormons Brace for a Mean Political Season (look for me!)(Alison)
  • Pioneer Day! Nauvoo! M-Men & Gleaners! Kolob! (Ben S.)
  • Most herald Mormon baseball player debut’s tonight (Kent)
  • Catholic guy chooses to blog at Patheos, then complains about Mormon ads in the sidebar. Try owning your own choices, pal. (Dave)

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