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I think we should keep going. The President and Commander in Chief should be 2 different people.

Oh, I definitely side with the wife here.

This is another favorite. “You salt your bacon?!” When I get home I may take a photo of our collection of salt pepper and shakers. I’m a bit of a snob. I like my sea salt shaved. This baby shaves off flakes that increases the surface area of the salt.

Best way to ruin a steak. Add asparagus. And I don’t see the desire for wine. I cant imagine how much my colleagues have wasted on EtOH, wine collections and cellars, etc. I do get some swazzy balsamic vinegars and maple syrups though. I love salt. Overheard at my house. “I already oversalted it” “Yeah, but I didn’t see it go on. And my eyesight isn’t what it used to be.” audible eyeroll.

Didn't Jimmy Carter just serve one term? Maybe they should give him another chance. Or how about this? “First, Biden resigns before the convention. Second, Harris succeeds him as president. Third, with what would be the unanimous assent of the Democratic Caucus (which is all she needs, if she needs even that), Harris appoints Barack Obama as her vice president and registers him as her running mate for the 2024 election.” https://apple.news/AWtv4WSojQgmm9EBXzRzhZg

I wonder how Trump will take it when he loses to this. Overheard this morning on Fox Business News. “Biden is aging worse than an open mayonnaise jar in the sun.”

Heleman 14:30 And now remember, remember, my brethren, that whosoever perisheth, perisheth unto himself; and whosoever doeth iniquity, doeth it unto himself; for behold, ye are free; ye are permitted to act for yourselves; for behold, God hath given unto you a knowledge and he hath made you free. 31 He hath given unto you that ye might know good from evil, and he hath given unto you that ye might choose life or death; and ye can do good and be restored unto that which is good, or have that which is good restored unto you; or ye can do evil, and have that which is evil restored unto you. D&C 3:3 Remember, remember that it is not the work of God that is frustrated, but the work of men;

I agree with you. Adam 1st, Then Joseph. And that includes D&C 135:3 Joseph Smith, the Prophet and Seer of the Lord, has done more, save Jesus only, for the salvation of men in this world, than any other man that ever lived in it.

Prime tomahawk rib eye medium rare. If you ever see a baseball steak on a menu get it. Sous vide does a great job.

If you get me a bookcase you can have your closet back. Why are you buying more books?!! To fill the new bookcase you got me… It looks lonely.

Loosing battle.

Well you are laser focused on an esoteric teaching of the LDS doctrine. We are not trying to become Jesus Christ. Here in this life, we are just trying to follow his gospel. We learn of Him and His Father so we can have a correct understanding of His attributes. We seek after all truth and cherish the Book of Mormon because it clarifies many points of His doctrine. Just because we may have more truth does not mean that we are more righteous than those of other faiths.

You will probably like this talk. It is saved as one of my many "Must read" https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/curt-holman/raising-ebenezer-monument-remember/ Raising Your Ebenezer: A Monument to Remember CURT HOLMAN July 30, 2013

"We find idea where fadffkvk damavdvdv," Biden said, demonstrating his brand new language. The new language appears to be a mix of English words, repurposed with new definitions, along with other words that are nearly impossible to pronounce. "Dvafd remfamf mfahahm," Biden continued. "Malarkey! The idea fvfvfv!"

I may skip it. It’s probably going to make me embarrassed and cringe. If I do watch it, I’ll switch between Fox News and MSNBC just to see how bad the pundits try to spin it.

Oh gosh yes. Its a classic

lol I’ve probably read it 3x and listened to the audiobook x2. I need Dale Carnegie to follow me around with a cattle prod apparently…

Yeah, this is my issue. Retrospectively I was abrasive and should have been more Christ like. I was irritated that she hijacked my afternoon and took it out on her. But somebody from the past 5 stops where she gave this same presentation should have given her some Christ-like feedback. We shouldn’t just hold our peace and endure to the end should we.

Poop show. World wide embarrassment.

Are those corn dogs?

Well they could have done many positive things. Someone gave them an assignment without any direction or feedback. Apparently didn’t even ask them if they had any experience with family history (which they don’t or is so superficial that they could not answer simple related questions). I can tell when someone is a neophyte or making up stuff on the run. And after having given this presentation probably a half dozen times at least, I was the only person that gave any negative feedback.

Jan Mikulecky was born in 1822 in Bohemia, which is now part of the Czech Republic. He immigrated to the United States in the mid-19th century, settling in Wisconsin. Jan, also known as John, was part of the wave of Czech immigrants who moved to Wisconsin between 1848 and 1880 [oai_citation:1,Mikulecky Genealogy | WikiTree FREE Family Tree](https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Mikulecky) [oai_citation:2,John Mikulecky, b.1842 d.1900 - Ancestry®](https://www.ancestry.com.au/genealogy/records/john-mikulecky-24-tqrkx8). Jan Mikulecky came to the U.S. around 1852, traveling through Bremen, Germany, and Quebec, Canada, before eventually arriving in Wisconsin. He initially settled in Caledonia, Racine County. Unfortunately, Jan died during the cholera epidemic in 1853 or 1854, shortly after his arrival in the U.S. [oai_citation:3,Mikulecky Genealogy | WikiTree FREE Family Tree](https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Mikulecky) [oai_citation:4,John Mikulecky, b.1842 d.1900 - Ancestry®](https://www.ancestry.com.au/genealogy/records/john-mikulecky-24-tqrkx8). The Mikulecky family continued to grow in the U.S., with descendants moving to other states, such as Kansas and Minnesota. The name Mikulecky remains relatively rare and is often associated with those of Czech ancestry [oai_citation:5,Mikulecky Genealogy | WikiTree FREE Family Tree](https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Mikulecky) [oai_citation:6,John Mikulecky, b.1842 d.1900 - Ancestry®](https://www.ancestry.com.au/genealogy/records/john-mikulecky-24-tqrkx8). For further details on Jan Mikulecky's descendants and additional genealogical information, you might consider exploring resources like Ancestry.com or WikiTree, which offer extensive databases and user-contributed family trees [oai_citation:7,Mikulecky Genealogy | WikiTree FREE Family Tree](https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Mikulecky) [oai_citation:8,John Mikulecky, b.1842 d.1900 - Ancestry®](https://www.ancestry.com.au/genealogy/records/john-mikulecky-24-tqrkx8). This is from ChatGPT iphone version. The computer free version 3.5 refused to look into public records. My favorite line from the AI genology presentation so far, “AI can mimic human intelligence. It can also mimic human stupidity”

Holy crap! with me inputting minimal information

Thanks found a video about AI and genealogy will watch after work. You provided way more helpful information than an hour long meeting.