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Here are the links to Elder David A. Bednar's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to President Thomas S. Monson's talk on Sunday Morning of the LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Boyd K. Packer's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Sister Susan W. Tanner's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Sheldon F Child's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Todd Christofferson's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder L. Tom Perry's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Yes it was pretty late. I figured I was so close, I just wanted to keep plugging away. I like your idea of copying the text of the talks into the description instead of trying to do a summary on 45 videos. Much better all around!

Here are the links to Elder Richard G. Scott's conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here is the link to Elder William R. Walker's conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Carlos H. Amado's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Gerland N. Lund's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Robert D. Hales's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Dallin H. Oak's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Sorry Mailis. I should've been more specific. I turned off the comments so I didn't need to monitor them, but feel free to post your comments here.

Here are the links to President Henry B. Eyring's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here is the link to Elder Kenneth Johnson's conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here is the link to Cheryl C. Lant's conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here are the links to Elder Ronald A. Rasband's LDS 178th General Conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

Here is the link to Elder Elder Russell M. Nelson's conference talk. Please feel free to add your thoughts and discussion on the talk here.

I'm uploading clips of conference to YouTube. Here is the first one: I've created a new forum for this: 178th General Conference - LDS Mormon Forums I will create a new topic for each clip. I'll copy in the text of the talks once it's published this Thursday. Please feel free to add your comments and discussion on each talk in the 178 Conference Forum.

I was wondering how everyone felt about Conference today? It was a really neat experience to watch and be part of the Solemn Assembly to sustain President Thomas S. Monson as our Prophet, Seer and Revelator. I'd love to hear what were some of your favorite moments and why.

As a working mother, I didn't have any problems with Sister Beck's talk at all. I will be the first, and my husband would be the second to tell you that I'm a much better person, mother, and wife now that I am working outside the home, even though I'm only gone for a few hours a week. I need that outlet. I needed to be in an environment where I could bounce ideas off of others and have the power and resources to implement my ideas. My first priority is always going to be to my children. In the eternal perspective of things, I believe the way I am living my life now is better for me and for my children. That doesn't mean it's the best way for everyone else. The only area that raised any concern for me is for those women that I know who so badly want to bear a child, and have been unable to. It would be a hard talk for me to hear if I was in that position. One of the most heartbreaking emails I received recently was from my RS president to let us know that a couple in our ward was unable to bring home a baby they had been waiting for, because the birth mother changed her mind. I thought it was really special that the mother had seen her daughter and simply could not part with her, and at the same time I felt such heartache the couple in my ward. A few weeks later I was so happy to hear that the couple was able to adopt a different baby. When I hear talks on motherhood, my thoughts tend to drift towards those who are longing to be mothers, and I think it's very important to be as sensitive as possible.