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Conference Follow Up
Ok, it was rad to watch conference but I missed the Priesthood session because of work, how do I watch it now? Well look no further then the LDS Video Podcast Channel on Roku. Rather then sitting in front of my computer I can just watch it on TV while sitting in front of my Laptop. Check it out if you are a Roku user.
On a side tech note, after having a successful internet install at my building, I’ve been asked to begin working on one other building in our stake and maybe fixing the set up at the stake center. weeeeeee. . .
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