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Youth getting 'hooked' on family history at new library

RIVERTON, UTAH It's a Tuesday night at the Riverton FamilySearch Library, and the year-old, state-of-the-art facility is crowded with teenagers, their eyes glued to computer screens. But these young men and women from wards in the south end of the Salt Lake Valley are not playing video games. If not searching their own kindred dead, they are indexing digital images of microfilmed records to help other users of the Church's popular FamilySearch.

All PS5 exclusives playable and new exclusives in 2024

What are the PS5 exclusives? If there’s one thing Sony has always done well, it’s providing brilliant bespoke titles that are only available on its platforms. Leveraging fast-as-you-like SSD speeds and gargantuan power to deliver 4K HDR graphics directly to your eyeballs, we’re seeing more beautiful worlds being created than ever before on PlayStation 5. These come in the form of remasters of beloved franchises, new entries in continuing series, and completely new PS5 exclusives built from the ground up for Sony’s system.

ASAN Stock Quote Price and Forecast

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D&D 5E - Minor illusion for advantage to attack?

As a general guideline, more effective than (another more specific cantrip) is probably your warning that you're doing it wrong That said, advantage for an action is a pretty tried and true metric. Ranged "Help" via a cantrip? Sure, whatever. At a minimum, there's no reason why you'd get both advantage to attack(s) and give disadvantage to others' attack(s). Ie, it's a one use and now it's obvious it's an illusion and can be seen through.

Here are some commonly used terms that actually have racist origins

In ​the midst of a cultural awakening on race, commonly used words and phrases and their origins are being reexamined and, in some cases, redefined entirely. Still others, such as "peanut gallery" and "fuzzy wuzzy," remain in wide use despite their racially questionable origins. That's because the definition of these words and phrases have often been lost over time, experts said. "There is racism embedded throughout our language system just like every other system,"