Author Archives: J. Max Wilson

April 28, 2010 J. Max Wilson

A Letter to the delegates to the 2010 Utah State Republican Nominating Convention

I sent the following letter to the delegates from my precinct to the Utah State Republican Nominating Convention which will be held on May 8th, 2010. If any of the candidates get’s 60% of the delegate votes at the convention, … Continue reading →

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Category: politics
Tagged: 2010 election, candidates, convention, delegates, elections, endorsements, government, politicians, utah, vote

April 7, 2010 J. Max Wilson

Puppet Variety Show This Saturday, April 10th in Orem

Looking for something new and different to do for a date or a family outing? Come to the Puppet Variety Show I’ll be MC-ing this Saturday at the SCERA Center for the Arts in Orem. The Great Puppet Follies – … Continue reading →

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Category: puppetry
Tagged: entertainment, events, fun, funny, performance, puppetry, puppets

April 4, 2010 J. Max Wilson

LDS General Conference April 2010 – MP3 Audio, Streaming Video, Audio & Video Podcasts, & Twitter #ldsconf

This Easter weekend, April 3th and 4th, 2010, we’ve been enjoying the annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Every Conference I try to post links to MP3 audio of the sermons of the modern … Continue reading →

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Category: lds
Tagged: audio, conference, general conference, lds, mormon, mp3, mp4, podcast, twitter, video

March 25, 2010 J. Max Wilson

Why is the Health Care Law Unconstitutional?

Since the passage of the health care law on Sunday, a lot of us have challenged its constitutionality. Even before it was passed we suggested that it would violate the constitution. But since it’s passage I have seen a lot … Continue reading →

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Category: politics
Tagged: constitution, general welfare, government, health care reform, health insurance, healthcare, law, u.s. history, unconstitutional

March 3, 2010 J. Max Wilson

Assy-thingummy: Awkward Uses of the Suffix -Ward

I love reading classic literature in the original spelling. A few years ago one of my best friends gave me a facsimile edition of the 1611 edition of the King James translation of the Bible. Knowing that a great deal of … Continue reading →

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Tagged: -ward, assy-thingummy, awkward, books, english, King James Bible, language, New Testament, suffix, Tyndale, words

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A Letter to the delegates to the 2010 Utah State Republican Nominating Convention

Puppet Variety Show This Saturday, April 10th in Orem

LDS General Conference April 2010 – MP3 Audio, Streaming Video, Audio & Video Podcasts, & Twitter #ldsconf

Why is the Health Care Law Unconstitutional?

Assy-thingummy: Awkward Uses of the Suffix -Ward

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A Letter to the delegates to the 2010 Utah State Republican Nominating Convention

Puppet Variety Show This Saturday, April 10th in Orem

LDS General Conference April 2010 – MP3 Audio, Streaming Video, Audio & Video Podcasts, & Twitter #ldsconf

Why is the Health Care Law Unconstitutional?

Assy-thingummy: Awkward Uses of the Suffix -Ward

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