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sometimes I follow the #ldsconf twitter hashtag to watch the live conversation of conference.
"did" – as in past tense? We will be watching it next weekend in Japan via satellite broadcast at church ^_^
@namakemono so they don't broadcast live in Japan/Japanese huh?
@Micah. That's a good idea. I heard that #ldsconf was on twitter's list of top topics on Sat.
No. I had assumed the week lag it was to give time to translate everything?? But it now is only a week later – before with videos etc it took much longer.
We watched all the sessions (but Priesthood, of course) online at home in Michigan; for Priesthood we had to go to the stake center. When we lived in Taiwan, we'd have "conference weekend" a week later because conference is in the middle of the night! We'd watch most of the sessions at home online (either BYUTV or the church's website depending which signal was faster), and we'd go to the stake center for the PH session (on DVD).
ipad to wide screen television monitor via AirPlay.