All of these could be helpful if you're trying to figure out how much you need to read daily if you have a goal to finish reading the Book of Mormon by the end of the year.  Or if you're teaching a lesson in church and trying to help your students memorize a scripture.  Or if you're giving a talk and want to memorize it.  Or if you're a missionary or seminary student with tons of scriptures to memorize.  There are lots of applications. 

The YW General President, Sis. Tanner, gave a talk about how we need to understand our identities as daughters of God and how much he loves us.  Her First Counselor talked about learning to repent and how we don't have to change ourselves alone–the Savior changes us as we humble ourselves.  Her Second Counselor talked about "staying on the path" of righteousness and not trying to see how close to the edge we can get.  I can't remember which speaker it was who emphasized modesty.  Maybe it was a couple of them, but they brought it up a couple of times in the meeting.

President Hinckley spoke next.  I was surprised at how frail and thin he looked, but I admire his ability to keep at it even though he's obviously not feeling well.  He gave a Napoleon Dynamite Pedro-like "your wildest dreams will come true" sort of promise tonight.  If you will 1) pray, 2) study, 3) pay an honest tithe, and 4) attend your church meetings, then your success will be beyond what you could ever expect was the jist of it. I felt sure that his promise applied to me, as well as the young women. 

It seemed like the theme of the meeting was helping the young women understand that they are daughters of God and need to act like it in order to be happy.  Thanks to everyone who participated for the inspirational meeting!