'So in the world of today: 21 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-Bluebell is recalling all of its products for fear of Listeria contamination.
-53% (according to a CNN poll) approve of the death penalty for the Boston bomber.
-The highest ranking catholic bishop in the US had to resign for covering up sex abuse cases.
-950 migrants were killed in the Mediterranean when their ship capsized.
-South Africa’s people are having trouble coping with the number of immigrants the country is receiving. 
-Muhammad Mosey (x Egyptian president) was sentenced to 20 years in jail.
-A tornado in Brazil left 1000 people without homes, and killed two.
-North Korea threatened the US ambassador to South Korea.

'So in the world of today: 20 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-Apartment living is up, while home ownership is down.
-Some experts worry that another money crisis is coming.
-The US is working to keep Iranian ships from reaching Yemen.
- Medicare has begun pulling cash out of hospitals, with the promise that the money will be refunded if the patients give the hospitals high marks.
-The UN is asking for 30 million to help Palestinian refugees.
-A Maine primary school is in hot water for teaching kids about Transgender issues behind the parents’ backs.
-A Texas woman was fined 2000$ for feeding poor people out of her restaurant.

'So in the world of today: 17 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-The ACLU is suing to force catholic aid organizations to provide abortion and contraception to illegal minors.
-the death toll in the Syrian civil war has reached 70,000.
-UN food vouchers meant for Syria’s people were stolen and sold.
-There was a series of explosions in Baghdad, including one outside the US embassy.
-both parties in the house are pushing for a higher gas tax.
-The FBI has been investigating Chris Roberts- a man responsible to blowing the whistle on airplane security vulnerabilities. 
-A new type of gun with a finger print sensor is being developed. 
-Kansas passed a bill to limit welfare money to essential items only.

'So in the world of today: 16 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-Georgia legalized medical marijuana.
-Isis’s latest attack in Iraq forced over 2000 people to evacuate.
-Christians across the country have begun wearing orange as a show of support for the Christians being slaughters by Isis.
-Radioactive materials in Mexico were stolen.
-Texas officials announced that there isn’t Isis camp south of the border.
-Americans on the no-fly list will now be able to find out why they are on the list.
-Tennessee is considering a symbolic gesture to make the Bible its State Book.

'So in the world of today: 15 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-2000 foreigners are in South African refugee camps.
-The flakka drug (or bath salts) are becoming more and more popular among teens.
-Hourly wage earners across the country protested for higher wages.
-Cuba was officially removed from the terror list, after it was revealed the Cuba has not supported any terrorist actions or organization during the last six months.
-The senate approved upping the deficit by 141 billion for Medicare purposes.

'So in the world of today: 14 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-Isis has set up a camp in Mexico, just south of the US border. 
-Obama asked that Cuba be removed from the terror list.
- Ice released and lost track of at least 66,000 illegal criminals in last two years. (600 were murderers, rapists or kidnappers)
-A coalition of Christian churches (including the LDS) petitioned the Supreme Court to recognize marriage as being exclusively between a men and a women.
-An Al Qaeda leader was killed.
-Four TSA workers were involved in a scheme to grope passengers. Two of them were fired.
-Hundreds in New York protested police brutality.
-Average rent for US apartments are set to rise.
- Congress is passed a bill to force the Obama administration to be forthcoming about the Iran deal.

'So in the world of today: (long one today) 13 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today: (long one today)
-There was a shooting at North Carolina community college. One person died. The shooter wasn't caught.
-Thousands in Spain protested a new safety law they far will endanger civil rights.
-Israel is asking for more support against Isis and terror from the rest of the world.
-Chile legalized same sex unions.
-Russia legalized the sale of air missiles to Iran.
-China released three women’s right activists.
-Boko Harem forced 800,000 kids out of their homes.
-Australia is cutting parents who don’t vaccinate off from child care support.
-China’s exports dropped by 14.6%
-Christians all over the country are coming under fire for refusing to participate in or host Gay weddings.
-Iran may be sending missiles to rebels in Yemen.

Roxy's Stats: 'Invitations from our Beloved Prophet'

Hi guys
So today I am sharing the invitations that was given from our Beloved Prophet Thomas S. Monson. His invitations were more so focused on the Temple and so we need to be focus on it as one of the most important thing in our lives to do.....We are to always strive to have the Temple in our sights even if you do not live where a Temple is, put out your utmost effort to do all you can in order to attend the nearest one to you and your lives will be blessed....

Attend the temple

During the April 2015 general conference, President Thomas S. Monson bore testimony of the blessings of temple attendance:

“As we go to the temple, as we remember the covenants we make there, we will be better able to overcome those temptations and to bear our trials,” he said. “In the temple we can find peace. …

“May our Heavenly Father bless us that we may have the spirit of temple worship, that we may be obedient to His commandments, and that we may follow carefully the steps of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.”

Express gratitude for Jesus Christ's gifts

As we celebrate Easter, “may we offer prayers of gratitude for His great and marvelous gifts to us.”

Reflect on responsibilities and duty of callings

“Let us consider our callings,” he said. “Let us reflect on our responsibilities; let us determine our duty; and let us follow Jesus Christ, our Lord.”

Quoting Doctrine and Covenants 121:45, he said, “Let thy bowels also be full of charity towards all men, and to the household of faith, and let virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly.”

Learn of and follow Jesus Christ

“We are engaged in the work of the Lord Jesus Christ,” he concluded. “Let us learn of Him. Let us follow in His footsteps. Let us live by His precepts.”

'So in the world of today: 11 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-A man committed suicide on the capitol lawn.
-Kenya told the UN to move the world’s largest refugee camp to Somalia.
-Obama met with Castro.
-Thousands of christens came together in Jerusalem to celebrate Christ’s resurrection.

'So in the world of today: 9 April 2015' by Sam Orr

So in the world of today:
-memorial pizza in Indiana reopened.
-Iran said it would not agree to any deals unless all sanctions were lifted.

'A Fifteen Second Review' by Trevor Hicken: "The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge"

Just got a  hands on a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in T-mobile here in Milpitas. The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is impressive. The phone feels rock solid and the rounded sides feels nice and gives the screen a more immersive display. I watched a video in YouTube and the looks HD. The volume of the stereo is pretty good. The best thing though is the new Image Stabilizing 16MB camera. I took a quick selfie and my brother Alex and I were greatly surprised by the quality. The zoom wasn't pixilated and made my face as if it was airbrushed. The build quality itself. I enjoyed it $700 but it looks like the best contender for your buck compared to the HTC One M9