[Meridian Magazine] Photo Essay: Ukraine Temple Cultural Celebration

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On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Scot & Maurine Proctor <list@list.ldsmag.com> wrote:

Friday, September 10, 2010 Quick-click through to Meridian's Home Page for all of today's features, stories and the latest news Photo Essay: Kyiv Temple Cultural Celebration By Eliot Ward Join us in viewing a most unique and wonderful photo essay celebration of the Kyiv Temple dedication with the youth of Ukraine and ten other countries. Refer your friends to Meridian - click here Silver Linings By Darla Isackson The truth is that part of our growth is acceptance of reality. A Live Summer's-End Concert with Cherie Call and Sam Payne By Steven Kapp Perry Listen to stories and songs from a recent concert featuring LDS singers/songwriters Cherie Call and Sam Payne. Cholesterol and You By Stan M. Gardner MD, CNS Statins or no statins?  Dr. Gardner gives an opinion that may be different than what you've heard. Friday Minute: The Mirror (When beauty fades and fashion corrupts) By Wm J. Monahan The billions spent on plastic surgery in the quest to 'look' younger is a false front. It is form without substance. New Painting: The Windows of Heaven By Al R. Young The widow's mite is the story of giving all that she had.  An artist describes how he captured the heavenly quality of her gift in a new painting. A Tribute to 9/11 By Wm J. Monahan This poem commemorates this day that will forever live in memory. Board Books for the Littlest of Readers By Holly E. Newton Enchant the babies in your life with some new books they'll love. Connecting to LDS Professionals in Your Area Meridian's sponsors are easy to find in the Marketplace. Click here Publisher: Scot Facer Proctor Editor-in-Chief: Maurine Jensen Proctor Advertising Director: Zane Gray Webmaster: Truman Proctor Published daily from Washington D.C. Read in all 50 states and more than 216 countries and territories. First Line News: Business Friday, September 10, 2010 LDSPRO is currently being restructured and should launch this weekend. Thank you to all you daily readers of LDSPRO's First Line News Business headlines and stories.  Thank you for your patience and stay tuned for www.ldspro.com to be back, up and running, very soon. Please quick-click here for all 36 of today's Headlines and Stories in First Line News. Business Week: Admissions Q&A for Brigham Young Brigham Young University's Marriott School of Management offers students more than a rigorous business education. Students at the school, owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are required to abide by a strict honor code, based on the tenets of the Mormon religion. Decision to Suspend Quran-Burning Met with Relief Religious and political leaders across the Muslim world welcomed a decision by a small American church to suspend its plans to torch copies of their holy book - but some said Friday the damage has already been done. Imam and Developer: No Deal for Moving NYC Mosque NEW YORK - A threat to burn copies of the Quran on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. A deal to move a proposed Islamic community center and mosque away from ground zero. An offer by Donald Trump to buy out a major investor in the real estate partnership that controls the World Trade Center site. All were canceled, reinstated, disputed or rejected within a matter of hours Thursday - a back and forth that showed no signs of slowing down on the eve of the 9th anniversary of the attacks. Has California Supreme Court Ruling 'Wiped Out' Prop. 8 Opposition? Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Attorney General Jerry Brown are not required to defend against a legal challenge to Prop. 8, the law banning same-sex marriage, the state supreme court found. So who will defend it now? Federal Judge Rules "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy is Unconstitutional A federal judge in Riverside, California on Thursday declared the U.S. military's ban on openly gay service members unconstitutional, saying the "don't ask, don't tell" policy violates the 1st Amendment and due process rights of lesbians and gay men. Wildfire Sets Sights on Boulder as Wind Picks Up BOULDER, Colorado - Weary firefighters hoped the worst was over from a wildfire that destroyed nearly 170 homes in the Rocky Mountains foothills, but crews monitored were monitoring hot spots early Friday amid concerns that erratic winds could fan the flames and send them into Boulder. Blast, Fire Raze Bay Area Homes Reporting from San Bruno, Calif., and Los Angeles - A massive explosion believed to have been caused by a gas line break sparked an inferno that consumed a San Bruno neighborhood Thursday night, killing at least one person, leveling 53 homes, forcing residents to run for their lives and leaving about 23 people injured, a number of them with severe burns. Rahm Emanuel: Expected Departure Could Lead to West Wing Shakeup In the past, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel has expressed an interest in being mayor of Chicago. The position will be open in 2011. If Emanuel leaves, it could have a knock-on effect. Are Senate Races Really Tied? Why New Polls May Not Tell the Whole Story Three key Senate races - Florida, Kentucky, and California - come out virtually tied in new polls. But the Republican candidates may be doing better than these polls reflect. Click here for all 36 of today's Headlines and Stories in First Line News. 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