Headlines I found newsworthy today

Tyler Haws signs deal to play basketball in Spain

Tyler Haws

BYU basketball’s Tyler Haws, the schools all-time leading scorer, has signed on to play ball in Spain, according to several news sources. READ MORE HERE 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LDS Church to release Joseph Smith documents

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to make public a printer’s manuscript of the Book of Mormon in an effort to be more transparent, according to the Associated Press. READ MORE HERE 

Pleasant Grove Company to celebrate in Brazil

PLEASANT GROVE -- ForeverGreen Worldwide Corporation (OTCBB: FVRG), a leading direct marketing company and provider of health-centered products, today announced the company will host the first official corporate event in Brazil, on August 9^th, in order to introduce exclusive products to Brazil, BalanSea and Azul Marine. BalanSea is a mineral supplement and Azul Marine is an anti-oxidant powdered drink. READ MORE HERE 

And … from the “we-are-not-making-this-up file”

A video is making the rounds that shows the destruction of a hitchhiking Canadian robot that was making its way across the United States. It met its demise in a back alley in Philadelphia, Penn. The child-sized robot had attracted the attention of Canadians during its trip across Canada, but it received a much cooler reception in America. READ MORE HERE 

In Case You Missed it: Are you ready to party? BYU is not

Brigham Young University has been named – again – as the most “stone-cold sober” school in the country. The designation came from the The Princeton Review, based on a survey of 136,000 students at 380 colleges. According to the report, “Brigham Young University is a Mormon school that’s ‘all about putting religion and education together’ and learning ‘about secular subjects through spiritual eyes.’” The top party school? University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ill. READ MORE HERE