On Saturday, November 6, 2010, I posted these 10 “examples of what you can put together yourself, according to your group’s interests. They come from TV, radio, newspaper, magazines, and movies …”
"It's 4pm ... Do you know where your money is?" –Maria
"The Portwenn Effect"
"great music — sound ideas"
Rome temple
"When in Rome"
"Prepare for the Blessings"
The Last Great Places
"That's logistics ... a continuous link that is always in sync ..." (UPS)
The 3-D Evangelist (Jeff K.)
"We ride!" --Lucky D.; "We fight!" --Ned N.; "We love!" --Dusty B.;
(always together ... forever!)
Here are the ANSWERS, intentionally out of order, to provide a little further challenge to the reader. Match them with the examples above. It’s super easy, like fast food for the mind.
"... an ambitious female New Yorker who throws a magic coin into a fountain ..." --touchstone.movies.go.com/wheninrome
[This is all too easy –sorry!] thenewlogistics.ups.com
¡Three Amigos! (1986) – “unemployed actors accept an invitation to a Mexican village ...” --imdb.com/title/tt0092086
[Our] “mission is to enrich the lives of radio listeners” -- Classical89.org
Ensign, Oct 2010, pg 41, article by Russell M. Nelson --lds.org
"DreamWorks' Jeffrey Katzenberg fires back" --Forbes.com (11/8/10 issue)
To start “the Closing Bell program on CNBC ..., anchor Maria Bartiromo always says …” --Wikipedia
Church News 10/30/10 cover; to be completed in 2013
“The Nature Conservancy protects Earth's most important natural places”
-- Nature.org
“Doc Martin. Season 1 : Ep. 4 …” -- Hulu.com; “... fictional” – Wikipedia
