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Ministry Blasts 'Gross Misrepresentation' of Creation Museum The Creation Museum issued a response this week refuting much of the critiques that were made in a recent LiveScience article, including the claim that non-Christians are unwelcome. Creation Museum Still Draws Crowds, Ruffles Feathers After 2 Years Latest headlines Conservative Lutherans to Form New Church Body in North America Army Soldiers: Skipping Christian Concert Got Us Punished Extremists Can Gain Ground Through Pakistan Flood Aid, Warns Group Rapes of Christian Girls in Pakistan Reflect Hidden Trend So. Baptist Pastor: We Have to Crucify Our Self-Righteousness   Columns Scientific Objectivity, or Not Cartoon Vacation Ads for Hell Daily QT Getting Your Life Back on Course Advertisement   Ex-UCC President Reports Pending Divorce, New Relationship The former president of the United Church of Christ has informed leaders of the denomination that he and his wife are in the process of divorcing. Church 5 Reasons Why People Quit the Ministry Too many people in the ministry work themselves into a frenzy, never take time to disconnect and refresh Ministries Influential, Controversial Theologian Clark Pinnock Dies at 73 Theological conservatives and liberals alike this week mourned the loss of influential and controversial theologian Dr. Clark H. Pinnock, who died this past Sunday from a heart attack. Education Hundreds Rally Against 'Sharia Mosque' Near Ground Zero Hundreds of protesters, singing to the tune of spiritual classic "We Shall Not Be Moved" as their theme, rallied Sunday morning against the construction of a "Sharia mosque" near ground zero. Society Bishop T.D. Jakes Takes on Hollywood with New Film Bishop T.D. Jakes is attempting to change the "Hollywood machine" – what has at times been considered a "tool of the devil" by Christians – into a platform to potentially reach millions of unchurched with Christian messages. Culture Christian Group Calls for 'Meaningful Action' on North Korea A U.K.-based Christian human rights group is urging Europe's foreign ministers to add their support to a U.N. inquiry into crimes against humanity committed in North Korea. World

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Tech Update: In the Living Room, Hooked on Pay TV

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August 23, 2010 Tech Update

The Sofa Wars In the Living Room, Hooked on Pay TV By MATT RICHTEL and BRIAN STELTER Despite the proliferation of Internet video, few Americans are actually canceling pay TV and watching shows online. Crowded Field for Bringing Web Video to TVs By JENNA WORTHAM Unless you are tech-confident, the ways to get shows and movies off the Internet and onto your TV set are a little daunting. ADVERTISEMENT TV Makers Predicting a Bright Future for 3-D Sets By JARED NEWMAN Early adopters are paying a premium now, but analysts say that costs will come down. Sony's Bet on Sticking With Web Shows By BROOKS BARNES Sony Pictures Entertainment has continued to pour money into Crackle.com, looking to ad revenue instead of subscriptions. Dish Network Is Joining Other Carriers in Offering Its Content for Online Viewing By BRIAN STELTER Major cable and satellite distributors are vying to provide TV content in other ways, namely via the Web. H.P. Trumps Dell's Bid for 3Par By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS H.P. made a bid of $24 a share for the data storage provider, an offer that tops Dell's bid of $18. Scrutiny for Chinese Telecom Bid By DAVID BARBOZA Eight Republican lawmakers have asked the Obama administration to study Huawei and its bid to supply equipment to Sprint Nextel. Bits Blog Tech Talk Podcast: Inside the Motorola Droid 2 By THE NEW YORK TIMES Kyle Wiens of iFixit.com discusses the insides of a Motorola Droid 2 smartphone, and Pedro Rafael Rosado tests new iPod speakers. Technology Most E-Mailed State of the Art: Simplifying the Lives of Web Users The Sofa Wars: TV Makers Predicting a Bright Future for 3-D Sets Your Brain on Computers: Outdoors and Out of Reach, Studying the Brain Pogue's Posts: A High School Student Reviews a Smartpen, the Livescribe Echo Web Photos That Reveal Secrets, Like Where You Live Some Ways to Thwart an Online Bully Bits: Reinventing E-mail, One Message at a Time Learning a Language From an Expert, on the Web Your Brain on Computers: The Unplugged Challenge App Smart: Quick Access to Poetry in the Age of Technology ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Personal Tech Gadgetwise Blog D.I.Y. TV: How Are You Watching? By JENNA WORTHAM Although still in the minority, some TV viewers are ditching pricey cable subscriptions and cobbling together programming from the Web and other sources. Have you cut the cord? Why or why not? Post a Comment The Media Equation Faith in Its Shows, on Any Medium By DAVID CARR Jeffrey Bewkes of Time Warner isn't worried about competition. When all videos are on all screens, he expects his company's brands like HBO, TBS and TNT to stand out. Columnist Page Technology Headlines From Around the Web What's This? TechCrunch Nokia Buys Ron Conway Backed Mobile Analytics Startup Motally Reuters BofA to test retail payments with cell phones PC Mag Facebook Places Will Crush Foursquare Bloomberg RIM Said to Plan Crusher Tank Technology for Tablet Computer Official Google Mobile Blog To 100 million and beyond with Google Maps for mobile More at Blogrunner » Reinventing E-Mail, One Message at a Time August 23, 2010, 7:54 AM No Safe Harbors in Argentina August 20, 2010, 6:40 PM Data on Demand Is an Opportunity August 20, 2010, 4:59 PM DealBook: Other News From McAfee August 20, 2010, 12:34 PM Go to the Bits Blog » ADVERTISEMENT

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