Political News Alert: Report: Former President Jimmy Carter hospitalized

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Imagine you’re sitting down to eat, but before you take a bite, you whip out your smartphone, fire up a special app, and take a picture of your food. The app identifies the food types by appearance, then calculates the size of your portions, and estimates your intake of calories, carbs, protein, vitamin, mineral, sugar, salt, and so on. Later you can review your data in a variety of ways. You can see your calorie intake for the day, or compare yourself to other people who are your same age, size, activity level, and so on. At the end of a meal, if you have some food left, you can snap...

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[CP Today] Eddie Long Responds to Accusations: That's Not Me

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CP TODAY Tuesday, September 28, 2010 Inside CP What Evangelism is Not

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Laurie, Chapman, Camp: Death is Hard, but God's Hope is Real Through tears and sometimes broken voices, three prominent Christian leaders on Sunday night declared they still trust in God despite ongoing pain from the death of young loved ones. Greg Laurie, Steven Curtis Chapman Host Night of 'Raw Honesty' Latest headlines Eddie Long Responds to Accusations: That's Not Me 400,000 Invited Back to Church in U.K. Andrew Palau's Uganda Evangelistic Fest Draws 82,000 Coptic Pope 'Very Sorry' for Bishop's Quran Remarks Faith-Based Hiring Bill an 'Assault' on Religious Charities, Says NRB Leader   Columns Marriage and the Economy Cartoon Messy Fellowship Daily QT The Mark of a Spiritual Person Advertisement   Pastors to Challenge IRS by Talking Politics from Pulpit At least 100 pastors nationwide will challenge a 56-year-old tax code law by talking politics Sunday. The IRS rule, some contend, has in effect "muzzled" pastors from speaking freely in the pulpit. Church You'll Never Be Balanced Balance is a mirage. It's a mirage in ministry. It's a mirage in marriage. It's a mirage in everything! Ministries Texas Edu Board Approves Ban on 'Pro-Islam' Textbooks In a narrow vote, the Texas State Board of Education on Friday approved a controversial resolution that calls for the rejection of textbooks that are "pro-Islamic, anti-Christian." Education 4 Arab Fest Street Preachers Acquitted of Peace Disturbing Charges A jury in one of the most densely populated Muslim communities in the United States has acquitted four Christian street preachers of all but one of the charges laid against them earlier this year. Society The Subtle Body - Should Christians Practice Yoga? When Christians practice yoga, they must either deny the reality of what yoga represents or fail to see the contradictions between their Christian commitments and their embrace of yoga. The contradictions are not few, nor are they peripheral. Culture Dozens of Christians Beaten by Mob in Gujrat, Pakistan A mob of Muslim extremists on Thursday shot at and beat dozens of Christians, including one cleared of "blasphemy" charges, in Punjab Province's Gujrat district, Christian leaders said. World

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September 28, 2010

Even I Can’t Change CNN

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I am waiting for Ken Jautz to take me to lunch. Jautz is the new head of CNN. I helped get him his job. I wrote a column in the August issue of Vanity Fair asking why his predecessor, Jon Klein, who had seen CNN’s ratings fall, still had his.   I answered the question in a way that, I understand, senior executives at Time Warner, CNN’s parent company, seemed to find sensible and accurate: Klein hadn’t been fired because CNN, despite its weak primetime ratings, was still making lots of money and nobody wanted anybody to do very much with it.   Still,...

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Opinion Today: Antaeus and the Tea Party

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Antaeus and the Tea Party By STANLEY FISH Hercules would have understood that belittling the Tea Party only makes it stronger. ADVERTISEMENT Room for Debate Hey Big Spenders: The Trickle-Down Argument By THE EDITORS If the Bush tax cuts lapse, would the wealthy spend less and thus hurt the recovery and the rest of us, too? Bloggingheads The Career-Ending Tweet Daniel Drezner of Tufts University and Megan McArdle of The Atlantic discuss politics and the Internet's memory. Schott's Vocab The Great Green Wall By BEN SCHOTT Name for a tree-planting program in China designed to combat climate change and desertification. Dot Earth Linking Students Over Rising Atlantic Waters By ANDREW C. REVKIN A trio of young Britons wraps a Nantucket lighthouse in "caution" tape to demarcate the possible sea level in 2100. ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

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Carville: 'Do-or-Die Time' for Senate Democrats

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U.S. Top News Early Edition: North Korean leader's son unveiled, seen as successor

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Good Morning Omss, TUE 28 Sep 2010    North Korean leader's son unveiled, seen as successor Obama hits the road in hopes of firing up voters U.S. sends Mideast envoy to try to save peace talks U.S. mounting first test of cyber-blitz response plan China tells Japan not to interfere in disputed isles Emanuel not yet decided if leaving White House: source Women managers paid less than male counterparts Both sides hail victory in Venezuela election Landslide buries hundreds of homes in Mexico Wire writer David Simon among recipients of "genius" grants Tropical depression slams Mexico Segway owner dies in accident Footage shows Colombian mudslide North Korean leader's son unveiled, seen as successor September 28, 2010 09:07 AM ET SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's ailing leader Kim Jong-il gave his youngest son his first public title on Tuesday, naming him a general in a move analysts said marked the first stage of dynastic succession in the secretive state. Full Article Obama hits the road in hopes of firing up voters September 28, 2010 08:15 AM ET ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (Reuters) - President Barack Obama travels across the United States this week to try to regenerate enthusiasm among voters -- particularly young ones -- whose support Democrats desperately need if they hope to hold onto their majorities in the U.S. Congress on November 2. Full Article U.S. sends Mideast envoy to try to save peace talks September 28, 2010 09:29 AM ET RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinians held fast on Tuesday to their threat to quit peace talks with Israel if settlement building does not cease, giving a U.S. Middle East envoy a final chance to try to save the negotiations. Full Article U.S. mounting first test of cyber-blitz response plan September 28, 2010 03:00 AM ET ARLINGTON, Virginia (Reuters) - The United States is launching its first test of a new plan for responding to an enemy cyber-blitz, including any attack aimed at vital services such as power, water and banks. Full Article China tells Japan not to interfere in disputed isles September 28, 2010 03:54 AM ET BEIJING/TOKYO (Reuters) - China told Japan on Tuesday to stop interfering with Chinese fishery protection vessels operating in seas claimed by both countries that are at the center of a deepening diplomatic row between the two. Full Article Emanuel not yet decided if leaving White House: source September 27, 2010 10:25 PM ET ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (Reuters) - White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel has yet to decide whether he will leave the Obama administration to run for mayor of Chicago, although an announcement could come as early as Friday, a source close to Emanuel said on Monday. Full Article Women managers paid less than male counterparts September 28, 2010 06:09 AM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Women managers in the United States are paid 81 cents for every dollar earned by male managers, according to a government report released on Tuesday. Full Article Both sides hail victory in Venezuela election September 27, 2010 09:36 PM ET CARACAS (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez and a rejuvenated opposition bloc both claimed victory on Monday in Venezuela's parliamentary election, where challengers dented but did not overturn his Socialist Party's majority. Full Article Landslide buries hundreds of homes in Mexico September 28, 2010 09:36 AM ET OAXACA, Mexico (Reuters) - A landslide buried some 300 homes in southwestern Mexico early on Tuesday and is feared to have killed hundreds while they slept, local authorities and media said. Full Article Wire writer David Simon among recipients of "genius" grants September 28, 2010 06:54 AM ET CHICAGO (Reuters) - The creator of the acclaimed TV series "The Wire," a stone carver, and a scientist working to rescue threatened bees were among 23 recipients of $500,000 "genius" grants awarded by a U.S. charity on Tuesday. Full Article

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