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Here it is, the rules for the Simply Youth Ministry Podcast "I am a loser" contest.

Together again. Doug, Josh, and Jana are joined by Jake (sitting in for Matt this week). After too much information about Jake's medical history, and the sad saga of Brody Griffin it's time for some questions. Topics discussed: Creative Time with God, and new book by Doug Fields, promoting events, how a youth pastor should spend his time, moving from a paid position to a volunteer one, the importance of someone believing in you, dealing with budget cuts, and working with the senior pastors family.

Andy drops in at the beginning of the show, but quickly leaves Doug, Jana, Matt, and Jake to the real show. Jake is sitting in for Josh this week. Topics include: skits guys and doritos, dreams about Doug, spouses commitment to the ministry, Simply Youth Ministry conference, puffy paint, Student Leadership conference, podcast etiquette, and dealing with physical violence at youth group.

Tom Dorsey and Tammy DeRosier - The Changing ETF Landscape

Some global consumer-electronics giants are out with improved forecasts ... expect more Android devices from Motorola ... the iPhone could hit a snag in China: cost ... and nuclear batteries could be on the way for some electronics. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Subscribers continue to leave Sprint-Nextel. Happy Birthday to the Internet. Walt Mossberg with computer shopping.

Stocks stall in afternoon trading after approaching Dow 10,000; business economists believe the great recession is over but caution we face a moderate recovery; Chicago Cubs filed for an expected bankruptcy and Mark LaNeve is heading to Allstate.

National Semi's profit falls but the outlook brightens ... the latest shot in the wireless price war comes from Sprint ... Google will offer out-of-print scanned books to rivals ... and cyber criminals target college students. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

The blogs are agog with speculation about Apple's 'event.' Sprint cuts Pre prices for new customers. Disney's latest step into the videogame business.

Signs that the tide is turning for Microsoft's Ballmer. Cablevision to spin off Madison Square Garden. Fed Ex to build a huge solar power array.

Microsoft bows to the European Union. The IRS targets business cellphones. Your business and social networking.

Sprint-Nextel's considering a joint venture. Netbooks are hot back-to-school items. A glass shortage is boosting LCD TV prices.

It was a big day for Microsoft ... Satisfaction with online retailers edges lower ... And AT&T realizes drawbacks from its iPhone connection. Bill Fantini has the details.

The air-traffic-control computer network upgrades security ... Qwest launches an image makeover ... and Walt Mossberg reviews an iPhone word-processing app. Bill Fantini reports.

Several tech companies are in the spotlight after reporting earnings ... Sirius Satellite Radio eyes the iPhone ... and more American households are disconnecting their landline phones. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Brace yourself for something of a preview of the big April jobs report. First-time home buyers are finding the conditions just right to get a new address. Plus, the Internet is the new American cookbook as more of us eat at home.

Just how weak is economic growth? Protect your identity while filing taxes online. Plus restaurants are doing all they can to woo customers.

Tech job cuts spiked in the second half of 2008. The recession has cyber-crime on the rise. Glam Media's been shopping.

Some better-than-expected earnings news could lift the tech sector today ... video games are now outselling DVDs in dollar terms ... Verizon is holding its own in the battle with AT&T for wireless customers ... and, what are college students saying about possible careers in IT? Jim Chesko reports.

Enrique Salem will replace John Thompson as Symantec's CEO...Yahoo is seeking a decisive leader to succeed co-founder Jerry Yang as CEO...Corning trims its outlook...and spam fighters claim a big victory. Jim Chesko has details.