Audio Scriptures

The widgets below are one-year audio Bible widgets which allow a listener to hear Scriptures, from the Holy Bible, read by Tom Dooley. They are from MasterMedia Ministries. Dooley has an awesome voice and it is easy to listen to as he reads. Ive noticed that as he reads it is so easy to imagine whats being read!

The first widget version you see below is named, Small and the second widget is named, MP3 Logo. This widget updates itself daily so that each day youll hear Dooley reading a new/different Scripture. As you can see there are several versions of this widget. Their sizes are customizable/changeable, as follows:

• You can change the size of the Small widget by changing the height (159 or 154) and width (125) in the code; do so proportionately.  Below, I changed the size of one to height="125" and width="100" so that you can see the difference. 
• You can change the size of the MP3 Logo widget by changing the height (88 or 87) and width (250) in the code; do so, proportionately. Below, I changed the size of some of the widgets to height="60" and width="160" so that you can see the difference in this one, as well.

I enjoy using this widget to listen to the Scriptures, while I work online. Theyre a great way to learn more of them and a great way to share them! You can get this widget at One Year Audio Bible.  I hope you all enjoy them a lot!

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NPD Group reported Thursday that new consoles from Sony and Microsoft powered a winning holiday season for the video game industry in the United States.

"The newest consoles from Microsoft and Sony are off to a tremendous start," said NPD analyst Liam Callahan.

"Xbox One led consoles sales in December, while PlayStation 4s two-month total makes it the best selling console during the two-month launch window."

The rival consoles were released in November and eagerly snapped up by players.

Nintendos Wii U consoles also fared well during the holidays, with December logging its best monthly sales since its release about 13 months earlier, Callahan said.

Video game hardware sales more than offset a 17 percent drop in sales of game software to $1.31 billion in December, according to NPD.

For the full year, game software sales were down 11 percent from 2012 to $6.34 billion. One reason for the drop was said to be that fewer titles were released.

US video game hardware sales for the December holiday period were $1.37 billion, a 28 percent rise over the same period a year earlier, NPD reported

Video game hardware sales for the year tallied $4.26 billion, up five percent from the $4.04 billion logged in 2012.

When factoring in money spent on game rentals, downloadable content, micro-transactions, mobile "apps," play at social networks, subscriptions, and used game sales, nearly $2.4 billion was spent on games in December, according to NPD.

NPD ranked "Grand Theft Auto V," published by Take 2 Interactive Software, as last years top-selling video game.

Electronic Arts military shooter title "Battlefield 4" was the second most popular game with buyers, with France-based Ubisofts "Just Dance 2014" taking third spot.

The latest installment of the beloved "Call of Duty" franchise was the best selling game in the United States in December, according to the industry tracker.

It was the fifth consecutive month of rising overall US sales in the video game industry.

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