Josh Morgan
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College
Interests
Gaming, paintball, soccer, basketball, computers
Bands/Artists
Favorite Bands:, Switchfoot, Jars of Clay, PFR, Seven Day Jesus, Instruments:, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Piano
Movies
The Village, Shrek, The Pianist, Ray, James Bond
Books
Brave New World, The Fountainhead, Atlas Shrugged, LOTR
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Ironical
August 13, 2006Today the pastor used a tablet PC to display sermon notes as he wrote them. The sermon was about distraction. I've never seen him use a tablet before and he only used it for the first point. I found it distracting.To answer the driving time question, I made the trip in 41:20 at 75mph. That's right. Going 5mph over the speed limit saved me 1 minute, 20 seconds. That's an average of 69.8mph (compared to 67.5, a 2.3mph increase). Hmmh... anyone surprised that attempting to go 5mph faster doesn't actually raise your average speed 5mph?
August 13, 2006
adam rodrigues said
yeah.... that doesn't seem to make sense... am I missing something?
adam rodrigues said
yeah.... that doesn't seem to make sense... am I missing something?
August 13, 2006
Jonathan Wood said
Actually...not too surprised at all since, when you average the other 5 mph as part of a 0-75 mph scale, a 2.5 increase would be the average...at least, that makes sense to me.
Jonathan Wood said
Actually...not too surprised at all since, when you average the other 5 mph as part of a 0-75 mph scale, a 2.5 increase would be the average...at least, that makes sense to me.
August 16, 2006
Sarah Yeldell said
Sarah Yeldell said
It has often been my observation that speakers who rely more on technology during their presentations have less useful information to convey.
I don't know if that holds true for churches, but it certainly seems to for school and work.
