Bigger is better!

Size matters when it comes to technology ... and I've got the evidence to prove it.
The study concluded that someone using a larger monitor could save 2.5 hours a day!
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Greg is a doctoral student at George Fox University in Portland, OR. He previously completed a B.A. in ancient/medieval history and languages at the University of Manitoba and a M.Div. at North American Baptist Seminary. Greg was a contributing author to Leonard Sweet’s 2008 book, Church of the Perfect Storm and has been an ongoing contributor to ChristianWeek.
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Nothing will ever replace the old Hockey Night in Canada theme song,
but I felt it was my patriotic duty to enter Hard Rubber into CBC's anthem challenge.
Press the play button (above) or check out Hard Rubber being
featured on Larry Updike's morning show on CJOB!
Tune into Larry's show weekday mornings from 5:30-9:00 a.m. on 680 AM or www.cjob.com.
Guitar players! Here's a free transcription of Hard Rubber.
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1 Comments:
I was impressed by the big screen rapid- work hypothesis. So I pulled my 18 inch screen closer to simulate the 24 inch experience. I got sore eyes, radiation exposure marks on my underpants the image was blurry.
But you were correct. I finished my task almost 50 % faster. Unfortunately my mind did not seem to keep up with the fast pace and the 'task' was full of errors. Oh well its just the tax forms. Perhaps Steven Harper won't notice the extra zeros on the tax refund.
Maybe this is why the fastest orchestra doesn't always play the best music.So I am going to leave the 26 incher at the store , push the screen back again to its former position, take twice as long and and save the cash for ........... a copy of RUB's long awaited CD.
PS Easter seems as good a time as any to reveal your promised revised theological version of the physics Holy Grail ' The Theory of Everything'. No good just repeating last year's Everything = F(permutations and variations on the EADGBE strings).
PPS Good work on Radio and Blog as always
E=MC**2
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