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Properly Wrapping Cables: A Demonstration Video
Properly Wrapping Cables: A Demonstration Video
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A friend pointed me to this very brief and excellent demonstration of over and under cable wrapping. This should be required viewing very every church tech and volunteer!
“Over and Under” cable wrapping is the correct (and professional) way to wrap cables. If your church has issues with cables flipping up , coiling or building “memory” (it only wraps one way), then you need to learn how to wrap properly.
I actually have taught my family how to do over & under for everything - garden hoses, extension cords, ropes, you name it. Yes, I’m a geek BUT our house has BEAUTIFUL coils on everything that can be wrapped! 
Pass this post along to all of your volunteers and other church techie friends!
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My name is Anthony D. Coppedge. I'm a follower of Jesus and I help ministries leverage technology and communicate with a digitally-infused culture. I'm passionate about this, so that makes me a Technology & Communications Evangelist.
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I attend and volunteer at Gateway Church in Southlake, TX and love it!
If I'm not at Gateway during a weekend, it's probably because I'm consulting with other churches across North America. I love what I do!
My consulting with churches is usually (but not always) based either on weekend trips, training staff & volunteers or on projects for technology design or upgrades. Most importantly, I love to equip, challenge and encourage the leaders and volunteers of the churches I'm privileged to work with.
It's not about the tech; it's about the people.
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Other Sites I Enjoy
Geeks & God - matt farina and rob feature with a yummy podcast.
Mike Walker Creative - mike walker - mike's a creative guru. I served under him @ fellowship church back in the day.
David Drinnon - is the genius behind some creative development and IT at First Baptist, Houston, TX
Murphy24p - Steve Murphy - video dude @ seacost church and a great, thought-provoking writer.
marksnewton.com - mark s. newton - the only I.T. guy i know who uses a Mac. Yes, he's that cool.
JasonPowell.net - jason powell from granger - I.T. freak of nature
AllTechKnow - adam callender from granger - great site!
Church Tech Arts - mike sessler's insights and guru-ness
CCA Blog - the copyright queen's blog
Collide Magazine - if this mag was any better, i'd explode
WorshipHouseMedia.com - the uber-site for almost all video-related media content!
Church Media Group - a phenomenal resource for church communications
churchmarketingsucks.com - frustrate. educate. motivate.
Jim Walton - a techie's heart
Apple - need i say more?
About Anthony Coppedge
I'm a church media consultant, author, speaker and technology geek. I have been or currently am a featured columnist for Church Production Magazine, Worship Facilities Magazine, Outreach Magazine, Technologies for Worship Magazine, Religious Product News, Christian AV Magazine, Sound and Video Contractor and Lifeway.com's Technology Channel. I also write sporadically for other secular and Christian publications.
I am also an Adjunct Faculty member and instructor for ICIA (International Communications Industry Association) as well as an instructor and on the Technical Advisory Board for the Worship Facilities Expo and MinistryTech.
Anthony Coppedge Consulting is a firm dedicated to helping churches think, plan and embrace a holistic media and communications mindset.
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