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What was in the news 100 years ago today? Richard Forrest reports in our Echoes of the Past column
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What was in the news 100 years ago today? Richard Forrest reports in our Echoes of the Past column
The man they called 'The Chief' was mesmerised by his thundering new presses: 'The paper is literally flowing in like a rushing stream, and at the other end the papers are being tossed out in dozens... to the carts in waiting, and the race for the railway stations and distributing agencies begins,' he recalled. It was May 4, 1896, and 30-year-old Alfred Harmsworth had been working non-stop for two days, editing, fine-tuning and overseeing his brainchild. Now, the first editions of the Daily Mail were speeding through the machines at up to 96,000 copies an hour. But that was not fast enough to...
Can press it while doing different kinds of isometric exercises, so this thing will sense pressure and coach you to do these kinds of exercises. there are many different types, and then keep your records and show you how you're doing. another one is called foot logger. it's like a smart shoe insole. put this into your shoes, it relays the pressure your foot is putting down in very precise ways. it can be used to hmonitor how you run or walk or folks who have parkinson's, because one of the early indicators is a shuffling gait and you lean forward a little. it can detect that and indicate early...