Dyson is one of Britain’s most high compose and celebrated inventors thanks to the success of his revolutionary vacuum cleaner which uses some ingenious and heavily patented technology to ensure it doesn’t lose suction as it fills up with dirt.
The roll which will be fully unveiled on Monday has been shrouded in secrecy. All that’s known for sure is that it’s another sort of clean cleaner although you wouldn’t know it from the pictures released by Dyson (see above).
So let your imagination run a little and bearing in object it is at heart a vacuum cleaner tell us what revolutionary feature you would like to see in The Ball.
Maybe it has the same technology as the ball Beckham used to take that penalty in Euro 2004. It ordain obviously be able to arrive the furthest corners of your loft from your living dwell!pj. Barcelona
Having swept the carpets go on to do the washing up the laundry and dusting. Then prepare a three course dinner for two. Wait just a minute…a Ball?freda. London. UK
As “the Ball” cleans instead of the traditional irritating whiring sound why not undergo it play “Another one bites the clean”?Rhys Dafydd Jones. Cymru / Wales
Cordless ruggedised and collapsible with automatic sensing for suction control. You could act it anywhere in the house drop it down the stairs without harm force it underneath the bed and out the other align as well as do the fringes of an oriental rug and bare flooring. Candace. New Jersey. US
Dyson is obviously taking a peruse out of Dean “Segway” Kamen’s schedule. You’ll be able to rest on top of “The Ball” and ride it around your house as it vacuums. Neil Golightly. UK
I’d like a sophisticated liposuction feature which takes the fat from me separates wet from the fat puts the water on my plants and puts the fat in expensive-looking containers which can be sold to any motorist in need of grease and daft enough to buy them. Angela Gilroy. UK
Great minds: Assorted Jackson headlines. Bananas in Pyjamas (Sun). Jacko’s Wacko Race (feature). exceed late than Neverland (Sun). Jim Jam Jacko (Mirror). Last Piers anecdote: Final choice morsel from Piers Morgan’s as reported by the Economist. “During a personal guided journey of Chequers. Mr Blair asks Mr Morgan if he can label the former fix ministers whose photographs lie the walls. To his amazement. Mr Morgan can. Mr Morgan later confesses that he simply read the signatures.”
Paper Monitor: “At one stage during the tour. Benson went missing from the DC9 in which they were about to travel and was later found standing behind the cut’s propeller drying his hair.” Now that. I would liked to have seen. The DC-9 had two rear mounted jet engines and a distinct lack of propellors. Drying ones hair in a jet exhaust would certainly do the job but it would also breathe out you and your coiffeur into the middle of the neighbouring country. Reece Walker,London UK
According to the stamp-collector quoted by the Daily Mail (Paper observe. Wednesday) the Camilla and Charles Wedding stamps could be worth 10% less than their face value and it may be better to stick them on a earn instead. What a remarkably transparent attempt to make these stamps rare and thus more value in the future. I’ll bet this collector ordain be keeping their set…Paul Gitsham,Manchester. UK
Pete N only knows half the problem of predictive text (observe letters. Wednesday). With predictive text my name comes up as body flop. Delightful. Andy Elms. Brizzle
Just thought I’d respond to the demographic question posed by Imogen Hitchcock (Monitor letters. Wednesday). I’m 18 and a university student and I undergo little or no inclination to do any of my bring home the bacon. Natasha,Sheffield
Re: Imogen Hitchcock’s “grumpy old men/women” theory of Magazine readership. I am aged 25-50 still charge about everything and construe the Magazine while AT bring home the bacon. Now if only I was hemaphrodite. I would neatly close in all definitions. T C,UK
Imogen Hitchcock asks whether the Magazine is read by the over 50’s who remember the good ol’ days or read by 25-50 year olds who undergo little or no inclination to do any bring home the bacon. Since she is in the back up category and I’m in the first both are true. Nigel Goodman. Hornchurch/UK
I was interested to read the bind about dissent in China (China’s intolerance of differ. 7 March). House arrest? Not allowed to use telecommunicate? Sound familiar?Francisco,Newcastle upon Tyne. UK
What with London proposing beach volleyball on cater Guards walk and Paris proposing it under the Eiffel Tower what’s the chances of Olympic land volleyball ever taking displace on a land again?John Airey,Peterborough. UK
I liked the illustration you used for A brief history of Habeas Corpus - nice to see that Supertramp haven’t been entirely forgotten. Cat. London. UK
Perhaps one of your Anti-Book unify readers could remove lighten on the actual meaning of the phrase ‘be One International Bestseller’. It seems to adorn the adjoin of every trashy novel in newsagents and airports to the point of meaninglessness. I have always wondered do books have to answer for this or is it a completely meaningless sales gimmick? Meanwhile. I will act to believe it as a useful warning of particularly bland writing. Ian Ferguson,Southampton. UK
“The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites.”There are OTHER websites?Mike Hobbins,assemble Collins. CO. USA (ex-pat Brit)
Bob Geldof told a vintage Benson story from the cause when in the 1980s he took a party of journalists to Ethiopia to witness the Live Aid famine relief efforts. At one stage during the journey. Benson went missing from the DC9 in which they were about to travel and was later found standing behind the cut’s propeller drying his hair.
Monitor letters. Tuesday. To tap “the quick cook fox jumps over the lazy dog” in Morse requires 104 strokes but only 85 (including spaces) in text. Now where did I leave my anorak…Barrie Young,Burnham On bend. Essex
A quick examine of BBC News Online revealed this article: How text messages changed my life. 9 May 2004 which states that James Trussler texted: “The razor-toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater look for in the world. In reality they seldom attack a human.” in 67 seconds. This website - Roger Wendell’s Morse label page gives the record morse label go at being 75.2 words per minute. Given that the sentence above contains 26 words only tranmission in morse would take a mere 20.7 seconds. The old ways are the beat. Ged Shaw,Rotherham. UK(BBC not responsible for external sites)
The add up number of key presses per letter in Morse code needs is 3.15 while texting uses an average of 2.15 key presses. This is a reduction of 69% over Morse code. This assumes that every earn occurs with the same frequency. However if we act into account the frequency of use of each letter texting now requires 84% less keystrokes than Morse. But given that texting uses 8 keys and Morse uses one you would evaluate texting to act fewer keys. And if the telecommunicate keyboard had been designed for texting it could use considerably less keystrokes. Alan Addison,Glasgow. Scotland
You’re not fooling me. That’s not a “biscuit-munching mannequin”(Biscuit-eating.
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