As he sees it, an interactive experience is one in which members of the audience respond to the source or, in the case of the sign, engage each other in conversation. During the 2002 World Cup, the Reuters display functioned as a colossal outdoor CNN for soccer fans. In September, the NFL used the sign for its season kickoff extravaganza, which included a Bon Jovi concert. Schlossberg’s next big thing is the Reuters News Index, an addition to the sign that debuts in 2003. Roughly every hour, a 304-foot thermometer will appear onscreen measuring how “hot” the news day is on a scale of zero to ten. The Index is calculated using Satran’s Algorithm – developed by Reuters and R/GA, and named for veteran Reuters editor Dick Satran. Because Mondays will almost always be hotter than Sundays, each hour’s values are averaged against previous values from the same hour and day of the week. The index rises throughout the day and falls back to zero at midnight, New York time.
4. Repeat, working your way around your leg. You can include your feet by squeezing your toes and by squeezing your foot with your thumb underneath it and your fingers on top. You can massage your lower leg while seated then stand to massage your upper leg – or the entire massage can be done while standing or lying down. Apply an oil or lotion to reduce friction and make it easier to move your hands over your skin. You can apply the most pressure using your elbows, thumb, knuckles, fist, and the heel of your hand. Your fingers provide the least amount of pressure. Any of the massages described above can be used to give a leg massage to another person. A more complete massage to give someone else is described below. 1. Have the other person lie comfortably on their back. 2. Hold one foot with both hands placing your thumbs on the sole.
Or you can remove them entirely. Or you can swap in any other MOLLE pouch to carry whatever else you might possibly want. With this mount system, the sky’s the limit. There are ten loops midline where you can move those pouches, or you can use them for anything pen-shaped. Usually pens, really. That said, I do own a tungsten-tipped pen capable of breaking car glass, so that at least looks the part, right? On the outside of the two outer pockets are two horizontal loops. These are great for attaching things (the double-stitched reinforcement is appreciated), but beyond attaching velcro things to it (of which I have a surprising amount!) I’m not finding the purpose. One thing I do want to talk about is the velcro. Velcro is one of those things that is somewhat ubiquitous. Everyone has a good idea what velcro looks and operates like. They’re wrong. There are MANY varieties of velcro, and they range from cheap crap to something you could practically use to rappel from – these are thankfully the latter.
Placing a 20000mah Anker Power Bank inside the bag, hooking it up to the USB port, and running a second one through the other port hole let me charge two external devices at once at high speed – handy when stopped at the press room with the bag in a stationary position. Using a pair of smart headphones (the kind that features buttons for skip, rewind, fast forward, etc.), I could leave my phone tucked away while listening to music – something I found helpful when on my motorcycle. I’m certain there are other functions a person could use if they had access to an external port like this – I’m eager to hear your examples. The material of the Udee is very durable, and using it for the last few weeks hasn’t changed my mind on that. A lot of the quality look and feel for the bag is due to the reinforced double stitching throughout.