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the technological age

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By Ian Edwards
| Canadian Mining Journal Verified
Panels utilize RFID technology as a microchip embedded in the outer polyurethane strip. Credit: Major Updated technological processes save time, money, and manpower in the mining and aggregates industries. Any small error can result in missed specification and an inferior product. Using an app or vibration analysis for simple processes lessens the chance of human error getting in the way, leading to a better overall result.
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Ian Edwards: We’ve got our critics, but racing is striving to be better Original

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By Ian Edwards
| The West Australian Verified
Since the first 17 horses thundered down the Flemington straight to contest the first Melbourne Cup in 1861, the iconic annual event has gone on to become the race that stops the nation. Think Phar Lap, the people’s hero who brought such joy during the Great Depression. Think Makybe Diva, the mighty mare who went from being a champion to become a legend on winning her third successive Melbourne Cup in 2005.
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Women going through menopause in north-west Wales 'forgotten'

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By Ian Edwards, Paul Pigott Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Women going through the menopause in north-west Wales are being "forgotten" due to a lack of local specialist services, a campaigner has claimed. Delyth Owen, 61, first got symptoms in her 50s but living on Anglesey, she found the nearest specialist clinic was 83 miles (134km) away in Wrexham. The health board said it provided a virtual consultation service for women who could not travel.
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