One reader wrote, "I hope before this begins (January) that you do something about the bouncing when you scroll down a page, the LONG time for opening a page and general confusion on some pages.
And the Nazis certainly succeeded in keeping the Sobibór paragraph "unwritten" for a long time in that "page of glory".
I don't really think he does either, because aside from "having lived in London for quite a long time," his candidate page says very little aside from a 300 word "Message from Nigel Farage".
ARTS & LEISURE Durable Saul Bellow At 85 and going strong, Saul Bellow has lived much more than most novelists; James Atlas's biography of him took a long time and many pages.
The book could be read in two minutes or so (as it was, aloud, by Edwin Newman on the "NBC Evening News" in New York), but one could look for a long time at its pages as well, repeatedly, and with great interest and pleasure.
I have been using Powerset on a mobile device ever since we launched, and it's kind of funny because you have a very limited real estate, and you know what you want in your head but you know it is going to take a long time for the pages to come up.
Beyond pure traffic, we're seeing high levels of engagement--the open and click rates on our email newsletter are way higher than average for media, and readers are spending a long time on our pages, so we know they are really consuming the content.
The Librié draws power only when the user presses a button to turn the page, so the four AAA batteries that power the device will last a long time -- some 10,000 page turns, the company says.
For example, if you're selling upscale men's dress shoes, you may place shoehorns that will keep the shoes intact for a long time on the same page, because customers who consider nice shoes may be looking for this as well.
