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Concrete Examples of Orderings
Last week, I noted that if you have an object with two components, each of which you know how to order independently, it requires at least a little thought to figure out how to do so. Moreover, there is a commonly used strategy, often called lexicographical order or dictionary order, for taking the ordering strategies for individual components and combining them.
The C++ library is considerate enough to implement dictionary ordering for its users in (at least) three places. The first is the
std::pair template, which defines the six comparison operators in terms of the corresponding operators of the pair's components. Specifically,
pair(x1, y1) < pair(x2, y2) is defined as x1<x2 || (!(x2 < x1) && y2 < y1)
Note that this definition is careful to use only < on components, not > or ==. Part of its technique for doing so rests on the fact that the comparison x2 < x1 can take place only when it has already been established that x1<x2 is false, so that !(x2 < x1) is really a clever way of saying x2 == x1 without using == or !=.
pair(x1, y1) == pair(x2, y2) is defined as x1 == x2 && y1 == y2
This definition is careful to use only == to define == on pairs.
You might think that the other four comparison operators would be defined in terms of the corresponding operators on the component, but you would be wrong. Instead,
pair(x1, y1) > pair(x2, y2) is defined as pair(x2, y2) < pair(x1, y1) pair(x1, y1) != pair(x2, y2) is defined as !(pair(x1, y1) == pair(x2, y2)) pair(x1, y1) <= pair(x2, y2) is defined as !(pair(x1, y1) > pair(x2, y2)) pair(x1, y1) >= pair(x2, y2) is defined as !(pair(x1, y1)< pair(x2, y2))
The underlying principles are easy to understand once explained:
- The pair template never depends on more than the == and < operations on the components.
- Order relations are defined entirely in terms of other order relations.
- Equality relations are defined entirely in terms of other equality relations.
- If the element types have relations defined that meet the library requirements, then the resulting relations on pairs will also meet the library requirements.
As a generalization of
pair, the library tuple template also implements the six comparison operators in terms of < and == on the
tuple's elements. Like
tuple does not reply on the other four comparison operators on elements.
The third place where the library implements dictionary order is in the
lexicographical_compare algorithm. This algorithm accepts two pairs of iterators, each of which defines a range of elements, and uses an extended version of this comparison procedure to compare the sequences:
- If both sequences have the same length and every element is equal to the corresponding element of the other sequence, the two sequences are considered equal. This case holds even if both sequences are empty.
- If one sequence is a prefix of the other, the shorter sequence is considered less than the other.
- Otherwise, the result of the comparison is the result of comparing the elements that make up the first discrepancy between the sequences.
This function offers an easy way to define sequence comparison in terms of element comparison when all the elements have the same type.
Unless there is a good reason to do otherwise, one's first thought about how to define comparison between two data structures should probably be to compare the data structure's elements along the lines that we've been discussing. The main mistake that beginners make is to believe that it is possible to define
pair(x1, y1) < pair(x2, y2) as something such as
x1 < x2 && y1 < y2, which doesn't work.
There is another pitfall in defining comparison relations: Sometimes the obvious way of comparing individual elements doesn't always work. We'll look at some examples of that pitfall next week.

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Individual quantum dots can be created from two-dimensional electron or hole gases present in remotely doped quantum wells or semiconductor heterostructures. The sample surface is coated with a thin layer of resist. A lateral pattern is then defined in the resist by electron beam lithography. This pattern can be transferred to the electron or hole gas by etching or by depositing metal electrodes (lift-off process) that allow the application of external voltages between the electron gas and the electrodes. Such quantum dots are mainly of interest for experiments and applications involving electron or hole transport, i.e., an electrical current. The energy spectrum of a quantum dot can be engineered by controlling the geometrical size, shape, and strength of the confinement potential. Also, in contrast to atoms, it is relatively easy to connect quantum dots to conducting leads using tunnel barriers, which allows the application of the techniques of tunneling spectroscopy for their investigation. Confinement in quantum dots can also arise from electrostatic potentials (generated by external electrodes, doping, strain, or impurities).
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A barrier placed in the path of electrons will block their flow. If the barrier is too thin, however, the electrons can tunnel through it because of quantum mechanical effects. Furthermore, if two or more thin barriers are placed in close proximity, electrons will bounce between the barriers and, at certain resonant energies, begin to flow through the barriers.
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Let me just be clear sir, I actually do support adding Arab bishops to the patriarchate, but on the condition they do not come from Lebanon and that they are not trained at Balamand. I am not against Balamand or Lebanon but I am very concerned about the JP being made into a mirror image of the ecumenistic Patriarchate of Antioch, where people like Met Georges Khoder teach that the Holy Spirit works in Islam, etc. So if the Arab clergy will become bishops in Jerusalem they need to be trained in a traditional seminary there, or abroad, in my opinion, and they need to be indigenous Palestinians or Jordanians.Anastasios
I'm not entirely certain Anastasios, the distinction I was trying to make was more cultural and political than ethnic, though I would be interested in knowing the origins of the current Arab-Christians in the Holy Land.
Though the accusations against the Patriarchate of Jerusalem have been demonstrated to be absurd and nothing more than anti-Christian propaganda; another point needs to be made, the Church has the right to sell her lands if she deems it necessary or appropriate, she has no responsibility towards maintaining Arab control over Jerusalem. With this said, I support a Palestinian homeland and their attempts to protect themselves against the Jews, but this is not the responsibility of the Church.
The Church in Jerusalem is not an Arab Church, it is a Greek, or shall I say (lest this leads to confusion over what 'Greek' is, again) a Roman Church.
The Patriarchate of Jerusalem predates the coming of the Arabs to the Holy Land by centuries, and is a fundamentally different organization, and at times has different Goals. We must resist the danger of turning the Ancient Throne of St. James into nothing more than a symbol or object of Modern Nationalism, which it seems that these protestors want to do to it.
If he can't understand the concerns of his masses, then perhaps it is time to bring in someone who will.
It would do the Patriarch of Jerusalem and his Greek supporters well to know that the flock in Jerusalem support the Antiochian call for the Arabisation of the JP, and that this change is inevitable. They weren't Antiochians protesting in Jerusalem, they were Jerusalemites.
Time will tell.
Well isn't this a sticky wicket!
Elisha,Thank you for responding, you have taken the words from my mouth.It is disgraceful to see Orthodox fighting with each other, and it is obvious that certain Greeks have failed to realise that the Hellenistic era finished 2000 years ago and that the Orthodox Church is not a Greek Church. Whilst you all condemn Antioch for its noble attempts to reach out to other denominations and faiths, we seem to be the only ones in the Orthodox Church to be making such an effort. We accept Protestants and the Western liturgy in the US because we want to draw them to our Church. We offer a branch to Islam because we want to draw them to our Church. We are opening our arms to the Melchites because we want to bring them to our Church. Isn't this what Christianity is about? Being hardline and hostile won't win you any support.It would do the Patriarch of Jerusalem and his Greek supporters well to know that the flock in Jerusalem support the Antiochian call for the Arabisation of the JP, and that this change is inevitable. They weren't Antiochians protesting in Jerusalem, they were Jerusalemites.As for what ethnicity we are, well we do trace our roots to pre-Islamic times, and mainly to the era of the Aramo-Canaanite ethnic groups who were perhaps the majority until the Arabs came late in the first millenium AD.
As far as your comment "Ah yes, back to the phyletism we generally find on this board" I mean come on, really, that was a baseless point.
I find it interesting that in ancient times we had Greek Popes of Rome, an Arab Roman Emperor (Philip), Antiochians in charge in Constantinople at some points, a Chinese Patriarch for the Nestorian Church (13th century), but now in this era of openeness and greater communication one's ethnicity is for some reason more an issue.Now I think you would agree that if there is a deliberate attempt by the Greek bishops to keep out Arabs by virtue of their being Arabs that that would be wrong. If the best candidates still are Greek though then there is no problem. I would personally like to see maybe a half-half split.
As far as your comment "Ah yes, back to the phyletism we generally find on this board" I mean come on, really, that was a baseless point. There is no general trend you can find on "this board" because we are 1000 different people with many different points of view. There are subgroups that are anti-Greek and there are sub-groups that are anti-Slav, and some people are even against converts! LOL. So just lighten up my friend, you post a lot and the other posters listen to your points of view and you listen to theirs, and we all have a good time, etc. No conspiracy theories please
The only phyletism here is the strange reverse phyletism that you espouse.
Elisha,So if phyletism is heresy, the reverse of it must be...Orthodox? I fear I have yet to come to understand this lable. Oh well, it's probably better for all concerned that I dont...lol.
That's one of the funniest statements I've read in a while! Where did you get it from?More to the point, since you are in an Antiochian parish, try to at least quell the misinformation that I've heard from others attending Antiochian parishes that "we aren't in communion with Jerusalem", which is a bunch of nonesense. They are in communion, it is just the Met. Phillip has told the Antiochian clergy in the US to not concelebrate with Jerusalem parishes here. You, as a lay person, should be dispassionate to the whole pissing match (sorry to be derogatory, but that's what it is), but being aware is a good thing so you can at least understand.
Actually the"sticky wicket" is something that Batman's butler, Alfred used to say when he encountered a problem. As far as being in communion with the JP is concerned, my priest hasn't uttered a word about that at all. He tends to just worry about his parish.
Yes, many fear Antioch has compromised the faith, but I can assure you it has not, for if it did I wouldn't be apart of it.
Elisha,Well the main Church to receive condemnation of its practices on this forum is Antioch, so excuse my over-emotional defense. Yes, many fear Antioch has compromised the faith, but I can assure you it has not, for if it did I wouldn't be apart of it.
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Work on Cpt. Ben Harrow's smart home in Bethesda, MD is well underway, with a completion date scheduled for the summer of 2015.
Cpt. Ben Harrow, a leader of the Army's Green Beret soldiers, stepped on an IED on May 15, 2012 while he was deployed in Afghanistan leading an anti-terrorism mission for Operation Enduring Freedom. Ben lost both his legs above the knee, a large portion of flesh from his right forearm, and two fingers.
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Laundry Room Designs are a New Lifestyle Trend
by Catherine-Lucie Horber
There are many new design trends emerging all the time that we embrace in our homes but we don't seem to talk as much about lifestyle trends; their changes and how they impact designs. In a modern busy family lifestyle, more often then not both parents are working or involved in children's activities. They have very little time to spend on household chores. The days of having to go down 3 sets of stairs into a small, dark & dungy laundry room are becoming scarce.
People are becoming more practical, wanting to be faster and more efficient. The closer the better, the more functional the space the better and the nicer and brighter it can be the more inviting and enticing it is to find time to do laundry or at least enjoy the little time you have doing it.
Laundry rooms are now often seen on the top floors in new home builds. In renovations, they become an open concept combined space with mudrooms.
A Designer Perspective on Laundry Rooms
As a designer, I can say from experience that I have had a much higher demand to design laundry rooms then ever before and I have enjoyed giving them the same treatment I would to any kitchen or bathroom space. Here are a few things we did in the space you see above:
- We live in a consumers world, we buy more and therefore need more storage! So we gave them storage galore by giving them as many cabinets as possible all around the room. We took full advantage of the room's 10 ft ceilings and went as high as possible with the cabinetry.
- To help hide dirt stains and allow for high traffic area, we put a very strong and durable 12x24 porcelain tile in a color that blends perfectly with dirt.
- We put strip mosaic taupe marble mosaic as a backsplash complementing a gorgeous granite countertop tying in all the greys, taupes of the room. It creates huge impact in the space and richness.
- There is a space for a laundry bin, a mudroom section for jackets, shoes, cubbies for hats and even a full size narrow but tall cabinet for extra shoes.
- Just because it is a laundry room that doesn't mean we should short change it of accessories. We put a few useful vases, pots, boxes, flowers, baskets etc… that helped make the room more functional and beautiful.
If laundry rooms used to be forgotten spaces to dread and ignore… they are no longer with this one. It is bright, functional, welcoming and enticing. Definitely helps eliminate any excuse not to get your laundry done!
About Catherine
Designer Catherine-Lucie Horber is the Principal of Royal Interior Design Ltd .The firm provides decorating, staging and renovating services for both small and full scale residential projects throughout the GTA. Catherine is known for creating elegant & affordable design solutions tailored to suit different lifestyles. Find more at royalinteriordesign.ca.
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A gay village or area prodominately inhabited by homosexuals.
The West End is a total gaybourhood.
by angelvs March 30, 2005
1: A surrounding or nearby region primarily populated by the queer community. These spaces can consist of an area encompassing a few streets or entire neighbourhoods within a city. Such areas as the West End in London, Castro District in San Fransisco, Davie Street in Vancouver, Schöneberg in Berlin or Chelsea in New York.
Let's get out of this gaybourhood and visit the breeders.
by Marvel Knight May 31, 2010
A neighbourhood made up of gay looking houses, trees, and gay people.
These trees look so gay.
This must be a gaybourhood.
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by naked monkey 000 May 25, 2011
The gaybourhood as stated in other accurate definitions is the area (spanning from a few streets like "the montrose area" in Houston to the hugest of them all, although arguable San Francisco. Homosexuals tend to live in higher concentrations then other areas (atleast openly) in larger metropolitan areas and like most minority groups the gaybourhood often has a unique culture, with more art, nicer restaraunts and a double-edged sword depending on your view, drugs are often much more accessable in these areas, most likely due to the abandonedment of fearing social taboos.
John- "Hey I met up with Big Bear at a really nice cafe` in the gaybourhood and picked up some peyote."
Jane- "Awesome, lets get together tonight."
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The Kunsthaus Zürich has published a complete and illustrated survey of its collection of approximately 4000 paintings and sculptures in a comprehensive catalogue. In addition to this catalogue, the Kunsthaus is also presenting to the public a richly illustrated, full-colour volume with commentaries on a selection of the most important works in its holdings.
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I have been taken to task by one or two of my loyal readers (And since that constitutes about 80 percent of my readership, this is serious) for putting Christmas books on the carts in front of the A.C. (Approaching Christmas) McClurg Bookstore. It isn't that my clear, pure logic for doing so escaped them. They just felt I should have more immediate concerns.
"Where are the Halloween books?" they demanded. "Halloween is next, after all, and it's becoming a big commercial holiday. If you're going to jump on seasonal bandwagons, why not that one?"
"Well, I have plenty of horror novels," I said, "But besides being rather lower priced than a lot of things on the cart, they always seem to be the wrong ones. People tell me they HAVE that one: where's the next in the series? So what else can I put out to scare people?"
I'm not in the market research business, and I don't suppose I ever will be. It's a prejudice I picked up while writing my thesis. I did not know whether or not to include a certain branch of my subject in the study, and wrote to a number of experts to ask their opinion. This is how I learned the one fact about market research I do know: Never Ask An Even Number of People. Six of the experts said yes, and six said no, leaving me about where I started. And this has sort of been my experience with market research ever since.
"Put out that book by [insert candidate's name here]. It's scary to think [he/she] might get in."
"Put out Fifty Shades of Gray. It's scary that so many people are reading it."
"Here's that latest book about the [dangers/joys] of global warming. It's scary that people believe that stuff."
"Here's a book with Barney and Baby Bop. Now THEY are scary!"
That's what's wrong with this country, friends. Too many satirists at large. How is a mere blogger supposed to compete? However, two can play this game. I did get some items in last week that scared me.
Someone has just donated the Trump board game. Now, I do not let The Donald frighten me: in fact, I think he delivers good entertainment value. No, what frightens me is that I had a copy of this game once before, and it took three years before anybody would buy it.
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We love coming to work every day! Everyone on our in-house design team does their part to make sure projects run smoothly as well as creating a fun environment to work in. Not only do we have a great team, but we get to do what we love every day, which is creating new designs, tackling new projects & venturing into new territories in the fabric industry. Our team loves to take chances, whether it's creating bold color combinations or experimenting with specialty printing, such as glow-in-the-dark, metallic & glitter. We are always on the lookout for what we could possibly do next! We get to work with a number of fantastic artists, whom we consider to be an extension of our 'Design Family'. They make our job enjoyable by creating the most adorable & beautiful prints that we know our crafters, sewers and quilters will absolutely fall in love with!
Marina Oliveira is a Brazilian based designer who creates under the label cottonflower studio. She graduated from Northeastern University with a B.S in Architecture, but it wasn't after long that she was sketching patterns in her sketchbook. Her interest in design has evolved through the years. She is passionate for hand drawing and colors. Inspired by everything in nature, her style is very organic.
Hello! My name is Alisse Courter. I've been obsessed with drawing for as long as I can remember. I attended Massachusetts College of Art and graduated with a degree in illustration. After school, I moved to New York to work in the apparel industry and I've been designing children's clothing for the last decade or so. I am currently living and working out of a cozy apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that I share with my husband. I have recently started to license out my work, mostly in stationery and now in fabric!
Hello! My name is Allison Cole; I am an artist living and working out of a small bungalow in Providence, Rhode Island. I graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2003 with a BFA in Printmaking. I love mint Milano cookies, hanging out with my husband and two cats, screen printing, and collecting comic books and vinyl records. I currently dedicate my hours to illustration, participating in gallery shows, teaching, drawing comics, and creating cute and fun things for my Etsy shop. In 2004 my first full-length graphic novel, Never Ending Summer, was published by Alternative Comics. Other than working with Camelot, I have worked with wonderful clients such as Hasbro, Scholastic, Houghton Mifflin, Keds, Papyrus, Target, Land of Nod, Summer Infant, Trader Joe's, Calypso Cards, Tiny Prints, Smilebox, Gartner Greetings, Time Out NY Kids, American Girl, Parents, Best Health, American Baby, Family Fun, Kiwi, Town and Country and Family Circle, to name a few.
After years as a children's fashion designer working in London Town, Andrea took her doodlings to Indigo in Paris and found that people wanted to purchase them. Andrea gave up freelancing for various companies in the big smoke and moved husband Paul, Nanook, Manky and Skud (3 cats) to a traditional cottage deep in the emerald countryside of Ireland. Cinnamon Joe Studio was born! Fast forward 10 years: Andrea, Paul, 3 cats and a new addition, Shiffley (a hairy dog), represent a truly talented group of international artists who, thankfully, have the same sense of humour. Cinnamon Joe Studio maintains an extensive, versatile portfolio for all aspects of the children's apparel, stationary, bedding, scrapbooking, gift wrap, sticker market, interior and novelty markets. Newly added to the product list are children's book illustrations and exclusive collections for Camelot Fabrics. Andrea still does freelance for companies, as well as managing the design studio. Her art is quirky, cute, humorous and colourful.
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My name is Heather Rosas and I've been illustrating flowers, butterflies and fairy princesses since I was a little girl in suburban Massachusetts. I attended Massachusetts College of Art, where I majored in Graphic Design. After graduating, I moved to California, where I live with my husband and 2 young children, and became a designer at Mattel for Barbie Consumer Products art directing and designing product for girls. Recently, I've been illustrating in the children's market and have had four children's books published, as well as making designs for fabric!
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Vicky Yorke is a surface pattern designer working from her home studio in semi-rural Worcestershire, UK. Her long career in design began with a degree in Illustration from The Arts Institute, Bournemouth, followed by working in-house with stationery and homeware manufacturers. In 2012 Vicky decided to become freelance and later expanded her business into licensing, building a design brand with her bright and whimsical designs that bring sophisticated fun to everyday living. Vicky is often inspired by the beautiful countryside that surrounds her home with collections including vibrant florals and woodland animals, as well as patterns inspired by her travels around the UK and beyond! Vicky's designs feature across many different products including homeware, kitchenware, gifts, stationery and much more – and she is delighted that they are now also available on beautiful fabrics from Camelot!
My name is Vita Lane and I'm an illustrator, surface pattern designer, and all around creative and wonderfully-messy artist. My artwork can be found on items such as fabric-by-the-yard (hooray for Camelot Fabrics!), invitations, stickers, scrapbooking materials, puzzles, stationery, book covers, magazine spots and more. I have a degree in Illustration from Syracuse University, and live in the great state of New Hampshire with my husband and pup. I'm addicted to yoga. I'm left-handed but use righty scissors because they work better anyway. I can recite all 50 states in alphabetical order, I love design magazines and blogs, and listening to audiobooks as I work.
My long standing love affair with pattern and color led me to a BFA in Surface Pattern Design, which was the perfect blend of fun and functional. I spent the following 10 years producing a diverse portfolio of prints in-house for both home textiles and children's apparel. In order to move to greener pastures (specifically New York City to North Carolina), I went rogue in 2012 and have been building a robust client roster ever since. Expanding well beyond textiles, I have had the opportunity to create illustrations and prints for such products as party paper, dinnerware, online invites and greeting cards. In 2013, I began licensing and exploring my own personal style which includes fresh color palettes and fruit motifs.
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Though the company hasn't said a word about it publicly, Dell has an 18-inch tablet in development that I recently learned about at a company event. I'll avoid calling it an iPad killer largely because it isn't. In fact, it isn't an anything killer, because nothing like it exists to kill. As Apple did with the iPad, Dell is trying to open up an entirely new market with this jumbo-sized tablet. You won't be using this one to read books or play handheld games – you'll use it in different ways entirely.
Dell, and other companies looking at this form factor, are likely going to go bigger before they go smaller. Some future Super Tablets may even approach 42-inch TV sizes. Sound familiar? Microsoft Surface covered this territory before anything else, and it was far different than the now popular Surface Tablet. Let's take a look at where Microsoft's innovative proto-tablet left off, and where the Super Tablet category may pick up.
Windows 8 magic
Now that Windows 8 has arrived, the move to a true touch-based OS is causing people to think differently about hardware. These super-sized tablets are only one of what will likely be stream of ever more creative touch hardware. Like every new OS, manufacturers initially try to fit it in existing form factors, and discover over time that other forms will work better. The best initial example of a fresh form factor was actually the Surface Tablet, which blended smartphone features like a kickstand and keyboard accessory with the existing tablet form factor, but with a laptop-like panoramic screen. It is a blend of technologies that likely wouldn't have existed if it hadn't been for Windows 8.
Windows 8 is getting people to think of things differently, and that means the limits of traditional forms and sizes will increasingly be tested.
Surface Table
One of the most interesting products that few people ever got to try was Microsoft's Surface table. At one AMD event, I had the opportunity to sit and play with one for most of an evening, and became so enamored with it I actually tried to buy one several times. Unfortunately, I could never find the right mix of Samsung and Microsoft executives to take my money, so that desire was never met.
The Surface was uniquely fun because you played on it flat. It's like playing a board game with multiple people, but where the game is actually a video game, so you can blend animation with traditional board-game features to make it more fun. Kind of like that chess game in Star Wars, but you could also play games made specifically for the medium. My favorite was a strategy game where you placed weapons to destroy aliens (the green kind) who were invading your solar system. I found this game addictive enough to want to pay $7,000 for the table.
Super Tablet
This is the area that these Super Tablets will explore. They are more than a portable all-in-one computer, they are a way to experience a display as you would a board game. This approach is not only better for group gaming, but better for virtual puzzles and drawing where your surface – no pun intended – functions more like a large piece of canvas.
Of course, that's not where the possibilities end. It could also be better used to keep track of a game while sitting with your spouse who is watching one of "their" movies (you know what I mean), or by said spouse playing a social game while they pretend to watch one of your action flicks (my wife never does this). If a 10-inch iPad was OK for this second-screen experience, an 18-inch or larger lap-sized display will be even better. This size would also excel for streaming video when you're traveling and want to watch TV as a group.
In short, Super Tablets may herald the return of the portable TV, but one that is both far more portable than the old CRT-based sets, potentially has a larger screen, and is far more useful (add a keyboard and you have a good-sized all-in-one).
Trying for the next amazing thing
I think we are all waiting for that next Amazing thing and with Steve Jobs gone it appears less and less likely that Apple will be stepping up. This opens the door for other firms to try to find the magic and a larger tablet has a huge potential to be that next thing if content, like that game I mentioned, can be found to make it as magical as the iPad initially was. Whether or not this product achieves that magic the more companies that try to find that magic product the more likely will get something amazing and I live for amazing products. And I'm still waiting to play that damned strategy game so if it doesn't show up on this 18" tablet I'm going to be royally pissed.
Guest contributor Rob Enderle is the founder and principal analyst for the Enderle Group, and one of the most frequently quoted tech pundits in the world. Opinion pieces denote the opinions of the author, and do not necessarily represent the views of Digital Trends.
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– I choose to cycle chic and, at every opportunity, I will choose Style over Speed.
– I embrace my responsibility to contribute visually to a more aesthetically pleasing urban landscape.
– I am aware that my mere prescence in said urban landscape will inspire others without me being labelled as a 'bicycle activist'.
– I will ride with grace, elegance and dignity.
– I will choose a bicycle that reflects my personality and style.
– I will, however, regard my bicycle as transport and as a mere supplement to my own personal style. Allowing my bike to upstage me is unacceptable.
– I will endeavour to ensure that the total value of my clothes always exceeds that of my bicycle.
– I will accessorize in accordance with the standards of a bicycle culture and acquire, where possible, a chain guard, kickstand, skirt guard, fenders, bell and basket.
– I will respect the traffic laws.
– I will refrain from wearing and owning any form of 'cycle wear'.
(Let's be honest, steel-toed boots, lifevests, bullet-proof vests, construction hats, bike helmets or any other kind of safety gear have a hard time being chic, no matter how much the people who make them and profit off of them would like them to be. Chic isn't just on the surface, it's also in the brain so we encourage people to make an effort to understand the science of helmets. Or see this TED talk on the subject.)


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Genkernel guide is now at https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Genkernel
Multipath moved to https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Multipath
LVM2 now obsolete, refer to https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/LVM
Fix bug #418385 - Add instructions on single-user boot for genkernel initrds
Bug #372427 - Remove EVMS from documentation as it is not supported anymore
fix evms and lvm flags
bring genkernel.xml up-to-date with some changes from sping. also removed the 'obsolete' disclaimer.
fix ordering
typo fix, via ML
update genkernel guide. add license, update GRP link. also include sping's updates via ML.
updated the splash options
marking the genkernel guide obsolete for the time being, it needs a complete rewrite. too bad for such an imporant(?) widely used tool, but i asked wolf31o2 for updates in bug 173766. nothing for the last 3 months.
updated genkernel guide for bug 173766
typo fix, no content change. keytoaster's sharp eyes spotted this on irc.
added missing 'of', thanks to keytoaster on irc for reporting
update handbook link, 2005.0->2005.1
Fixed typo in mount arguments order + some "international" style corrections.
Some minor english-only corrections.
#102877: Fixed coding style including prompts and <i> in <pre> elements No content change
Remove --udev flag.
Two more typos.
Fixed typo (tx alin)
Fixing <date> stuff, *no content change*
Update to 3.3; remove a few of the internal options that shouldn't be touched by users as they are reserved for internal catalyst usage.
Update to 3.2.0 and restructure and reword (thanks to major contributions from Jimi Ayodele) and add netbooting information (thanks to contributions from Thomas Seiler).
livecd->installation cd; fix typos
Fixed <date> tag to confirm to the YYYY-MM-DD format.
Clean up "Supported platforms".
#75364 - Fix typos
". genkernel will" >> ". Genkernel will".
Fixing a few grammatical issues, suggestions from Bruno Schulenberg. Thanks!
Fixed link attribute for #64052
Add information about /etc/kernels
Fixed links/a typo/date
Fix typo tx to rabbe(a)gentoo-se
Added a missing "all"...
Date change; added "or does not run" to --[no-]clean and --[no-]mkproper.
Added ppc64 to the list of supported architectures, --callback for newer Genkernels and also <license/>.
Fixed coding style due to the forthcoming DTD enforcement. Sorry for all the translators :) (including me, argh)
Fixed all broken links caused by ARCH-specific split
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Well, I'm finally home from VidaVeganCon (aka VVC2013), and finally caught up enough on sleep to do some blogging! What a wonderful experience. Just like my little doodle says, I am still floating around town on post-VVC Love.
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I was absolutely beaming with joy and friendship, and even though I was so busy having fun that I only slept about 5 hours a night, I was completely high on vegan love and enthusiasm. Sharing conversations, smiles, and love for veganism with so many people was an absolute delight. There were so many more lovely people that I hardly had a chance to connect with - it made me wish that VVC was a whole week long!


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Joe Louis Arena was overflowing with praise and glory Monday as eight choirs battled it out on stage for the title of the Best Regional Choir and the chance to advance
to Verizon Wireless' 2nd annual How Sweet the Sound Gospel Competition for the crown of Best Church Choir in America and $25,000.
Returning host, Grammy Award winning producer/choir director Donald Lawrence, and co-host, gospel singer Lisa Kimmey-Winans, led the night by presenting Detroit and surrounding area choirs as they gave their best.
"I was flattered that they asked me to come back," Lawrence said. "I am a choir master and I understand what these choirs go through and this competition is truly a rewarding
Before the choirs set it off on stage, concert-goers were able to participate in gospel choir karaoke, admire artwork and attend youth choir showcases throughout the venue.
After an energizing welcome, the audience was dazzled by appearances by gospel heavyweights Marvin Sapp, Kierra "Kiki" Sheard and Dorinda Clark Cole who served as celebrity judges.
This year's competition awarded prizes in three categories: Best Small Choir, Best Large Choir and Best Regional Choir with each division being judged on originality, precision and vocals.
Throughout the night, the choirs lit up the arena with a cappella, new school beats mixed with old school church hymns and light choreography. In between the choir performances, the audience was indulged with special selections performed by the judges, including Sapp's No. 1 hit, "Never Would Have Made It."
At the end of the night, Praise Tabernacle's Selected of God choir won the title of Best Regional Choir and will advance to represent Detroit in the national finale.
Beginning as a Memphis competition in 2007, How Sweet the Sound has evolved into a nationwide contest. Last year, judges awarded the winning title to the Voices of Acme from Acme Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago. With their monetary prize, the choir has gone on to record a CD and purchase a new church.
All regional winning choirs on this 11-city tour will return to Joe Louis Arena on Nov. 7 to compete in the finale.
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