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In a story a few days ago, the Times described how census takers carry a Language Identification Flashcard, which they hand to people when they don't understand each other — a sort of paper Tricorder.

The reason why has a lot to do with the assumption that users own several pieces of micro-hardware that talk to each other, a sort of lean and distributed vision of computing rather than all-powerful single boxes.

As the extended gallery checklist explains, "the artists in Paris were asked to use the situation around them as the basis for the drawing's composition two artists sitting next to each other in a sort of open-air studio portraying each other.

And the dozens of machines work around each other in a sort of terrestrial ballet.

The cop, unsurprisingly, grows fond of Cécile, whose own activities give Alain cause for paranoid doubt; soon, husband and wife are spying on each other in a sort of private Cold War.

Here's a thread, for example, where people fretting over the decision to buy an iPhone 3Gs can use each other as a sort of support group.

The project focuses on energy supply networks in cities (natural gas, electricity and heating/cooling), as they are almost always planned and operated separately from each other, in a sort of "silo-like" approach.

Gigulate, which aims to match music news, blogs and gig listings against each other in a sort of personalised TechMeme, today launches an API for its music news and concert database.

What if the parents could choose gifts for their kids, and for each other, in a sort of country store atmosphere?

"I was always the kid sitting in the corner watching people interact trying to figure out how and why people developed relationships with each other, in a sort of sociological way," she said in a recent conversation.

Your feet should be parallel with each other, creating a sort of diagonal line across the board.