Things you can do while the roadtrip include:

1. Invest in a DVD player.
   Watching movies together keeps everyone entertained.
2. Make various playlists.
    Depending on the people in the trip, try and accomodate everyone.
   This means including music for everyone’s tastes.
   Not just bubblegum pop or high in the sky hip hop. 

The route travelled so far included starting from Ontario crossing over into Manitoba.
Currently stopping over in Saskatcheon before passing into Alberta and finally into British Columbia.
Aka the entire east coast to west coast via road. Can a trip get any better?

Yes, as impossible as it sounds it.
How? By the company you travel with.
Covering more than 3000 km in less than 24 hours is no small feat. 
Planning effectively and efficiently made it possible.
We rotated shifts to our strengths.

More importantly we kept ourselves entertained,
something usually overlooked during roadtrips.
Investing in a DVD player, we watched movies
keeping everyone entertained and engaged.

The trip has only started.
The real adventure is yet to begin. 

Mobile web has more users than ever before and now for the first time ever out numbers non mobile devices. Hence having mobile sites is important without a doubt. However, it is not feasible to make websites for each and every type of mobile device and their resolutions. Responsive Web Design aims to solve that problem.

The main concept of the book is in making flexible template based on percentages and ems, instead of fixed pixels and width tags. Responsive Web Design is not a codebook and is a case study based book.

Responsive Web Design is released by A Book Apart, and just like all their titles is very brief and too the point.

Even though only six tracks long(it is an EP after all),  this is classic Chimp Spanner material. Don’t let the song or album length fool you. The album is all head banging and no track skipping. With this release, Chimp Spanner has further established his legacy as one of the best instrumental acts today, djent or not.

Dark Age Of Technology starts with loud drums and riffs and sets the mood for the album. It is everything Chimp Spanner is famous for, without repetition. This song is like a minefield of hooks The drumming on this song is just plain nasty. And in a good way. A beautiful way to start the album.

Engrams is a very ambient track with eastern flavours. Nice synths with a clean guitar tone make this track standout. Engrams is the shortest track on the album and sounds like the theme to a Science Fiction show.

The highlight of the record, is three part suite titled Mobius. Mobius is equal parts shreddy, djenty and ambient. Combined, the Mobius suite is among the best Chimp songs yet. Mobius Part I starts with a echoing/delayed riff, that continues throughout the song and variations of it are heard throughout the suite. Mobius Part II starts along the veins of Mobius Part I, albeit more with more synth parts. The synth sounds on this album are phenomenal and give a great detail to the music. Mobius Part III is the heaviest part of the Mobius suite and is very shredy, leading to the climatic finish of Mobius suite.

The album closer Cloud City, is classic Chimp Spanner and nicely wraps up the album. Much more cleaner in tone and less heavy hitting than the album openr, Dark Age Of Technology. Filled with hooks and riffs, this song ends with a tasty solo and drumming that is similar to the one heard on Dark Age Of Technology.

Chimp Spanner is Paul Antonio Ortiz.

All Roads Lead Here(EP)  released on 6^th February 2012.

Tracklist
01. Dark Age Of Technology
02. Engrams
03. Mobius Pt I
04. Mobius Pt II
05. Mobius Pt III
06. Cloud City

Welcome message

The dashboard home screen displays  a welcome message after a new WordPress installation.

Co-Editing notifications

If more than one person is editing the same document, everyone is notified.

 
Tumblr importer

Using Tools -> Import, data from Tumblr can be imported. 

 
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Permalinks

Permalinks are more customizable.

 
Post slugs

Some characters in post titles would previously cause weird post slugs. This has been fixed.

 
jQuery and jQuery UI

WordPress now updated to the latest version of jQuery, 1.7.1. It also includes the entire jQuery UI stack.

is_main_query()

Using this method, we can findout if the object is the main WordPress query or a secondary query.

 
WP_Screen API

Working with admin screens is easier with this new API.

Editor API

The new editor API now pulls in JS and CSS.

Flyout menus

The dashboard navigation makes use of flyout menus, collapsing and expanding as needed.

Admin + Header = Toolbar

The admin bar and the header has been combined into one toolbar. These toolbar makes use of submenus.

Responsive design

The dashboard screen has been updated using elements of responsive design to fit and support a wide array of devices.

Help

Help has gotten a complete update and has been categorised  and broken down into smaller topics.

New feature pointers

Every new feature added is now explained by pointers.

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Changes made in the WordPress update can be viewed by clicking the W logo in the corner of the toolbar.

Easier uploading

Uploading has been made easier than before.

Filetype detection

Filetypes are now automatically detected while updated.

Drag & Drop media uploader

Uploading is easy as dragging and dropping into the media uploader.

New file formats supported in uploading

Rar and 7z file formats to the list of allowed file types in the uploader.

Media query enables multiple CSS files to be used depending on media type. The same site can be rendered differently depending on weather it is an iphone, an ipad or a desktop device

Web fonts.

Quite possibly one of the best new features added in CSS3. Add any type of font to your webpage without requiring the user to download it to view it or the use of flash or any other plugin.

Backgrounds.

Even more control in the background size is allowed then ever before, by allowing size implementations in pixels. Multiple backgrounds can also be applied

Transform.

It is now possible to turn, spin, move, stretch, and scale different elements.

Border-radius.

Easily implement rounder corners in their design elements without the need for corner images.

Box-shadow.

Easily implement multiple drop shadows on box elements.

Responsive web design relies heavily on CSS media queries to be compatible on a wide range of devices. However, most mobile devices are not compatible with CSS media queries.

2. Image Resizing.

Responsive web design resizes images to the mobile device’s screen. The full image is downloaded on a mobile device and resized to fit the screen. This consumes unnecessary CPU and RAM.

3. Speed.

Mobile users usually have less speed compared to desktop users. Responsive design does not remove any code that may not be used. The unnecessary JavaScript or HTML code is not removed and is still downloaded. This makes the site slower.

4. Mobile needs and desktop needs may be different.

Responsive Web Design resizes the website to fit the device and does not use key mobile features like the geolocation, gestures, hardware limitations, etc. as those features are not available on desktop devices.

5. Mobile versions are always more optimized.

Mobile versions of a website include smaller images, less HTML, less JavaScript and less CSS. They are made with the full requirements, resolutions and speed of the specific device in mind.