So impressed was I by mAsterdam's japanese 'reference' symbols, I
decided to add them to my list of useful unicode. Yes, I am indeed,
that cool, and hereby post said list partly as a google-group test,
and partly (perhaps) to assist in the more mathematical cdt
discussions:

inequality : â‰*
inference : →
implication : ⇒
not : ¬
and : ∧
or : ∨
xor : ⊕
xor : ⊻
exists : ∃
for all : ∀
membership : ∈
non-membership : ∉
equivalence : ⇔
empty set : ∅
subset : ⊂
proper subset : ⊆
superset : ⊃
proper superset : ⊇
union : ∪
intersection : ∩
cartesian product : �
division : ÷
naturals : â„•
integers : ℤ
rationals : â„š
reals : �
complex: â„‚
infinity : ∞
references: レ
references unique: ル
masterdam smiley : ☺

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG schreef:

Arrgh! That would be like calling AQ a Doyle Brunson
because he says he never plays it. Oh ...wait ...

:-)

JOG wrote:

Refernces and references unique both come out as question marks on this end.