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...what we’re doing.” Just missing the podium, Larsen-Strecker nevertheless had a standout performance with 06:58.8—particularly since she had not originally planned to compete, but took her teammate Danielle Thiriot’s place when Thiriot had to bow out due to injury. “At this point in our season we haven’t really been specially trained for this event,” Larsen-Strecker said. “So it’s just sort of go and see what happens...
...University Professor Paul J. Steinhardt, the authors of the study, the motifs that embellish mosques and palaces throughout the Middle East and Asia demonstrate symmetrical patterns which were not associated with recognized mathematical formulas. Islamic art typically incorporates sets of five template tiles—a decagon, pentagon, diamond, bow tie, and hexagon. These tiles are used to draw shapes onto the edifices of Islamic buildings, which create infinite symmetrical patterns that never repeat—a process known as “quasicrystalline tiling.” “We can’t say for sure what...
...revive the momentum of another of its brands, ConAgra is bringing Orville Redenbacher back to life in a series of ads recreating the bow-tied popcorn magnate digitally. It can only hope that campaign has some residual effect on its sister brand, helping bring it back in time before it got in this sticky situation...
...glass technique is something the fourth-generation kite maker learned from his father. For kite fighters it was the equivalent of graduating from bow and arrow to gunpowder. But increasingly there is a risk that the fighting kites are becoming too effective. For a while, those made with Pakistani nylon fishing line were all but impervious to attack. Then canny arms dealers started importing flexible, razor-sharp wire from China. The escalating threat of mutually assured destruction, according to Agha, widely recognized as the best kite fighter around, has taken the artistry out of the game. "Now it's like...