Behold the melon-twisting Schröder Staircase by Mathematician Kokichi Sugihara of Meiji University – a 3D model which appears the same right side up and upside down, it’s left end always looking taller than its right.
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MORE to follow.
From Jam Art Factory.
The Six Lamps.
By Maxi.
Celebrating Dublin’s 6 in a row.
Mark at The Jam Art Factory writes:
We have an A3 print to giveaway to a Broadsheet reader. To enter, just tell us what’s the most Dublin thing you’ve ever done?
Lines MUST close at 6.15pm 10.15pm!
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Behold: the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 – arguably the most sought-after vintage Cavallino Rampante.
This immaculately restored vehicle, complete with its original quad-cam, 300bhp V12 engine, nero over green leather colour combination and full document history goes to auction in January.
Yours for a mere €2.2million+.
Saturday.
Controversial Dry Robe enthusiasts joined forces with conservative ‘Towel Traditionalists’ to call for an end to raw sewage dumping in Dublin Bay – demonstrating that effluence can also affect the affluent.
SOS Dublin Bay, a volunteer group, used their towels and dry robes to spell out the figure “18,611” on the beach, to represent the number of people who recently signed a petition on the issue.
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This afternoon.
Clonee, Dublin 15
Members of Animal Rebellion stopping trucks leaving the Kepak factory.
The group, not to be confused with Extinction Rebellion, are targeting ‘Big Ag’ to highlight ‘the link animal farming has to pandemics’.
Christmas in Dublin pic.twitter.com/dz2S0kYB9Q
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) December 21, 2020
I got red lights all around.
Name those jammers and scooters plus year, anyone?
Gemma Dunleavy – Setting Son
Come dance with me in Dublin.
The pride of Sheriff Street, Gemma Dunleavy (top) impresses with her soulful tones in the latest song to be taken from her critically acclaimed Up De Flats EP.
The atmospheric monochrome video was directed by Rosie Barrett and features expressive choreography by Jessie Thompson and Adam O’Reilly.
Gemma’s recent gig at The Workman’s Club is available to watch on YouTube.
Nick says: Rising star.
EMA says “no evidence” the vaccine will not work against the new variant of the Covid virus.
— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) December 21, 2020
‘No evidence it won’t work’.
A double-negative positive.
EMA recommends first COVID-19 vaccine for authorisation in the EU (EMA)