What is Domino?
Any of 28 small oblong pieces marked with 0-6 pips in each half and used to play games where players try to build a line of dominoes by matching their tiles’ values to those of existing dominoes. Each domino has a face and a back, and a line across the center separating the two square halves. The pips are uniformly molded or drilled and painted in white or black. Dominoes may be made of any material, but are traditionally made of bone, silver lip ocean pearl oyster shell (mother of pearl), ivory or a dark hardwood such as ebony, with contrasting black or white pips inlaid or painted on.
Most domino games involve blocking the opponents’ play or determining points. Some, such as bergen and muggins, count the pips on exposed ends of all pieces in the losing player’s hand while others, like chicken foot or Mexican train, involve counting all the pips on both adjacent exposed ends of a single domino. Some domino games are adaptations of card games and were popular in certain parts of the world to circumvent religious proscriptions against playing cards.
A more general definition of domino is any number of a series of events that occur one after the other. It is sometimes used to describe a chain of events in history or in science. For example, the domino effect is the phenomenon of a small disturbance setting off a chain reaction that can eventually lead to great changes.
In writing, a domino effect occurs when a scene or an event in the story logically triggers the next scene or set of scenes. This concept helps writers check that their scenes connect and advance the plot, and also allows them to spot potential problems in their stories before they’re too far along.
Dominos aren’t just for pizza anymore. The company has expanded its product offerings to include a variety of snacks, coffee and even autos. Domino’s is also known for its innovation, and its latest project is a self-driving delivery car that can carry up to 80 pizzas.
Domino’s is a big company, but it can still make mistakes. Its recent mishap in Florida was a reminder that no one is perfect. Nevertheless, Domino’s is working hard to recover and has a plan for doing so. The company is focusing on customer service and improving technology. It’s also investing in a new generation of workers and looking for ways to increase efficiency. Domino’s CEO is confident that the company will continue its growth strategy and hit its 2025 goal of 25,000 locations worldwide. Hopefully, these efforts will not be derailed by future controversies.