Domino’s Pizza – Think Global, Act Local

Domino’s is a well-known chain of pizza restaurants that has branched out into other food items. The company believes strongly in the concept of think global, act local – which means it is more important to support the communities that are served by the business than it is to focus on the bottom line. This strategy is reflected in the Dominos’ corporate mission and values statement.

Dominos’ logo is based on a traditional Chinese tangram puzzle. The dominoes are arranged in a triangle shape and overlapping, so that when the first domino falls, it sets off a chain reaction that eventually leads to all the others falling. The result is a beautiful and mesmerizing display. This type of domino effect is also a good metaphor for how writing a story can work. Whether you write by the seat of your pants or use a plotting tool like Scrivener, it is crucial that you consider how each scene will affect the one that comes before it and after it. If a scene doesn’t logically connect to the ones that come before it, you’ll have trouble keeping readers engaged in your story.

Whether it is a simple line of dominoes or a 3D structure, there are many ways to create impressive domino art. Some people prefer to do their domino art on a large scale, while others like to make very detailed designs with curved lines, grids that form pictures, stacked walls, or pyramids. There are even competitive events where Domino builders compete to set up the most complex domino chains and reactions before a live audience.

The word domino is derived from the Latin verb “dominium”, meaning “power” or “rule”. In the game of domino, each player places a domino tile on a spot that has already been covered and then builds on it with more tiles until they have a full row. If all the tiles in a row are covered, the player wins. The game’s history dates back to the late 18th century, and both the game and the word are still very popular today.

Aside from its game play, domino has a few other interesting applications in learning and education. It is often used to teach students how to build a sequence of events that will lead to a desired outcome. This is because it is easy to see how the success of each step will impact the next, just as a single domino can cause a whole line to fall. This approach is known as the Domino Effect, and it is also relevant to the concept of compensation skills in teaching students with special needs.

A mutant with probability-altering powers, Domino is a mercenary who frequently works with her old friend Cable and other mutant heroes in her X-Force and Six Pack teams. She also fights for mutant rights, putting her in the crosshairs of high profile opponents from Stryfe to Mister Sinister. In addition, her mercenary skills and combat training make her a valuable ally to superhuman groups that focus on heroism.