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Notes: Game on...on the radio...Angels and Mariners...top of third...two runners on...Fletcher and Pujols...Queo up...two out...fair ball!...Fletch scores, Pujols to third...Pujols and Fletch combined for the first two runs in top of first...this like the best lineup...Fletcher, Trout, Ohtani, Pujols...Angels 3-0...Lastella up...the lower part of the order does all right too...the Angels offensive stats are like in the top third...like, even with the Yankees...they've lost a lot games in spite of scoring lots of runs...ground out...to bottom of third...search: Egyptian drawing compass...wait...sleepy...up all night watching a Star Gate series..."Destiny"...tale of refuges teleporting to a crewless ancient starship that's jumping from galaxy to galaxy...it keeps dropping out of faster than light speed for limited times, and crew goes teleporting to nearby planets; on one, the first one with signs of civilization, there are Greek temple like ruins, and one crew members says, 'there wont be any high tech here', and another cautions that sometimes aliens have high tech, but prefer low tech dwellings...a curio!...and a thought that comes often to everyone looking at the ancient ruins...they are low tech, like a dolphin without hands is low tech...but the builders have really high tech brains!...anyway...Mariners make out...to top of fourth...one out...Calhoun up...K...Renifo up...
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In the eleventh century BCE, the citadel centers of the Mycenaeans were abandoned and Greece fell into a period with little cultural or social progression. Signs of civilization including literacy, writing, and trade were lost and the population on mainland Greece plummeted.
During the Proto-Geometric period (1050–900 BCE), painting on ceramics began to re-emerge. These vessels were only decorated with abstract geometric shapes adopted from Mycenaean pottery. Ceramicists began using the fast wheel to create vessels, which allowed for new monumental heights.
https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-arthistory/chapter/the-geometric-period/
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Renifo thrown out stealing...to bottom of fourth...fly out to Trout on the track...one out...and, next pitch a home run...Angels 3-1...next pitch fly out to Calhoun...four pitches in inning so far!...K...to top of fifth...Fletch lead off hit...Trout up...base hit...Ohtani up...K...oh, for sometime the Greek Dark Age, and the Geometric pots...Pujols up...Mariners switch out pitcher...'things I found with the tablet I can't open with the laptop', problem...and I'm too sleepy to think through the workarounds!...'pop out and a ground out'...to bottom of fifth...
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Egyptian geometry experts were called "arpedonapti", those who knot ropes. It is by tightening ropes that they drew the two simplest and most important lines in geometry: the straight line and the circle.
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As some scholars have suggested, it is possible that they had the knowledge of Pythagoras' ( VI century B.C.) theorem or, more accurately, the consciousness of its opposite, that's to say the fact that a triangle with sides measuring 3, 4 and 5, in which the square on the longer side is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides, is a right angled triangle. Therefore, if we stretch a ring rope to a length of 12 units, marked at three points at a distance of 3, 4 and 5, towards the form of a triangle with the vertex in the marked points, the angle between the shortest sides of the triangle is a right angle.
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The "classical" geometrical construction which consists in marking two circles and then unifying their intersections also possesses this property. The symmetric character of the form is quite evident, and it's clear proof of the equality of the angles. Moreover, unlike the Pythagorean triangle which needs a further construction, in this case the form immediately suggests the definition of square angle through the equality of the angles and in the same time, constructs itself.
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Heaney shuts them down...to top of sixth....geometry begins so simple, and then gets complicated so fast...
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Ptolemy 1st Soter, first king of Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great, personally sponsored Euclid, but found Euclid's seminal work, the Elements, too difficult to study, so he asked Euclid to show him an easier way to master it. According to the philosopher Proclus, Euclid famously quipped: "Sire, there is no royal road to geometry."
It is noteworthy, that Euclid didn’t use the word odos = road but the word atrapos = trail, by which a short-cut is meant.
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Lastella up...two down...Calhoun up...Angels made out...to bottom of sixth...the 'short cut' is the 'intuitive observation'...hiking switch back mountain trails, one often sees the damaging short cuts hikers make, they cut straight down the switch backs, taking a short cut...woops...home run for Mariners...'two run shot'...Angels 3-3...extracting meanings from motifs with no sure evidence, is kind of like that...when the rains come, water runs down the trail short cuts, eroding, soon ruining the whole mountain side for hiking...so, one stays 'trail bound'...the long way around...Mariners make out...to top of seventh...
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Overlapping Circles Grid Drawn with Compass and
Straightedge on an Egyptian Artifact of 14th Century
BC
Amelia Carolina Sparavigna, Mauro Maria Baldi
To cite this version:
Amelia Carolina Sparavigna, Mauro Maria Baldi. Overlapping Circles Grid Drawn with Compass and
Straightedge on an Egyptian Artifact of 14th Century BC. 2016. hal-01290897
https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01290897/document
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that is really good paper...Kha is the architect with the 'protractor' I went on about a few posts back...this page mentions that too...but that figure is telling in so many ways across so many cultures...it's one of the three patterns that tile...Trout on, steals second...Ohtani at bat...full count...K...Pujols up...and it's made with circles and the grid...compass and straight edge...thinking on this, it is all three patterns!...circles, squares, and triangles...the circles make for the hexagram pattern...and, the flower petal things have a lookalike to the two overlapping circles...that's all this is...draw circles, draw lines where the circles intersect...it's a lookalike too the famous omphalos!...brb...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omphalos
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one caption has it the omphalos were wrapped with cloth, or some such, so the pattern from a textile?...I dunno...but it is a lookalike...lookalikes are great fun!...I found a page with three pages of them!...brb...Mariners make out...to top of eighth...this game a bookend, lookalike!, to last night's game...
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Palacio de las Grecas Mitla Mexico. The two huge delphic antithetic epsilon's.
Knossos the throne room. The two antithetic epsilon.
http://www.greek-thesaurus.gr/Ancient-Greeks-existence-America.html
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author has the vocabulary, and a good eye!...'antithetic epsilons'...for sometime that Minoan throne room...author has one side by side that looks to be an error...runner at third, two outs...Calhoun up...
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Pithoid jar from Bimini - Bahamas with double axes depicted on it.
http://www.greek-thesaurus.gr/Ancient-Greeks-influence-America.html
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I cant fact check that one...but for sometime double axes!, a famous Minoan (no, Mycaenean) motif...Calhoun waps a two run home run!...Angels 5-3...well, there I've posted up some history of the grid...begun it would seem in the laying out of land for agriculture...back last season, found page with pic of planting a field checkerboard fashion in Africa...on geometric vases is checkerboard, a shroud it represents, taken apart, lifted, stylized for view of body...and from yesterday, I had the thought that registers on pottery, walls, textiles, are 'grid' like...but I can't find a good page going on about the history of registries...just the idea of doing things in that comic page look...when did it begin?...its before and after...well, I happened again on Jomon pottery in Japan, thought to be among the oldest, and looked up the oldest weaving, for sometime...and the oldest pottery, and weaving, date to before the end of the Ice Age...that 12,000 years ago horizon...Angels made out...bottom of eighth...so, all one needs to do geometric drawing is some string and a couple sticks...to top of ninth...cool, Angels ahead with their top of order coming up!...and there is a back and forth that Jomon fishermen reached Ecuador and introduced their pottery techniques...'Trout blasts one down the left side, and it is troutahere!"...cool...Ohtani up...Ohtani out on infield hit appeal...out...every game has reversals!...that was a great innovation...to 'call New York'...Pujols pops out...Queo W...Lastella up...makes out...to bottom of ninth...K..one down...base hit...the old weaving would have resgistries, much like the old pottery...I haven't seen it in petroglyphs, so registries aren't really really old...maybe began when tribute collectors noted things down in columns, registries!...lol...I dunno...K...two down...the New World din't have the pottery wheel...it does have every known ancient weaving technique...fly out to Trout...Angels 6-3...put a halo over this one...
:)
DavidDavid
Figure 4. Wood panel found in the Kha’s Tomb. Note the red lines creating the lattice for the centers of the of the black circles.
https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01290897/document
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that is really good paper...Kha is the architect with the 'protractor' I went on about a few posts back...this page mentions that too...but that figure is telling in so many ways across so many cultures...it's one of the three patterns that tile...Trout on, steals second...Ohtani at bat...full count...K...Pujols up...and it's made with circles and the grid...compass and straight edge...thinking on this, it is all three patterns!...circles, squares, and triangles...the circles make for the hexagram pattern...and, the flower petal things have a lookalike to the two overlapping circles...that's all this is...draw circles, draw lines where the circles intersect...it's a lookalike too the famous omphalos!...brb...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omphalos
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one caption has it the omphalos were wrapped with cloth, or some such, so the pattern from a textile?...I dunno...but it is a lookalike...lookalikes are great fun!...I found a page with three pages of them!...brb...Mariners make out...to top of eighth...this game a bookend, lookalike!, to last night's game...
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Palacio de las Grecas Mitla Mexico. The two huge delphic antithetic epsilon's.
Knossos the throne room. The two antithetic epsilon.
http://www.greek-thesaurus.gr/Ancient-Greeks-existence-America.html
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author has the vocabulary, and a good eye!...'antithetic epsilons'...for sometime that Minoan throne room...author has one side by side that looks to be an error...runner at third, two outs...Calhoun up...
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Pithoid jar from Bimini - Bahamas with double axes depicted on it.
http://www.greek-thesaurus.gr/Ancient-Greeks-influence-America.html
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I cant fact check that one...but for sometime double axes!, a famous Minoan (no, Mycaenean) motif...Calhoun waps a two run home run!...Angels 5-3...well, there I've posted up some history of the grid...begun it would seem in the laying out of land for agriculture...back last season, found page with pic of planting a field checkerboard fashion in Africa...on geometric vases is checkerboard, a shroud it represents, taken apart, lifted, stylized for view of body...and from yesterday, I had the thought that registers on pottery, walls, textiles, are 'grid' like...but I can't find a good page going on about the history of registries...just the idea of doing things in that comic page look...when did it begin?...its before and after...well, I happened again on Jomon pottery in Japan, thought to be among the oldest, and looked up the oldest weaving, for sometime...and the oldest pottery, and weaving, date to before the end of the Ice Age...that 12,000 years ago horizon...Angels made out...bottom of eighth...so, all one needs to do geometric drawing is some string and a couple sticks...to top of ninth...cool, Angels ahead with their top of order coming up!...and there is a back and forth that Jomon fishermen reached Ecuador and introduced their pottery techniques...'Trout blasts one down the left side, and it is troutahere!"...cool...Ohtani up...Ohtani out on infield hit appeal...out...every game has reversals!...that was a great innovation...to 'call New York'...Pujols pops out...Queo W...Lastella up...makes out...to bottom of ninth...K..one down...base hit...the old weaving would have resgistries, much like the old pottery...I haven't seen it in petroglyphs, so registries aren't really really old...maybe began when tribute collectors noted things down in columns, registries!...lol...I dunno...K...two down...the New World din't have the pottery wheel...it does have every known ancient weaving technique...fly out to Trout...Angels 6-3...put a halo over this one...
:)
DavidDavid
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