What is a palindrome, anyway? The word “palindrome” might look a little intimidating, but all it means is a word, verse, sentence, or number that’s the same forward and backward––and trust us, after ...

This week, many Americans celebrated “palindrome week” -- a string of days in which the date is the same whether written forward or backward. For example, 9/10/19 is "91/01/9" backward -- if you take ...

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Palindromes are words or sentences that read the same backwards and forwards. And for Barry Duncan, the word puzzles became an obsession. "I thought in the early 90s ...

A palindrome is a word or phrase that is the same forwards and backwards, but a semordnilap ("palindromes" backwards) is a word that becomes a... Palindromes Semordnilap A palindrome is a word or ...

Palindromes are phrases, words or sequences that can be read the same way forwards as backwards. “Race car” is a palindrome as is the command, “Sit on a potato pan, Otis.” (This is also the title of ...

— -- Numbers geeks and Type A people who crave order, listen up! Extending through May 19, every date written numerically is a palindrome. That means you can read it forward or backward and the ...

Today is President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration day, but there is something else special about the date: January 20, 2021, is a seven-digit palindrome when it is written out as 1/20/2021. So what is ...

Inauguration Day (1/20/2021) is a palindrome date this year, meaning it's read the same forward and backward The presidential inauguration of Joe Biden on Wednesday marks a historic day in America for ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The first string of palindrome dates this year, which began on 1-20-21 and will end on 1-29-21, is now underway. The ten-day streak began on Inauguration Day with a rare seven-digit ...

As a professor of electrical engineering at University of Portland, Inan, 65, has always had an affinity for numbers, but his appreciation goes beyond their academic application. He sees them as a ...