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As for Epstein’s problem . . .

See  Lying at the Axis .

* A mathematical term. This post was suggested
by the image link to posts tagged Gainesville at
the end of the previous post.

This image is in memory of an interior decorator
who reportedly died on April 9, 2021.

It was suggested by a post from this journal on
that date.  The musical note is from a later version
of the April 9 image .

Related material:
Schlummerlied  by Cornelius Gurlitt (Opus 101, No. 6).

Vide . . .

From AntiChristmas 2010 —

Above: Art Theorist Rosalind Krauss and The Ninefold Square

   For Krauss:

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Not  by Don DeLillo —

Those apt to be seduced by language, either secular or religious,
might note that the author of the Point Omega book above is also
the author of  Abuse of Language, Abuse of Power —

Hemingway fans might note as well a website whose background
image memorializes the Catholic fallen of the Spanish Civil War:

Continues.

A pyramid scheme^† in memory of the late Bernie Madoff —

The above passage from Whitehead’s 1906 book suggests
that the tetrahedral model may be older than Polster thinks.*

This is shown by . . .

^† See also “Profzi Scheme.”

* For some related work of the above “D. Mesner,” see
Mesner, D. (1967). “Sets of Disjoint Lines in PG(3, q),”
Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 19, 273-280.

See also, in this  journal,  Mere Geometry.

Related material —

Points With Parts

This leads to . . .

Related material:  The Guy Embedding.

Recent posts on hotels and education suggest a review.
See “Child Buyer” in this journal.

From John Hersey’s The Child Buyer  (1960):

“I was wondering about that this morning…
About forgetting. I’ve always had an idea that
each memory was a kind of picture,
an insubstantial picture. I’ve thought of it as
suddenly coming into your mind when you need it,
something you’ve seen, something you’ve heard,
then it may stay awhile, or else it flies out, then
maybe it comes back another time….
If all the pictures went out, if I forgot everything,
where would they go? Just out into the air? Into the sky?
Back home around my bed, where my dreams stay?”

“We keep coming back and coming back
To the real: to the hotel instead of the hymns….”

— Wallace Stevens

— Postcard from eBay 

For Timeless  fans, a flashback to April 8, 2016 —

See as well the above Rittenhouse date — April 8, 2016 —
in posts tagged April 8-11 2016.

Ever Witch Way

Related art in memory of Arthur Kopit —

This post was suggested by a recent American Mathematical Society essay:

“My goal here is to make the results of one such collaboration,
by Branko Grünbaum (1929-2018) and Geoffrey Shephard (1927-2016)
in the area of discrete geometry more widely known.”

Grünbaum reportedly died on Sept. 14, 2018 — Holy Cross Day.

As for Shephard . . .

“… incessant need to crack the detail ….”  Or vice-versa.

“… But it’s all right now
I learned my lesson well
You see, you can’t please everyone
So you got to please yourself… ”

Everybody comes to Rick’s.

For the above title, see Berlekamp Garden vs. Kinder Garten .

Posts tagged Ministry of Culture.

These include . . .

(From “Raiders of the Lost Coordinates,” Feb. 17, 2021.)

“What kind of person bokehs an inscape?“

Perhaps the same kind that would bokeh Gugu:

See as well the Log24 posts from the date of Dickstein’s death.
These are now tagged “The Cornfield Hallows.”

In memory of George Segal.

“That must be the corpse.”

Jersey girls are tough.

“So, tell me about your most recent nightmare.”

— Dr. Raynor in “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier”

Update of 2:07 PM ET on March 20 —

Flashback to a different Quinn —

“Click on the Yellow Book.“

I prefer Octavio Paz on the Monkey God.

See Figaro’s Passover.