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“But perhaps its most iconic reinvention came with the longstanding
Marlboro Man campaign, which ran from 1963 to 1971. In an article
by Denver Post journalist Jim Carrier, who spent six months traveling
across the American West to meet former Marlboro Men, we’re told
that the campaign began in late 1954, when ad exec Leo Burnett asked
his top creatives, ‘What is the most masculine image in the U.S. today?’

According to Carrier, ‘Philip Morris, the fourth-largest American tobacco
company, wanted to create a filter cigarette to deal with the rising problem
of smoker’s cough and lung disease. But they had to overcome the early
image of filters as being for sissies.'”

Related story from The New York Times  on Monday, March 1  —

Related flashback from this  journal on Sunday, February 28 —

    Click Nina for the above film from Good Friday, 2019.

For a different sort of dazzle, and of seeing beneath,
vide  Square Space.    “Leave a space.” — Stoppard,  Jumpers

Also on February Seventh —

“Before time began, there was the Cube.”
— Hassenfeld Brothers cinematic merchandising slogan

This suggests a review of Wonder Woman and the Dreamstone —

He reportedly died on Jan. 31 at a hospital in Jerusalem.

See also “Deutsche Ordnung ,” the phrase (and film) “Triple Cross,”
and “Circle of Positivity” (Christmas Day, 2020).

“As you read, watch for patterns. Pay special attention to
imagery that is geometric….” — “Pattern in The Defense”

Click to enlarge the author page below.

The Georginas of the title are from yesterday’s posts tagged Poetics.

The hexagrams of the title, shown below, are from
http://finitegeometry.org/sc/64/iching.html .

From a search for “Studio 60” in this journal —

Related remarks:  “Bee Season”  in this journal.

This post was suggested by a list of names in the previous post
and by a death date in the obituary of a Phillips Andover alumnus.

“Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul,
As the swift seasons roll!”

— Oliver Wendell Holmes, “The Chambered Nautilus”

See as well this journal on the above library date — December 15, 2014 —
in posts now tagged Myth and Memory.

See also Balcony in this  journal.

For the title, see Illuminations in this journal.

Another approach —

These images were suggested by Creamy and Sweaty.

A search for the above title in this journal yields
a post that itself yields two philosophical links:

 Sweaters and Muses.

“It’s not unusual for theorists to work on speculative ideas
involving some degree of wishful thinking, but this is
a case of taking that to an extreme.”

— Peter Woit today, “This Week’s Hype”

I prefer the wishful thinking of Robert A. Heinlein —

See “Hollywood Nihilism Meets Pantheistic Solipsism”
from Feb. 24 in 2009, and, from today’s date four years
ago: “For Your Consideration.”

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Monday, May 16, 2011

Cullinane, Steven H.   Diamond theory :
printed (signed), 1976., 1976..
W. V. Quine papers, MS Am 2587, (1611).
Houghton Library, Harvard College Library.
https://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/c/
hou01800c01663/catalog
Accessed January 21, 2021

Source of citation —

https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/
repositories/24/archival_objects/809161 .

For the content — just the first 12 pages —
see http://www.log24.com/log/
Diamond_Theory-1976-pp-1-12.pdf .

Later observations —
“Finite Geometry website of Steven H. Cullinane,”
archived at
https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?
persistentId=doi%3A10.7910%2FDVN%2FKHMMVH .

“… motifs that look like Monet on acid. This particular mode
of expression has been in Lyche’s repertoire ever since she
graduated from the art academy in 2004.”

Monet-related entertainment —

Wrap that rascal!