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Place-name from the Ojibwe language . . . Mackinac —

Ojibwa art — From a Dreamcatcher Log 24 search —

Related metadata —

Related comedy:  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083254/.
For DQ-related entertainment I  prefer:  Starr 80.

The above title may serve as a private memorial for a Harvard
scholar of Communist China whose work Nixon found helpful.

Related reading: 

A Log24 post from the scholar's reported date of death.

Emch.

The FUBAR Version —

Getty Images … Credit: LOIC VENANCE.

* "Atlantic City" (Sarandon)

** "The Hunger" (Deneuve)

*** "White Palace" (Spader)

An old web page . . .

Searching for updated information on the author yields . . .

Related reading:

m759.net/wordpress/?s=Swing+On

* https://www.colorado.edu/atlas/acme-lab

See Saddle in this journal. 
See also Szell Game.

In memory of writer-journalist Evan Wright,
who reportedly died on July 12, 2024 . . .

"Right through hell there is a path . . . ." — Malcolm Lowry

This quotation is from a Log24 search for "1966."

That search was suggested by the now-streaming film
"MaXXXine" and by . . .

* Title of a book by Nanavira Thera.

A search for the title phrase in this journal yields . . .

These locusts by day, these crickets by night 
Are the instruments on which to play 
Of an old and disused ambit of the soul 
Or of a new aspect, bright in discovery— 

A disused ambit of the spirit’s way,
The sort of thing that August crooners sing,
By a pure fountain, that was a ghost, and is, 
Under the sun-slides of a sloping mountain; 

Or else a new aspect, say the spirit's sex,
Its attitudes, its answers to attitudes 
And the sex of its voices, as the voice of one 
Meets nakedly another’s naked voice. 

From a 2003 "Plato's Caveman" post . . .

* Cf. San Joaquin Flashback .

https://www.newyorker.com/news/dispatch/
how-maga-world-is-taking-on-its-new-opponent —

From a search in this  journal for "Second Billing" —

* https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/20561-days-with-dr-yen-lo/

** See Woit's helpful links from the evening of July 31 —

"The second International Congress of Basic Science
ended a few days ago in Beijing. A huge number of
interesting talks, video and slides available here."

"I'm thinkin' of a clear frustration . . ."

— Adapted song lyric

Things of August*

Related narratives:

• The Dreaming Jewels
• Transfiguration College
• Archimedes at Hiroshima

Related mathematics:

*

Voilà!

A hat tip to . . .

https://www.creativebloq.com/design/graphic-design/
the-search-is-on-for-a-new-rgraphic_design-logo-
the-results-are-laughably-bad.

That post suggested . . .

The Source —

https://depositphotos.com/vectors/am.html?qview=157300120

and

https://depositphotos.com/vectors/am.html?qview=676238980 .

From Walpurgisnacht 2005 —

This post was suggested by a mention of Boone
in an Atlantic article yesterday, "OopsGPT."

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/25/arts/
joe-cool-dead-snoop-dogg-doggystyle.html

One of Carl Jung's favorite quotations —

"One, two, three . . . but where is the fourth?" (Plato, Timaeus)

Related reading —

This post was suggested by the Lewis Lapham 2005 documentary
"The American Ruling Class."

Update of 7:54 AM EDT —

"I associate many things with many things."
— "Desk Set" (1957 film).

"… always self-discovery and self-defniiton"

— Jill Schary Robinson at the end of the previous post

In memory of Lewis Lapham, who reportedly died yesterday —

Self-Discovery:

Self-Definition (from 11/27/2019):

A Companion-Piece for the Circular Rectangle

From March 3 —

"Wisconsin is a home state of sorts for the presumptive
Democratic presidential nominee, who briefly lived in Madison
as a young child."

Say "cheese."

"Today, Teddy Roosevelt’s man in the arena has a name. . . ."
— Speaker at the Republican National Convention, 2024

And then there is woman  in the arena . . . .

See as well a related YouTube video —

See as well . . .

Fans of hallucinatory fiction might recall a saying of Philip Pullman:

"The meaning of a story emerges in the meeting
between the words on the page
and the thoughts in the reader's mind.
So when people ask me what I meant by this story,
or what was the message I was trying to convey in that one,
I have to explain that I'm not going to explain.

Anyway, I'm not in the message business;
I'm in the 'Once upon a time' business."

— "Who can turn the world on with her smile?"

— Good question.

Update of 8:09 AM EDT Sunday, July 21, 2024 — In context . . .

Click for a related elegy.

Vinegar and Brown Acid.

Click to enlarge —

Midrash adapted from T. S. Eliot —

"In his end is his beginning."

See Charlottesville in this journal.

"Arrestingly beautiful."

— Tom Leonard on Natalie Wood,
in New York For The Daily Mail .
Published: 18:24 EDT, 22 March 2020

"But this torch that I found must be drowned
or it soon might explode"

— Song lyric

More recently . . .

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/18/
us/politics/trump-biden-election.html —

The above architecture, and the above phrase "a range of spaces"
(from a hotel ad in the previous post), suggest some philosophical remarks:

That Christian Scholar  date — April 15, 2015 — appeared in  this
journal as the date of a movie review in The New York Post .