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See the title in this journal.

* See some related images from this  journal.

"The Cardinal seemed a little preoccupied today."

The above phrase in a different edition (click to enlarge) —

In three generations of MacDonalds —

    Marvel's Jessica Jones, S1 E13

These are questions to which we might hope
the New York Times 's film critics know the answers.

See Harmonic Analysis in this journal.

See also Loop.

"Here we go loop de lie."

From New York City on All Hallows' Eve 2013 —

From this  journal on All Hallows' Eve 2013 —

See the title in this journal.

(Continued)

See also

• Summerisle Cross
• Jerusalem Cross
• Space Cross.

This post was suggested by Log24 remarks on May 4, 2014,
the date of Garrett Lisi's Twitter post announcing the opening
of his Pacific Science Institute (see previous post).

Suggested by the previous post, "The Secret Life of Harry Albers" —

The fictional "Pacific Science Institute" in novels by Albers
seems to have appeared first in his Murder at Lake Tomahawk
(Dec. 14, 2000). Its name may or may not have influenced the
founder of the later non -fictional Pacific Science Institute —

Related material:

Two-Year College (May 14, 2014) and
Easter Eggs for Rosalind (July 7, 2018).

Beep Beep, Alan.

"God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign"

   "No one expected a fire tornado."
— California governor Jerry Brown

See also Lexicon in this journal.

For Ant-Man —

For Spider-Man —

* Mathematical term, not related to "Perfect Number/Universe."

See a review of the new Anne Tyler novel Clock Dance
in today's  online New York Times .

For a more abstract dance, see Ballet Blanc .

"A blank underlies the trials of device." — Wallace Stevens

See the title phrase in this journal on Feb. 15, 2009, and
the blazon of the coat of arms of the University of York*
on the following day, Feb. 16, 2009 —

* See previous post.

Related material —

See esp. the No. Land link.

Mary McCarthy's philosophical remark in the previous post
suggests further investigation of the number 281 . . .

Another way to secure 281 –

From this afternoon's New York Times  obituaries,
a paragraph on an author who reportedly died 
Wednesday —

A 2016 Scribner edition of Stephen King's IT —

Angles:

Saxons:

See Saxon in this journal.

"We want every student to have a fulfilling experience
of higher education that enriches their lives and careers."

Sure you do.

Click on the the bell 
for related posts.

For Katherine Neville, author of The Eight

The title is suggested by a vintage 80's Wendy's commercial
featuring a Soviet fashion show.

For the svimwear itself, see recent items on the New York Times Wire .

Update at 2:05 PM ET the same day —

See also Log24 posts on the above date — August 1, 2015.

See also the previous post, "Space 101."

Note that "one-oh-one" is not the same as "eye-oh-eye."

A look at this publication was suggested by the previous post,
Raiders of the Hidden Dimensions.

From the Columbia University Press description of Hidden Dimensions —

— https://cup.columbia.edu/book/hidden-dimensions/9780231141505

For variations on these themes, see Batman Begins (2005)
and the trailer for Knight of Cups (2015) —

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See as well this  journal on the above YouTube date:  May 17, 2010.

See "Route 6" in this journal.

From that search —

"Looking for what was, where it used to be" 
— Wallace Stevens

"‘It’s like going backwards in time to the late 1950s."
— Norma Jean Thompson

Related material (click to enlarge) —

* Term from a recent Steven Spielberg film.

* See also "Hole in the Wall" in this  journal.

See also "Smallest Perfect" in this journal.

A search for the phrase "nonlinear Boolean algebra" yields few results.

"Nonlinear Boolean functions " seems to be the phrase intended.

On the mathematics of nonlinear Boolean functions —

A memorable death —

For those who prefer narrative to mathematics —

A related image —

Line from the 1957 cartoon in the previous post —

"C'mon in , Eddie!"

Related dramatic monologue —

“I need a photo opportunity, I want a shot at redemption.
 Don’t want to end up a cartoon in a cartoon graveyard.”
 — Paul Simon

From a cartoon graveyard on yesterday's date in 1957 —

For the photo opportunity of the Paul Simon song, see
my former sixth-grade teacher on that same 1957 page.

This journal on July 12, 2018 —

"Look, my favorite expression is,
'When you go up to the bell, ring it,
or don’t go up to the bell.' …
We’ve gone too far. We have to ring the bell."

— Mel Brooks on "The Producers"
     in The New York Times  today.

Some historical background —

Related material —

See too Ballet Blanc  and Expanding the Spiel.

A non -Paris review —

There is more than one kind of harassment.

For example —

A document linked to on June 20 by The New York Times :

This  journal on the above arXiv date —

Today is World Emoji Day.

Another approach to hermeneutics —

https://hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/
questions/28900/whats-the-difference-
between-אֱלֹהִ֖ים-and-כֵּֽאלֹהִ֔ים

See also the above date here  on Bastille Day.

Art from a Google News weather report

See as well the Log24 post Stability of August 9th, 2017.

From a search in this journal for Bloom Sublime —

"Sweet Little Sixteen
She’s got the grown-up blues"

— Chuck Berry, January 1958

Related material — Hollywood Easter

See Temple Bell in this journal.

Related material —

Linked to in a Log24 post of Jan. 21, 2008 —

"The Shining" dance scene from the 2018 film "Ready Player One" —

From a Log24 post earlier today —

From a Log24 post of Thursday, July 12, 2018 —

An image from the previous post —

Related material — Looking Deeply.

Related drama —

From a Log24 post of May 3, 2018 —

Related material —

(and Stephen King)

"Imagine a world in which … you start watching a mini-series
so long that you will not know how it comes out until
your grandchildren start arriving in Paradise."

— Russell Baker, op-ed, The New York Times , Nov. 16, 1988