And, more recently, "a war college for dragon riders" . . .
From the post-McCaffrey genre known as "romantasy" . . .
Fourth Wing — The "arch up" scene — was quoted in
The Wall Street Journal last night at 9 PM EDT —
* See a post of April 10, 2022.
** See a post of April 29, 2024.
Related Hogwarts art —
Related I Ching art —
See also . . . .
From a post of 7 AM November 15 —
Related art —
" I just like saying 'intake manifold.' " — Emma Watson
Motifs for Conway:
Later . . .
The above reposting was suggested in part by
the word "sevenfold" in Milton —
From the above nineteenth-century text, a verse by Spenser, adapted —
"Bodied, heard, souled, seen."
— might well be applied to a noted brother and sister, as in Petronius:
"… dum frater sororis suae automata per clostellum miratur …."
Detail from the Instagram of Emma Watson —
From the family playlist of Emma Watson and her brother,
producers of Renais gin . . .
Parker Posey in "Thelma," a new film featured today
on CBS Sunday morning —
The above arboreal background forms what might be called,
in the words of the great Warren PA photographer Gordon Mahan,
a "crotch shot." … Some may prefer Emma Watson —
"Think of it as a square peg being rammed hard enough
into a round hole to stay put." — Nick Schager today
at thedailybeast.com.
Related art — Emma Watson's astrological sign . . .
See as well Emma Watson and the above bling date —
August 30, 2018 —in this journal . . . "Perception of Space."
"It was hard to relax with Hermione next to you…." — J. K. Rowling
Or Fiona.
" I think I just like saying 'intake manifold.' " — Emma Watson in "The Circle."
"The manifold that Heraclitus wishes to communicate is a dense, multi-
dimensional complex of ideas and experiences, but speech and writing are
linear. It would be very inefficient to try to communicate with precision the
multidimensional complexity of such a manifold by a simple, literal linear
description."
— Word and Flux, by Bruce J. MacLennan,
p. 357 of the January 2, 2021, version.
See also MacLennan in a Log24 post of Christmas Eve, 2012.
For Emma Watson . . .
For fashion fans, a Truly Tasteless
musical accompaniment . . .
"Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie . . . ."
I prefer a companion piece —
"Nothing can come from nothing," or
"Ex nihilo nihil fit " — Classic adage
"Creation is the birth of something, and
something cannot come from nothing."
— Photographer Peter Lindbergh
See as well Peter Lindbergh's short film of
Emma Watson with goat and horse.
"Elemental, my dear Watson."
Elementary Tune for My Dear Watson
"Cinderella's turnin' up with Snow White
It's where the wild things are
It's where the wild things are (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, woo)
It's where my heart's gon' start (Ooh, ooh-ooh)
It's where the wild things are (Ooh)
Put your fucking glasses up (Ooh-woo)"
Some will prefer a more classical group . . .
The f-holes —
("f " for Fiona (Dourif) in "The Master")
Related bling:
See as well Emma Watson and the above bling date —
August 30, 2018 —in this journal . . . "Perception of Space."
"It was hard to relax with Hermione next to you…." — J. K. Rowling
For the Unicorn School —
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From posts tagged Unicorn Language —
Some will prefer the Dragon School . . .
of Tom Hiddleston, Emma Watson, and Humphrey Carpenter.
"National Unicorn Day" was yesterday . Today's mythical creature —
the villainous spymaster of The Eiger Sanction , Yurasis Dragon.
A speaker in Washington, D.C., yesterday —
“We are in a crucible moment in the history
of the United States of America,” he said at
the “Let the Church Roar” rally at the National Mall.
In other drama —
“It’s a gesture, dear, not a recipe.”
— Peggy (Vanessa Redgrave) in a 1987 film.
The above Emma Watson date — Oct. 28, 2014 — suggests
some DC-related remarks in a Log24 search for “The Lost Symbol.”
Continued from Nov. 29, 2015. See Interview + Emma Watson.
Or: Emma Watson at the Church of Synchronology .
Amir Aczel was the author of, among other books,
The Mystery of the Aleph :
Mathematics, the Kabbalah,
and the Search for Infinity , and
The Riddle of the Compass :
The Invention That Changed the World .
He reportedly died on November 26, 2015.
This post's title was suggested by the previous post
and by today's news of a notable sale of a one-copy
record album, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin."
See as well posts from Tuesday, March 11, 2014,
the day Emma Watson unveiled a new trailer —
Sarah Larson in the online New Yorker on Sept. 3, 2015,
discussed Google’s new parent company, “Alphabet”—
“… Alphabet takes our most elementally wonderful
general-use word—the name of the components of
language itself*—and reassigns it, like the words
tweet, twitter, vine, facebook, friend, and so on,
into a branded realm.”
Emma Watson in “The Bling Ring”
This journal, also on September 3 —
| Thursday, September 3, 2015
Filed under: Uncategorized — m759 @ 7:20 AM For the title, see posts from August 2007 Related theological remarks: Boolean spaces (old) vs. Galois spaces (new) in |
* Actually, Sarah, that would be “phonemes.”
For Emma Watson and the late Lizabeth Scott —
"… a groundbreaking impact …."
Comments on two sub-images from yesterday's
The Big Spielraum (image, 1 MB) that may or
may not interest Emma Watson —
The Potter Sub-Image
This is from a link in a July 8, 2011, post:
The above "Childhood's End" link leads to
a midrash on the Harry Potter series:
"After pg. 759 in Harry Potter and the
Deathly Hallows , my childhood ended."
The Carmichael Sub-Image
The number of the last page in the last Harry Potter
book is 759. This number may, for those with
cabalistic tendencies, be interpreted as the
number 3*23*11 from a 1931 mathematics paper:
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