A sequel to the Plan 9 post of September 5th, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Nine Tailors
Monday, November 8, 2021
Monday, November 3, 2014
Plan 9 Continues…
A link to “Nine Tailors” in this journal may serve as
a memorial to the late David M. Abshire, who
reportedly died at 88 on Halloween.
See also tonight’s previous post and a remark by
Mira Sorvino in her version of The Great Gatsby .
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Masks
Charles Isherwood on the death last Saturday of a fellow theater critic—
"...as it happened, I heard about his death just as I was entering the Lunt-Fontanne to see 'The Addams Family.' For a second time. By myself.
Now, there are happier ways to spend a Saturday night than attending a show you didn’t particularly like for the second time, by yourself. (Long story.) But then there’s no happy way to spend the night a friend dies."
For what it's worth— night thoughts from this journal, Saturday night to Sunday morning—
- Annals of Conceptual Art (2:02 AM ET Sunday)
- Annals of Philosophy (3:33 AM ET Sunday)
- Sunday School (9:00 AM ET Sunday)
From "Sunday School"—
"Nine tailors make a man."
– Dorothy Sayers
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sunday School
"Mathematics is forever."
— Gian-Carlo Rota
"Nine is a very powerful
Nordic number."
— Katherine Neville
"Nine tailors make a man."
— Dorothy Sayers
Thursday, December 19, 2002
Thursday December 19, 2002
Plain Hunt Maximus
This midnight’s site music is in honor of Sinatra’s first recording session for Reprise on December 19, 1960 (which included “Ring-a-Ding-Ding”).
See also The Nine Tailors, by Dorothy Sayers, and this applet for devising your own peal of changes.
Those who prefer Disney may go to this web page and click on the title “The Bells of Notre Dame” for a different midi. For Mary Gaitskill‘s more mature approach to Victor Hugo’s classic, click here.