Puzzles

Puzzles Episode 1Telemachus Buck Mulligan looks for a face cloth to clean his razor and not finding one in his pocket exclaims: Scutter!(See Gabler's corrected text Ulysses - Line 66, page 4) The explanations I've seen denote . The word is actually an expletive, and is a more polite expression for excrement.I'm melting, he said, as the candle remarked when ... (L333, page 10) seems to be an unfinished joke. It seems the joke remains unknown. Some references relate the comment to Icarus an...

Green Lantern Issue One

Near Matches Ignore ExactFull Text Everything2 Green Lantern #1 (review) See all of Green Lantern #1, no other writeups in this node. (review) by Glowing Fish Mon Mar 07 2022 at 1:29:26 Green Lantern #1 is the first issue of Green Lantern, and was first published in July of 1960. The character of the Silver Age Green Lantern had been introduced in Showcase #22, in September of 1959. After three issues in Showcase, Green Lantern was given his own title. Featuring MENACE of th...

Self Portrait in Green

Anyone approaching Marie Ndiaye’s Self Portrait in Green (translated by Jordan Stump in 2014 and now released in the UK by Influx Press) expecting straight-forward autobiography will be, at the very least, disconcerted – a not uncommon occurrence when it comes to her writing in general. While the slim volume clearly draws on her own life with references to friends and family, its content is deliberately restricted and, at times, surreal, as if she intends to draw on only one aspect of herself...

Review: Green Book (2018)

Green Book is a 2018 American biographical drama that brings to life the racism and poverty of America in the 1960s through a narrative of friendship and adventure. The film, though surprisingly successful in the box office, was even more so on the awards circuit. It won three Oscars in 2019 for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actor, in addition to numerous award nominations. Interestingly, the film won the 2019 AARP Award for Best Movie for Grownups. However, it f...

'The Green Knight' is a Surrealistic Masterpiece - Loyola Phoenix

By Aqib Rasheed Updated August 7, 2021 3:33 p.m. CT Published August 7, 2021 3:33 p.m. CT "The Green Knight" opens with Sir Gawain (Dev Patel) sitting on a throne, adorned with a regal yellow robe, holding a staff and ornament in his hands as he stares straight into the camera. Slowly, a crown descends from the top of the screen, as if an offering from the heavens. Once the crown rests on Gawain, his head engulfs into flames. The camera stays on this incredible image, h...

Excerpts from Color and Meaning - John Gage

Now, focusing on this passage, some interesting ideas come up for me. -zas There’s the Titan Moon of Jupiter Titian Shade (Titian was a Painter - a copy of the article linked there is also retained in Evernote as well, here. ) -zas

Literary colors

Gray:from ISBN:0816040885 - Facts on File Encyclopedia of Word and Phrase Origins

Boy With Green Hair, The (1948) – FilmFanatic.org

I wonder if there is any sort of intertext with this film and the film Black and Blue, or the movie Blue (not the blue-screen one but the more recent one). -zas Boy With Green Hair, The (1948) "Green is the color of spring… It means hope, a promise of new life to come." Synopsis: A young war orphan (Dean Stockwell) living with a kind older man (Pat O’Brien) wakes up one morning to discover that his hair has turned green. Though ostracized by his friends and neighbors, he remains ...

US Highway 231 - Everything2.com

US Highway 231 - Everything2.com US Highway 231 was one of the original United States federal highways commissioned by the American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO, now AASHTO) in November, 1926. Its original routing, as laid out in the Joint Board on Interstate Highways plan of 1925, was from Montgomery, Alabama to Marianna, Florida. The highway was given the number "231" since it was to be the second branch of US Highway 31 (US Highway 131 was already in existence in Michiga...

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verdure - etymology - greenness

verdure (n.) late 14c., "fresh green color," from Old French verdure "greenness, greenery, green fields, herbs," from verd, variant of vert "green" (12c.), from Latin viridis (source of Spanish, Italian verde), related to virere "be green," of unknown origin. Perhaps ultimately from a root meaning "growing plant" and cognate with Lithuanian veisti "propagate," Old Norse visir "bud, sprout," Old English wise "sprout, stalk, etc." But de Vaan writes that "None of the adduced set of cognates (La...

Biblical plague colors

Biblical plagues - is there a code to their order, color, other symbols?

Color filtering as colorblindness

I suspect Kubrick would have considered the experience of colorblind folks, and that he would want to give them a personal treat. Their colorblindness would be shown to have an advantage rather than a disadvantage only. Experiment with light color filters to mimic the main types of colorblindness, which are: proto (red)Duetero (green)Tri - something (blue - very rare) SEE Colorblindness

Moses and Homer Were Color Blind?

Moses and Homer Were Color Blind A Brief History of Color in Literatureby Justin Rice, published on 06/19/2017 Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son of his old age: and he made him a coat of many colours.—from the King James Bible, 1611 It was red and yellow and green and brown And scarlet and black and ochre and peach And ruby and olive and violet and fawn And lilac and gold and chocolate and mauve And cream and crimson and silver and rose And azure an...

etymology of krypton

c.f. Kryptonite for Superman , and the effects that the "hidden" have on him (Kryptonite is the hidden parts of us? Our inner nature?) I don't know for sure yet. etymology of kryptonSearch Results kryp·ton ˈkripˌtän/ noun noun: krypton; symbol: Krthe chemical element of atomic number 36, a member of the noble gas series. It is obtained by distillation of liquid air and is used in some kinds of electric light.Origin late 19th century: from Greek krupton, neuter of kruptos ‘hidden.’Translate...