Season 36 (1-500) Flashcards
MOTOR TREND CAR OF THE YEAR: 2004: This pioneering Toyota model
the Prius
MOTOR TREND CAR OF THE YEAR: 2018: This maker’s Giulia was the alfa dog
Alfa Romeo
MOTOR TREND CAR OF THE YEAR: 1984: This Chevy sports car, about 30 years overdue
the Corvette
MOTOR TREND CAR OF THE YEAR: 1958: This sporty pre-Mustang Ford
Thunderbird
HEALTH WATCH: Short periods in the sun provide this vitamin AKA cholecalciferol
D
HEALTH WATCH: Regular exercise can raise this “good” type of cholesterol
HDL
HEALTH WATCH: Abbreviated O.T., it’s designed to maintain &/or improve a patient’s living skills
occupational therapy
HEALTH WATCH: In public showers you’re advised to wear shower shoes to prevent this condition, tinea pedis
athlete’s foot
HEALTH WATCH: Sudden fever & neck stiffness could signal this serious inflammation of the membranes that surround the brain & spinal cord
meningitis
PARTS OF SPEECHES: Douglas MacArthur, 1951: “I now close my military career and just…"
fade away
PARTS OF SPEECHES: Lou Gehrig, 1939: “Today, I consider myself…"
the luckiest man on the face of the Earth
PARTS OF SPEECHES: MLK, 1963: “They will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of…"
their character
PARTS OF SPEECHES: William Faulkner at the Nobel banquet: “I believe that man will not merely endure: he will…"
prevail
FROM PAGE TO SCREEN: This Spielberg Holocaust film was based on a book by Thomas Keneally
Schindler’s List
FROM PAGE TO SCREEN: A novel by Chuck Palahniuk was the basis for this film starring Brad Pitt & Edward Norton
Fight Club
FROM PAGE TO SCREEN: She stars as literary forger Lee Israel in “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”, based on the memoir of the same name
Melissa McCarthy
FROM PAGE TO SCREEN: This film with Ray Liotta & Joe Pesci was based on the book “Wiseguy: Life in a Mafia Family"
Goodfellas
FROM PAGE TO SCREEN: Emma Stone played aspiring writer Skeeter Phelan in this ’60s-set film based on the novel of the same name
The Help
KITCHEN ORIGINS: Reinhold Burger held a contest to name his insulated container based on the Dewar flask–this word, Greek for “hot”, won
Thermos
KITCHEN ORIGINS: This appliance was invented in the 1940s; the Radarange was one of the first commercial ones
a microwave
KITCHEN ORIGINS: The Oster company created recipes so that this appliance would be used in the kitchen as well as the bar
a blender
KITCHEN ORIGINS: This man based his airtight plastic tops on inverted paint can lids
(Earl) Tupper
KITCHEN ORIGINS: Peter Schlumbohm used a Pyrex glass carafe when he invented the Chemex brand of this
a coffee pot
GREEK & LATIN PREFIXES: When it comes to Latin prefixes, 3 letters = this one meaning “one"
uni-
GREEK & LATIN PREFIXES: Vincent van Gogh’s brother knows this 4-letter combining form is built like a Greek “god"
theo-
GREEK & LATIN PREFIXES: From the Latin for “around”, it can precede -navigation & -locution
circum-
GREEK & LATIN PREFIXES: Mal- is from Latin for “bad”; the Greeks used this prefix to indicate something bad, like when used before -function
dys-
GREEK & LATIN PREFIXES: This near-the-end-of-the-alphabet prefix often paired with “phobia” is from the Greek for “alien"
xeno-
BROADWAY MUSICALS BY CHARACTER: Fraulein Schneider & the Master of Ceremonies
Cabaret
BROADWAY MUSICALS BY CHARACTER: Velma Kelly & her lawyer Billy Flynn
Chicago
BROADWAY MUSICALS BY CHARACTER: Laurey, Curly, Jud Fry
Oklahoma!
BROADWAY MUSICALS BY CHARACTER: Danny, Sandy, Rizzo
Grease
BROADWAY MUSICALS BY CHARACTER: Max von Mayerling, Norma Desmond
Sunset Boulevard
THE 1820s: "Sacr” bleu! French king Charles X’s law named for this sinful crime, like stealing communion wafers, could impose the death penalty
sacrilege
THE 1820s: In 1828 explorer René Caillié became the first European to visit this city now in central Mali & to survive to tell the tale
Timbuktu
THE 1820s: British surgeon Thomas Wakley founded this “incisive” medical journal that’s still published today
Lancet
WORLD CURRENCY: After the U.S. pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal with this country in 2018, its currency plunged
Iran
WORLD CURRENCY: ISK is the currency code for this country’s krona
Iceland
WORLD CURRENCY: In 2018 its pres. Erdogan urged his people to take euros & dollars from under their pillows & convert them to the native lira
Turkey
WORLD CURRENCY: In 2018 this country introduced the sovereign bolívar, dropping 5 zeroes so something that cost 5 mil. old bolívars is now just 50
Venezuela
WORLD CURRENCY: Nicaragua’s currency is the cordoba, equal to 100 of these, from the Spanish for “100th part"
centavo
LAST NAME FLOW-TOGETHERS: Leonard, a conductor & piano player “on the town” in 1944, & Henry, who made his first grand piano in 1856
Bernsteinway
LAST NAME FLOW-TOGETHERS: Lena, one of TV’s “Girls”, & Dashiell, who wrote about hard-boiled men
Dunhammett
LAST NAME FLOW-TOGETHERS: Journalist Ted, who brought us the news late at night, & politician Nancy, who makes news on many days
Koppelosi
LAST NAME FLOW-TOGETHERS: Edwin, husband of Caroline Kennedy, & Ingrid, wife of Roberto Rossellini
Schlossberg & Bergman
LAST NAME FLOW-TOGETHERS: Jesse, who created a Rainbow Coalition, & Barry, who directed “Addams Family Values"
Jacksonnenfeld
JACK LONDON: "The Star Rover” of 1915 revolves around this concept of rebirth as a man on death row recounts his past lives
reincarnation
JACK LONDON: In London’s early novel “A Daughter of the Snows”, a young woman seeks adventure in the Klondike region of this territory
the Yukon
JACK LONDON: In “The Game”, a man shows his fiancee the brutality of this sport in which he competes
boxing
JACK LONDON: The title of this novel refers to the brutality of ship’s captain Wolf Larsen
The Sea-Wolf
THE “BEAN” STALK: 3-word phrase meaning to divulge confidential information or secrets
spill the beans
THE “BEAN” STALK: Scientifically known as Glycine max, this member of the pea family is native to Asia
the soybean
THE “BEAN” STALK: The pope’s is white & called a zucchetto
beanie
THE “BEAN” STALK: In Del Rio, Texas you can find the grave of this notorious frontier judge
Roy Bean
THE “BEAN” STALK: In 2019 Northeastern beat Boston College to win this venerable hockey tourney
the Beanpot
BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY: A site excavated since 1899, Tell es-Safi has been identified as this Philistine city, home to a giant warrior
Gath
FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE: Hey there, fancy (above the) pants! The name of this tuxedo staple comes from the Hindi for a waist band
a cummerbund
FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE: Keep your eye on the prize… one of these aids is held in place by your forehead & cheek muscles
a monocle
FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE: This tall spiked heel ends in a tiny base, & here’s a metal tip for you–1950s women rocked ‘em
a stiletto
FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE: Princess Jasmine in the animated “Aladdin” wore these pants that get their name from a grouping of women
harem
FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE: As well as French, these shirt features can be fringed or hounds’ ears
cuffs
MUSICAL STYLES: This “colorful” genre has subgroups named for Chicago & Memphis
blues
MUSICAL STYLES: Lil Nas X made waves in 2019 with his crossover song “Old Town Road” in the genre known as “country” this
rap
MUSICAL STYLES: Britannica calls this 3-letter genre “Jamaica’s first indigenous urban pop style"
ska
MUSICAL STYLES: This Louisiana style follows “Buckwheat” in the name of one of its popular performers
zydeco
MUSICAL STYLES: In Britain, Dave Clark’s Tottenham Sound competed with the “Beat” named for this river that’s in a song by Gerry & the Pacemakers
Mersey
NAME-CALLING IN POLITICS: Critics call GOP members who have gotten too liberal RINOs, short for this
Republican In Name Only
NAME-CALLING IN POLITICS: The Progressive Party was also called this male deer
Bull Moose
NAME-CALLING IN POLITICS: Northerners against the Civil War embraced this beastly nickname & cut the heads out of Liberty pennies to wear as badges
Copperhead
36 TIMES THE FUN: A perfect 3-game series in bowling will require you to throw 36 strikes in a row, yielding you this total score
900
36 TIMES THE FUN: As a young man, this 36th president taught debate & public speaking at Sam Houston High School
LBJ
36 TIMES THE FUN: A 36 is a perfect score on this college admissions test
the ACT
36 TIMES THE FUN: A famous series of prints by the Japanese artist Hokusai is called the “36 Views of” this landmark
Mount Fuji
PIG LATIN: Word maven Richard Lederer points out that this is Pig Latin for “trash”, but it’s also an (apt) English word
ashtray
PIG LATIN: In a Three Stooges short, trying to explain Pig Latin, Arrylay & this guy tell Urlycay he’s umbday
Oemay
PIG LATIN: The OED defines this Pig Latin word as “no; not possibly” & has citations back to around 1930
ixnay
PIG LATIN: The “Historical Dict. of American Slang” defines this Pig Latin word as “to clear out” & has citations back to around 1930
amscray
PIG LATIN: Pig Latin cheered up the Depression–in 1933 a popular song debuted with a Pig Latin segment, “e’reway inay the” this
"oneymay"
RAINFORESTS: With about 225 million acres of coverage, this Asian island nation is third to Brazil & the Congo in rainforest area
Indonesia
RAINFORESTS: The ipe tree was harvested from rainforests for its wood, durable enough to last 25 years as this path on Coney Island
the boardwalk
LITERARY LADIES: 1944’s “Absent in the Spring” is one of the non-mystery novels she wrote under the name Mary Westmacott
(Agatha) Christie
LITERARY LADIES: On Ursula Le Guin’s passing, George R.R. Martin called her one of the great writers of these paired genres of the past century
science fiction & fantasy
LITERARY LADIES: It’s the first name shared by bestselling authors Delinsky, Tuchman & Kingsolver
Barbara
LITERARY LADIES: During the Harlem Renaissance, she wrote “Their Eyes Were Watching God"
(Zora Neale) Hurston
LITERARY LADIES: At 15 she wrote a satirical “History of England” by “a partial, prejudiced, & ignorant historian"
Jane Austen
TITL”ING” THE MOVIE: In the titles of a cinematic “Part 1” & “Part 2”, it followed “The Twilight Saga"
Breaking Dawn
TITL”ING” THE MOVIE: In 1980 it starred Jack Nicholson
The Shining
TITL”ING” THE MOVIE: 1981 movie about werewolves & the noise they made
The Howling
TITL”ING” THE MOVIE: In a comedy Jason Segal went to Hawaii so he could be doing this
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
TITL”ING” THE MOVIE: In 1991 Julia Roberts was doing this before faking her own death
Sleeping with the Enemy
PSYCHOLOGY: G. Stanley Hall, the 19th C. founder of child psychology, said, “men grow old because they stop” doing this, not the other way around
playing
PSYCHOLOGY: In 1938 Kurt Schneider defined hearing these as a first-rank symptom of schizophrenia
auditory hallucinations (or voices)
PSYCHOLOGY: Freud distinguished “real” fear from this kind of fear, such as phobias; now it’s an adjective for anyone anxious or just high-strung
neurotic
THE 20th CENTURY: In the early 20th century, he introduced a concept of nonviolent resistance called satyagraha
Gandhi
THE 20th CENTURY: 1902 saw the end of this conflict known to Afrikaners as the Second War of Independence
the Boer War
THE 20th CENTURY: In the 1930s Mustafa Kemal made Kemal his first name & took this last name
Ataturk
THE 20th CENTURY: In 1933 & in 1952 this Cuban toppled the regimes of other leaders; he himself was deposed in 1959
(Fulgencio) Batista
PIG ENGLISH: This is an old word for a sack; buy “a pig in” one & you don’t really know what you’re getting
a poke
PIG ENGLISH: In 1901 John Moore-Brabazon strapped a shoat name Icarus into a basket on the wing of his Voisin, & this impossibility was a reality
pigs flying
PIG ENGLISH: The first recorded use of “in a” this as an exclamation of derision dates to 1847
pig’s eye
PIG ENGLISH: An 1824 London news report on a boxing match said that one of the fighters did this like a pig
sweat
PIG ENGLISH: Completes a quote from Matthew 7:6: “Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your…"
pearls before swine
1960s TV HISTORY: The 1967 finale of “The Fugitive” drew in 78 million viewers, surpassing the 73 million who tuned into this show Sunday, February 9, 1964
The Ed Sullivan Show
A PRINCE OF A GUY: Prince Friso of this country died in The Hague in 2013 after a skiing accident
the Netherlands
A PRINCE OF A GUY: Said just like it looks, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd died in 1282 as the last powerful independent prince of this
Wales
A PRINCE OF A GUY: In 1904 this couple welcomed Czarevitch Alexis to the family, joining his 4 sisters, but things would not end well
Nicholas & Alexandra
A PRINCE OF A GUY: Prince was one of many titles of this Prussian– he also had count, duke, prime minister & chancellor on his resume
Bismarck
4-LETTER WORDS: "Don’t touch that” this, the tuning knob on a radio or television
dial
4-LETTER WORDS: "Pick up the” this, the rate of speed at which someone walks or runs
pace
4-LETTER WORDS: It’s a fact that this word means a collection of facts & figures to be processed in some way
data
4-LETTER WORDS: Atomic number 30, this bluish white metal is a component of brass
zinc
HOBBIES & PASTIMES: Amateur astronomers know of the 5 planets that can be seen with the naked eye, this is the farthest from the Sun
Saturn
HOBBIES & PASTIMES: Clay pigeons simulating birds in flight are mechanically lofted skyward in this pastime; pull!
skeet (or trap shooting)
HOBBIES & PASTIMES: Forge your own knife in this hobby that takes its name from a worker of metals
blacksmithing
NUMERIC LIT: This kid lit classic has a chapter called “The Puppies Arrive"
One Hundred and One Dalmatians
NUMERIC LIT: E.L. James self-published this first book in an erotic series that started as fan fiction loosely based on “Twilight"
Fifty Shades of Grey
NUMERIC LIT: The cover of the first edition of this 1961 military novel included a dancing figure & a little airplane
Catch-22
NUMERIC LIT: John Reed gave an eyewitness account of the Bolshevik Revolution in “Ten Days That” did this
Shook the World
NUMERIC LIT: "The Science of Deduction” is chapter one of this Sherlock Holmes story
The Sign of Four
THANK YOU: In her hit song “Thank U, Next”, she references former flames Pete Davidson & Mac Miller
Ariana Grande
THANK YOU: In an open letter about his Alzheimer’s, he thanked the American people for giving him the honor of serving as president
Reagan
THANK YOU: Some tidying up advice from her: if an object doesn’t spark joy, say thank you & goodbye
Marie Kondo
THANK YOU: In Luke 17 Jesus healed 10 men with this skin disease but only one thanked him
leprosy
THANK YOU: David Finkel’s acclaimed follow-up to “The Good Soldiers”, about those soldiers returning home, has this 5-word title
Thank You for Your Service
NEXT: "Tonight Show” hosts: Paar, Carson, him, Conan, him
Leno
NEXT: Rolling Stones Top 40 hits: “Heart of Stone”, “The Last Time”, this signature song, the band’s first no. 1
"(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” (“Satisfaction” accepted)
NEXT: World Series winners since 2016: the Cubs, the Astros, this A.L. team
the Red Sox
NEXT: Movie James Bonds: Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, him
(Pierce) Brosnan
NEXT: Grisham novels: “The Client”, “The Chamber”, “The Rainmaker”, this title 12
The Runaway Jury
IT IS ROCKET SCIENCE: Beginning in 1989 the solid rocket boosters in this NASA program carried radio transponders so they could be recovered & reused
the Shuttle program
IT IS ROCKET SCIENCE: Hutchings was the middle name of this notorious RHG who pioneered rocket science
(Robert H.) Goddard
IT IS ROCKET SCIENCE: This force that propels a rocket is equal to the rate at which it expels mass times the velocity of its exhaust
thrust
HOTELS: In a classic kids’ book by Kay Thompson, Eloise lives at this NYC hotel
the Plaza
HOTELS: The Belmond Hotel Monasterio offers oxygen-enriched rooms because it’s in this Peruvian city that’s at 11,000 feet
Cusco
HOTELS: This luxurious hotel in Paris opened in 1928 with a name honoring the British monarchy
George V
NAME-LETTER PEOPLE: From his 1952 parole to his 1964 hajj, Malcolm Little went by this name
Malcolm X
NAME-LETTER PEOPLE: Kat Von D rose to TV fame on “Miami Ink” & “L.A. Ink” in this profession
a tattoo artist
NAME-LETTER PEOPLE: This British pop singer revealed she survived a stroke at 18 & “there’s no real reason for the J"
Jessie J
NAME-LETTER PEOPLE: In 2014 the Queen signed her first tweet “Elizabeth R.”, the R. short for this Latin word
Regina
CLASSICAL DANCE: Not “sausage” but this dance follows “Vienna Blood” in a Johann Strauss Jr. title
waltz
CLASSICAL DANCE: Between 1915 & 1917, after traveling among rural people, Bela Bartok wrote 6 “Romanian” these “Dances"
Folk
CLASSICAL DANCE: Bach’s keyboard suites include music for this happy dance, 5 letters long (not 3) & starting with “G” (not “J”)
a gigue
CLASSICAL DANCE: Jean-Baptiste Lully pioneered music for this dance whose name, from the Latin for “small”, comes from its small, dainty steps
a minuet
PROVERBS & EXPRESSIONS: Shakespeare noted that “all the world’s” one of these
a stage
PROVERBS & EXPRESSIONS: Boxers embrace the pithy old saying “don’t lead with your” this
chin
PROVERBS & EXPRESSIONS: Snitches get stitches, & these “tell no tales"
dead men
PROVERBS & EXPRESSIONS: Ask Pinocchio– one of these “should have a good memory"
a liar
PROVERBS & EXPRESSIONS: Be prepared! “Put your trust in God, but keep” this “dry"
your powder
THAT PLACE USED TO BE CALLED…: Until 1784 music out of his city had the Fort Nashborough sound
Nashville
THAT PLACE USED TO BE CALLED…: The Portuguese name for this island was Ilha Formosa, “Beautiful Island"
Taiwan
THAT PLACE USED TO BE CALLED…: St. Petersburg was once called Leningrad; similarly, Volgograd was once called by this name
Stalingrad
THAT PLACE USED TO BE CALLED…: Much of what makes up the Czech Republic today was once this kingdom, which was, oddly, once ruled by the Luxembourg Dynasty
Bohemia
THAT PLACE USED TO BE CALLED…: Until 1855 this Western Hemisphere capital city was known as Bytown
Ottawa
CHILDREN’S BOOKS: The original title of this 1900 classic included a gem; another working title mentioned a Plains state
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
SEPTEMBER: The third Saturday in September is the start of this German festival first observed in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding; cheers!
Oktoberfest
SEPTEMBER: September is the heritage month for this style of music that rose to new heights in the Black church
gospel music
SEPTEMBER: In 2019 Sept. 8-14 is the national week for this type of facility housing seniors who need help but not full-time nursing care
assisted living centers
SEPTEMBER: These heavenly occurrences due in September 2019 include the Southern Taurids
a meteor shower
EVERYDAY FOOTBALL TERMS: A long walk through the woods
a hike
EVERYDAY FOOTBALL TERMS: "Explosive” word denoting a giant failure, maybe at the box office
a bomb
EVERYDAY FOOTBALL TERMS: Prayer AKA an Ave Maria
a Hail Mary
EVERYDAY FOOTBALL TERMS: A sudden rushed or ill-informed type of judgment
snap
EVERYDAY FOOTBALL TERMS: A mental pause related to a certain subject, perhaps due to a psychological issue
block
BLANK THAT GUY: Connived his way to control of the New York City Treasury in the 1870s: William “____” ____
"Boss” Tweed
BLANK THAT GUY: Alliterative SS chief: Heinrich ____
Himmler
BLANK THAT GUY: Ran a brutal gang in Prohibition-era NYC: Dutch ___
Schultz
BLANK THAT GUY: Shot near a Virginia farmhouse in April 1865: ____ ____ ____
John Wilkes Booth
BLANK THAT GUY: Took over in Cambodia in 1975: ____ ____
Pol Pot
CISTERN CITIES: Ancient cisterns were basically rainwater barrels; in 79 A.D., some Pompeiians tried to hide in them from this disaster
the eruption of Vesuvius
CISTERN CITIES: This tippy-top area of Athens employed wells & cisterns
the Acropolis
CISTERN CITIES: This western U.S. city, fire-prone since the Shades Hotel burned in 1849, still has around 200 buried cisterns
San Francisco
IT’S HYPHENATED: It’s a synonym for carousel
merry-go-round
IT’S HYPHENATED: According to the Flag Code, for 30 days after the death of a president, the flag should be flown this way
at half-staff
IT’S HYPHENATED: Like the platypus, dinosaurs known as hadrosaurs have this descriptive facial adjective applied to them
duck-bill
IT’S HYPHENATED: It takes about a week to travel the 5,700-mile route from Moscow to Vladivostok on this railway
the Trans-Siberian
IT’S HYPHENATED: During the Revolutionary War, George Washington had many of these confidential assistants including Alexander Hamilton
aide-de-camp
ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY: The name of this joint means “arm bend"
the elbow
ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY: From the Latin for “neck”, it’s the narrow, necklike lower end of the uterus
cervix
ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY: The name of this hard protein found in hair & nails derives its name from a Greek word for “horn"
keratin
ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY: This other word for the windpipe comes from the Greek for “rough”; it was the “rough artery"
the trachea
ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY: Aristotle was the first to call the bones of the fingers these; they are arranged in rows like Greek soldiers
phalanges
THE NON-ADVERB “-LY” WORD: A young female horse
a filly
THE NON-ADVERB “-LY” WORD: In scientific classification, it’s between order & genus
family
THE NON-ADVERB “-LY” WORD: 2 independent countries lie within the borders of this nation
Italy
THE NON-ADVERB “-LY” WORD: 5-letter piece of ornamental lace or embroidery found on a table
doily
THE NON-ADVERB “-LY” WORD: Hospital attendant job with nonmedical duties
orderly
CANADIAN TV SHOWS: Several incarnations of this sci-fi show about an ancient space portal were filmed in British Columbia
Stargate
CANADIAN TV SHOWS: After witnessing the death of her double, a hustler is drawn into a clone-spiracy on this drama
Orphan Black
CANADIAN TV SHOWS: Showing bush pilots at work & at play, “Arctic Air” is set in this “colorful” capital of the Northwest Territories
Yellowknife
CANADIAN TV SHOWS: This Canadian sketch comedy troupe including Dave Foley & Kevin McDonald had its own show
Kids in the Hall
BEEN AROUND AWHILE: History’s longest papacy, that of Pius IX, included the 1854 affirmation of this doctrine that Mary was born without original sin
the Immaculate Conception
BEEN AROUND AWHILE: During China’s 800-year Zhou Dynasty, these came into common use, maybe as cooks dealt with scarcity by serving tinier bits of food
chopsticks
BEEN AROUND AWHILE: To raise money for his army, King Charles I called the “Long” one of these in 1640; it lasted past the king’s death in 1649
Parliament
BEEN AROUND AWHILE: Ernest Hollings, who died in 2019 at age 97, was a junior senator longer than anyone else–36 years from this state
South Carolina
YOGA POSES: Upward-facing this is part of the sun salutation sequence
dog
YOGA POSES: It can be a challenge to stand as strong as an oak on one leg in vrksasana, this pose
tree
YOGA POSES: The hip-opening fire log pose is often suggested to treat this leg pain named for a nerve
sciatica
SUN SALUTATIONS: An optimistic tune from this Broadway show promises that “the sun’ll come out tomorrow"
Annie
SUN SALUTATIONS: This Thoreau work ends, “There is more day to dawn. The Sun is but a morning star"
Walden
SUN SALUTATIONS: Playing hooky, George Harrison wrote this Beatles song on a warm day in Eric Clapton’s garden
"Here Comes The Sun"
