mc "cassandra" (check) in Cyprus [c-guys flip/meantime acoustic mine] 24Sept'03

• published: 24 Sep 2013
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MC "Cassandra" in Cyprus [Soundcheck] 24September2003 {Songs: "I Wrote It Down & "Cassandra" copyright words & music by (M. Culhane) 2013} // ||CG[1]//CR\Ch(3) Culbrain Channel Archive [2013] MC & Co. - - - - behind the scenes & behind the lines....in CYPRUS! — on RARE lo-fi clips in a great Circus Guy IN CYPRUS Playlist here on Culbrain Channel Archive. Behind the scenes of one particular word onscreen during 2 of the C-Guy IN CYPRUS clips, we have a bonus supplement lurking: We have a CORRECTION here in print: for whenever there appears on-screen (super-imposed titles) some weird sort of spelling error (CYPRESS instead of CYPRUS) please see the following update we've made here after publishing the vid-clips: Consider it addendum, a one-word hyperlink to its roots and a plesure trace, with our thanks for your attention, fellow world travelers.... {NOTE: The standard demonym relating to Cyprus or its people or culture is Cypriot.} (The terms Cypriote and Cyprian are also used, though less frequently.) The etymology of the name is unknown. Within the already uploaded for the 24th posting and this aforementioned visible-onscreen written 'copy' (aka title card or 'script'), maybe we were subconsciously thinking along the lines of one popular suggestion as to name/origin: CYPRESS TREE — (-: — the Greek word for the Mediterranean cypress tree (Cupressus sempervirens), κυπάρισσος (kypárissos). The earliest attested reference to Cyprus is the 15th-century BC Mycenaean Greek ku-pi-ri-jo, meaning "Cypriot", written in Linear B syllabic script. The classical Greek form of the name is Κύπρος Kýpros. More name origin/reference suggestions include: the Greek name of the henna plant (Lawsonia alba), κύπρος (kýpros) an Eteocypriot word for copper. Georges Dossin, for example, suggests that it has roots in the Sumerian word for copper (zubar) or for bronze (kubar), from the large deposits of copper ore found on the island.... The standard demonym relating to Cyprus or its people or culture is Cypriot. The terms Cypriote and Cyprian are also used, though less frequently. Through overseas trade, the island has given its name to the Classical Latin word for copper through the phrase aes Cyprium, "metal of Cyprus", later shortened to Cuprum. Cyprus, more specifically the seashore at Paphos, was also one of the birthplaces given in Greek mythology for Aphrodite, who was known as Kýpria. This was because Astarte, goddess of love and beauty in Phoenician mythology, for whom Cyprus was an important cult centre, was later identified with Aphrodite....And then there's CASSANDRA....