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Does NOD32 Personnel Agree With (Virus Test by GEGA IT-Solutions)??
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Re:Does NOD32 Personnel Agree With (Virus Test by GEGA IT-Solutions)??
> In my personal opinion, the tests published by Gega IT sometimes show some really strange results.
strange results!
> Just compare the results of NOD32 in some tests performed by Gega IT (especially in bat, script viruses) where result was once on about 87,5 pec cent and the latest test from german Pc welt (
, done by the very same Gega IT and the same Andreas Marx where the result in the same filed is at once on 2 (TWO) per cent.
This has not escaped our attention.
GEGA IT's test set needs an overhaul by someone who knows what they're looking at. Anyone who expects respect as an antivirus tester from the antivirus industry itself
adhere to a proper testing methodology and test products
against validated and verified viruses. There is
place in antivirus product testing for simulated/broken/renamed/inert or otherwise "dead" viruses. To a
antivirus man, it's either a virus or it's not. There are no grey areas.
> This is a really indepentent smell of Cnet, what do you think ?
Eeeek! No comment!
> Anyway, there are rumorz, Andreas Marx offers for a lumpsum "independent" test with results "as you wish"....
I've heard the same rumors ... but that's all they are ... just rumors.
It's no secret that I haven't regarded Magdeburg/GEGA IT's tests very highly for many years, but this is based on my doubts about the validity of their testing methodology, not concerns about their honesty.
I doubt that Andreas would try to "sell" a favorable test result to a vendor. There are very few secrets in the antivirus industry, and if he had ever offered to do this, everyone would know about it.
"Careless" ... OK ... I'll accept that.
"Dishonest" ... no, I don't believe it.
> I can tell you, with my experiences in the field of antirus system testing, with some effort I can produce doctored test sets where result would be as your request.
Sure ... it
be done. I have no doubt that it has
done. However, no
antivirus vendor (yes, there are a few)
would be a party to this kind of snake oil.
I don't think that even the shonky test figures posted by the antivirus wannabes who haunt security forums are deliberately doctored to make a particular product look good ... I think they're simply the result of amateurish testing procedures on what we refer to in the antivirus industry as "crud" virus collections.
Some years ago, when there were only around 15000 known viruses, I scoured the fledgeling Internet and downloaded over 55000 samples from various VX sites ... all "tested and guaranteed to be real live viruses". After eliminating duplicates with Frans Veldman's TbWeeder and running them through ThunderByte I ended up with just over 4000 live virus samples. Over 35000 of the "guaranteed real live viruses" were "crud".
Q. Where does a wannabe virus expert who has no access to a verified virus test set get his viruses ?
A. From VX sites!
I rest my case!
> I personally do not care about zoo viruses which are very unlikely to
my 'puters. But singe i am using nod32, i had for ages no virus incident which is what counts. Any other opinion...
Between January 2003 and March 2003, every one of the more than three million viruses intercepted by MessageLabs in transit across the Internet was an In the Wild virus. No Zoo viruses were detected. That's a pretty high ration of ItW:Zoo.
> I am waiting for ESEt guys comments and ESET posotionm to this issue
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Starr Barnette Spalding, 90, of Yuba City, Calif., died Monday, March 4, 2013, in Yuba City.
She was born May 14, 1922, in Illinois.
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She married Howard Spalding in Hannibal, Mo., and moved to California in 1942. There she worked for Marysville Tractor Co. before retiring to raise a family, her daughters, Robin and Janet.
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Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2011: $2,133 (0.9%) Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Augusta, GA (7.8 miles , pop. 138,000). Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Atlanta, GA (131.5 miles , pop. 416,474). Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Philadelphia, PA (592.5 miles , pop. 1,517,550). Nearest cities: Martinez, GA (1.5 miles ), Grovetown, GA (2.3 miles ), Fort Gordon, GA (2.6 miles ), Augusta, GA (2.8 miles ), Augusta-Richmond County, GA (2.9 miles ), North Augusta, SC (3.2 miles ), Gracewood, GA (3.2 miles ), Clarks Hill, SC (3.2 miles ). Latitude: 33.51 N, Longitude: 82.14 W Daytime population change due to commuting: -6,463 (-21.7%) This place's Wikipedia profile Unemployment in July 2013:
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WL bugnet video review
I couldn't find any video of the WL bugnet, so I put together a short review so that there would be something out there.
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very nice video Caveman, thanks.
i like the WL bug net so well, i bought 2.
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Thanks Caveman for the review. Although I have a WL bug net, I have never used it. I nevertheless was wondering if anyone reading this thread has used the bottom of the bug net for storage of lightweight, soft gear like clothing, and, if so, whether that has put undue stress on the netting. Seems like it might be a convenient place to toss extra clothing as long as it wasn't too heavy.
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Bà Nà Hill Station (or Bà Nà Hills) is a hill station and resort located in the Truong Son Mountains west of the city of Da Nang, in central Vietnam. The station, advertised as "the Dalat of Danang province" by local tourism authorities, was founded in 1919 by French colonists. Linh Ung Pagoda is situated near the station, with a cable car nearby to carry tourists to and from the resort.[1]
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The hill station is located at an elevation of 1485 metres,42 km from the city of Da Nang.
- ^ Ba Na Hill Station. Lonely Planet.
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Posted Sep 8, '13 at 7:07pm
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Do we get one point for each win? *fingers crossed the 49ers win*
Posted Sep 8, '13 at 8:13pm
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@vinster132 and xXxDAPRO89xXx: According to the OP, each win is a point. Also, a tie will award a point to both teams involved.
Posted Sep 8, '13 at 8:41pm
okay thanks Patrick.
And yes them 49ers won! :) 2 pts for me :D
Posted Sep 9, '13 at 12:02am
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Steelers ate officially up for trade. Anybody who wants em. A decent deal could get you the steelers.
And yah one point for each win and a point for each team if a tie occurs. (It happened last year.)
Posted Sep 9, '13 at 12:12am
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Steelers have declined to a pretty bad state now. But it is th first wee so I'll wait on it.
Posted Sep 9, '13 at 12:42am
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I might trade the Bengals
Would you be interested in trading for my Dolphins? They are pretty equal, and are both on the upswing.
Whoo! I got two points *salsa dance commences.*
I would have got three, but the Jets beat my Bucs with a field goal... Dang.
Posted Sep 9, '13 at 10:22am
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I am good with the Cowboys. They played well. Got 3 points. :)
Posted Sep 9, '13 at 5:16pm
@superbob (your comment on my profile): I probably won't take the Steelers.
Not sure yet, New England is with the Dolphins. Plus, the AFC North is a little more open with the Steelers on decline, Browns not doing well, and the Ravens losing key assets. So, Bengals have a better chance to pull through.
Posted Sep 9, '13 at 10:16pm
Dolphins are moving up! With a weakened offense in New England, they could possibly challenge them with control of the division. Jets and Bills are out of it. Dolphins are in the top two easy.
Posted Sep 10, '13 at 6:58pm
Hey Superbob would you mind If I took all the socres and added up people's points and stuff? I mean somedays I have nothing better to do... xD
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James Brown (editor)
James Brown (born 26 September 1965[1] in Leeds) is a British journalist.
In 1986 following work on his fanzine Attack on Bzag James Brown was hired as freelance features writer for Sounds; from there he soon joined the NME. In 1991 Brown became manager of Fabulous.[2] On leaving NME he wrote features for Sunday Times magazine and then launched Loaded which became an early example of the modern "lad mag" format.
In 1997 Brown left Loaded for the British edition of GQ, and for a while lifted its fortunes. He launched the Man of the Year Awards and hired a young chef from the River Cafe to write the food column, this was pre-Naked Chef Jamie Oliver. Brown created the magazine Jack in August 2002 [3] IFG was sold to Dennis Publishing for £8m in 2003.[4]
Since selling IFG, Brown has worked across the media. In Television he appeared with Gok Wan in Miss Naked Beauty and a participant in Channel 4's Extreme Detox. he also helped create Flipside and co-produced over 50 episodes before the show was bought for Channel 4 and then Paramount. He presented and co-produced 'I Predict A Riot' for Bravo, a ten-part investigation into the history of civil disorder. He has also appeared regularly as a pundit on the BBC's art shows Newsnight Review and The Culture Show. In 2010 he oversaw the relaunch of the Sky Sports Magazine, a major-circulation sports title.
In May 2010, Brown launched a new website called Sabotage Times to focus on music, football,fashion, travel, TV and film.
- ^ "Father of lads' mags still loaded with ideas" The Guardian (24 August 2007). Retrieved 30 May 2010.
- ^ http://heavenly100.net/archive/biogs/biog_fabulous1.html
- ^ "Jack the mag hits target", BBC (28 August 2002)
- ^ "James Brown's publishing dream ends",The Guardian (2 May 2003). Accessed 17 September 2009.
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News items[edit]
- "Loaded founder eyes 'spectacular voyeurism' ", The Daily Telegraph, (24 October 2007)
- Biography - 24 August, 2007 Guardian article
- 17 July, 2007 GrowthBusiness article
- 18 August, 2006 Independent article
- http://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/celebrity/entertainment-reviews/100507-website-sabotage-times-.aspx


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This fall, recent Celtics addition Kris Humphries will be making an appearance on FOX TV's The Mindy Project according to TV Guide. Humphries is no stranger to television, as during his time with Kim Kardashian he appeared on all of their crappy reality TV shows. The only question is if he will still be with the Celtics when the episode airs, since there have been rumors that the Celtics are looking to deal him and Gerald Wallace.
NBA player Kris Humphries has signed on to guest-star on an upcoming episode of the Fox sophomore comedy, TVGuide.com has learned.
Humphries, 28, will play himself, and joins previously announced guest stars James Franco and Happy Endings' Adam Pally.
Humphries will not be the first NBA player to appear on The Mindy Project, as Baron Davis, Danny Granger, and Amar'e Stoudemire made cameos during the show's first season.
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PSB songs with literary references
The Pet Shop Boys are an uncommonly "literary" group. So far I've found (or been alerted to) the following, but I'd be willing to bet there are plenty more. I'll add them as they come to my attention.
- First off, it's obvious that their entire ballet score The Most Incredible Thing is one great big literary reference to the short story of that title by the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875).
Now, with that out of the way—
1. Being Boring
The title and spirit of this song were inspired by a line from a 1922 article written by Zelda Fitzgerald (wife of the great American author F. Scott Fitzgerald), "… she refused to be bored chiefly because she wasn't boring."
2. Betrayed
The lines "You said if you'd to choose between some money and a friend / You'd always choose the friend" adapt a famous statement by British author E.M. Forster (1879-1970): "If I had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend, I hope I should have the guts to betray my country" (from Forster's 1938 essay "What I Believe"). In addition, the lines "And still you need to justify yourself to others but not me / With that more-in-sorrow-than-anger routine" echo the words of Horatio in Shakespeare's Hamlet (Act 1, Scene 2) when he describes the ghost as having "A countenance more in sorrow than in anger."
This song was written for (but, as it turns out, wasn't actually used in) the 2003 film of the same name, which itself is loosely based on the Evelyn Waugh 1930 novel Vile Bodies. The title phrase does appear repeatedly in the novel, but otherwise the lyrics have little or nothing to do with the book. So the "literary reference" here is tenuous at best. (Thanks to my frequent site contributor Jeffrey Dursta fan of Waugh as well as of the Pet Shop Boysfor confirming the "tenuousness" of this connection.)
The line "More work for the undertaker means there's less for me" was inspired by the title of the 1989 novel More Work for the Undertaker by British author Margery Allingham. There's also a spoken bit where Neil refers to "Sand in the sandwiches, wasps in the tea." The twentieth-century British poet (and poet laureate) John Betjeman's poem "Trebetherick" includes the exact same line, raising the spectre of a direct connection. Neil, however, has suggested that this apparent allusion is more or less coincidental, describing it as one of those "typical experiences of a British picnic which Betjeman will have experienced, too." While it's quite possible Neil may have been unconsciously influenced by the Betjeman poem, it's also possible that the poem and the song simply draw upon the same common British expression.
The title is borrowed from an 1864 novel by the British author Anthony Trollope.
Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798) wrote his famous (and infamous) Memoirs in his old age, as described by the Pet Shop Boys in this song, though they almost certainly take some liberties with the details. The song itself, however, was more immediately inspired by another literary work, the short 2005 novel Casanova's Homecoming by the Viennese writer Arthur Schnitzler.
In the booklet that accompanies the 2001 reissue of Bilingual, Neil notes that this song was inspired by the novel Hadrian VII by the relatively obscure late nineteenth/early twentieth-century British author Frederick William Rolfe, alias Baron Corvo. He also states that the "ring the bells" portion was inspired by the poem "A Sane Revolution" by a far better-known British author, D.H. Lawrence. The poem concludes with the line "Let's make a revolution for fun!"
The line "You don't have to be in Who's Who to know what's what" is borrowed (unwittingly, although Neil has confessed upfront his conviction that the line wasn't original with him) from the title of a 1979 book by the American writer and humorist Sam Levenson (1911-1980). Another line, "Just to thyself be true," echoes the famous advice of Polonius to his son Laertes in Shakespeare's Hamlet: "To thine own self be true."
9. Discoteca
The reference to "where angels fear to tread" may be a familiar metaphor, even a cliché, but it originated with the brilliant British neo-classical poet and satirist Alexander Pope (1688-1744), who wrote, "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" in his 1711 work An Essay on Criticism. It also served as the title of a 1905 novel by the great British author E.M. Forster (1879-1970).
10. DJ Culture
The line "And I, my lordmay I say nothing?" is a slight rearrangement of the words actually spoken by Oscar Wilde immediately after he was sentenced in 1895 to two years of hard labor: "And I? May I say nothing, my lord?" Despite Wilde's plea, the judge adjourned the court.
11. Don Juan
The legend of the amoral Spanish nobleman received its earliest known literary treatment more than 350 years ago in a drama written by Gabriel Tellez, using the pseudonym Tirso de Molina. In subsequent centuries artists as diverse as Molière, Mozart, Shadwell, Byron, Browning, and Shaw have told his tale in one way or another. So the Pet Shop Boys put themselves in very good company indeed when they decided to use him as a metaphor for Adolf Hitler. In an additional literary connection, Neil has stated that he tried to compose the lyrics somewhat in the style of the 1922 abstract poetic sequence Façade, written by the British poet Edith Sitwell (1887-1964).
The chorus ("There are no more lovers left alive") was inspired by the title of the 1964 novel Only Lovers Left Alive by British author Dave Wallis.
13. Gin and Jag
The scholarly consensus seems to be that the line "Youth is wasted on the young" was coined by the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), although the precise source seems uncertain and there's some disagreement as to whether it actually originated with Shaw. Another line in the song, "Boredom deplores a vacuum," is a takeoff on the ancient dictum "Nature abhors a vacuum," attributed to the Greek philospher-scientist Aristotle (384-322 BC). And the narrator's line about there being "a lot of room at the inn tonight" sounds like an inverted takeoff on the biblical "no room at the inn," which led to Joseph and Mary taking overnight shelter in the stable in which Jesus was born. The implication could be that, if the night in which there was no room at the inn was the holiest of nights, then this night in which there's a lot of room is anything but holy.
When Neil speaks the line "This is neither old nor new," he is directly quoting the English translation of the title of a poem by the Russian poet Anna Akhmatova (1889-1966).
15. I Get Excited (You Get Excited Too)
The line "We're lying in the gutter, but we're looking at the stars" is a paraphrase of Oscar Wilde, who actually wrote, "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" in his 1892 play Lady Windermere's Fan.
This song, written by Neil and Chris for Liza Minnelli's Results album, concludes with Liza reading William Shakespeare's Sonnet 94 in its entirety.
17. I'm Not Scared
The line "Take these dogs away from me " is, according to Neil, a "quote, or a misquote" from the poem "Senex" by the twentieth-century British poet John Betjeman.
18. In the Night
The lyrics were inspired by the 1981 book Paris in the Third Reich: A History of the German Occupation, 1940-1944 by historian David Pryce-Jones.
19. Inside a Dream
The song's recurring lines—
The Land of Dreams is better far
Above the light of the Morning Star—are quoted directly from the conclusion of the short 1803 poem "The Land of Dreams" by the English romantic poet William Blake (1757-1827).
20. Integral
This song was partly inspired by the 1921 science-fiction novel We by the Russian author Yevgeny Zamyatin (1884-1937), although Neil hadn't actually read the book; he had merely thumbed through it. The novel's dystopian plot concerns the inhabitants of a totalitarian, highly bureaucratic, and efficiency-obsessed "One State" that deems itself "perfect" and "immaculate." Their lives are dedicated to the construction of a spaceship called The Integral, designed solely to achieve the goals of the One State.
A slight variation on It Can't Happen Here, the title of a 1935 novel by American author Sinclair Lewis.
Neil has stated that the line "I didn't intend to interrupt your own shadowplay" is a reference to Shadow Play, a dramatic work by Noël Coward.
23. Jack the Lad
The line "To feast with panthers every night" is again adapted from Oscar Wilde, who in his 1897 apologia De Profundis wrote of his scandalous life, "It was like feasting with panthers. The danger was half the excitement."
24. Jealousy
The "Extended Version" of this song opens and closes with Neil's recitation of a brief quotation from one of world literature's greatest works focusing on jealousy, Shakespeare's Othello.
Incidentally, in addition to quoting him in "Jealousy" and "If There Was Love" (noted above), the Boys also mention Shakespeare in the "New Version" of "Discoteca." I've put that reference in my list of people mentioned by name in PSB songs, but it's certainly worth mentioning here as well.
25. King of Rome
The lyric's reference to Manderley stems from Daphne du Maurier's 1938 novel Rebecca, where it serves as the name of the house at the heart of the story. Apparently the song originally included additional allusions to the novel, but Neil decided to cut back on them in its final version. In addition, we shouldn't overlook a possible "allusion by extension" to the famed 1892 poem "Mandalay" (an alternate spelling of Manderley) by the British author Rudyard Kipling—a work that, despite its somewhat distracting use of what is meant to pass for dialect, conveys a profound sense of romantic longing, as the PSB song does.
26. Love etc.
It seems very likely that the title of the song (without the comma) was borrowed from the title (with the comma) of British author Julian Barnes's 2000 novel Love, etc.
27. Love Is a Bourgeois Construct
This song was inspired by the 1988 novel Nice Work by British author David Lodge. Like much of Lodge's other writings, Nice Work satirizes academia (among other things). One exchange in the novel proved especially influential:
"I love you," he says, kissing her throat, stroking her breasts, tracing the curve of her hip.
"No, you don't, Vic."
"I've been in love with you for weeks."
"There's no such thing," she says. "It's a rhetorical device. It's a bourgeois fallacy."
"Haven't you ever been in love, then?"
"When I was younger," she says, "I allowed myself to be constructed by the discourse of romantic love for a while, yes."
"What the hell does that mean?"
"We aren't essences, Vic. We aren't unique individual essences existing prior to language. There is only language."
28. Luna Park
Although it was not the first PSB song to make this particular literary reference (see "The Sound of the Atom Splitting," below), it does come first alphabetically. The "circuses and bread" reference here inverts the classic phrase "bread and circuses," coined nearly 2,000 years ago by the ancient Roman satirist Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenalis), who wrote in the late first and early second century. Juvenal's original Latin phrase was "panem et circenses," which more literally translates as "bread and games." It refers, of course, to the means by which governmentsthen and nowstrive to keep the masses in ignorant contentment by meeting their basest needs and distracting them with crude entertainments.
The recurring line "I keep tasting that sweet madeleine" is a metaphorical reference to a famous incident in French novelist Marcel Proust's monumental work À la recherche du temps perdu (In Search of Lost Time), published in several parts from 1913 to 1927. Proust's adult narrator eats a madeleine—a type of small French sponge cake—which triggers an "involuntary memory" of a similar childhood experience that then introduces part of the ensuing story. The title of the PSB song itself, "Memory of the Future," is almost certainly meant to contrast with Remembrance of Things Past, a very common (though now academically disfavored) alternate translation of the title of Proust's work.
Neil has referred to the line "Though the mountains may divide, we can reach the sea" as "biblical." I haven't been able to locate any "we can reach the sea" reference in the Bible, but the book of Isaiah (54:10) does contain the words "For the mountains may depart…" (King James Version), which is rendered in some more modern translations as "For the mountains may divide…."
Neil has stated that this song was partly inspired by Ian MacDonald's 1989 book The New Shostakovich.
The song's "one for all and all for one" cliché, borrowed from the subtitles of The Battleship Potemkin, originated with The Three Musketeers, written in 1844 by the French novelist Alexandre Dumas. More accurately, the Dumas original has it the other way around: "Tous pour un, un pour tous" ("All for one, one for all"). The line recurs in "For Freedom," the final track of the Boys' Potemkin score, but I'll give "No Time for Tears" the credit since it appears there first.
I could also cite "Our Daily Bread" for its quoting from The Lord's Prayer, but that has such familiarity beyond a purely biblical context that to call it a "literary reference" is perhaps questionable.
Long before the Boys were asked to write the theme song for the film Scandal, about the Profumo Affair, Neil had written a song inspired by his reading of the 1964 book The Trial of Stephen Ward by Ludovic Kennedy. Having unearthed this old song, he and Chris modified and completed it to create "Nothing Has Been Proved."
34. The Performance of My Life
The line "A vision of love revealed in sleep" has a double source. First, it's the title of a prose poem written in 1870 by the British Pre-Raphaelite artist and author Simeon Solomon. It's also the title of a 1989 drama based on Solomon's life by the modern British playwright Neil Bartlett.
35. A Red Letter Day
One line in this song refers clearly (by title) yet somewhat cryptically to Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot. And the line "What on earth does it profit a man?" is clearly derived from the words of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of Matthew (16:26): "What does it profit a man if he should gain the whole world and lose his own soul?"
Inspired by Sarah Wise's 2004 book The Italian Boy: Murder and Graverobbing in 1830s London, which is based on a factual criminal case of that period.
37. Silver Age
Neil has noted that this song was inspired by Russian art and literature of the period just before the First World War, which has often been described as Russia's "Silver Age" of the arts. In particular, he has cited the work of the Russian poet Anna Akhmatova (1889-1966)—who has come to be known as "The Soul of the Silver Age"—as a key inspiration.
38. The Sodom and Gomorrah Show
Sodom and Gomorrah were the biblical "cities of the plain" that were destroyed by God for their wickedness, as described in Genesis 19:1-29. Of course, the song isn't "about" Sodom and Gomorrah, but the reference is absolutely vital to its understanding. Neil was also drawing upon French author Marcel Proust (1971-1922), the fourth volume (1921) of whose great work À la recherche du temps perdu (variously translated into English as Remembrance of Things Past and In Search of Lost Time) is titled Sodome et Gomorrhe (translated either as Sodom and Gomorrah or as Cities of the Plain). And the lyrics contain another reference to Alexander Pope's "where angels fear to tread," described in the entry above for "Discoteca."
39. The Sound of the Atom Splitting
This song preceded "Luna Park" by roughly 18 years with its "bread and circuses" reference, courtesy of Juvenal.
40. This Must Be the Place I Waited Years to Leave
Neil has acknowledged that the line "History, someone had blundered" is a meaningful echo of the second stanza of Alfred, Lord Tennyson's famous, fatalistic, and quite historical 1854 poem "The Charge of the Light Brigade":
"Forward, the Light Brigade!"
Was there a man dismay'd?
Not tho' the soldier knew
Someone had blunder'd:
Their's not to make reply,
Their's not to reason why,
Their's but to do and die:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.Also, the sampled Russian at the end of the track comes from a speech made in 1936 by the Soviet state prosecutor Andrei Vyshinsky. Part of what he's saying (which can be translated "Crush this vermin!") is a paraphrase of the great French writer Voltaire's famous phrase "Écrasez l'infâme!" ("Crush the infamy!"), used often in his essays and letters. True, it's a "second-hand" literary reference, but it's good enough for me.
41. To Step Aside
The title is borrowed from a 1939 collection of short stories by Noël Coward.
42. Up Against It
Not only is the title borrowed from that of an unfinished screenplay by British playwright Joe Orton, but the lyrics make passing reference to another twentieth-century British playright, Harold Pinter.
43. Up and Down
The lyric's phrase "a cloud in trousers" is taken from the title of a 1915 poem by the early twentieth-century Russian poet and playwright Vladimir Mayakovsky. With regard to the subject matter of the song, it's a telling choice in that Mayakovsky's poem is written from the perspective of a spurned lover, corresponding to the situation in which the song's narrator finds himself.
44. Viva la Vida
Of course, Neil and Chris didn't write this song, which was composed by the members of Coldplay. But that doesn't stop it from boasting literary allusions aplenty, most notably from the Bible. St. Peter (one of Jesus's disciples) and Calvary (the place where Jesus was crucified) are obvious. Only slightly more obscure are references to pillars of salt (the fate of Lot's wife), castles standing on sand (one of Jesus's parables), and having one's head on a silver plate (the death of John the Baptist). The lyric is both vague enough and rich enough to invite further—though far less certain—citations as well.
In 2012 the Pet Shop Boys set to music this 1910 poem by the British author Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936).
46. West End Girls
The line "From Lake Geneva to the Finland Station" refers not only to Lenin's journey from exile back to Russia at the start of the Russian Revolution but also to the book To the Finland Station, a 1940 study of the history of European socialism by the great American literary critic and cultural historian Edmund Wilson.
There's some uncertainty about this one. The opening exclamation, "Darling, you were wonderful!" may be taken from a reference in The Orton Diaries by Joe Ortonwhich Neil is known to have bought and read while on tour in 1989or perhaps from the title of a 1990 play by Derek Lomas, Darlings, You Were Wonderful, or maybe from the title of a 1977 memoir collection (yes, Darling, You Were Wonderful) by Harvey Sabinson. As it turns out, "Darling, you were wonderful" is apparently something of a theatre-world cliché, often spoken casually by directors and fellow actors who wish to comment favorably on someone's performance—whether they truly mean it or not. Therefore it's quite possible, even likely, that someone actually did say those words to Neil regarding their Performance show, inspiring him to use them in this song. So while it may be a "literary reference," that's not necessarily the case. But we can safely call it a "literary connection" in any event.
48. Your Funny Uncle
Neil has stated that he borrowed the title from a line in the John Betjeman poem "Indoor Games Near Newbury": "And your funny uncle saying/'Choose your partners for a foxtrot'." In addition, the lines near the end of the song beginning "To wipe away the tears" and ending "These former things have passed away" are directly adapted from the BibleRevelation 21:4 to be precise: "And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away" (King James Version). Neil had read those very words at the real-life funeral service that inspired this song.
One of my site visitors has suggested the intriguing possibility that this song, which deals with (among other things) the way rumors can cause hurt and concern in a relationship, may have been partly inspired by the 1852 Hans Christian Andersen tale "Det er ganske vist" ("It's Quite True!"). This very brief story begins with a hen who plucks out one of her feathers. Other barnyard animals start gossiping about it. With each telling the story becomes a little more exaggerated. By the time it gets back to the original hen, the one plucked feather has inflated into five completely denuded hens. One feather, thanks to rumor, becoming five hens. Hmmm— It's probably just a coincidence. But considering that the Boys' 2011 ballet The Most Incredible Thing is based on an Andersen fairy tale, it may be worth noting.
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-- Two weeks before Charlie Sheen, star of the new FX sitcom, Anger Management, is scheduled to join WWE as the Celebrity Social Media Ambassador for the historic 1,000th episode of RAW SuperShow, the award-winning and "winning" actor has deleted his Twitter account.
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This sounds like Google's semantic research at work. If so, I've been seeing it for a while in some situations - even going back a few years. The "added" term is even presented in a bold font, just like the original term you actually typed.


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In 2008, just a few years behind the original schedule, Kahn-Troster was ordained at JTS. This time her daughter, Leora, who is now 3, wore the T-shirt.
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Yesterday, TP wondered if anybody could get the administration to explain how the $80 billion will be divvied up. Today's Post says "administration officials refused" to do so. One "senior official," though, did tell the papers that the war in Iraq is running $4.3 billion monthly and Afghanistan $900 million.
The NYT's budget piece has this iffily sourced morsel: "One military expert who has been briefed by the Pentagon said on Tuesday that part of the $80 billion would be used to establish more permanent military bases in Iraq, assuming the new Iraqi government permits" it.
Knight Ridder notices that the Shiite coalition likely to win the election has backtracked from saying it will demand a deadline for the U.S. to withdraw. The second item on its campaign platform used to call for "setting a timetable for the withdrawal." Now it says, "The Iraq we want is capable of protecting its borders and security without depending on foreign forces."
The NYT off-leads threats to potential voters. "To those of you who think you can vote and then run away," one flyer warned, "we will shadow you and catch you, and we will cut off your heads and the heads of your children." Some unknown number of the Iraqis the Times spoke with said they're voting anyway. "We are not afraid of these leaflets," said one man.
A Post piece about the U.S.-funded training of (all) political groups, gives a similar sense of determination. Minutes after a bomb exploded outside the building for one scheduled training session, nearly all those who were invited showed up anyway. "They were waiting outside in the smoke and the wreckage and the body parts," said one trainer. Citing a U.S.-funded poll, the WP says 80 percent of Iraqis plan on voting. (It would have been helpful if the paper had noted that the poll, which excluded the two most restive provinces, pegged the number of Sunni very or somewhat likely to vote at 53 percent.)
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Eggs - are rich in protein, which helps to make the hair follicle stronger (thus less split ends). Eggs also smoothes the hair, has thickening agents, and adds body and shine to hair.
Mayonnaise - adds moisture and shine to the hair.
Honey - helps soothe itchy scalp and stops hair loss.
Olive oil - helps to tame frizzy hair, relieves hair damage, and moisturizes (especially in winter!)
1 cup hair conditioner
¼ cup olive oil
2 eggs (shoulder length hair, 1 egg if hair is shorter)
3 tbsp honey
½ cup mayonnaise
Mix the conditioner, olive oil, honey, and mayo until blended. Add eggs. Whip until frothy and smooth. Separate hair into four sections. Apply conditioner one section at a time until hair is evenly saturated. Wrap hair in plastic and let sit for 5 hours or overnight. Rinse conditioner out and wash with moisturizing shampoo if needed.
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