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Lost Song

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Lost song

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The Lost Muse (song)

Trivia:

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-	*Lots of videos on Youtube refer to this as "The Lost Muse", but most people call it "The Lost Song".	+	*[[Bungie.net|The Bungie Website]] refers to this as "The Lost Muse", but most people call it "The Lost Song".
	*A version of this song can be found on the [[Bungie.net|Bungie website]].[http://www.bungie.net/News/Media.aspx?mid=13895&age_verify=1 Version of this song on bungie.net.]		*A version of this song can be found on the [[Bungie.net|Bungie website]].[http://www.bungie.net/News/Media.aspx?mid=13895&age_verify=1 Version of this song on bungie.net.]

The Lost Muse (Song)

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Right on the $800,000 Question, They Lost Anyway

Two contestants on Fox’s “Million Dollar Money Drop,” who lost $800,000 on an answer that turned out to be correct, aren’t sure they’ll accept an invitation to return.

Right on the $800,000 Question, They Lost Anyway

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Of Spam, Ham, and lost email

(Image: "SPAM (Lovely Spam, Wonderful Spam)", contributed to the Boing Boing Flickr pool by BB reader Gustavo Pugliesi Sachs of Montreal, Canada)Glenn Fleishman has a thought-provoking essay in the Economist about overeager spam filters, and collateral damage in the war on unwanted junk email: We should still be slightly behind the spammers, reading the small percentage of their most creative efforts that actually get through. And yet, from my own experience and stories I hear from fellow hoary internet veterans, something has broken. Many dozens of emails I've sent in the last year have never reached even a recipient's filtered folder. A few weeks ago, a note about compensation failed to reach the editor of this blog. (Yes, I believe him. Why do you ask?) Likewise, many messages never arrive into my inbox or spam folder. No rejection message arrives, to be decoded; no ham waits to be discovered among the spam. Mails are simply disappearing. Your theories are welcome, but I believe that the complexity of getting through a spam-filter maze with ever more dead ends is a key cause. The emerging ambiguity of e-mail (economist.com)...

Of Spam, Ham, and lost email

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Harry Belafonte's lost, post-apocalyptic screen debut: "The World, the Flesh and the Devil"

Dwiff sez, "Harry Belafonte's screen debut may be of interest to the boingboingeratti - a precursor to The Quiet Earth in many ways - in which Harry Belafonte walks through haunting vistas of a depopulated New York searching for some signs that he is not the last man on Earth following a nuclear disaster. And like The Quiet Earth, he first discovers a woman, and then a man... Anyway, the film is finally out on DVD in a very nice remastered edition - has not looked this good in years."

Harry Belafonte's lost, post-apocalyptic screen debut: "The World, the Flesh and the Devil"

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