The ghastly remnant of him will be made eternal.
This Undead Jazzfest gig is his big band, which recently made "Eternal Interlude," one of last year's best albums.
In the day after Reed's death, I've been borne along by a steady current of the songs that Reed made eternal.
It said the decision had been made on humanitarian grounds "with a view to ensuring the stability of the state and making eternal peace (and) national reconciliation".
This context – in which one year's surveillance fiction can become next year's surveillance fact – is what makes eternal vigilance necessary.
There's also Dr Oz, the TV personality, whose daily talk show makes eternal good health seem within reach of us all.
My fear is, it will turn everyone into politicians, who speak in the most mealy mouthed style possible for fear that something they say will be taken out of context and made eternal in the media.
The Science of Sleep may not have the sucrose-enriched romance and big laugh-lines that made Eternal Sunshine such a hit, and yet it is a thoughtful, and engaging picture.
Already a decade after Schubert's death, the trickle of his music made one French writer wonder if forgers were at work: "All Paris has been in a state of amazement at the posthumous diligence of the songwriter Franz Schubert, who, while one would think his ashes repose in peace in Vienna, is still making eternal new songs and putting drawing rooms in commotion".
Using a bunch of philosophies and myths, we have Dante to thank for making eternal punishment exotic, real, and... Christian.
