Meanwhile all parties continue negotiating the measured path towards the nirvana of truly open all-product trade.
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Inbox zero, the concept of achieving the nirvana of email emptiness, is not anywhere in the realm of possibility.
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"We're getting a lot closer to the nirvana of one-to-one marketing, " says Robert Deangelis, head of the bank's enterprise knowledge group.
"Excellence" is achieved by those devices that represent the nirvana state of electronics that simply work together without any fussing by the consumer.
Cloud computing is the nirvana for road-warriors and information workers.
However, the expected 12-month contribution of international sales to total revenue for companies selling abroad declined slightly for the second quarter, dropping from 21 percent to 18 percent, so emerging markets are not the nirvana they once were.
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"If we can individualize therapy, the nirvana is that ten years from now a person comes to the clinic, and we can genomically analyze their disease, " says Paul Richardson of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute at Harvard University, who led the trials.
No news on who got the Nirvana album but if you're wondering how early-ish budget talks are going, you can now assume one thing: Plaid has clear a negotiating strategy, one that says 'we'll continue to talk but you now know we can't strike a deal unless our influence on the final budget is significant and clear for all to see'.
How the success of "Nevermind" ignited a major-label feeding frenzy to find "the next Nirvana, " resulting in the signing of previously way-too-weird-for-a-major-label bands such as underground heroes The Jesus Lizard and Japanese noise-rockers the Boredoms.
But the classes highlight one struggle in the journey to Nirvana: The pleasures of the flesh still beckon.
The success of Nirvana and the "grunge" movement helped open the doors for hundreds of other "alternative" (as "college radio" was re-named) acts.
Web apps promised to deliver the digital nirvana of "write once, run anywhere, " meaning you don't need a different website for a PC and a Mac.
Jasvinder Sanghera, who runs the Karma Nirvana refuge in Derby, says she is "hugely angry" that Banaz had not been properly assisted by the police when she had gone to them for help.
As I explained in my piece on the Melvan, part of the fervor surrounding the Melvan is due to some curious graffiti of rock group KISS drawn by the late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.
Explanations run from some explosion of greed in the banking classes through massive deregulation of finance to increasing inequality and even, in some of the more bizarre diagnoses, an insistence that this is just late stage capitalism and the communist nirvana is soon to be at hand.
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Bruce Springsteen sang alongside Bon Jovi at the top of the show, while former Beatle Paul McCartney joined the grunge-rockers of Nirvana in the finale.
The promised communist nirvana brought a mixture of mass murder, lies and latterly the grey reality of self-interested rule by authoritarian bureaucrats.
The Jains mark the attainment of nirvana by one of their great leaders, Mahaaveera, while the Sikhs celebrate the return of guru Hargovindji to Amritsar after his release from imprisonment by Moghul ruler Jehangir.
Even if the outcome is not the Lib Dem nirvana of a hung parliament, with its mythical potential for coalitions and pacts, the party may emerge stronger than the carpers predict.
Predictably, the record company have decided to cash in by using it as the carrot to flog Nirvana's back catalogue to the fans who should already own it.
The "honour" violence awareness event is being organised by the charity Karma Nirvana, which works with survivors.
Amid all this uncertainty there's a rising consensus among strong-dollar types that the path to nirvana is paved with rate increases.
Reclining statues are a popular representation of Buddha and depict the final moments of his earthly existence as he enters the state of nirvana.
The Superchunk fan of 1993 would have no trouble recognizing the song as the product of the group that helped define the indie-rock scene of the post- Nirvana era.
With the end of the Cold War, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the rise of Nirvana, nuclear anxiety gave way to more unchanneled angst accompanied by fewer synthesizers.
More recently, The Blockley was the home of The Chestnut Club, a popular venue in the 1980s and 90s for iconic acts such as The Ramones, Violent Femmes, Iggy Pop, De La Soul, Nirvana and the Dave Matthews Band.
But it seems like most of rock-and-roll and even hip-hop have built on the Kerouac-cum-James Dean-via-Nirvana mythos of the troubled teen struggling against the world.
This is the same kind of multidevice nirvana Microsoft aimed for recently with its SmartGlass app for the Xbox 360 user and is, in fact, exactly what Apple was trying to do with the last iteration of Apple TV.
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But a funny thing happened on the way to renewable energy nirvana: technological breakthroughs led to a massive increase in the amount of natural gas being produced domestically.
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The Black Friday roster will include efforts from Nirvana, Pink Floyd, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tom Petty, The Beastie Boys, Phish, Wilco and The Black Keys.
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