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As I waited in line to get into the convention, I realized one crucial point. Republicans aren't just crusty old white men. There is a youthful future to the Republican party, and much to our suprise, all generations are representing in St. Paul.
From 20-somethings to tweens to toddlers, each one of these baby Reagans has the same message: Go red. Texting away on her phone with one hand and clutching a white Gucci bag with the other, Jenniffer Rodriguez, the blond president of California Young Republicans hardly looks up as she starts to talk about her party's platform.
Rodriguez, 26, has spent almost all her time in the Twin Cities working with GOP youth to support the future of her party. "I think if you just look at the issues you'd understand that Republicans support individual responsibility and small government and with the economy like it is today, the Republican party is the best to address that."
Inside the convention hall, Maria Mercuri, 20, can't stop fidgeting. She giggles as she sits next to her college friend, star-struck by the Republican shenanigans. As far as the Mercuri knows, she is the youngest alternate delegate in the Xcel center. This morning at a delegation breakfast she watched McCain's mother and a POW who served with the Republican presidential nominee speak to the crowd.
While ,eeting senators and congressmen and women has been exciting, Mercuri is upset she won't have the chance to see her favorite Republican of all: President George Bush.
"I'm really disappointed that Bush isn't here. That was going to be the highlight of the week for me." As far as the possibility that John McCain still might come, Mercuri didn't seem to care. "I just hope he follows Bush's agenda," she says with a sigh.
Young up-and-coming politicians weren't the only nervous ones at the convention hall. Seven-year-old Ansley Drenner, from Austin, Texas clutched her mother's hand as they navigated the crowd in the Xcel center. She was plastered from head to toe with stickers and Republican swag. When asked who she wanted to be president of the United States, she thought about it and then proudly boasted, "John McCain." She didn't have a response as to why.
Her mom, Julie Drenner, an alternate delegate, said getting to the convention in St. Paul was a family affair. Her 13-year-old son wrote the speech to get her elected, and the entire family campaigned hard at the state convention. "It's not so much that I want them to be Republicans, I'm more interested in them being involved and being good Americans. That just happens to be in line with Republican principles."
Outside, a group of teenage boys sarcastically responded to a lone protester. Michael Fincher, 18, from Merced, California, says that young people don't get it. Most are Democrats because they only "engage in one-way conversations with their teachers." But the Republican Party protects freedom of speech, the right to respectfully protest, and to bear arms, he says. "The party brings family values, low taxes, small government, and the idea of a free Republican society, Fincher boasts. "I don't believe in socialism and that is what the Democratic Party promotes."
His friend, Luke Orlando, 14, adds "Young people want these idealistic jobs, but they don't understand the tax system. All they hear are the sweet-sounding words of Obama; they don't hear about the issues."
When Orlando was five years old, he says he stayed up till 3 a.m. to make sure all the states went red for George Bush. He says he's more Republican than his parents. "They've never been to a convention," he brags.
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Tomorrow, Ikea plans to break ground on a Kansas City-area store in the town of Merriam, KS, it announced. The retailer declared that it has scheduled the new 359,000 square-foot store for a Fall 2014 opening.
The new Ikea location will cover 19 acres along the eastern side of Interstate-35 and Johnson Drive in Merriam, KS, the retailer related. It will become Ikea's 40th store in the United States, employing 300 workers.
Ikea stated that, in addition to almost 10,000 SKUs, the future store will feature three model home interiors, 50 room sets and a supervised children's play area. The store also will provide a children's department on the sales floor, baby care rooms, play areas and preferred parking. A 450-seat restaurant will serve Swedish specialties including meatballs with lingonberries and salmon plates that the retailer typically offers in its stores, as well as American dishes.
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback, Merriam Mayor Ken Sissom, other public officials and community leaders will join Ikea representatives for the groundbreaking, the retailer noted.
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Four Columbus North High School students were taken to the emergency room Wednesday morning after smoking Spice, a synthetic drug banned three years ago in Indiana, school officials confirmed.
People who smoke the shredded, dried plant sprayed with chemicals often feel psychotic effects that include extreme anxiety, paranoia and hallucinations, according to the National Institute of Drug Abuse. Smoking the substance has been linked to illness and death.
At 7:50 a.m. Wednesday, a male North student fell ill while attending a specialized class at Columbus East High School, patrolman and school resource officer Eric Stevens said.
The teen, who was trembling and exhibiting signs of increased anxiety, said he had smoked Spice with three female classmates before the start of school, said Larry Perkinson, student assistance coordinator for the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp.
After the staff at North was notified, the three girls were pulled from class and taken to Columbus Regional Hospital, Stevens said.
While the students who ingested the drugs were all reported to be in stable condition by late Wednesday morning, they could still suffer from side effects, including elevated blood pressure, for up to three days after taking the drug, according to State Rep. Milo Smith, R-Columbus.
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Spice refers to a wide variety of herbal mixtures that produce experiences similar to marijuana that are marketed as safe, legal alternatives to that drug. The products are sold under many names, including K2, fake weed, Yucatan Fire, Skunk and Moon Rocks. Labeled "not for human consumption," these products contain dried, shredded plant material and chemical additives that are responsible for their mind-altering effects.
Of the illicit drugs most used by high school seniors, Spice is second only to marijuana. Easy access and the misperception that Spice products are natural and therefore harmless likely have contributed to their popularity. Another selling point is that the chemicals used in Spice are not easily detected in standard drug tests.
Spice abusers who have been taken to Poison Control Centers report symptoms that include rapid heart rate, vomiting, agitation, confusion and hallucinations.
Spice also can raise blood pressure and cause reduced blood supply to the heart, and in a few cases it has been associated with heart attacks. Regular users may experience withdrawal and addiction symptoms.
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Smith was the original sponsor of the state ban against Spice — as well as a synthetic stimulant commonly called bath salts or monkey dust — that was passed in the Indiana General Assembly in 2011.
The lawmaker, who talked with one of the students at the hospital, said he was told the Spice was obtained Tuesday from a classmate at a fast-food restaurant near the 25th Street campus, Smith said.
Although Smith said the student told him the supplier had been arrested, investigators say they are unable to verify that information.
"We have still not identified the individual who sold the Spice to these students," Stevens said late Wednesday morning.
Prior to the passage of the state ban, the Columbus-based school district recorded 16 incidents involving students using Spice, Perkinson said.
"This is the first time we had an incident since the law was passed," Perkinson said.
Despite the ban, Spice resurfaced when manufacturers made slight chemical changes to the formula, Smith said.
While lawmakers closed many loopholes in early 2012, some retailers still attempt to get away with selling synthetic drugs by publicly marketing them as incense or potpourri, said Lt. Matt Myers, Columbus Police Department spokesman.
For example, police in neighboring Johnson County raided a Franklin service station last December after undercover officers purchased the synthetic drug more than 30 times there during a two-year investigation.
Under Indiana law, retailers could lose their business licenses for a year if they're caught selling synthetic drugs.
However, due to conflicting legislation, the Phillips 66 station on East Jefferson Street was allowed to reopen within two days, according to a Dec. 27 story in the Daily Journal of Johnson County.
Besides retail outlets, synthetic drugs can be obtained online. There are also websites that show how to make Spice, Smith said.
"It's frustrating," he said. "We need the public to be aware that these drugs are still available and for parents to discuss their seriousness with their children."
Other than several online sources, more educational information concerning Spice and other synthetic drugs can be obtained in the lobby of the Columbus Police Department, located on the bottom floor at City Hall.


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On Thursday night the Owen County volleyball team did their part to bring awareness to the breast cancer. The team hosted Williamstown on Volley for the Cure night. The team wore special pink jerseys and the match was played with a pink volleyball.
Before the varsity match, members of the team honored survivors and also those who tragically lost their struggle with the disease. Pink flowers were given to those honored while white flowers were placed in a vase in memory. A moment of silence was observed before the Owen County High School Chorus sang the National Anthem.
The Owen County cross country team took part in the St. Henry Invitational on Saturday at Idlewide Park in Florence.
It was a good day for the elementary boys who finished in second place overall in their race. Isaac Cockrell was the highest finisher for the boys in the one-mile race as he placed seventh. Noah Hunter was 11th, Salin Holbert 18th, Anthony Martin 19th and Bailey Carrier 24th.
The Owen County Lady Rebels played their final home game of the season on Thursday night. The team was looking for some momentum heading into the 31st District Tournament and they got it in a big way.
Before the game with Fleming County, the team recognized its four seniors; Amber Gover, Shelby Sawyer, Shyan Stivers and Reagan Sutton.
The Owen County boys wrapped up their regular season last week.
The team honored seven seniors playing their final home game last Tuesday night. Michael Bruener, Blake Epperson, Preston Forsee, Rhyan Hatchett, Alex Hernandez, Mateo Perez and Quinn Cole were each recognized before the team hosted Villa Madonna. Unfortunately, it would not be a happy send off as they fell 4-0.
The day before the team traveled to Spencer County where they also were defeated 4-0.
Owen County Rebels football will not begin the season until next week, when they host Grant County.
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Head coach Adam Fowler, who is in his eighth year at the helm, will once again lead OCHS. In his first seven seasons, Fowler and the Rebels stand at 28-48 overall. Before Fowler arrived, the Rebels had won a combined 21 games over the previous seven seasons.
Fall 2015 will be a season of firsts for Owen County soccer and volleyball teams. Each will begin play with new head coaches.
The volleyball team is being led by Amy Wilson. Their season began last night as they hosted Franklin County.
The team finished 16-18 overall last year.
The Lady Rebels will hit the road for the first time on Thursday night as they travel to take on Heritage Academy. Owen County defeated the Eagles in both match-ups a season ago.
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I.U.D, the New York duo comprised of Gang Gang Dance's Lizzi Bougatsos and Growing's Sadie Laska, isn't just assertive about female sexuality, it's down right aggressive. The group's first full-lenth, The Proper Sex, is sort of the all-girl avant-garde equivalent of 2 Live Crew's As Nasty As They Wanna Be. The song titles alone–"Monk Hummer", "Girls Just Wanna (Time to Have Sex)"–should be enough warning to keep the prudes from placing it on the turntable. But what can the rest of us expect? Well, a lot of moaning, for one thing. After that, a lot of noisy industrial samples, the savage battering of junkyard percussion, and a whole lot of other ugliness of the early-Boredoms variety. It's all a little too confrontational to be called sensual, but kinky, for sure.
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Those waiting for PJ Harvey to drop her voice back to a low growl, pick up an electric guitar, and put the ethereal genius of '07s White Chalk behind her, sorry, that might still be a few years away. A Woman a Man Walked By, Harvey's latest collaboration with producer/musican/songwriter John Parish–coming ten-years after their first shared record Dance Hall at Louse Point–is decidedly high concept, which is to say, weird. Parish–who also helped produce White Chalk–provides the music here, ten tracks that veer from slanted Beefheartian-blues of "Pig Will Not", to the ethereal folk of "Leaving California," while Harvey sings, hollers, and groans. It's theatrical, to say the least, and you don't have to wait all the way until Harvey yelps the tongue-twister "Lilly-livered little parts", during the title track, to figure that out. But Harvey and Parish's show, gothy and freaky as it is, is a riveting one, full of strong songwriting and soft heartbreaking melodies.


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Mypaint is an open source drawing program that anyone can down load. I use a Wacom tablet and in this image, pencils from the Ramon brush set. I hope that answers your question
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In case you haven't guessed, I'm trying to grow my studio this year. We've been operating for 7 years now, and doing well. This year, I quit my FT job to be a SAHM and run the studio. I am working on revising my business plan, so I thought I would ask...What do you really like about your studio? What would you like to change? Thanks for the feedback!
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It is wonderful that you are reaching out to make your studio the best! I truly admire that
Of course what people want in a studio will depend on what they want OUT of a studio. So you have to decide what you want first. No matter what you decide, you will find customers who want it. But you have to live with the tone and attitude of your studio every day. So decide what works for YOU.
Between my friends, who's dds dance, and myself, I have noted there are pretty much 2 types of studios. Those who live for the competition, and those who live for the dance. Their style and attitude changes depending on what they want. Most people around here, I have found, want to compete. They want trophies. They want glitz and flash. And the studios they go to deliver that. They dance and dress is ways I, personally, do not find appropriate for children of the ages doing it. The compete a lot, including through the summer.
Our studio focuses on the art of dance. We do 2 competitions a year but it is not for the win, it's for the fun and experience. Pressure is not placed on the kids to win, but rather to perform their best and have fun. We usually place pretty well but certainly do not take home the trophies of the glitz and sparkly studios. I see rec-schools at the competitions too ... the kids have a BLAST! So do look in to some competitions. My school does Elite Talent (I don't really like that one ... not very organized IMO) and we do NDS (LOVE NDS )
Here is what our studio puts out on their website and welcome letters ... I think it pretty much says it all:
Our mission is to offer professional dance training in all genres of dance. We strive to expose young aspiring dancers to opportunities that will enhance their dance knowledge and training. We will work as mentors to dancers, and give them ample opportunities to performance dance as an art form. We are not the typical COMPETITION TEAM dance school: we are a performing arts center and will not put winning above training. MPAC and The Rising Star Dance Ensemble will nurture dancers in a positive structured and well-disciplined environment.
MPAC prides itself on having a friendly and family-like atmosphere with enough strong dancers to help each dancer develop into the best that he or she can and wants to be
MPAC has yearly auditions for the Rising Star Dance Ensemble. All students are chosen by ability, stamina, strength, their commitment and potential. All dancers will be evaluated and grouped according to the ability of the dancer and artistic vision of the director/choreographer.
(note that everyone is accepted to the Rising Star Dance Ensemble ... it's not like you audition to get in. You audition to be placed in classes that are of your ability.)
So -- here is what I was looking for in a studio: Traditional teaching. Caring teachers (some teachers and some of the other schools have reputations for yelling a lot or being mean. Not ONE teacher at our school has that reputation. They are firm, but there is no pressure to win on them so I think it gives them a more family attitude). One thing I did was look at advertisements ... any studio that had gobs of glitz on their little girls, I turned the page on. Stage makeup is OK. But only to bring out features, not to cover them in glitter. In fact, glitter is not allowed on the little kids in our studio. Costumes should always be age appropriate. No sexualizing of children.
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Thanks Karen...that gives me a different approach on it. We are definately a studio that lives for dance, LOL! It was interesting that you still do competitions. Maybe I will look into doing a few local competitions. I am doing a survey for parents to see their opinions, and find out if they are happy with the amount of performing opportunities. Currently we do a Christmas Showcase in Dec, and a Recital in June. Competitions might be fun, but I don't want to stress winning. We've also performed at senior centres before, maybe I'll look into doing that again. It's nice for the kids to be out in the community. I agree about the age appropriate costumes...I've always been modest with costumes, and since having kids I've become more so, LOL.
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Mandee, you can compete and still have fun. Especially for the younger children, our studio owner stresses to "smile and have fun!" She tells them right up that it's not aboutt winning and I think that by taking the pressure off the kids do better. I'm still shocked that our jazz production didn't take first place, it was AMAZING! but the winners, while their dance wasn't as strong, had the visual ... lots of cuteness and a little sex tossed in. I'd rather take 2nd than win by my girls shaking their non-existent-boobies.
Our competitions are local (about an hour away) and there are a few rec schools in there competing. If you do survey your parents, be sure to tell them it would only be 1 or 2 a year and no -pressure.
We were supposed to do a performance at a home for elderly but got snowed out. We try and do community service.
We also do a Winter show. The first 2 acts are from Nutcracker and the last act is class productions. All holiday themed. Then we do our Spring recital.
It does sound like you are looking to be like the school we go to. I love our studio
Karen, DanceMom to Alyssa(5/00) & Julia(11/01)
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Karen - I looked into competitions today, and there are several offered in our town, so I would stick to those, that way we wouldn't have to travel. My sister danced competitively, and her studio competed all over, so my mom was driving everywhere. I was thinking 1 or 2 would be sufficient. The thing I liked was one of the competitions offered a rec category, for kids who dance less then 5 hours a week. I called the local dance store where I get most of their costumes to get her advice, since I am sure she hears which competitions are well run etc.
Mom to Thomas David 10/19/06 and Rebecca Paige (aka Becca) 7/15/09 and Dance Studio owner.
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What about looking to perform at looking venues. Our studio does both competitive dancing and recreational dancing. But both groups also perform throughout the area at the high school football/basketball games. The college games, etc. Those would not cost parents really anything to have their children perform in where as competitions do cost a bit.
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I was going to say the same thing as Samantha. Our studio does compete, only 2-3 per spring, but we also perform a lot in the fall at local events. Each of the area high schools has a dance team and they all do a show as a fundraiser and our studio dances in each of those along iwth a couple other, smaller studios, and all the other high schools. We do 5 high school shows from Nov-Jan, a winter show in Dec that focuses more on the rec kids rather than the competition kids, and a huge recital in May. Only the competition kids and some of the performing (a mid-level between rec and comp) dance at the high schools.
And though I say that we are mostly a comp studio, my dd only dances 4 hours per week. That is the max allowed at our studio. The SO really focuses on dance as a part of your life not the focus of life. All dd's dances have been age appropriate and the costumes modest. We do compete against much bigger studios and while we don't win, we hold our own. This past season, we tied a studio where the dancers are in studio 15+ hours per week, even at age 9-10!
We are close to 2 colleges, so many of our instructors are young and bring fresh ideas to the studio each year. There is a core of 4-5 teachers/choreographers that have been around for many years with the rest of the staff filled in with college (or even high school) students. My dd loves getting the different styles from different types of teachers.
The studio we go to is huge, 200ish comp dancers and at least an equal number of rec/performing dancers. Saying that, the studio owner knows every single dancer and most of the parents by first name. It is very much a family atmosphere, even though it is enormous!
Melissa, heathen mom to: Adeline Jane (8/1/00), Thea Constance (6/27/03), Cosette Ann (9/1/06), Miriam Elizabeth (3/27/08), Vivienne Rose (11/2/09)
Samantha, that is so cool that they do local stuff like that! What a great things! (Melissa too! )
I like hearing that there are more low stress studios out there!
Melissa did bring up a good point ....pressure in how many classes the kids take. Our school, too, only requires 4 classes to be in the Company Tap techqniqe (45-min), Ballet technique (45-min), Jazz (1-hour) and 1 Company class (1-hour ... this is when the company actually works on dances they do ... mostly on the ballet production.) So just 3.5 hours of required classes. My girls do take more classes, but only because they beg me to. We don't HAVE to take them. And I didn't let them take so much when they were younger. We only started with more classes in the past 2 years.
Karen, DanceMom to Alyssa(5/00) & Julia(11/01)
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Oh! one more thing I like ... our studio tries to reuse costumes when possible. Like the girls wore the same white ballet dress for 2 years. Studio just took the black sash off from one year and put a flower on the waste instead. We were supposed to reuse our tap costume from last year for our jazz production but there were a couple new girls and the director couldn't get hold of customes for them. So intead, we reused last year's jazz costume for this years. For modern every year, the kids wear their company leotard and just add a skirt to it ... the studio keeps the skirt and we reuse that year after year. Saves us some money So keep costume costs down! Your parents will love you for it
Karen, DanceMom to Alyssa(5/00) & Julia(11/01)
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Reusing costumes is a good idea, Since we are more of a rec studio though, kids switch from ballet to tap to jazz etc to try different styles. This year there are alot of kids in more then 1 class, but that is fairly new for us. I do try and get costumes that they can re-use. The 3-4 year olds often wear bathingsuits for their costumes, and last recital I got a lot of outfits from Children's place since they were on sale, and the parents LOVED that.
Melissa - I am the same with my studio, and know everyone by name (even though I only have approx 120 dancers). It makes me laugh cause some parents will call me and be like I'm xxx's mom from your xxx Sat class...I know who you are, and I could probably give you your name, your husband's name and the names of all your kids (even if they don't dance), LOL. It's strange, I'm REALLY bad at remembering names, except when it comes to my studio. Freaks DH out a little that I remember so much about my students, but I care about them, and we have a family atmosphere. I've been teaching some of them since they were 3, and I've really gotten to know them and become attached.
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Sorry I haven't checked in for a while. I've been busy getting ready to start our Fall dance session. My computer crashed, so I lost 2 months of data. When I loaded some of my backup files they were blank, so I actually lost 1 1/2 years worth of studio data! I was so upset, and still trying to catch up. Studio is going great, and my hard work has paid off. We have over 150 students, and I was again nominated in our local Readers Choice Awards for best dance studio for children. I hired a new teacher to teach the 2 tap classes and one of the Jazz/Hip Hop classes, I'm really excited about her starting. I've also been working full time for the past 5 weeks on a contract at my old work. It's been exhausting working full time, teaching, running the studio, and being a mom...then I got sick, ugh! Thankfully my contract ends tomorrow, so I can go back to being a SAHM, and focus on the studio again.
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Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman talks about his new Independent book, "A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America," on how to replace the Affordable Care Act with market-based solutions. Hosted by Michael Cannon, the discussion was held on July 22, 2015, at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.
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Recorded: Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" describes how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, with its 27,000 pages of rules and regulations, has omitted some basic market-based concepts that would benefit all consumers. Goodman outlines the changes that would make such a healthcare system function, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the subject. Goodman is known as the "Father of Health Savings Accounts" whose suggestions for healthcare reform have been heard around the country. In this video, he highlights what is wrong with Obamacare, and offers his bold ideas on sensible healthcare reform.
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Do we really want to relive the Cold War nuclear nightmare?
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Tehran could not rule out the possibility that others with more and better nuclear weapons would strike Iran first, should it provoke a crisis or war. Judging from cold war history, if the Iranians so much as appeared to be readying their nuclear forces for use, the United States might consider a pre-emptive nuclear strike. Israel might adopt a similar doctrine in the face of an Iranian nuclear arsenal.
In these lines, Posen makes a very strong case against his own thesis. Do we really want to re-create the nuclear nightmare of the late 1950s and early '60s: the fear that one side in a confrontation might launch a nuclear first strike—and the equally grisly fear that the other side would pre-empt the strike by launching its own first strike first? Wouldn't everyone be better off it we could stave off the condition that might trigger even this possibility—that is, if we could prevent an Iranian nuclear arsenal from coming into being?
This point raises another, more basic fallacy to Posen's argument. He ignores the possibility of accidental or unauthorized nuclear war. Cold War history is also chockablock with tales of U.S. early warning radar systems detecting a massive Soviet missile attack—when, on further examination, it turns out the radar had only picked up a flock of geese or had simply malfunctioned. There are also many cases of American military commanders (note: not "crazy mullahs," but "rational," Western-educated generals) who were eager to launch nuclear weapons but didn't because they were either politically constrained by the hierarchy of command authority or physically prevented from doing so by locks (known as "permissive action links" or PALs) that could be opened only by authorized orders.
If Iran builds nuclear weapons, how good will their early warning systems be; how firmly will their command hierarchies be enforced; will they have PALs? Steve Coll reported in The New Yorker last month how close India and Pakistan came to nuclear war just four years ago. They were on the brink of conventional war, and had that happened, Coll's sources told him, nuclear war may have been inevitable, because Pakistan's control over nuclear weapons was loose, its doctrine on nuclear use was nonexistent, and its urge to launch a nuclear strike would have been overwhelming—both as an alternative to surrendering and to pre-empt India from launching its own nuclear strike.
Posen is not alone in his views. They fall into a school of thought on nuclear deterrence associated with Kenneth Waltz, professor of political science at Columbia University, who in 1981 wrote a monograph titled The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: More May Be Better. Waltz wrote, "In a conventional world, one is uncertain about winning or losing. In a nuclear world, one is uncertain about surviving or being annihilated. … When these are the pertinent questions, we stop thinking about running risks and start worrying about how to avoid them. …The gradual spread of nuclear weapons is more to be welcomed than feared."
Waltz's premise, as stated to one reporter, is that "the only thing a country can do with nuclear weapons is use them for a deterrent. And that makes for internal stability, that makes for peace, and that makes for cautious behavior."
The problem is that, while Waltz and many other reasonable people might think nukes are good only for deterrents, others—including U.S. secretaries of defense and strategic air commanders over the decades—have thought nukes can be effective tools of war-fighting as well. In the United States, their influence has tended to be diluted by politicians and diplomats. In other less open and democratic countries, who knows?
But Waltz's position has been most solidly rebutted, on different grounds, by Scott Sagan, professor of political science at Stanford University. (The two have published a book together, in which they debate their views.) The spread of nukes, Sagan argues, doesn't eliminate human error; it "only makes the inevitable mistakes more deadly."
Waltz is a philosopher of international relations; his book, Man, the State, and War, has been a classic in the field for 40 years. Sagan is not only a political scientist but an archival historian; his book, The Limits of Safety, is the most comprehensive account of accidents that nearly triggered nuclear war.
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R-S CENTRAL (63) Whiteside 7, Hines 13, McLaughlin 13, Logan 4, McDaniel 5, Edgerton 3, Davis 15, Crenshaw 2, Forney 1.
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Highlights: Kramer had seven rebounds, four assists and four steals. Rogers also has seven rebounds. Burton had eight rebounds. This was a non-conference game
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– AMC announced this week that they have picked up several series as options that are currently being developed. One of those series is an "Untitled Billy Corgan Wrestling Project" which will be a reality show on Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan's Resistance Pro Wrestling promotion out of Chicago.
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WHITE GLOVE DELIVERY includes a delivery appointment, inside delivery, assembly and placement in your room of choice and removal of all packing materials. The delivery window for White Glove service is typically 2–4 weeks from the day your order is shipped. Due to size, weight or fragility, we recommend the use of White Glove service on select items (noted in their product descriptions). White Glove Delivery does not include wall mounting, electrical or structural changes or assembly of Cubitec or Royal System shelving. Deliveries requiring cranes or window removal are available, subject to additional charges. Saturday, Sunday and holiday deliveries are also available for an additional charge.
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A $10 surcharge will be added to all orders that are more than $1,000 (retail value) and to all expedited orders.
Expedited shipping does not include unpacking, assembly or removal of packing materials. It also does not include moving of existing items. White Glove services are not available for expedited deliveries.
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Expedited delivery is not available for shipments to Canada.
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