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The Movement of the Universe
The minutes stole away in secrecy without a clock to track them, stealing away without a purpose or value, giving no change to the dim lit room where the reflections floated beneath the floor like ghosts.
The children had ceased to panic, their teary eyes now closed as they lay on the cold floor, trying to escape their prison if only in spirit. But their dreams were stilted and stained, with reminders of their plight in every delirious fantasy their minds had the spirit to create.
Sam sniffled and groped at the floor as if looking for something soft to bury his little hands in. Betty was silent, her face red and her arms tight within the folds of her dress. They waited for something without a hope for anything.
If only they knew the fortunate safety their prison lent them, they would not be so desperate to escape. But if they knew, then they would also realize the terrors that were raging through the corridors of their home, and they would then feel far worse than they could scarcely imagine even now in their overwhelming despair.
A glimpse of the Great Hall would show them more than they could handle...The doors that had been open for generations were beginning to slam shut as war began to rip through the community. Too many keys had been claimed by the invaders, and the world was being split as families retreated into their personal rooms, shutting themselves away from the threat...They knew not when, if ever, their doors could be reopened. So they would live in isolation, whole families enclosed in single rooms, living off the fruits of a single cupboard.
But Sam and Betty had no cupboard. They had no supplies. Their room was bare and empty. They would die if not released. And the keys to both doors were gone, their owners dead. Their chances were slim, for they were prisoners of the universe itself. And the universe moved in strange ways.
Sam awoke with a start, and it didn't help his shaky senses to see another face staring back out of the floor as soon as his eyes had flashed open. His young cry awoke Betty and she groaned. Then Sam sat up, a queer sensation in his muddled mind. He had awoken for a reason.
He gave his surroundings a close look. The room was bare, dark, and empty, the floor reflecting their pale faces with a mocking glare. And yet, something was different. He shivered.
"You notice anything strange?" he mumured.
Betty wrinkled her nose. "No," she whimpered.
Sam turned slowly on his bottom, his feet leaving scuffs on the mirrored floor as he rotated. All appeared to be normal. But then his hearing was abruptly triggered, and he held his breath with acute attentiveness.
"There's nothin' else in the room with us," said Betty. "But I just heard something."
Sam turned. "I heard it too," he said.
It was a low sound, the type that is felt more than heard. It was long and deep and seemed to hum from the walls itself. Sound did not pass through walls. That was a well known fact. When a door is shut, all sound is shut within it.
"The walls are making sounds," Sam breathed.
"Don't be silly," chided Betty. "They can't."
But Sam wasn't sure. He knew he had heard something. He searched the ceiling and then the floor. Perhaps the sound had come from a hidden trap door they had not yet noticed. The walls were seamless. And yet...a shadow moved in the corner and then vanished.
"Betty!" yelped Sam. "Something moved over there!"
Betty backed away, still on her bottom, her feet pedaling frantically against the floor. Soon she was pressed against the far wall. "I saw it too," she said. "Was it a rat?"
"No, it was on the wall. It was like a shadow."
Then Sam saw another movement. It was a rectangle. It was a rectangle on the wall that was a different shade from the rest...and it was moving. It was gently sliding along the wall. They stared at it, mesmerized by the peculiarity of such a sight. Then their eyes suddenly focused and they realized with a jolt what was happening.
"The whole wall is moving!" cried Sam.
And then Betty screamed and scrambled into the center of the room; the wall had begun moving behind her back!
"Sam!" she cried. "What's happening?"
Sam did not know, and he remained silent, cowering in the center of the room, gripping his lucky key for safety, and holding Betty close.
After a moment, a black gap suddenly appeared in the corner and began to grow larger as it slid towards the center of the wall. It was soon seen to be an entranceway, and it stopped when it reached the center.
Sam and Betty climbed hesitantly to their feet when they noticed that all was still. Sam took a step and Betty gulped.
"Sam," she whispered. "We have to go in there."
Sam regarded the gaping black entranceway with wide eyes. Then he nodded. "We have to," he agreed, though it pained him to admit such a thing.
They stood for nearly a minute, contemplating their only option for longer than necessary. Then finally, with a mutual understanding, they gripped hands and walked into the dark passageway.


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Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
The traditional game of Memory Cards, with a modern design that enhances the gameplay.
You can play in a single player mode or in a game "face to face" with another player.
You have to discover pairs of flags of South America, making it intriguing so that it ensures hours of fun.
- Free
- Category: Games
- Released: 27 January 2012
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 11.1 MB
- Languages: English, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish
- Developer: EMILIANO G DORIGNAC
- © ideocentro 2012
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPad, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).


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It's fun to celebrate a holiday with playing games. These apps provide cute and challenging games for Easter.
Snappy Easter
Tilt your phone left and right to see how many chicks you can catch via this app.
Easter Eggs
Clear eggs from the board by matching them – various difficulty levels – via this app.
Easter Egg Matcher Free
Use a chick to help you match the eggs via this Easter app.
Bubble Blast Easter
This app's puzzle game with 2500 levels is fun to play as you view the Easter egg chain reactions.
Easter Mahjong
This app's Easter game is festive and ideal for kids too. Choose music if you like.


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Cognos Analyst Job Responsibilities:
The Cognos system has undergone many changes over the years, but Cognos Analysts are able to utilize this software in order to identify weak areas in a company and develop solutions to fix those issues. Today, a Cognos Analyst will use multiple software programs to analyze and solve many different types of business problems.
Cognos Analyst Experience Needed:
A Cognos Analyst typically has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, but there are a growing number of Business and Finance graduates who are choosing to take certification classes in Cognos systems in order to qualify for these jobs. In many companies, a diverse background of experiences is desired for Cognos Analyst teams in order to ensure that someone has direct experience with every issue that may arise. For this reason, applicants with experience in similar industries as the company they are applying for are often in high demand.
Cognos Analyst Salary:
Cognos Analysts often take several different job titles, including Financial Analyst and Business Intelligence Consultant. Because of this, it can be difficult to determine an average salary. The salary range for these positions, however, is between $75,000 and $120,000.


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Simply stunning! Featuring over 3000 sq ft of living space on a tranquil and private quarter section only 20 minute drive from Fort St John, and only 30 minutes from Dawson Creek. The home has 3 bedrooms uo and 1 in fully finished basement along with 3 baths. Basement has kitchen and separate entrance for separate living quarters. Exquisite custom landscaping that features walking bridges, water pathways that are lined with perennials, charming arbour's and trellises...and more! Venture out into the peaceful and private 1/4 that's fenced and cross fenced for cattle with some big dugouts. Perfect addition to the 6-stall barn along with lots of corrals and shelters. The Seller had run many head of cattle and had waterer's but may need some tlc. You will love the heated shop (220V). There is a 60'x32' storage shelter with ample height for all your farming needs and another motor home garage. There is also a rustic log guest cottage. Its a great time to be a rancher and this is the perfect setup.
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- Living Area: 3,062 Square Feet
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Prácheňsko (German: Prachens), or Provincia Prachinensis, is a historical and cultural region in the Czech Republic, covering roughly the Otava basin, mostly in the northwest of South Bohemia. It was an administrative region in southwestern Bohemia, created in the late 13th century and abolished by the Austrian Empire's regional reform of 1848.[1]
Its boundaries extended through the Bohemian Forest in the south, towards Budweis (České Budějovice) to the north, close to the town of Příbram, and southwest to Markt Eisenstein (Železná Ruda). Ethnic groups of the region included Czechs, Germans, Jews and Romani, and by religion were Roman Catholics and Jews. Today this region is divided among three districts, namely South Bohemia (vast majority), Plzeň Region and Central Bohemia. Its capital city was Písek (a great medieval city until its devastation in 1620 during the Thirty Years' War), now a major town of approximately 30,000 inhabitants.
The first capital, Prachens (Prácheň) castle (which gave its name to the whole region), is now overtaken by forest. Its remains lie close to the town of Horažďovice. The local dialect of the western part is still extant as is the use of the bagpipe in the music of the region. The main geographical feature of the Prachens region is the river Otava (or in the local dialect Wotāva). Principal towns of the former Prachens were Písek (or Pisek in German), Strakonice (Strakonitz), Sušice (Schüttenhofen or Setuakaton in its Celtic form), Rožmitál (Rosenthal), Vimperk (Winterberg), Horní Planá (Ober Plan), Železná Ruda (Markt Eisenstein), Kasejovice (Casseudz, Kasejowitz), Protivín (Protiwin) and Horažďovice (Horaschdowitz).
The current population of the region is approximately 200,000 to 250,000 inhabitants. The area suffered serious population losses because of the Expulsion of Germans after World War II (about 25 % of the population, mostly in the southern part) and because of the Holocaust (השואה or חורבן). Today the Jewish population is negligible and there is no active synagogue.
A unique dialect of the Czech language with a large number of German loan words is spoken in the western part of the region.
The Bohemian historian August Sedláček wrote extensively about Provincia Prachinensis and Písek city.


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A number of top prospects from the area (and representing thirteen states) showed up to Valley Ranch ready to compete and a handful of quarterbacks caught the attention of the staff.
Elite 11 host and coach Yogi Roth, who has been working with the quarterback camp for a number of years, gives his take on two of the top performers: Norman (Okla.) North's David Cornwell, who picked up an invite to the Elite 11 Finals at Sunday's Nike Football Training Camp, and Novato (Calif.) San Marin's Manny Wilkins.
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Reinco helps shape landscapes. The equipment supplier makes power mulching and hydrograssing machinery, which can mulch, seed, and fertilize areas that are disturbed by residential and commercial construction. Landscape contractors use the machines to revegetate soil and control erosion near homes, schools, golf courses, cemeteries, mines, landfill reclamation sites, and other large, hard-to-access areas. Some of its products use emissions-certified diesel engines for a cleaner environment. Reinco sells its equipment and provides service maintenance through a US network of dealers. The company is family-owned and operated.
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Richard G. Popovici, 84, Bristol
Richard G. Popovici, 84, of Bristol and Marco Island, FL, passed away on Aug. 3. He was the beloved husband of Flora (Ziu) Popovici.
Mr. Popovici was the son of George and Ecaterina Popovici and was born in New York City on April 5, 1930. He went to high school in Bucharest, Romania, and returned to his native country in 1948 as the first American citizen allowed to exit communist Romania. He obtained a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the City College in New York City, and a master's degree in industrial management from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ.
He worked first for ITT Laboratories and Litton Industries in New Jersey for eight years as an engineer and later as an engineering manager specializing in Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and scientific instrumentation for oceanographic applications.
In 1964 he joined Raytheon's Submarine Signal Division in Portsmouth, to create a new commercial operation. He served primarily as manager of Ocean Systems Center, and then as program manager for mine-hunting systems with the acquisition of the Navy's SQQ-32 mine-hunting sonar in partnership with the notable French defense contractor, Thomson CSF. After the initial contract award in 1982, Mr. Popovici semi-retired for medical reasons and became the instructor for program management and project engineering courses for more than 150 managers and engineers through 1988.
Mr. Popovici retired from Raytheon in 1990 after 26 years of service, completing a 34-year career in engineering management and business development. In 1994, he self-published his autobiography, Stonewalled — My Corporate Experience. During the late 1990s, he served as a business consultant for a new technology start-up company in Florida.
Mr. Popovici was active in the Eastern Orthodox Church, serving as Sunday school teacher for 18 years, and then as committee chairman for St. Demetrius Orthodox Church in Naples, FL. In 1997 he joined St. Paul Orthodox Church in Naples, FL, as one of the early co-founders. He also authored the Grandparents Book, leaving it as a legacy to his seven grandchildren and all the generations that follow.
In addition to his beloved wife of 58 years, he is survived by his loving children, Adina Desaulniers and her husband George of Etna, NH, George Popovici of Portsmouth, and Rev. Phil Popovici of Naples, FL. He was also the grandfather of Christine, Andrea, Nicholas, Stephen, Alexandra, David and Gregory.
Visiting hours are respectfully omitted. His funeral will be held Thursday, Aug. 7, at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation, Oaklawn Avenue, Cranston, at 10 a.m. Burial will be at North Burial Ground, Bristol.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, 575 Scarsdale Road, Crestwood, NY 10707 or St. Paul Antiochian Orthodox Church, 2425 Rivers Road, Naples, FL 34120.
For online condolences, shared memories, information, directions go to www.sansonefuneralhome.com.


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While it is a little known fact, the word France originates from the Franks, a Germanic Tribe who occupied much of Northern Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. France has since gone on to become one of the powerhouses of Europe, being a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, a founding member of the United Nations and a forceful member of the G8.
France, officially known as the French Republic, is the most popular destination for tourists in the developed world, with some 75 million foreign tourists making for the French shores every year. The attractions of France are many, from the vineyards to the Eiffel Tower to the Alps – not to mention the beautiful countryside in between and the multicultural city that is Paris.
The country also has one of the most highly developed transport networks of the modern world, boasting a record 31,000 km of rail track, access to the Eurotunnel and a very efficient underground system. While an obvious attraction for the traveling tourists, the infrastructure has also helped to build a strong French economy. The country has become one of the most developed countries in the world and ranks as the fifth largest economy by nominal GDP and the eighth largest economy by purchasing power parity.
France has had problems in the past with the rise of immigrant enclaves, sometimes leading to conflict with the French nationals. Much of the work was been carried out by the government and the situation now seems to be under control. Even though French is the official language, there are an amazing 77 recognized regional variations, as well as a vast array of religions practiced (France is predominately a Catholic country).
Contents: Economy in France | Prospects in France | France Facts
Economy in France
France boasts one of the highest numbers of registered companies, with some 2.5 million registered as at the end of 2006. This is a reflection of the entrepreneurial spirit of the French, which has still flourished against a (now declining) program of government intervention with regards to national industries such as power, water, transport, etc. This has often led to controversy with many of the French Utility companies expanding overseas to the likes of the UK and Spain, while safe in the knowledge that strict government laws prevent French utility companies from moving into foreign hands.
The country has the 6th largest economy in the world and was one of the initial countries to introduce the Euro as their national currency. Even though there have been many instances of the very strong agricultural sector flexing their muscles in France, the current government are working towards reducing the reliance on EU handouts and state aid. This is reflected by the fact that France attracts the second highest level of foreign investment in the world.
The French unemployment rate is set to fall to an acceptable 8% by the end of 2007, which is very much in line with the country's European counter parts. The country is currently in the throes of a Presidential Election with a number of parties in with a chance of success. Short term economic growth will depend on the new party in charge, although longer term the country is well positioned for future expansion.
In 2009, France is the world's sixth largest exporting country and the fifth largest importer of manufactured goods. It is also one of the largest recipients of foreign direct investment in the world with 117.9 billion dollars in 2008. France has one of the strictest tax regimes in the world, with corporation tax set at 33% and personal income tax varying from 10% to 48% depending on your level of income. Areas of strength include the Automobile market and Tourism.
Prospects in France
After years of indifference France is firmly positioned at the heart of Europe, involved in the planning and drafting of all major policies and structural changes. While the French economy is one of the most efficient in the world, the actual working population is a percentage of the overall population that is lower than average.
Even though State assistance is very much in evidence in areas such as agriculture and there are a variety of potentially anti-competitive polices to protect French business, the country continues to attract record foreign investment, and overseas tourists. It is no surprise that France has become one of the more popular areas of Europe for a second home – with particular interest from their British comrades over the English Channel.
The property prices in France have been steadily falling because of the global economic doldrums, but the market has been much more stable compared to the United Kingdom and Spain. This makes purchasing property in France one of the best investments in these hard financial times.
Key Facts on France:
Bordered by the UK, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy,. Luxembourg and Germany.
Food: Meats, Seafood and Champagne
Temperature: Continental hot climate inland, and a sub zero climate in the mountainous areas of the country.
Industries: Transports, Wine and Tourism.
Education: 11 years of compulsory education, with the majority of students going on to higher education.
Health: Life expectancy 72 years
More information on Expats living in France can be found here.


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Wooden Wheelie Bin Screens
A simple & easy way to hide your wheelie bins, with these 3 sided FSC wooden screens.
For Single Bin: 117 x 90 x 73cm £105.85
For Two Bins: 117 x 120 x 73cm £113.90
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For Single Bin: 117 x 90 x 73cm £67.04
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Assembly Instructions
1. Take 2 posts and join them by sliding a (long) board between them using the grooves in the post. Note the double screen 117 x 120 x 90 has two lengths of board.
2. Do the same at right angles adding another (short) board to each post.
3. Finish the footprint with a post at the end of each of these shorter boards.
4. You should now have a square without any boards on one (long) side. This side remains open to roll the Wheely Bins in and out
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Embedded Linux provider MontaVista Software, San Diego-based SKY MobileMedia, along with Bluefin Mobile and Digital Airways have teamed to create a Linux-based mobile phone platform. The companies demonstrated a integrated mobile phone solution this week running on the MontaVista embedded Linux operating system, with an integrated voice and data software stack. The companies said that they were targeting creating a common, flexible and open platform strategy for mobile phone manufacturers. The reference design combines Bluefin Mobile's hardware abstraction layer, SKY Mobilemedia's mobile applications engine, and Digital Airway's visual interface.


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-FryShakeWad- (Topic Creator)3 years ago#31
I'd like a UFC Fight Pass app.
Meh, we are talking about WWE. It would be fine but I wouldn't buy it. Not a fan of the UFC.
Needs the WWE......Good one TC! I laughed hysterically! Needs the WWE......HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
WWE - a soap opera for guys starring a bunch of half naked roid-rager dudes either hugging or hitting each other with flaming cafeteria furniture and janitorial supplies in a cage made of chain-link fence. And you think anyone NEEDS this.
ALL games should have a Single Player mode. I can always guarantee I want to play when I turn on my system. I can't guarantee others will at the same time.
-FryShakeWad- (Topic Creator)3 years ago#33
aszsith posted...
Needs the WWE......Good one TC! I laughed hysterically! Needs the WWE......HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
You sound super mad. You know its consistently the highest rated weekly show on cable right. But if you are THAT insecure about your sexuality you probably shouldn't watch it. Seriously why u so mad? I sense some daddy issues.
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aszsith posted...Needs the WWE......Good one TC! I laughed hysterically! Needs the WWE......HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I sound mad? Which part of my statement sounds like anger? The laughing part? The part where I ridicule wrestling? The part where I laugh again? Which part is angry?
You're the one throwing around insults in a need to defend what I view as complete garbage. YOU sound angry that I think something you enjoy isn't worth enjoying.
I'm simply displaying my feelings on how utterly ridiculous the entire thing is. And how am I doing that? By laughing. And since you brought it up, my father thinks it is even more ridiculous than I do.
WWE....HAHAHAHAHAHAHA......what a joke!
ALL games should have a Single Player mode. I can always guarantee I want to play when I turn on my system. I can't guarantee others will at the same time.
Another TV feature surely will sell this gaming console.
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leelee3105 posted...
people watch wrestling still? i had no idea.
What I was thinking. I rather have HBO GO App.
Currently Playing: LEGO The Hobbit, PvZ and Titanfall.
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-FryShakeWad- (Topic Creator)3 years ago#37
I'm glad you and your daddy are so close. WWE isn't for everyone. It's funny how you are a fan of the kids show Clone Wars but wrestling, that's just too adult for ya I guess. Meh.
XB1 still NEEDS the network tho, ASAP.
-FryShakeWad- (Topic Creator)3 years ago#38
Television Audience
WWE programming reaches nearly 15 million viewers in the U.S. each week.
Balanced age distribution with 78% of the audience aged 21 or older.
19 % of our audience is under 18 years old
23 % of our audience is 18-34 years old
21 % of our audience is 35-49 years old
37 % of our audience is 50+ years old
Strong female audience
35 % of our viewers are female
Diverse audience
Raw is the #3 most watched program on ad-supported cable among Hispanic viewers.
Raw is the most watched entertainment program on cable among Hispanic Men 18-34, M18-49 and M25-54.
Raw is USAs most watched program among Hispanic viewers.
Smackdown is Syfys most watched program among Hispanic viewers and all key demos (including Adults 18-34, A18-49 and A25-54).
Smackdown is the most watched regularly scheduled program on primetime TV Friday nights among Hispanic Men 18-49 and M25-54.
WWE Main Event was IONs most watched program among Hispanic males M2+ and all key Hispanic male demos (including Men 18-34, M18-49 and M25-54).
Raw is the #2 most watched regularly scheduled entertainment program on cable among Black/African-American viewers.
Raw and Smackdown are the most watched programs on their respective networks among Black/African-American viewers.
Source: Nielsen Media Research, Galaxy Explorer, 4/1/13-6/30/13 Live+7 Day Data (ranking statements incl. programs w/ 5+ telecasts)
...yep it seems no one, especially adults watch the WWE.
-FryShakeWad- posted...
Mixorz posted...I'd like a UFC Fight Pass app.
Yeah, UFC is so fake and scripted...
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heffley19 posted...
-FryShakeWad- posted...Mixorz posted...I'd like a UFC Fight Pass app.
I honestly just find it boring, I was into it for a while a few years ago, not so much anymore.
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It's been nearly four years since the chickens came home to roost in Idaho Falls.
By all appearances, it's going well.
The urban chicken trend has continued to gain in popularity since the city passed an ordinance allowing residents to raise chickens in their backyards. The Idaho Falls City Council passed the ordinance in October 2010. It allows residents to keep six hens in their backyards. Roosters aren't allowed. Neither is selling eggs for profit or slaughtering hens on the premises.
Animal services supervisor Irene Brown said her office is receiving more and more inquiries about raising fowl. The city's ordinance does not require a license or permit, so it is impossible to say how many residents are engaged in the practice.
Still, the trend seems to be going strong throughout the region.
Mike Anthoney, who's in charge of buying livestock and pets for C-A-L Ranch Stores, said this year about 125,000 chicks destined for backyards were sold in the chain's 25 locations in Idaho, Utah, Nevada and Arizona.
"It's still staying very popular," Anthoney said. "It's a huge market because it involves everything from the feeders, the waterers, the housing and then the feed."
Anthoney, who lives in Idaho Falls, raises chickens in his backyard.
"They're fun to have," he said. "People who raise chickens in town do it for two reasons. One, they get fresh eggs. Two, they're pets. Anyone who is raising them in town has names for their chickens."
There even are toys for chickens.
Anthoney's hens produce an egg a day. That's 42 eggs a week.
Animal control officer Danyelle Harker said there have been few problems since the ordinance passed.
"I know there are a lot of people with hens, but we haven't had many issues here at animal control: not many issues, not many complaints, not many stray chickens," she said.
Roosters are the biggest problem. They usually come when chicks are bought from a store, because every once in a while one of the androgynous young chickens will have its sex misidentified, Brown said. Eventually, what a buyer thought was a clucking hen grows up to be a crowing cock.
"The neighbors will complain because it will start cock-a-doodle-doing at five-o'clock in the morning," she said.
Brown remembers only five chicken complaints this year: four about roosters, and one about more than six hens being kept in one yard.
Wayne Jones, an educator with the Bonneville County office of University of Idaho Extension, said raising chickens requires a commitment not to be taken lightly.
"You have to realize that they are livestock, and you have to take care of them. You can't leave on vacation for a week and expect the birds to take care of themselves," he said.
Other potential problems include lice and predation by raptors. But for those willing to commit, the experience can be rewarding, Jones said.
"There's a lot of fun in raising chickens," he said.
Jake Lowe, store manager of the Idaho Falls C.A.L Ranch Store, said a homeowner can get into raising chickens for an investment of only about $50, if they are willing to build their own coop.
"Chickens are almost one of the cheapest investments," he said.
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Tea Party & House GOP Battle Over Immigration
The power of the Tea Party continues to divide and fracture House Republicans. The latest break is over immigration reform.
House Speaker John Boehner has decided to stand strong and push forward with immigration reform more than six months after the Senate passed a comprehensive bill that would balance tighter border security with a path to citizenship. But the Tea Party has made it clear they will fight back against legislation.
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Richard "Kudo" Couto, the animal activist who has targeted illegal slaughterhouses in Hialeah and Hialeah Gardens, was prowling that area recently when he stumbled upon a scene worthy of Law & Order.
He found what looked to be leftovers from an epic sacrifice. A container was filled with the remains of animals of all kinds: a turtle, a goat's head, rodents, birds -- and at its bottom, a human skull, surrounded by what looked like human limb bones.
We checked out the creepy site Friday afternoon. Couto called Miami-Dade Police soon thereafter. "It appears that human bones were found," confirms department spokesperson Javier Baez. "Homicide detectives are working in conjunction with the medical examiner's office."
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"A concentrated mind is not an attentive mind, but a mind that is in the state of awareness can concentrate. Awareness is never exclusive, it includes everything."
–Bruce Lee, martial artist
One of the most common questions I receive from music students is, "How can I perform at the consistently high level that I hear from professionals?"
My short answer is that they'll achieve the results they seek when:
1. They become fluent with practice and performance skills
2. They learn to use their minds like pros
In this post, I look at three mental functions – awareness, focus, and concentration – and describe some ways in which expert musicians use them.
1. Awareness
When we veteran musicians practice and perform, we maintain broad awareness of our music, execution, and coperformers. We don't constrict our attention into a concentrated laser.
Our inclusive awareness stems from the nature of our learning process in which we merge interpretation and technique into an encompassing knowing.
2. Focus
Upon that sea of awareness, we focus multiple lenses of attention. If we play or sing a folk tune, let's say, we embody the emotion of the melody, we feel our technical actions, and we mold the music into a sculpture of sound.
It's as though filaments of attention seamlessly connect the diverse regions of our awareness. We then expand or contract those filaments to create channels through which we improvise, adjust articulation, express emotions, and so forth.
A 2008 study backs up this view – MRI images of pianists' brains showed how differently players used their faculties depending on whether they were improvising or playing a fixed melody from memory.
So, whether we're practicing or performing, we focus our attention on whatever elements we choose. But the elements that will be available for us to focus on will only be those that we're aware of. Deep practice habits, as spelled out in The Musician's Way, make us expansively aware.
3. Concentration
As Bruce Lee said, pinpoint concentration restricts attention, so, in my teaching, I seldom utter the word 'concentrate.' Some people use that label in place of 'focus,' but I don't conflate the terms.
As an illustration, in a common meditation exercise, participants 'concentrate' on a candle flame – they gaze at the flame and banish everything else from their minds.
Although we musicians also need to dispel extraneous thoughts, I don't advise that we do so by narrowing our attention. Instead, I teach students to lightly focus on numerous artistic and technical facets as they play or sing.
Then, they become engrossed, and unwanted thoughts turn up less often than they might otherwise; when distractions occur, they refocus and let intrusive thoughts drop away.
In other words, focusing allows for the inclusive attention that we musicians require, whereas concentration is exclusive.
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In sum, the things we're aware of we can gain control of; the things we aren't aware of can control us.
Aspiring musicians, therefore, should aim to expand their awareness and mental agility. From that place of broad awareness and supple focus, artistic possibilities become limitless.
Related posts
The benefits of accessible music
Clear goals, clear process
Deep practice
Dialing down the effort meter
Mental imaging
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Letters to the Editor for the Feb. 10, 2014 weekly magazine: His wife handed out oranges from her basket and told us, 'In Iran, everything is good except the government. But governments come and go; the people stay.' We need to remember the people.
Letters to the Editor for the Feb. 3, 2014 weekly magazine:Kenya's future is increasingly being dictated not by the national government or major businesses, but rather by civil society – the people. Hopefully, the trend will continue in Africa.Internet shopping appealed to me until I realized it pointed to an anonymous shopping future with a total focus on cost and speed. My vision of retail would be that consumers seek out local stores and only turn to the big chains and the giant Amazon as a last resort.
Letters to the Editor for the January 27, 2014 weekly magazine edition of the Monitor: If looking at the removal of Christians from the Middle East, one shouldn't ignore the plight of Palestinian Christians under the Israeli occupation; Too many reporters and government representatives do not have the fortitude to tell the truth about Islam in the Middle East.
Letters to the Editor for the January 20, 2014 weekly magazine edition of the Monitor:As retirees over 60, the closest Affordable Care Act policy to our old one costs 24 percent more and includes coverage we don't need. But the cost of our old policy has increased by 34 percent.The ever-identical screens of my Kindle become mind-numbing, whereas the imperfections of my paper books serve as guideposts for locating key passages of text.Finally, some research to explain why I never finish my e-books, but breeze through paper copies.
Letters to the Editor for the January 13, 2014 weekly magazine: Will the delay agreement become a Neville Chamberlain 'peace for our time' appeasement?; What of the media's double standard of silence on Israel's possession of nuclear weapons?; We should review the history of the lead-up to World War II and not repeat the same mistakes.
Letters to the Editor for the December 30, 2013 weekly magazine:I teach English to female students in Kandahar over Skype. These delightful women are not brainwashed but rather eager to learn – and they take great personal risks to do so.Frequently, when 'we the people' ask ourselves, 'What's the root problem?,' we come up with very different solutions from those offered by policymakers in Washington.
Letters to the Editor for the December 23, 2013 weekly magazine:What is the use of an 'eraser law' such as California's that only allows teens to delete Internet activity that hasn't been retweeted, reposted, or otherwise dispersed online?Kenya has a right to question the ICC's 'fairness' toward Africa, because of the enduring history of colonialism. As US retirees move to Latin America, that history may just be repeating itself.
Letters to the Editor for the December 16, 2013 weekly magazine:Citizens need to know how the candidates and the issues affect their state before they cast their votes. And the Democratic Party needs to be honest about why candidates win or lose.Calls for US support of religious freedom will be sanctimonious hypocrisy as long as we fail to insist on real democracy and a fully secular resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Letters to the Editor for the December 9, 2013 weekly magazine:Every other industrialized country has some type of national health-care system because it can't afford US-style medicine. And neither can America.Accounts of good works Vietnam veterans are performing in Vietnam are heartening. US military personnel are increasingly proving the effectiveness of waging peace with humanitarian aid.
Letters to the Editor for the December 2, 2013 weekly magazine:Detroit citizens can't look to government for 'all of the answers,' but they should look at government, to ensure the city avoids the mismanagement that fed its bankruptcy.Beginning ELLs will neither acquire English nor learn subject matter if they are placed in regular classes right away. Evidence supports LA's plan to separate them initially.
Letters to the Editor for the November 25, 2013 weekly magazine: Fractured shale provides minimal filtration, so contaminants can travel more easily and quickly. Putting chemicals in water and shooting it into the ground isn't a good idea.Some make the case that government is doing a good job regulating the oil and gas industry on fracking. If companies really were trustworthy, they would have been self-regulating.
Letters to the Editor for the November 18, 2013 weekly print magazine:Teddy Roosevelt's example is one for all of us to follow: Personal valor and being a strong negotiator go hand in hand with empathy for all mankind.The ultimate bottom line for efficiency improvement and clean energy is to save the planet, and humanity, from the worst of climate disruption.
Letters to the Editor for the November 11, 2013 weekly print magazine:The Middle East's population boom will exacerbate the regions' upcoming water shortage. Why aren't more environmentalists recommending that these countries work to reduce fertility rates?Joseph Conrad's novel 'Heart of Darkness' is much more complex than 'the enemy as Other.' It can even be read with that feeling of 'We have met the enemy and he is us.'Excess partisanship is deadly to sensible progress in legislation. Does this phenomenon not explain why those who seek compromise have essentially been excoriated by Congress?
Letters to the Editor for the November 4, 2013 weekly print magazine:Victims of bullying who hurt themselves or others are also likely suffering from mental illness and deserve help. But probably so are bullies. Let's offer them the mental-health services they need.Ronny Edry's "Israel loves Iran" campaign shows that individuals can have a voice. We can each add to what I believe will be a "critical mass" who support an end to all war.If we don't talk about alternatives to political gridlock, then there is no chance of inspiration or change. Ideas are contagious.
Letters to the Editor for the October 28, 2013 weekly print magazine:An strong, efficient American military is needed to maintain safety and security at home and abroad; Olympia Snowe's suggestions for how those of us with no political clout can still mobilize for moderation are encouraging; When will we finally understand the consequences of allowing violence to permeate our entertainment?
Letters to the Editor for the October 21, 2013 weekly print magazine: There are many examples in US history in which the blending of ideas and seemingly contrary perspectives has led to outstanding accomplishment.
Many readers have responded with praise and gratitude for the new Common Ground, Common Good feature in Commentary, and for Sen. Olympia Snowe's inaugural column. We've collected some of their remarks here.
Letters to the Editor for the October 14, 2013 weekly print magazine: There is no doubt that some entitlement reform is needed to address US debt, but we can't 'fix the debt' on the backs of the most vulnerable.Rodeos, although less cruel than dogfighting, cockfighting, and bullfighting, can nonetheless be seen as exhibitions of animal cruelty.
Letters to the Editor for the October 7, 2013 weekly print magazine: Too many lawmakers cannot see that increasing the share of wealth at the top by weakening the middle class leads to less spending, lower profits, and a slower economy.Reading the recent tribute to former Washington, D.C., bureau chief and Monitor Breakfast creator Godfrey "Budge" Sperling Jr. was like a warm and vivid visit with Budge himself.
Letters to the Editor for the September 30, 2013 weekly print issue:You cannot compare small, relatively homogenous student populations in other countries to our very diverse, multicultured US student population.Too many American media take a narrow US-centered perspective. Americans need and deserve deeper journalism and a broader, global view.


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Business Ethics MOOC
Professor Edward Freeman will be offering a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) "New Models of Business in Society" through the University of Virginia's partnership with Coursera. This course examines the new ways in which businesses create value for society.
The College of St. Scholastica will also be offering a MOOC, "Ethical Leadership," beginning August 12th. The course is self-paced and will be open to registrants through October 1, 2013. Professor Rick Revoir, who directs the College's Sandbulte Center for Ethical Leadership, will be leading the course and will focus on ethical leadership, decision making and problem solving within organizations. Full information about the course can be found at the College of St. Scholastica's web site.


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Nate Starkey and company earned April's Top Failed Pilot with this, uh, documentary about lesser-known cities. In this episode, Jersey City, which has sculptures (as well as a very hot problem).
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Chapter Fifteen- Blind Wolves
Winter knew that she was being carried. It was also the first time it happened, since she was four, and then Lily was born. For the first two years, Winter didn't like Lily; in fact she didn't like the girl until she turned six.
"How are you Winter?" Spring noticed that the girl was waking up in her arms; she weighed more than she looked.
"Can I walk?"
"Of course," Spring put Winter back on her feet. Summer and Autumn were at the front, in case someone decided to attack them.
"How long?"
"Not long," Spring knew that Winter was going to ask that, no matter what it was, she always finished her chores, even if she hated them, thinking about it she added "Be careful of your cuts,"
"Of course Spring,"
It wasn't long, before Summer stopped. The others didn't want Winter in front, because even the smallest of cuts, could be fatal.
"Something's coming,"
Before they could do anything, three golden wolves were in front of them. Spring was worried, the last one, according to Winter, was injured. Through Winter also told her, that injured animals were willing to take more risks, because they had less to lose.
"Don't worry," The front one said, the other two staying by its side.
"Walking animals, are you sure the cuts aren't affecting me?" Winter asked she never heard of an animal talking.
"Where are your cuts," The small female said, her fur was a light gold and was half the size of the others. Her eyes were a lovely silver and they shinned with worry.
"My face and arms," Winter didn't know, what to think. That was until she really looked at her eyes, and saw that she was blind. So she must be one of Leaf's.
"Come here," She ordered, and Winter went over to the three small wolves, well she tried to, Summer gripped her by the arm, before she got close to them.
"Why should she? And who are you?" Spring didn't know, who they were, but animals don't talk, she never had to go hunting to figure that out.
"We're Leaf's friends, my name is Jasmine," The small wolf said, "And this is Barley," She pointed to the slightly bigger male that was next to her.
"I'm Lynx, the head of this pack, Jasmine just wants to heal your friend," The biggest wolf said he was the alpha of his small group, that had about seven members. Leaf had about four other packs, in his village, they live in peace, until they touch what belonged to another pack.
"We just lost someone, and didn't want to take the risk," Autumn didn't know, if they could trust them, but they were friends of Leaf's and he was kind to them. So he'll give them a chance, besides if she really did do anything to hurt Winter, they'll have more furs, to keep them warm.
"Of course, he did say there was five," Jasmine looked around the group, while wasn't able to see, they could sense what was around them. Since she acted like the girl's mother, Winter couldn't have been hurt.
"Summer, you can let go of my arm," Winter said trying to pull her arm free. They didn't want her die, did they? So why were they not letting Jasmine heal her injuries.
"We'll keep an eye on you," Summer growled letting go of Winter's arm, it was a good way to see if they were lying.
"Okay sit down," Jasmine couldn't reach her if she was standing and she didn't want to course more injuries.
"Okay," Winter sat in front of the three wolves, she didn't know what was going to happen and she was a little worried.
"Why are you here?" Summer asked if they were here about a day ago, Luna might still be here, but it was her fault, for not telling them that she was injured.
"Leaf felt something, so he had us check on you," Lynx wouldn't help, but roll his grey eyes. Humans were so strange.
"Are you ready? Winter," Jasmine couldn't see the injury, she couldn't see, so she had to use her nose, and she could smell blood, crime and herbs.
"Of course,"
The others watched as Jasmine put her head on Winter's, a glowing light started to form on her wrist and face. When it stopped Winter looked at her wrist and there was nothing, not even a scar.
"Winter, I'm glad you're okay, but what happened?" Spring couldn't believe her eyes, usually there would be a scar, but nothing, not even a mark.
"Okay, now that Winter is going to be fine, why don't you tell us, why you're here," Autumn thought it might have something to do, with the advice he gave 'be true of heart,' he still didn't know, whatever that meant.
"Remember the test, Leaf gave you?" Barley asked his voice was a little higher than Lynx's. In fact he sounded like a child, one who was about to hit adulthood.
"Of course," Summer snapped he hated stupid questions, and that was the dumbest one he'd ever heard.
"We'll be doing something similar," Jasmine couldn't help, but growl at Summer, nobody talked to her son like that, but she was here for a reason.
"While its similar, it'll be slightly different," Lynx said his mate was mad, stupid human boy. In fact, most of their kind was stupid.
"I see, the first time was too see if we could handle seeing passed loved ones," Winter was thinking about what he said, similar, but different. The only thing she could think of was guilt or hate. Knowing her luck, it would be both.
"I see someone is smart," Lynx said
"I just thought about what you said,"
"Do you know, what I mean?"
"I have an idea," Winter said she didn't want to tell the others, because they needed to think for themselves.
"Lynx, you can talk to Winter later, but for now. We need to give them the test," Jasmine said, bringing her mate, back to the topic and what Leaf sent them out to do.
"I need you to sit and look into my eyes,"


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Darkness within: part one urges
Short Story by: Cannonc
Status: Finished
Genre: Mystery and Crime
Darkness within :Urge
For the first time in a year I feel it. It hits me, my day off I'm sat in a coffee shop (keeping up appearances, you never know if their watching! You can't know what they know until its too late) when it creeps up on me. I look down into the swirling blackness, my coffee. A couple laugh behind me (what are they laughing at? Me? My clothes? They know something I don't know) I get up, close my book and leave through the door and into the sun. (Gotta get back) I start to walk home my head is swimming its just like before. There so much to do, much to plan and who to choose? A guy crosses in front of me his knee knocks the bag in my hand to the ground he stops for a second and looks at me as if he expects and apology. Silently, I kneel down and collect my shopping. He turns away and continues to walk. my eyes burn into his back. He's young, younger than me, dyed blonde hair and a perfect tan. The girl he's with clings to his every word her eyes never shift from his face he's clearly one of the popular boys with his trendy clothes and shoes. (He's a candidate, might even pass the screening process) I get back up and continue home smiling as I walk as if all is normal. I can't let the face fall away and the one within to emerge... it takes so much energy to hold this up. I get to the building just as the ideas start to ferment. I slide the key in the door and make my way up the stairs to my apartment. The boy from next door is playing in the hall his trucks scattered across the floor like a horrific storm had torn them from the road! I step over them To get to my apartment. as I fumble for the key the boy stands and asks \"are you a vampire?\" I stop what I'm doing and turn to face him. his small head tilted up at my face with an expression of innocent curiosity \"why do you ask?\" I reply \"because your always out at night and its soo quiet in your place at daytime. Are you a bad vampire?\" As I slide the key into the door I tell him \"I'll let you know\" the door swings shut behind me and as it closes I feel the weight slip off, the mask unravels and the stupid grin falls off with it, I take a breath and soak up the moment! Finally away from prying eyes in this apartment...my sanctuary there's no need for false emotion or shallow grins. In here I can be me safe from societies eyes, ears and minds. I walk into the living room, it's such a large and spacious area nicely decorated and designed if I say so myself! Yet not a single soul has seen it since I moved in. When I have the urge this room becomes my nerve centre so I can complete the project (the hunt?) pictures on the board, sketches and blue prints strewn across the table (only for the special cases) just thinking about it gets me in the mood. First we pick someone! There was the guy in the street, his over confidence and macho image would make him easier. Plus he's a local I've seen him before, so he wouldn't be hard to find. there was also the girl in the coffee shop before the urge hit me. She was sat by the window..alone..her hands wrapped around the cup, shoulders hunched together and her head down as if she doesn't want to be seen, but I always see. Watching her from across the room I could really see her, she was like a doe in the forest, so gentle and natural she emitted such tranquility. The perfect target for a wolf. But I don't know her name I haven't seen her before! Asking would be to risky she can wait for another time! The guy will do. We have our target time for our plan. Being a Killer is a hard life!
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Sophisticated business logic requires a high amount of high quality data for test purposes. Tabular data is easier maintainable in Excel then directly in Java code.
With Java 8 it is easy to provide a function which converts an Excel Row ( actually a HSSF Row ) into whatever POJO you like:
Function pojoMapper() { return (row) -> { Iterator cells = row.cellIterator(); return new Input( asLong(cells.next()), asLong(cells.next()), asLong(cells.next())); }; }
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Parameterized JUnit tests can be used to define the locations of excel files and load the sheets representing different use cases, test suites or regression tests.Hence the code above is reusable, andit was extracted and released as: https://github.com/AdamBien/sheetfit/
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i was wandering around the site and i noticed that my icon was weird and i wanted to change it. I think i remember setting it to that when i signed up but now i want to change it. I found where i can change it but when i go to do it, it says i do not have the authority or something? is it because i am a newbie?
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You can't change your icon through the forums anymore. Log into your PlayStation 3 or PlayStation Portable and change your icon through the XMB, this will update to the forums as well.
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I find it odd that Sony would charge for such a simple thing as an avatar that's only provided by Sony and or devs! I might, might is key word, pay to have a personal avatar but only if I could upload my own (no, I wouldn't pay). I imagine in a perfect world that we would be able use the website to upload our own image, after approval it's up and ready. Avatars have such a short visual stimulating life, so why charge or better yet why pay?
Sony give us the option please. Let those who don't have the creative ability or know how to pay for such a rediculous thing!
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Even as the conflict in Afghanistan rages on, power brokers in Washington are already debating where the US should open the next front in the war on terrorism. Such aggressive talk worries Simon Pearson, a novelist and retired British Royal Air Force pilot who finds himself living in a world disturbingly similar to the one he predicted in a 1999 novel.
In that book, Total War 2006, Pearson envisioned a world in which the US finds itself in a global war against a range of countries and groups that resent the American-led West's economic and ideological world dominance. The flashpoint of Pearson's predicted conflict: A terrorist attack by a radical Islamic group, followed by a unilateral US assault on Iraq.
A former fighter pilot who flew missions over Iraq after the Gulf War and now serves as a civilian military consultant to the British government, Pearson says the Bush administration must understand it cannot afford to act unilaterally in the post-Cold War world. With Washington conservatives arguing for an expansion of the offensive, Pearson says he worries the US might escalate the conflict in a way similar to that predicted in his book. Such action, he says, would shatter the fragile international coalition which has thus far backed the attacks in Afghanistan.
"If America is perceived to be rushing around out of the blue, taking out Saddam Hussein, that would be very difficult for any non-American to stomach as a matter of principle," Pearson said. Iraq is not simply another target, he argues: An attack on Baghdad has the potential to alienate a number of allies and potentially launch the world into a much larger war. This was evident back in 1999, says Pearson, and he believes it should be even moreso now.
Nonetheless, President George W. Bush told US troops at a Thanksgiving dinner in Kentucky that the attacks in Afghanistan represent "just the beginning" of the campaign against terrorism. Deputy Secretary of State Paul Wolfowitz is leading a push to make Iraq the next phase. He is backed by conservatives such as Richard Perle, chairman of the Defense Policy Board, which advises the Pentagon, who has said that "there can be no victory in the war against terrorism if, at the end of it, Saddam Hussein is still in power."
Pearson predicted such possibilities in 1999 thanks to painstaking research and military acumen. Using military records, Pearson blended technical details with political trends to piece together a series of worst case scenarios, starting with the unilateral US strike on Iraq. "The Arab world, for all its misgivings about Saddam Hussein's regime, was outraged at what was described as an act of state terrorism," Pearson wrote. "France, Russia and China were equally appalled."
Such was Pearson's perspective in 1999. Today, many European governments are already uncomfortable about the war in Afghanistan. Several nations, most recently Spain, have balked at Bush's order allowing for terror suspects to be tried before secret military tribunals. Polls across Europe show popular support for the attacks receding. Even in Great Britain, America's staunchest ally in the offensive, a survey released Nov. 20 found barely half of the British public supported the bombing campaign. Pearson says Europeans have been willing to back the war in Afghanistan largely because Bush asked for an international mandate.
"One of Bush's cleverest moves was getting a legal endorsement for his attack on the Taliban regime," Pearson says. "Europeans need to get the approval of the rest of the world. They never want to act until everybody says it's okay."
What worries Pearson is that Bush does not appear eager to wait for a similar mandate before expanding the campaign. At home, Bush seems to have all the support he needs. A recent poll found over 90 percent of Americans support the use of ground troops in Afghanistan, and almost three-quarters are ready to send American troops to remove Saddam Hussein from power.
Still, Pearson warns it would be a huge mistake for Bush to believe that support at home was enough. And finding enough evidence linking Iraq to terrorism to justify an attack on Baghdad -- if such evidence exists -- will be difficult and time consuming.
For all its uncanny parallels to current events, Total War 2006 remains a piece of fiction. The warnings it contains, however, are based in fact. And as the real world increasingly takes on the characteristics of Pearson's chaotic and dangerous fictional one, those warnings are becoming disturbingly timely.


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