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With how we humans are right now, it doesn't need Nostradamus to predict another World War III. When a new power rises (China), the old powers (US and Europe) will most definitely be on the look out. We've seen it since ancient times, rise of Egypt, Greece, Romans, England, France, Soviet, US, etc. Each of these world powers need to show their forces and what better way than war. Now that China has risen to something beyond the West's control, there ought to be another way in a few months, years or decades. It may be one of the many reasons why US and its allies have to leave Iraq. To quench tensions. And also why China recently strengthen its ties with North Korea.Anyway, war is inevitable. It's just sad countries where the battle will be fought won't be within the powers' territories. Some poor countries will be the battlefield and they'll have to suffer. The war may come as early as this year as Nostradamus may have predicted or as late as many years to come. We'll never know but somehow, it has to come. The ultimate war between communism and democracy? Sad but could be true.

Hi!I believe $1,000 is a steep price, considering most domains are sold on GoDaddy for anywhere from $50 to $500. I don't trade in domains, so I can't give you an expert opinion, but this has been my general observation. I'm not trying to discourage you because you just might get a buyer willing to shell out $1,000 for the domain name.Also, I was wondering if you would be selling only the domain name or also the blog system and all the articles on it. If you are selling only the domain, the Google PageRank of the domain would probably drop significantly when the content that the domain is pointing to has changed and all the inbound links become broken links. While I do agree that this would take a bit of time for Google to discover that the links are no longer available on the domain, it would eventually occur.By the way, I'd like to know why you would like to sell the blog especially since it seems like a pretty good idea.Regards,Nitin Reddy