lyx_mirror/lib/examples/scriptone.lyx

#This file was created by <garst> Thu Jan  7 22:44:37 1999
#LyX 1.0 (C) 1995-1998 Matthias Ettrich and the LyX Team
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\layout Title

Silent Heavens
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by Garst R.
 Reese
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Garst R.
 Reese
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284 Sydney Street
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Charlottetown, PE
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CANADA C1A 1H2
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(902) 566-3565
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reese@isn.net
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WGA/c
\layout EXT.

RURAL NEW ZEALAND ROADSIDE DURING METEOR STORM - NIGHT
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Earth is colliding with the first meteor storm of the space age.
 The sky is filled with meteor trails.
 As credits role we here (0.S.) OOH's AHH's, the occaisional 
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LOOK AT THAT ONE!
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, 
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WOW
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.
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CUT TO:
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NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY - DAY
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War-room like setting.
 Gathering of Generals, scientists and politicos.
 Big wall computer display showing satellite orbits.
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frustrated
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How many we gonna loose?
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Can anybody here make a wild guess?
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Pick a number between none and all.
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Fuck you smartass.
 I don't need your humor, I need information.
 I got men depending on those goddamned satellites.
 And you better believe that Saddam knows that.
 He knows that's the only reason our tanks were able to sneek around his
 defenses.
 They go, he comes, we die.
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taking a deep breath
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My apologies general.
 It was not my intention to make light of your situation.
 My own frustrations pale in the light of your responsibilites.
 The estimates I have received all fall into the category of wild guesses.
 I'll do my best to tell you what we know we can expect.
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From the look on your face, I can tell you are not going to be bearer of
 good news.
 Don't worry, we no longer shoot bearers of bad news.
 Go ahead.
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Even if the satellites are not hit directly, the atomospheric ionization
 is likely to disrupt communications for several hours, and possibly several
 days.
 During that period we will not know how many survived.
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