But it's just that image that Madison Smartt Bell, a Southerner born in Nashville, intends to complicate in his latest novel, "Devil's Dream".
Grinberg's recently launched company and app, DollarsEd, educates millenials about personal finance much in the same way as his senior thesis intended to teach complicated math concepts to students: by breaking down credit scores, taxes, and buying health insurance into easy-to-understand parts, only this time through an app.
Far more often, however, policymakers turn the military into just another government tool intended to achieve complicated ends that often aren't even important, let alone vital.
But to this simple goal I intend to bring complicated weapons, rituals, and assets: two apps, this blog, related tweeting, the Board of Advisors, and an audience of several million to keep me honest.
Microsoft officials insist the new program, called Software Assurance, is intended to simplify the notoriously complicated upgrade process, and say that a majority of companies will not see any increase in costs.
The labeling process, although intended to be automated, was complicated due to a strong many-to-one relationship between gridcodes and habitat types.
Each move threatened to complicate what is intended to be a stark embodiment of absence.
The procedures in Missouri to change nominees midstream are complicated and intended to discourage just the sort of change that many in the Republican Party say they are eager to see happen.
Barroso's remarks are intended to highlight how Cameron is complicating the only route to achieve his goals – amending the Lisbon treaty which has to be approved by all 28 EU member states.
If notes underlying even some of these mortgages were improperly assigned or lost, that will surely complicate pending legislation intended to allow bankruptcy judges to modify mortgage terms for troubled borrowers.
