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tion, time as recorded as the number of small pouring events may stretch. In aa comparable system, as elegantly described by Detrich Stauffer in his Springer-Verlag book on percolation, multiple hot spots in the woods can suddenly fuse into a forest fire. Isaiah said, “...glorify the Lord in the growing fires of