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Although any quartz bearing material can be used to strike a spark from hardened steel, only flint or other, similar micro-crystalline quartzose material was strong enough to hold a sharp edge for reliable, and continued use. The ideal flint is tabular in shape with a sharp sloping front face. The knapping of gunflints has been an industry since the introduction of the flintlock in the early 1600's. Huge quantities of gunflints were produced during the 1700's and early part of the 1800's and the flint knapping industries of France and England developed a sophisticated product of nearly perfect shape. English flints are dark grey to black whereas the French flints are easily distinguished by their honey-yellow or blonde color. Large quantities of gun flints were shipped to the mountains every year for Rendezvous because they were equally useful for starting fire with fire steels, as well as part of the ignition mechanism for guns and rifles.


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His response "whenever you want" not helpful at all. I heard of getting and epidural before pitocin so I won't feel pain and I will be relaxed. But heard an Epi and pitocin combined can cause the baby stress. Does pitocin always work on dialiating?
No idea what I should do please help. I also asked him to educate me on the 2 and he said " one will help with pain and the other will make you dialiat. The Epi choice is yours". I understand where he's coming from but a little education would of been nice. Any advice or input ladies?

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The perverse effects of partial employment protection reform : experience rating and french old workers
French firms laying off workers aged 50 and above have to pay a tax to the unemployment insurance system, known as the Delalande tax. This is a rare case of experience rating in the European context. We evaluate its impact on layoffs as well as on hiring, taking advantage of several changes in the measure since its introduction in 1987. A legislative change in 1992 exempted firms from the tax for workers who were hired after age 50. Following this change, the transition rate from unemployment to employment increased significantly for workers over 50 compared to workers less than 50. The difference is sizeable: between one third and one half of the initial transition rate. Evidence on the effect on layoffs is less clear cut. The impact is sizeable only for the most stringent tax schedule, after 1998.
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Erika Harold, Miss America 2003, and former state agriculture director Becky Doyle are both interested in being chosen as the Republican nominee for the U.S. House in the new 13th Congressional District.
Erika Harold, Miss America 2003, and former state agriculture director Becky Doyle are both interested in being chosen as the Republican nominee for the U.S. House in the new 13th Congressional District.
State Sen. Kyle McCarter, R-Lebanon, announced Monday he has dropped out of consideration for Congress and will continue to seek for another Senate term.
Harold, 32, a Harvard Law School graduate, now lives in Chicago, where she works as a lawyer. But she is from Urbana, where her parents still live, and Harold said she would consider it "the ultimate honor and privilege to represent the area in which I grew up."
Any Illinois resident can run for the U.S. House in any of the state's congressional districts without having to live in the district. Asked if she would move back to the new 13th, Harold said she knows "you need to be in the 13th District" to be an effective representative.
When U.S. Rep. Tim Johnson, R-Urbana, announced after his March 20 GOP primary win that he didn't want another two-year term, Harold said, people in the district started contacting her.
"I am completely humbled and honored," she said. "I understand what an awesome responsibility it is to represent people's interests and to be their advocate in Washington, D.C."
She said she is exploring the possibility, but "I haven't made any decisions."
'Great resume'
When she won Miss America, it was on a platform of preventing youth violence and bullying. She said hopes to continue speaking in schools "until the kids think I'm no longer cool enough to be their assembly speaker."
Asked about her party identification, Harold said, "I'm a Republican because I believe that the Republican principles of fiscal conservatism and free-market economics creates the greatest amount of good for the greatest number of people."
She said she is "pro-life and pro-Second Amendment."
McLean County Republican Chairman John Parrott, one of the 14 chairmen in counties in the new 13th who will pick Johnson's successor on the ballot, said he met Harold at a Republican event in Champaign last week.
"I think she's an incredible candidate, extremely articulate," Parrott said. He said she has a "great resume."
"I think she's an extremely viable candidate," Parrott said, adding that he's not yet casting a ballot. "One of the things that I think the Republican Party needs is a minority, conservative lady to be a part of the congressional delegation." Harold is black.
Harold's interest in the race was first reported by the Capitol Fax blog.
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Doyle, 58, spent eight years as state agriculture director during Gov. Jim Edgar's administration. She now is a consultant with The Context Network, which is based in Iowa. She and her husband, Ken, also are pork producers near Gillespie.
Doyle did fundraising and government relations for the United Nations World Food Program from 2001-2005. She was based in Rome.
"Congress is something I've always wanted to do since I was in state government," Doyle said. "Being in agriculture, the federal government affects so much of what we do."
She said she didn't want to discuss policy positions before her discussions with the GOP county chairmen. Politically, Doyle said, she was "pretty independent" until she ran for the legislature against then-state Rep. Gary Hannig in 1986.
"I became a Republican because he was a Democrat," she said.
"It still fits," she said of the GOP label. "There are days I think, 'Let's start a third party,' but I'm not that brave," she added with a laugh. "I never thought about becoming a Democrat, so I'm a Republican."
Others in the mix to replace Johnson on the ballot include Jerry Clarke of Urbana, a former Johnson chief of staff; Rodney Davis of Taylorville, projects director for U.S. Rep. John Shimkus, R-Collinsville; state Reps. Jim Watson of Jacksonville and Dan Brady of Bloomington; former state Rep. Mike Tate, now of Springfield; and real estate broker David Paul Blumenshine of Bloomington.
David Gill, an emergency room physician from Bloomington, is the Democratic nominee.
Parrott has said he expects a replacement for Johnson to be named by mid-May.
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Thursday, 28 October 2010 at 23:22
Capture the truth
In the canvas of your heart
Make your emotions passionate a part
Strike the resonance into music
On the edge of the hollow copper vessel
Long,left by neglect
To be labeled wasted in every dialect!
Then hit hard with style all yours
As sounds into the environment pours
When was music parted from life
It remains with you so much like wife
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Music in my muse
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Blessing mankind to address his passion!!
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Little Trus Man is a puzzle stacking / scrolling game, the first indie title made by PRC Production. Little Trus Man is the story of this little boy who has his dog, Tyler, taken away from him. Heartbroken, he decides to put on Little Trus Man's costume and go look for Tyler… It is the start of an extraordinary journey through amazing worlds, where he is able to shape the landscape in order to advance. However, as Little Trus Man keeps running, he begins to understand that these worlds are quite different from the one he is used to, and while reality slowly catches up on him, it becomes more and more difficult to advance in these worlds. Will Little Trus Man ever find Tyler?
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Le Mur des Reformateurs (Reformation Wall) it is located inside the Park des Bastions.
It was began in 1,909 and finished in 1,917.This massive and impressive sculpture is 5 metre tall and 100 metres wide.It was began on the 400th anniversary of Calvin's birth.
This wall is dedicated to the whole Reformation Movement and its four main figures:Jean Calvin,Théodore de Béze,John Knox,and Guillaume Farel,these nice and huge sculptures realate 150 years of the history of Protestanism in Switzerland,specially on Geneva area.
Reformist wall
This is one of Geneva's most famous landmarks, set in the Parc des Bastions. It features the main founders of the Protestant faith. The monument was designed by a Lausanne architect at the turn of the century.It was inaugurated in 1909 for the 400th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin. It represents John Calvin, William Farel, Theodore Debeze and John Knox. At their feet are smaller figures with various other protestant leaders from other European countries, including Oliver Cromwell.
Reformation Wall
One of the main sights I remember is the Reformation Wall in the Parc des Bastions. John Calvin always refused to be honoured - hence no monumnet devoted exclusively to his glory. So in 1909 - 400 anniversay of his birth - it was the right time to errect this monumnet, not to one man but to the whole of the Reformation movement:
Guillaume Farel (1489-1565), one of the first to preach the Reformation in Geneva
Jean Calvin (1509-1564) the"pope" of the reformers
Théodore de Bèze (1513-1605), first rector of the Academy and
John Knox (1513-1572), founder of Presbyterianism in Scotland.
Wall of Reformation
The Reformation Wall, in the Parc des Bastions, pays homage to the people influential in the Calvinist reformation arising in Geneve. Among those remembered are John Knox, Jean Calvin, Theodore de Beze, and Guillaume Farel.
The park also has several other statues and historical figures, as well as plenty of people playing and enjoying a the quiet park in the busy city.
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Mur de la Reformation
The monument was erected in 1909 to mark the 400th anniversaryof the birth of Jean Calvin and the 350th anniversary of the fouding of Geneva's Academy, a Protestant School.
The monument is in the form of a wall some 100m (330ft) long, and on which are standing statues of the four leaders of the Reformation in Geneva. The statues are 5m (16ft) tall and are of:
Guillaume Farel;
Jean Calvin;
Theodore de Beze, the first Rector of the Academy; and
John Knox, the Scottish Reformation Leader.
The monument has images showing the history of the reformation; and in front of the wall on the ground, the arms of Geneva are shown between the Bear of Berne and the Lion of Scotland. This symbolises the links between these two Swiss cities and Scotland.
located at either end of the wall are memorials to Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli - these are plain stone blocks with their names inscribed.
Mur des Réformateurs
It's located in the Parc des Bastions, close to the Place Neuve. It represents Guillaume Farel, Jean Calvin, Théodore de Bèze et John Knox and it was inaugurated in 1909 for the 400th anniversary of the birth of Jean Calvin. Take time to walk as well in the Parc
Reformation Wall
At the center of the wall, five meters high, are the four great figures of the movement: Guillaume Farel (1849-1565), one of the first to preach the Reformation in Geneva, Jean Calvin (1509-1564) the "pope" of the reformers, Théodore de Bèze (1513-1605), first rector of the Academy and John Knox (1513-1572), founder of Presbyterianism in Scotland. Behind these statues stands the motto of the Reformation and of Geneva: "Post Tenebras Lux".
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The Revealed Preference Approach to Collective Consumption Behavior: Testing, Recovery and Welfare Analysis
We extend the nonparametric 'revealed preference' methodology for analyzing collective consumption behavior (with consumption externalities and public consumption), to render it useful for empirical applications that deal with welfare-related questions. First, we provide a nonparametric necessary and sufficient condition for collectively rational group behavior that incorporates the possibility of assignable quantity information. This characterizes collective rationality in terms of feasible personalized prices, personalized quantities and income shares (representing the underlying sharing rule). Subsequently, we present nonparametric testing tools for data consistency with special cases of the collective model, which impose specific structure on the preferences of the group members (in terms of consumption externalities and public consumption); and we show that these testing tools in turn allow for nonparametrically recovering (bounds on) feasible personalized prices, personalized quantities and income shares that underlie observed (collectively rational) group behavior. In addition, we present formally similar testing and recovery tools for the general collective consumption model, which imposes minimal a priori structure. Interestingly, the proposed testing and recovery methodology can be implemented through integer programming (IP and MILP), which is attractive for practical applications. Finally, while we argue that assignable quantity information generally entails more powerful recovery results, we also demonstrate that precise nonparametric recovery (i.e. tight bounds) can be obtained even if no assignable quantity information is available.
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The UC Davis Concert Band will put a vast ensemble onstage — some 120 instruments in all — and utilize some electronic wizardry as it presents Tchaikovsky's stirring "1812 Overture" at Wednesday's Spring Concert.
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"We will play the premiere of 'Sorrow in Sendai' by our own Delbert Bump, the UC Davis Band director," Nowlen said. "This brand-new piece is a musical memorial to those who were killed, injured or otherwise affected by the April 2011 earthquake and tsunami in northern Japan.
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Also on the program is British composer Gustav Holst's melodious, crisply scored "Second Suite in F," dating from 1911, and a favorite with bands over the past century. And on a gentler note, the Concert Band will play Timothy Mahr's "Fantasia in G," which Nowlen said "has truly become a classic of the wind orchestra repertoire since its premiere in the 1970s. It is built obliquely on Beethoven's 'Ode to Joy' theme, and it is a consummate expression of joy in music."
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I am wanting to make a pong clone to test my new knowledge with Java and slick. i haven't started anything yet but im planning it out. I am just a it confused on how you get the direction the ball goes after you hit it with the paddle. I don't know anything about physics (im taking it in school though). do i just randomly generate a direction or is there some stupid long mathematical equation thanks for any help.
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Posted 20 August 2012 - 05:28 AM
That doesn't sound good regardless of how much I spin it around in my head.
"stupid long mathematical equation"
Anyway, you could just go with some simple conditional statements and inverse the direction of the ball. If you want something more complex you'd have to do some vector maths with at least the ball's direction vector, the paddle's forward vector and the position the ball hit the paddle.
[source lang="cpp"] // edge of playing field if (pong.ball.centre_y > 0.6f) { pong.ball_velocity_y = -ball_speed; } else if (pong.ball.centre_y < -0.6f) { pong.ball_velocity_y = ball_speed; } // ball hit a paddle on the right side if (pong.ball_velocity_x > 0 && collides(&pong.ball, &pong.bats[1]) ) { pong.ball_velocity_x = -pong.ball_velocity_x; } // ball hit a paddle on the left side if (pong.ball_velocity_x < 0 && collides(&pong.ball, &pong.bats[0]) ) { pong.ball_velocity_x = -pong.ball_velocity_x; }[/source]
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Posted 20 August 2012 - 05:41 AM
Thanks, and about the stupid long mathematical equation thing, well its about 3 in the morning here and i really don't feel like doing long complex math.
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Posted 20 August 2012 - 06:07 AM
A simple model for a ball bouncing off a paddle (ignoring edge effects) is perfect reflection. If you use vectors, it has an elegant expression not at all complicated once you know some vector algebra. Note that if your paddle is perfectly vertical, this is equivalent to negating the x-component of the ball's velocity, so you could start by doing that instead and improve later on (perhaps by adding round edges).
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Definitions for dissemination
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dissemination, airing, public exposure, spreading(noun)
the opening of a subject to widespread discussion and debate
dissemination, diffusion(noun)
the property of being diffused or dispersed
dispersion, dispersal, dissemination, diffusion(noun)
the act of dispersing or diffusing something
"the dispersion of the troops"; "the diffusion of knowledge"
The act of disseminating, or the state of being disseminated; diffusion for propagation and permanence; a scattering or spreading abroad, as of ideas, beliefs, etc.
Origin: disseminatus, past participle of disseminare, from prefix dis- "in all directions" + seminare "to plant or propagate", from semen, seminis "seed."
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the act of disseminating, or the state of being disseminated; diffusion for propagation and permanence; a scattering or spreading abroad, as of ideas, beliefs, etc
Origin: [L. disseminatio: cf. F. dissmination.]
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Serve with: Red-skinned potatoes roasted with thyme, and steamed green beans.
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This is very similar to a recipe I've used for a very log time. If you sear the roast first it tends to loose too much of the juices before you're done cooking the apples. I have learned to only quarter the apples or they will be applesauce before you're done. I didnt like the wine addition. I've made it twice now adding apple cider instead of the wine. It tasted rather dull the first time around. The second time, I added a bit of cinnamon and drizzled honey on before putting it in the oven. Much better.
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Really easy and delicious is right. I used cider and the combo of sweet and savory is great. Make sure your pork is at room temperature. Longer time in the oven means some burned onions and that does not enhance the flavor.
This was easy and delicious for a weeknight meal. I also did not use fennel but substituted rosemary and thyme. Cooking time was spot on. I enjoyed the sweetness of the onion and apple after deglazing the pan with apple cider.
I've made this recipe 3 times now, and loved it every time. It's quite flexible, too - if you don't have fennel, use a little rosemary, and some thyme. I also slice a couple of red potatoes (about 1/3-1/2") to add to the apple and onion, which makes the dish a little heartier. Finally - and this is delicious, as well as beautiful - I sprinkle a handful of pomegranate seeds over the top, just before service.
Very flavorful and perfectly cooked. I added cabbage and kale to the apple/onion mix for a more substantial accompaniment.
Loved this recipe! I used dijon mustard, but otherwise made it as is. Thought it was delicious and a great quick- weeknight meal.
No fennel in my kitchen too, used rosemary ad suggested in other comments, did not affect the taste. Pork came up a bit dry, but the lovely juicy wine induced apples and onions more than compensated. In order to soak the flavour, they do become mushy, but I believe that is the beauty of it. Otherwise you should only bake the apples if you want them to stay hard. Overall loved the beans as a green addition. And I do not even like fruit in cooked meals. Great recipe, highly recommend!
made as is, with the exception of fennel seeds because i didn't have any. it was delicious, me and the fiance enjoyed greatly! a nice weeknight meal.
This was very OK. I made as directed and did not like the fennel seeds. The recipe has potential, though. I will try it again with rosemary. I will also make it with less onion and more of both apple and wine.


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I have generated a mega menu by extending the wordpress walker nav class.
To generate columns in the menu I have a div class nav_col that is floated.
I need to add a featured products area into the mega menu with a product link back to the shop pages.
In order to do this, I seem to have to be able to find the last instance of a div class in a menu, then add another instance of the same div nav_col directly after it to insert another column as a placeholder for the featured product.
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This week we bring two more browsers to our online service Beta.
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If you haven't signed up yet, you can do it right inside SuperPreview. Just click the Sign up button on the toolbar.
Access to the SuperPreview online service Beta is available to users who've purchased or upgraded to Expression Web 4. If you still haven't upgraded from Expression Web 3, version 4 is a free upgrade with many improvements.
Alex MoskwaProgram ManagerExpression SuperPreview Team
This is terrific. Appreciate your hard work on this. Are you guys aware that installing IE9 beta causes SP4 to crash? It this ioncompatibility being addressed?
sorry,but i haven't got ie 9 beta yet. Safari 5 for Mac had
I've been trying to get Expression Web4 to log onto SuperPreview for about a week now - no luck. When I hit Resend Email in the Activation process, I never receive it. My junk folder is empty and so also is my ISP's SPAM folder(Comcast).
Everything else involved in loading EW3 and subsequent upgrade to EW4 has worked well.
This is puzzling. Any ideas? Thanks
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There are several reasons for this. To start with, Morsi, unlike his predecessors, came to power through a democratic election. In the history of modern Egypt this is an important fact as even Gamal Nasser, one of the most popular leaders of Egypt and the Arab World, had come to power through a military coup. Equally important is the fact that Morsi is a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood, an organization that has championed political Islam for decades both in Egypt and in the other parts of the Arab World and beyond.
The fact that Morsi chose India among the countries to visit within the first year of his presidency, despite the turmoil and churning that is going on in Egypt and elsewhere in West Asia and North Africa, indicates the importance he attaches to Delhi. Some may point out that he also visited Pakistan before coming here. But it will be a mistake to see that as a hyphenation of the two South Asian neighbours on Cairo's part. As the chair of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), Morsi could hardly have ignored Pakistan while coming to India. It became more difficult to do so since Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari had visited Cairo recently. Moreover, it made sense, in terms of logistics, to club them together rather than making two separate trips to this region.
Looking at it from India's point of view, Morsi's visit opens up a vast opportunity for Delhi to re-engage with Egypt in a meaningful manner—something that has been missing for more than three decades—and also deepen its presence in the Arab World. The entire region—described by South Block as West Asia and North Africa— is extremely important for India. If one looks at the wider Arab World by including the Gulf States—India's stakes in this region are very high. It not only serves as the main source of energy for India, it has over 6 million Indians living and working there. The annual remittance—$ 60 to 80 billion— that these workers send back to India each year takes care of at least one-third of India's oil bill. Several thousand Indians visit the area each year for pilgrimage and tourism.
In addition, the total trade volume between India and the region is over $ 200 billion—not an insignificant amount, especially in the time of a global economic slowdown. Peace and stability in the region is vital for India to maintain its economic growth and development. Spread of violence, political instability and the threat of war between contending parties in the region, have the potential of huge negative implications for India. Instability and violence spreading through the region would lead India not only to think of the safety and security of its people living there. But the impact it would have on the oil price posing a huge burden on India's economy and could well slowdown its current rate of growth and development significantly. India therefore needs to stay focused and engaged with the different players in this important region.
Historically, Egypt had been considered as the natural leader of the Arab World. During the 1950s and 60s, Nasser and India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, worked closely with each other to give leadership to the developing world and newly independent countries. But in the post-Nasser era, Egypt, because of several factors and many of them dictated by the US-Soviet rivalry during the cold war, was relegated to the back rows in Arab politics.
The Muslim Brotherhood, which had been the most vocal critic of the series of autocrats and dictators in Egypt and elsewhere, is today in power. It has not been an easy ride for it to make the journey from being one of the main opposition voices to the seat of power in the post-Hosni Mubarrak period. It had to put up a tough fight against the right wing sections as well those from the liberal wings of the anti-Mubarrak movement. It also had to find accommodation with the country's powerful army establishment. The new constitution it brought about for Egypt was not without tough resistance and controversies.
But Morsi and his fellow members in the Muslim Brotherhood are on a learning curve. The mistakes and over-reactions that an organization which has a long history of being in the opposition makes on coming to power, is not new many Indian observers. Both the left and right wing parties in India—which had been opposition for years— had shown similar over-reactions on coming to power. But after initial hiccups that stems from satisfying varying groups and sections with its own ranks, they had settled down in running more stable governments. One can hope that Morsi and the Brotherhood, also falls into the familiar pattern where it speaks not only for its cadres and constituencies but for all Egyptians.
Given this backdrop, both in India and Egypt, Morsi's visit gathers special significance. The Egyptian President, who is trying opening a new chapter in his country's history in the changed world scenario, could learn from India's experience. As a vibrant and pluralistic democracy with a mixture of various religious, ethnic and linguistic groups, India does serve as a model for an Egypt trying to accommodate the aspirations of its people—majority of whom are under the age of 30.
There is another important reason why India and not one of the western countries or Turkey or Iran, serves as a better model for the new Egypt that Morsi wants to give shape to. India and Egypt had begun their journey together in the Nehru-Nasser period not only to reshape Asia and the developing world but also their respective countries. In the subsequent years both had a similar base—an educated middle class beginning to expand their knowledge pool by setting up colleges, universities and institutions. They also had a strong military, a growing economy and also a 'soft-power'—with not only well-known educational institutions but also a popular film and music industry. But after the heady days of Nasser, where Egypt was acknowledged as the leader of the Arab World, it started being pushed back by other contending players in the region. India on the other hand, despite its political chaos and huge challenges, managed to stay on track, posing itself not only as an attractive market and investment destination. But also as a country whose voice mattered and with which many countries—both in the developing and developed world—wanted to engage.
Though sceptics would say otherwise, even on the question of India finding a place as a permanent member in the expanded UN Security Council, a broad consensus is emerging to back its candidature. Egypt, on the other hand , hardly find mention in the Africa group, where South Africa and Nigeria are seen as the leaders. Similarly on the issue of nuclear energy—Egypt having signed the Nu clear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) had given up its option to use nuclear energy for military purposes, whereas India, having resisted pressure from the west and others, went nuclear in May 1998. After the initial tough words and measures, it is the western countries which are taking the lead to get India in as a nuclear weapons state in the elite clubs of the Nuclear Suppliers Group and other bodies. On the economic front too India's growth had been acknowledged by the leading economies in the world to make it a member of the Group of Twenty (G-20) and other important blocs and forums.
During his interaction with Indian leaders, Morsi made it clear how much he looks up to India as a model where the two countries can share their experience to help each other in the coming days. The Egyptian President stressed the two sides should not only try and revive the days of Nehru-Nasser bonhomie but go beyond. Many in South Block see this as an offer from Cairo to get into a "Strategic Partnership" with Delhi. Morsi has already expressed his desire—like many other countries—to become a member of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa).
Interestingly, Morsi came to India not only came with a large business delegation—making it clear that economic cooperation could well play an important part in the future relationship between the two sides. But the last-minute inclusion of his defence minister in the delegation also indicates that Morsi is interested in a broad based relationship with Delhi. Seven agreements in various fields—energy, agriculture, nano technology, bio-technology, space etc—show the extent the two sides could go in the coming days.
But a lot would now depend on how India responds. Morsi has made the first important gesture to reach out to India. A lot would depend on how the Indian leadership matches it. If in subsequent months Egypt gets relegated to one of those countries where despite the bonhomie and traditional ties, the Prime Minister found little time to focus, then India may turn out to be the bigger loser.
Thank you to all those who have taken the trouble to read the article and share their thoughts. Out of the arguments made here, there are two that perhaps need answering. So here they go.
1. The first part of the article compares outcomes (relative percentages of population of the religions concerned) irrespective of the process that led to those outcomes - whether immigration, relatively faster population growth or conversions. This was for two reasons. One, to put the figure of 2.3 per cent in "numerical perspective", as the article itself explained. The second reason was that outcomes are ultimately what the crux of debate is about. The rest of the article in any case dealt with process - or conversions in this case, from both a contemporary and historical perspective.
2. Some commenters have tried to cast doubts on the reliability of Census 2001. Those who do this should bear in mind that Census 2001 was conducted by a BJP government. Considering the extreme importance that BJP gives to this issue, it would be reasonable to expect that IF it had perceived a problem with the methodology that was distorting the numbers, it would have fixed it. As the article mentioned, BJP or BJP-supported governments have been in power for 10 of the last 40 years, or about a quarter of the time, and the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at is that any misreporting of numbers, real or perceived, would be marginal and hence, not of importance.
To all other arguments made, my answer is the following: Please read the article again, with particular focus on the quotations of Vivekananda and Monier Williams, and the history of the missionary efforts in Bengal and their outcome.
Morsy's choice for India is certainly interesting but i think he is looking at Brics more than India. This is his way to reduce the reliance on americans for running the economy. In the present circumstances, Egypt's chances of joining Brics are remote. However, Bricks is largely non Muslim multinational group that even Nato isn't. If Egypt joins Bricks, it will be interesting. Morsy's wants it to become E-Bricks and the name looks trendy....
Or Bricksy(e)
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Zanesville's Adam Young looks to get rid of the ball under pressure from the Wildcats Friday. / ERIC GEORGE/The Advocate
NEWARK - Trailing just 14-0 at halftime after a late goal-line stand, Zanesville finally appeared to have momentum on its side Friday night against rival Newark.
And the Blue Devils then forced a punt on the Wildcats' opening possession of the second half.
But has often been the case in Newark's recent domination of the 101-year-old series, the Wildcats quickly put things away with big plays. Four in a row in five plays to be exact.
Quarterback Josh Mann hit Zach Gilligan on a 48-yard scoring strike, tailback Kendall Stinson exploded 61 untouched yards on a sweep left, fullback Jeremy Hill galloped 58 yards up the middle and backup tailback James Keck raced 74 yards into the end zone as Newark pulled away to a 49-7 romp at White Field.
The Wildcats (2-0) piled up a school record 521 yards rushing on just 39 carries and held Zanesville (1-1) to 167 total yards as Newark won its seventh straight game in the series, extending its edge to 50-47-4.
Even with ZHS focusing on him, Stinson racked up 212 yards on 18 carries with three touchdowns. Keck added 91 yards in only four tries, Hill 91 yards on two attempts and sophomore Tim Williams chipped in with eight carries for 67 yards. The Wildcats, meanwhile, limited Bryan Gaiters to 39 yards on 22 attempts. Sophomore fullback Anthony Scott led the way with 65 yards in 10 trips, including a 7-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Lucas Graham kicked the extra point.
ZHS moved to midfield with its first two possessions of the game only to come up short. After Stinson's 35-yard TD burst at 6:35 of the first quarter and the first of Trevor Cochran's six straight PAT kicks put Newark up 7-0, a serious injury appeared to take the wind out of the Blue Devils' sails.
Stinson returned a punt after making a fair-catch signal, with no penalty called. Zanesville junior speedster Anthony "Antman" Chandler, a threat out of the backfield and on punt returns, tried to make the tackle, but wound up breaking the tibia (shin bone) in his leg. After nearly a 25-minute delay, Chandler was taken to Licking County Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Late in the game, junior tight end-defensive end Josh Weatherspoon was also taken off by stretcher after suffering a possible concussion.
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Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals taped a "Morning Becomes Eclectic" session to promote Both Sides of the Gun. It originally aired March 24, 2006 and can be streamed at KCRW.com.
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Melissa Joan Hart has done a lot of kissing -- and she has no problem telling! The '90s TV star may be a married, 37-year-old mother of three now, but she fondly remembers smooching some of Hollywood's hottest hunks. In a Tuesday, Nov. 12 interview with "Access Hollywood," Hart spilled on her past on-screen and off-screen hookups, which she details in her talked-about new memoir, "Melissa Explains It All."
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Her first onscreen kiss was with "Dawson's Creek" star James Van Der Beek in 1993 on the TV sitcom "Clarissa Explains It All." "It was really awkward and really uncomfortable," she admitted. "Just weird."
But she had much better success with Ryan Reynolds and Nick Carter. Hart made out with Reynolds while shooting Sabrina the Teenage Witch movie in 1996. "He gave me this beautiful watch and ran out of my dressing room," she recalled. "I chased him down and in the headlight of his car, I stopped him . . . and I just grabbed him and kissed him. We just made out all night . . . Ryan has grown up nicely." (Reynolds, 37, recently celebrated his one-year wedding anniversary with Blake Lively on Sept. 9.)
As for Backstreet Boys heartthrob Carter, Hart locked lips with the singer following the boy band's guest appearance on the 1996-2003 TV series "Sabrina the Teenage Witch." "It was just one of those hot moments," she said. "We made out."
How does she rate current "Melissa & Joey" costar Joey Lawrence's kissing skills? Hart gives him credit for being obsessed with Chapstick. "He's a little bit of germaphobe, so there's not that much skin on skin contact," she explained. "[But] it's a nice little lube [for kissing]."
Hart has been married to musician Mark Wilkerson since July 2003. They are parents to three sons: Mason, 7, Braydon, 5, and Tucker, 13 months.
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