Sparks

Going mad, shooting sparks into space

We are not flowers, we are sparks of change.

And then fresh sparks went up above the wood, as if the roof fell in, and we all shouted Concord to the rescue!

Conductivity File Lightning over Oradea Romania cropped.jpg_right_thumb_alt Four bolts of lightning strike the ground_A lightning discharge consists primarily of a flow of electrons.

Now, at first, the utility of electric current as a communication method was not immediately obvious, aside from its ability to produce faint sparks and bubbles.

In Tajikistan the collective peace keeping forces are rightly perceived as a barrier preventing incendiary sparks from the continuing bloody civil war in neighbouring Afghanistan from carrying across our southern frontier, and they are particularly welcomed as a form of protection against acts of armed terrorism.

Morsi s Constitutional Declaration was a decisive though undemocratic, polarizing, and thus politically costly step to break the impasse.

TOKYO President Hu Jintao s visit to Washington is coming at an increasingly tense moment in Sino American relations. Indeed, mesmerized by China s vast military buildup, a new constellation of strategic partnerships among its neighbors, and America s revitalized commitment to Asian security, many shrewd observers suggest that 2010 saw the first sparks of a new Cold War in Asia. But is Cold War II really inevitable?

Indeed, the government s suspicion of the international media is liable to spark friction when thousands of journalists arrive and inevitably widen their coverage beyond athletics to politics and human rights.