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http //www.csmonitor.com/2009/0114/p07s01-wome.html White Phosphorus? Israel denies using harmful white phosphorus munitions in its explosions, such as the one shown above, on Jan. 3 in Gaza. Yannis Behrakis/Reuters SOURCES Global Security, Times of London/© 2009 MCT Gaza Israel under fire for alleged white phosphorus use On Tuesday, the Israeli army denied using white phosphorus munitions. A Norwegian doctor claims Israel is using Gaza as a 'test laboratory for new weapons,' including Dense Inert Metal Explosives, or DIME. By Robert Marquand | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor and Nicholas Blanford | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor from the January 14, 2009 edition PARIS; and Beirut, Lebanon - Marc Garlasco has been on the northern border of Gaza for the past five days watching what he says are white phosphorus munitions exploding over a crowded refugee camp. Mr. Garlasco, a senior military analyst for New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW), says that the way Israel is using the incendiary device is illegal. White phosphorus shells contain more than 100 felt filaments that ignite upon contact with the atmosphere, drift to earth, and burn intensely for at least 10 to 12 minutes. The usage of white phosphorus is not illegal under international law if it's used in military operations as a smoke screen to cover troop movements or against bunkers, armored vehicles, and ammunition dumps. But its use is forbidden against people – civilians and soldiers alike – under nearly all military codes and laws. "The use of white phosphorus is banned as a weapon that causes 'unnecessary suffering,' " says Mark Ellis, director of the International Bar Association in London. "It isn't to be used in civilian areas, or indeed against people since it creates horrible damage to the human body, and unnecessarily so." Israel, which has been charged with using white phosphorus in Lebanon, says it is not using white phosphorus in its war against Hamas in Gaza, now in its 18th day. "The IDF [Israeli Defense Forces] acts only in accordance with what is permitted by international law and does not use white phosphorus," IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi told Israel's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on Tuesday in response to a query. But Garlasco says that phosphorus is clearly being used in the Jabaliya refugee camp, one of the most crowded areas in Gaza. "I can see them; we are very certain, whatever the Israeli Defense Forces may say, that white phosphorus is being used. It was used by Israel in Lebanon in 2006, but not until the population fled. In Gaza, the population can't flee." As the offensive continues, which has killed more than 900 people, a variety of European doctors in Gaza, human rights groups, news organizations like Al Jazeera, and observers on the border are reporting instances and sightings of weapons use that is causing deaths, and wounds they say they have not encountered before. Most are calling for access to Gaza to determine what is true amid a rage of reports and rumors. While the phosphorus explosives are widely condemned for raining down indiscriminate harm, questions have also arisen about the possible use of another weapon called Dense Inert Metal Explosives, or DIME, that was created by the US Air Force. DIME is designed to be used in crowded urban areas since the weapons are highly lethal but have an extremely limited range of explosive force that can reduce collateral damage. Norwegian doctor Mads Gilbert, who worked in Gaza's main Shifa hospital during the first weeks of the conflict, and who spoke to media in Egypt and Norway in recent days, is the main source for allegations of DIME use. "This is a new generation of very powerful small explosive that detonates with extreme power and dissipates its power within a range of five to 10 meters," he told reporters. "There is a very strong suspicion I think that Gaza is now being used as a test laboratory for new weapons." Al Jazeera, which has reporters in Gaza, has described hospital cases that appear to conform to the clean tearing of limbs that DIME can cause. Italian scientists from the New Weapons Research Committee, which examines emerging military technology, said in a statement that "evidence is mounting" of DIME usage, saying the wounds may be "untreatable" due to metals like tungsten that enter the body. DIME is packed with tungsten dust that forms micro-shrapnel upon detonation. Paola Manduca, a geneticist at the University of Genoa, says she has seen "four photos from Gaza hospitals since December that look like the effects of DIME. We want to stress as professionals that we need to be able to verify what is happening, and we can't do that if Gaza is blocked." But Israeli experts deny any such usage of DIME by the IDF in Gaza. Shlomo Brom, former brigadier general who consulted international legal experts on weapons use as head of the IDF's Strategic Planning division, derided human rights groups' allegations on white phosphorus and DIME as political propaganda. "The weapons itself are not illegal. Whether they are used in keeping with international law is a matter of interpretation. To judge you need all of the operational considerations and intelligence available. Of course, they don't have it, so they are playing a very irresponsible role," he says. During the Lebanon war in 2006, Israel was suspected of employing depleted uranium munitions as well as DIME. The Israeli military has also used cluster bombs and phosphorous munitions in its previous battles in Lebanon. It was heavily criticized by human rights groups for firing both kinds of munitions into the densely populated streets of west Beirut during the siege of the city in the summer of 1982. In the 1990s, when Israeli troops occupied a border strip of South Lebanon, the distinctive cotton ball puffs of brilliant white smoke from exploding phosphorous rounds were a common sight in frontline areas. The Israelis used phosphorous to burn crops in frontline villages and to destroy ground cover used by Hezbollah fighters to infiltrate the occupation zone. In August 1997, five Israeli soldiers burned to death during a battle with Lebanese guerrillas when they were trapped in a frontline valley by a brush fire ignited by phosphorous rounds fired by their own artillery. HRW reported in 1996 that phosphorous shells fired by Israel had struck populated areas, causing civilian casualties, during a week-long Israeli air and artillery blitz in South Lebanon in July 1993. At the time of the 1993 attack, Maj. Gen. Herzl Bodinger, commander of the Israeli Air Force, was quoted by Israel's Yedioth Ahranot as saying "We do not use such bombs." But in 1994, the US State Department reported that there were "credible accounts of IDF [Israeli Defense Forces] use of phosphorous shells against military and civilians targets" in South Lebanon. Other controversial armaments used by Israel in Lebanon included antipersonnel "flechette" rounds fired by tanks. The round is designed to explode in the air, showering the target with 5,000 three-centimeter-long steel darts in a cone-shaped trajectory some 900 feet long. The United Nations recorded many instances of "flechette" rounds being used in South Lebanon in the 1990s in which civilians were killed or wounded. Last year, Fadel Shanaa, a Reuters cameraman, was killed in Gaza by a "flechette" round fired by an Israeli tank that Mr. Shanaa was filming at the time. Whether Israel is using white phosphorus illegally or not in its latest war against Islamist militants in Gaza, the issue may be gaining too much focus, says Garlasco from HRW, and could be "a red herring." Sara Roy, a senior research scholar at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University, agrees. "While it is important to pay attention to these weapons, the majority of Gazans are being killed by typical military operations. I am a scholar and I use words carefully, and this seems like a massacre." • Joshua Mitnick contributed reporting from Tel Aviv. 外国報道
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【Tags F Gumi Junky tF】 Original Music Title For my soul Music Lyrics written, Voice edited by Junky Music arranged by Junky Singer Gumi (Megpoid) Click here for the original Japanese Lyrics English Lyrics (translated by haru47)： I don t live toward tomorrow To bring up something precious and hurt it (Dead to Alive...) The zest for living, which I had just a while ago, is fading Though I broke my back for the destination I m too scared to pursue the path For my soul For yourself The precious thing For my soul For yourself Became shadows of the streets For my soul For yourself And bears down on me For my soul For yourself I m sure I will gently hurt them as ever in the future But, I don t need something like a victory At the end of my life after challenging by preparing to spare myself (Lie and Alive...) For my soul For yourself... For my soul For yourself The precious thing is For my soul For yourself The zest for living For my soul For yourself To the past I lost For my soul For yourself I could tell it, so just run toward tomorrow Romaji lyrics (transliterated by haru47)： daijina mono wo sodate te wa kizutsuke te iku tame ni asu ni mukatte iki te ru wake ja nai (Dead to Alive...) sakki made atta ikiru chikara ga usure te ku waga mi wo soi de mezashi ta chi made no michi nano ni kowaku te susume nai For my soul For yourself daijina mono wa For my soul For yourself machi no kage to nari For my soul For yourself omoku noshikakaru For my soul For yourself kitto korekara saki mo sotto kizutsukeru darou dakedo jibun wo suteru kakugo de idomu jinsei no hate ni shouri nante mono wa ira nai (Lie and Alive...) For my soul For yourself... For my soul For yourself daijina mono wa For my soul For yourself ikiru chikara da to For my soul For yourself miuchinatta kako ni For my soul For yourself tsutae rare ta kara asu e hashire
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English Ghost Stories 収録作品（42話） The Tapestried Chamber (1829) Sir Walter Scott The Phantom Coach (1864) Amelia B.Edwards 幽霊駅馬車 アメリア・エドワーズ Squire Toby s Will (1868) J.S.Le Fanu 地主トビーの遺言 J・S・レファニュ The Shadow in the Corner (1879) M.E.Braddon The Upper Berth (1886) F.Marion Crawford 上段寝台 F・マリオン・クロフォード A Wicked Voice (1890) Vernon Lee The Judge s House (1891) Bram Stoker 判事の家 ブラム･ストーカー Man-Size in Marble (1893) E.Nesbit 大理石の等身像 E・ネズビット The Roll-Call of the Reef (1895) Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch 暗礁の点呼 アーサー・キラクーチ The Friends of the Friends (1896) Henry James The Red Room (1896) H.G.Wells 赤の間 H.G.ウェルズ The Monkey s Paw (1902) W.W.Jacobs 猿の手 W.W.ジェイコブス The Lost Ghost (1903) Mary E.Wilkins Oh, Whistle, and I ll Come to You, My Lad (1904) M.R.James 笛吹かば現れん M.R.ジェイムズ The Empty House (1906) Algernon Blackwood 空き家 アルジャーノン・ブラックウッド The Cigarette Case (1911) Oliver Onions Rose Rose (1911) Barry Pain ローズ･ローズ バリー･ペイン The Confession of Charles Linkworth (1912) E.F.Benson チャールズ･リンクワースの懺悔 E.F.ベンスン On the Brighton Road (1912) Richard Biddleton ブライトン街道にて リチャード・ミドルトン Bone to His Bone (1912) E.G.Swain 遺骨の主 E・G・スウェイン The True History of Anthony Fyryar (1919) Arthur Gray The Taipan (1922) W.Somerset Maugham The Victim (1922) May Sinclair A Visitor From Down Under (1926) L.P.Hartley Fullcircle (1928) John Buchan The Clock (1928) W.F.Harvey Old Man s Beard (1929) H.Russell Wakefield Mr Jones (1930) Edith Wharton Smee (1931) A.M.Burrage The Little Ghoset (1931) Hugh Walpole Ahoy, Sailor Boy! (1933) A.E.Coppard The Hollow Man (1935) Thomas Burke Et in Sempiernum Percant (1935) Charles Williams Bosworth Summit Pound (1948) L.T.C.Rolt An Encounter in the Mist (1949) A.N.L.Munby Hand in Glove (1952) Elizabeth Bowen A Story of Don Juan (1952) V.S.Pritchett Cushi (1952) Christopher Woodforde Bad Company (1955) Walter De La Mare The Bottle of 1912 (1961) Simon Raven The Cicerones (1968) Robert Aickman Soft Voice of Passenham (1981) T.H.White The Oxford Book of ENGLISH GHOST STORIES Edited by Michael Cox R.A.Gilbert Oxford University Press このページは未完成です・・・
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「for文」のページです for文は指定した処理を決められた数だけループさせるのに使います #include stdio.h int main() { for(int i = 0; i 5; i++){ printf("%d回目のループです\n",i); } return 0; } 実行結果 for文は中カッコ内の処理を決められた回数だけ実行します 書き方 for(初期化;条件式;次のループへの処理){ ループさせる処理 } 大抵は「初期化」のところで変数を宣言し、その変数に何度目のループかということを記録しておきます なので「次のループへの処理」のところで ＋１ をします また、「条件式」が真（０以外）の時に中カッコ内の処理が実行されます 流れを書くと、 ①for文へ到達 ↓ ②「初期化」 ↓ ③「条件式」（真だったら下へ、偽だったら⑥へ） ↓ ④処理の実行 ↓ ⑤「次のループへの処理」（③に戻る） ⑥for文から脱出 となっています 大抵の書き方 for(int i = 0;i ループしたい回数;i++); サンプルコードでは変数「i」をprintf関数で使っています 「i」はfor文の中で宣言されているとしても、ひとつの変数にかわりはありません なのでfor文の中であれば、その変数を使うことが出来ます
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【検索用 Sweetforyou 登録タグ KAITO S VOCALOID すとろぼ まるいち 曲 曲英 白皙 香椎モイミ】 + 目次 目次 曲紹介 歌詞 コメント 作詞：香椎モイミ 作曲：香椎モイミ 編曲：香椎モイミ イラスト：白皙（Twitter 動画：まるいち（Twitter） ロゴデザイン：すとろぼ（Twitter） 唄：KAITO 曲紹介 17周年おめでとうございます！ 曲名：『Sweet for You』(スイート フォー ユー) 香椎モイミ氏の44作目。 歌詞 I hate the sweet scent coming from your neck Maybe that's for him, right? I won't stand in your way but I think you're being a bit silly Lonely or boring？ That's not why you're doing You keep fooling yourself and forcing yourself to smile It's definitely love It's undeniably love Your heart is painted bright red, please realize this fact You have skin as white as pearl but you live with a pitch-black lie You choose life to get hurt and then say, "I’m alright" Just stop it Yes, I'll bring lots of sweets when I see you tomorrow Well... fromage, parfait, donuts, and blueberry cheesecake I'm just trying to take some of the thorn out of your heart You don't cry but I still think you're the weak girl You seem to be in a bit of a good mood today Did he say anything to you? You shouldn't take anything that unstable guy says seriously... He's like your ruler There is no dignity in that You're actually frightened by his nature, no doubt You like kissing so much? You like it better than candy? Even if it's sweeter than sugar, don't depend on it 証とか永遠とか 僕は大して望んでないさ 無数にある君の世界で 一番淡い光でいるよ 愛してる Your tears are like shining jewels, don't let anyone else see them, OK? Let's keep everything about you and me a secret That's fine, right? Yes, I'll bring lots of sweets when I see you tomorrow Well... eclair, cookie, scone, crepe, and strawberry shortcake I think you can remain a weak girl because I will accept all your sorrows I'll turn all of that into sweetness Tell me what kind of sweets you want tomorrow, my love コメント 正確でいいです！ -- Satsuki (2023-06-14 21 31 05) 名前 コメント
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プログラム言語同様に特定回数繰り返し処理をさせることが可能． ステートメントの１種． モジュール直下には記述できないので，initial文やfunction,alwaysの中で用いる． 主にシミュレーション記述で用いられるものらしい． 記述例 integer i; always @(posedge clk) begin if(init) begin for(i=0; i WORD; i=i+1) begin ring_reg[i] = {PIX_WIDTH{1'b0}}; end end else if(shift_en) begin ring_reg[0] = ring_reg[WORD-1]; for(i=1; i WORD; i=i+1) begin ring_reg[i] = ring_reg[i-1]; end end else if(data_set) begin ring_reg[0] = data_in; for(i=1; i WORD; i=i+1) begin ring_reg[i] = ring_reg[i-1]; end end else begin for(i=0; i WORD; i=i+1) begin ring_reg[i] = ring_reg[i]; end end end
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