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Response to MJ Rosenberg on Goldstone
Posted on April 8, 2011 by Rabbi Kaufman
The Goldstone Commission's accusation that Israel intentionally targeted civilians, a charge now recanted by Judge Goldstone himself, was an absurd and anti-Jewish, much less anti-Israel, argument from the start. Those who opposed this charge rightly feel vindicated. We are in fact vindicated. The accuser has recanted. Those who supported the accuser are less than happy. They are in fact culpable for libel. Some of them are trying to nullify Goldstone's retraction, such as MJ Rosenberg of Media Matters, whose name always seems to appear on the accusing side whenever Israel is being accused of something. Rosenberg's recent article entitled, "Goldstone's Edit Changes Nothing," is precisely such an attempt.
Let's look at some basic facts.
War is hell. People who should not die or be harmed in any way are often killed. Civilians, including children, are often in the wrong place at the wrong time or perhaps in the right place when a stray bomb strikes the wrong one.
There is no doubt that many civilians died in Operation Cast Lead, Israel's response to the thousands of rockets that Hamas and other Palestinian terrorist organizations launched at Israeli civilian areas. In some instances, Israeli soldiers made mistakes leading to the death of innocents. In other instances, ones that have been under investigation by Israel, soldiers may have individually acted illegally. Indictments have been filed in some cases against individual soldiers. See here and here for examples of cases in which charges have been filed recently. Those few responsible for crimes are being brought to justice because those who lead the Israeli military, those who lead the Israeli government, and those in the Israeli judiciary will not tolerate attacks on civilians or even actions that endanger them unless absolutely necessary. Such actions violate Israeli law.
There is certainly debate as to the speed of the process of justice, but considering the fact that the United States just this week decided to relocate the trial of those who are accused of playing a role in the attacks that took place on September 11, 2001, for Israel to have not settled cases from as recently as December of 2009 is hardly evidence of foot dragging.
The more fundamental problem with MJ Rosenberg's and with Richard Goldstone's positions is that they both initially accepted the accusation that Israel intentionally targeted civilians. Not only was and is this accusation unfounded, but it is and was based in age old Jew hatred espoused by Israel's enemies, and not based in reality.
This accusation crossed a line from valid criticism of Israeli actions to flat out anti-Judaism. That it came to be expressed by Jews and expressed through Jews by others is symptomatic of a progressive Jewish world that no longer understands Jew hatred, being largely sheltered from it in the west, except when done in terms of "Israel" and "Israelis" in which case it somehow goes unidentified as Jew hatred even though it is done using the same language and in similar ways:
Jews (Israelis) are warmongers,
Jews (Israelis) do not value the lives of non-Jews,
Jews (Israelis) do not want peace,
Jews (Israelis) are a criminal people,
Jews (Israelis) seek to oppress and rule,
There is a Jewish conspiracy (Israel Lobby) preventing peace…
Those who once absurdly accused Jews of killing Christian children at this time of year in order to use their blood to make Matzah and who depicted Jews as bloodthirsty warmongers plotting harm against innocents–accusations that led to pogroms against Jewish communities and the slaughter of innocent Jews throughout history–since 1948, and even more so since 1967, seem to have substituted "Israelis" for "Jews". That Goldstone lent his name and even leadership to this endeavor is despicable. That he has since, based upon the evidence, altered his view is frankly not redeeming.
But look for a moment at MJ Rosenberg's comments:
Elections were coming and the Israeli government felt that their public would not tolerate a war that took more than a few soldiers' lives. So the army would bombard targets from afar; if civilians were killed, so what?
The strategy worked. 1,400 Palestinians were killed, compared to about a dozen Israelis. That was a ratio — almost unprecedented in the history of warfare — that would not hurt any politican's political standing. (Actually, it suggests that Gaza was not a war at all, but rather an attack by a powerful army against powerless militants and unarmed civilians.)
MJ Rosenberg's response amounts to "Maybe they didn't try to kill civilians intentionally, but they didn't care if they did! They're still bloodthirsty murderers!" This should have Rosenberg's name blotted out from Israel, not circulated widely among its leaders. That it does not is an indication of a sickness, a self-hating, even a self-loathing. We have no excuse for our behavior. We should be dying and suffering! Sickness. Twisted thought.
I do not pull out the "self-hating" card easily. Here it is apt, not as an ad hominem attack. I am not going to bother arguing whether or not MJ Rosenberg should be considered a "Self-Hating Jew." I'm arguing that his argument is rooted in self-hatred, or rather based in hatred of the other (Israel) from whom he has distanced himself.
To argue that Israel did not care whether or not civilians were killed is both unfounded and an example of demonization such as the worst haters of Israel or the worst enemies of the Jews of old could have put forth and have put forth. Here it comes from a Jew. What kind of Jew would say such a thing? One who believes that the Jews in the Jewish state specifically are unlike him, evil.
Does Rosenberg separate himself from the Jewish people when he makes this accusation? I think he does. I think he sees the Jews in Israel as "the other." He hates them, thinks they are evil, and since they are Jews like him… Well, you can fill in the blank. Too many other Jews do the same.
Why not feel pride that Israel was able to defend its population against attacks by those trying to kill as many civilians as possible? Why not feel pride that the Jewish state does more, and did more during Operation Cast Lead, than any other state in the history of warfare to avoid civilian casualties? Rosenberg certainly does not. In fact, he writes as if Israel has no right to defend its citizenry against attacks:
The bottom line is that Goldstone's edit doesn't matter except to those who defended and still defend this indefensible war. The damage done to Israel's reputation cannot be eradicated. But that is insignificant compared to the pain felt by all those still mourning loved ones killed in the monstrous and illegal Gaza war. So long as the concept of war crime exists, it will apply to the Gaza war of 2008-9, and nothing can change that.
MJ Rosenberg seems to believe that Hamas has a right to succeed in its attacks against Israeli civilians and that Israel has no right to defend itself against them.
One might question whether or not he may then be seen as an advocate for Israel. Just a thought.
Addendum On the "self-hating Jew" issue.
I am not saying that MJ Rosenberg is a self-hating Jew. I don't think he hates himself. I do not think that he hates all Jews. I would not for a moment say that.
What I am saying is that separating oneself so far from other Jews that one can then employ traditional anti-Jewish canards against those Jews from whom one has separated without even realizing that they are traditional anti-Jewish canards is rooted in self-hatred or at least in hatred of one's own people. The hatred is obvious and cannot be denied. To employ age old stereotypical anti-Jewish thoughts one must hate.
The real problem is that this kind of hatred of Jews under the name "Israelis" has become so normative and even institutionalized to the point that many Jews accept it, utilize it in political commentary, and do not even realize just how problematic their behavior is.
Criticism of Israel's actions is one thing, demonizing Israelis (Jews) is another. One could make a legitimate pacifist argument, "All war is bad." That is fine. One could argue that Israel should be willing to accept injuries and even deaths on its side of the border without retaliating in such a way that it kills civilians on the other side because all life is sacred and none more important than another. I think these arguments are wrong and would result in the eventual genocide of the Jewish people in Israel, but they are not rooted in self hatred or rather hatred of one's people from whom one has distanced oneself out of hatred.
To say that Israel does not care about the deaths of innocent non-Jews is anti-Jewish, period end of statement.
Throughout the ages, groups of Jews have decided to agree with the hateful and often completely fabricated charges against their own people because they were embarrassed to be associated with the Jewish people. When charged with deicide, at this very time of year, many converted away and became among the worst haters of the Jewish people in order to prove their dissociation with them. Those were self hating Jews. The process to get that far, however, is not one step but many. It begins with separation and the thought that though they are of the same faith at origin, people with ancestry similar to theirs, that the Jews with whom they disagree are unlike them, other. Then charges that would be readily rejected may possibly be accepted.
MJ Rosenberg would immediately reject charges that he would have no problem killing innocents. I would imagine that he would immediately reject charges that anyone like him would have no problem killing innocents. Thus, in order to accept such charges of Israel, Rosenberg must distance himself from it to the point that he no longer considers them like him. That is the basis of the argument.
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Eating Out, as a Feminist
In the feminist restaurants of the 1970s and 1980s, "I'll have what she's having" was a political statement. Why have they all disappeared?
by Lauren Oyler
September 28, 2015, 4:45pm
In 1975, People magazine ran an article with a lede better than this one. "Is the kitchen any place for a feminist these days?" Jim Jerome wrote. "The answer is yes, provided the kitchen is in a restaurant owned and managed by other feminists."
Jerome was reporting on the third anniversary party of Mother Courage, a feminist restaurant in Greenwich Village run by Dolores Alexander and her partner Jill Ward from 1972 until 1977. The first establishment of its kind in the United States, the place was something of a legend in activist circles—like a neighborhood watering hole, if your neighborhood was feminism—and it inspired many other feminist restaurants throughout the United States and Canada. Like business, the anniversary party was happy and booming: Over 100 people were in attendance, Jerome reports (though Gloria Steinem was "away at a conference"), and they celebrated with champagne, quiche, and chocolate cake. In keeping with these of-their-time quaintnesses, Jerome uses the word feminist like it denotes another species; in addition to his introduction, he notes that, often, "out-of-town feminists check in" at the restaurant, which, with its convivial atmosphere and dish-washing owners, felt "almost clubby."
At a time when the faded protest posters decorating vegan cafes seem more anachronistic than anarchist, it's hard to imagine why a woman would want or need an explicitly feminist restaurant; if I heard of such a place opening now, I would probably roll my eyes. All but one of the spaces scholars call "feminist restaurants" have closed in the years since the heyday of the women's liberation movement. (The exception is Bloodroot, a feminist restaurant that opened in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in 1977 and serves "ethnically inspired vegetarian cuisine.") Hearing this, a contemporary mind jumps to a story: Small business owners struggle to deal with sexism and systemic discrimination on top of the standard hardships of small business ownership. But the real story—as firmly located in the second wave as it is—is slightly more complicated.
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Concentrated in major cities like New York, Boston, and San Francisco, and later spreading to smaller cities in the Midwest and south, the feminist restaurants of the 1970s and 80s represented a quieter form of consciousness raising amidst the aggressive activism of second-wave feminism. Spaces like Mother Courage—as well as other early and prominent examples like Bread & Roses in Cambridge, Massachusetts; the Brick Hut Café in Berkeley, California; and Susan B.'s in Chicago—were born as much out of necessity as of political statement: A woman dining alone or with other women was often treated with suspicion, if not refused service all together.
"Before the women's movement, women alone or in pairs or who just weren't accompanied by a man often weren't allowed in restaurants," said Alix Kates Shulman, a novelist who is mentioned in the People article and was an active figure in the women's liberation movement. "The fancier the restaurant, the less likely they were to allow women to come in [alone]." While a feminist wasn't exactly a different species, she was perhaps frequently made to feel that way.
When Mother Courage opened in May of 1972, it was, in Alexander's words, "an immediate success," with reviews in the New York Times, New York magazine, and the Village Voice as well as a cast of regulars that included big names in the feminist movement. Kate Millett would come to play chess; Jill Johnston would bring "her little entourage"; and Catharine Stimpson, then the director of the MacArthur Foundation, would bring in visiting politicians and dignitaries for dinner. "It was a big thrill that [Mother Courage] were opening," Shulman told me. "In those early days of the women's movement, there were lots of small groups of women's activists meeting all over the city, but we didn't get to see other groups except at demonstrations or protests."
Feminist restaurants had precursors in the "suffrage restaurants" and tearooms of the 1910s, which were often sponsored by organizations like the National American Woman Suffrage Association. But the women opening restaurants in the 1970s—which, more than 50 years after women won the right to vote, was still a rare feat—weren't really interpreting their work as part of a lineage, said Alex Ketchum, a PhD candidate in history at McGill University who operates the Feminist Restaurant Project as part of her dissertation. Where suffrage restaurants welcomed male patrons, using their homemade pies and five-cent fish cakes to induce men with voting power to support their specific cause, the feminist restaurants of the 70s were much more about creating spaces where feminists could gather and be comfortable together. "We wanted to be a space for strong, independent women who would be hopefully involved in the women's movement," Alexander said, "and that did happen."
A woman associated with food is less threatening than a woman associated with alcohol.
Alexander's story is especially inspiring because, according to an extensive oral history project Kelly Anderson conducted with Alexander before Alexander's death in 2008, Mother Courage was a difficult undertaking. For a space, Alexander and Ward eventually settled on an old, "filthy dirty" luncheonette that had once been called Benny's, which they renovated, and like many subsequent feminist restaurant projects, they raised money by asking friends for loans. According to Ketchum, women in the 70s usually needed a husband or father to apply for a credit card on their behalf. Feminist credit unions sometimes helped out, but most feminist restaurants were funded by a combination of donations, out-of-pocket money, and, as one article on the Iowa City restaurant Grace and Rubies states, "loans ranging from $10 to $1500 from local women." Even if you could get a bank loan as a woman, you still might be considered high risk, as Alexander and Ward of Mother Courage were, because many proprietors had never worked in restaurants before; as a 1973 New York magazine review of Mother Courage notes, restaurateuring was "usually a male province."
This, despite the fact that "a woman-owned business is rare in the 70s, but [a woman-owned restaurant] doesn't challenge our notions of femininity."
Press around Mother Courage gave the project momentum; the pair and their "unique way of raising money" were featured on the back page of Newsday, where Alexander had been a reporter. Word continued to spread that the new "feminist space" opening up at 342 West 11th was to be a restaurant run by lesbians, with a primarily lesbian clientele, things like this kept happening—while Alexander and Ward worked on renovations, building inspectors and garbage men would come into the space offering vague threats and looking for bribes. Sexism came in handy: Alexander said she and Ward "didn't follow through" on the threats because they "were women" and couldn't, really. The men looking to exploit them backed off anyway, "mostly because we were these women's liberation types, and they knew that we could get a lot of publicity" for being harassed.
What would it be like? Would it be a kind of metaphorical seraglio?
Once the space opened, it became less of an opportunity for sexism and more of a symbol of acceptance. Although Shulman said she once saw a fistfight break out at Mother Courage, she's careful to establish that this was an example of the restaurant's relaxed atmosphere, not prevailing tensions in the women's movement. "People in different branches of women's lib—it was a downtown crowd—did have some very serious differences," she said. There were Marxist feminists versus radical feminists, feminists who welcomed lesbians (or who were lesbians) and those who thought lesbians harmed the public face of the movement; anti-pornography feminists and feminists against censorship. Alexander herself was a divisive figure in the movement; before she opened the restaurant, she was suspended from her position as the first executive director of the National Organization for Women because she supported lesbians (later becoming one herself, with Ward), and after Mother Courage closed, she became known for her strong anti-pornography stance, founding the organization Women Against Pornography in the 80s. But "any lively movement is going to evolve through differences," Shulman said. Mother Courage and restaurants like it were some of the few places where members of these different factions "had a chance to go to this same place and be comfortable and be welcome, and nobody was excluded."
The fistfight was over almost before it began, and Shulman said everyone laughed about it afterwards. "You could never imagine something like that happening at another restaurant. First of all, you wouldn't know anybody!"
"There weren't turf wars," Ketchum confirmed, "but there were debates, for example, about what the space's purpose was and how the space should be run."
The year Mother Courage opened, 1972, was an "exciting" year for the women's liberation movement. Consciousness raising had begun to trickle down to less urban areas; it was the year Gloria Steinem founded Ms. magazine, the year Title IX became law, and the year Eisenstadt v. Baird established that unmarried people could possess contraception. "'72 is a year of lots of hope," Ketchum said. "Women [were beginning to become] interested in starting these spaces and talking about it. And even though there was lots of backlash, it wasn't as strong as in the late 70s."
However, this excitement didn't exempt women from common organizing problems, which were often highlighted by second-wave feminism's particular ideals and limitations. Many feminist restaurants were run by collectives, not turning any profit, and staffed entirely by volunteers. How much time someone should put in—and how to operate within an ideologically horizontal power structure—created tensions.
You could never imagine something like that happening at another restaurant. First of all, you wouldn't know anybody!
Whether men were allowed was often a particular point of contention; as in the feminist movement of the time, there were disagreements about inclusion and exclusion. Mother Courage, for example, welcomed men tepidly, and then more warmly. The restaurant's original policy was to pour wine for the woman to sample—a dramatic departure from custom in most other restaurants at the time—but, according to Alexander, "some guys got hostile." "One said to his date, 'Okay, honey, you can have a taste of the bill too.' And some women just looked at us like, 'Why are you doing this to me?'" So they started being more egalitarian, offering to let both parties taste the wine (and putting the bill smack dab in the ambiguous middle between them).
As in the suffrage movement, some second-wave feminists recognized that there were advantages to skimming some of men's then-inarguably stronger power. Licensing authorities were often suspicious of or openly hostile towards feminist restaurant endeavors; it took Mother Courage years to get a beer-and-wine license because authorities were skeptical of their project. Turning a profit in the restaurant business is often dependent on alcohol sales, but, as Ketchum said, "a woman associated with food is less threatening than a woman associated with alcohol."
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"Well, where are the men?" Alexander asked, imitating licensors. "Where are your male partners? Who's going to vouch for this? Who's going to be responsible for these bills if anything should go wrong?" One of the Bread & Roses co-founders caused some controversy after firing a server who "made men and some heterosexual women feel unwelcome." If they couldn't offer their centuries of earning money as business partners, men could at least paying customers; Mother Courage added a 15 percent service charge to parties of five or more women because, Alexander said, the fairer sex "were lousy tippers, at least in those days."
On the flip side, Grace and Rubies became notorious, at least in some circles, for its no-boys-allowed policy—which was eventually ruled in violation of "federal, state, and local guidelines barring sexual discrimination"—when the fiction writer T.C. Boyle depicted an unnamed version of it in his 1977 short story "A Women's Restaurant." In this story, a resentful male character becomes fascinated and then possibly obsessed with the idea of gaining entrance to the women's restaurant, eventually dressing up in drag so he can pass as a woman and go in.
Women were lousy tippers, at least in those days.
Although one blog attributes the vitriol of Boyle's story to the author's "narcissistic fixation" on the restaurant and "his unrelenting desire to invade that space," Boyle said that's just feminist lore. "Like the narrator of the story, I was fascinated by the idea of a gender-exclusive gathering place, especially one like a restaurant (unlike, say, a locker room), that would normally be available to all," Boyle told me over email. "What would it be like? Would it be a kind of metaphorical seraglio? Would it be like classes at all-women's colleges (which then existed)? Would it allow women to be themselves without having to cater to (and compete for) men? I just wanted to dream about the scenario. (And no, I did not slip in the door in drag, as the popular legend surrounding the story has it, but rather relied on my imagination—and what my female confederate, who dined there twice, had to say about it.)"
Perhaps the story's original placement, in Penthouse, has something to do with these misconceptions.
Ultimately, the notion of the feminist restaurant feels dated because it is: I have spent a lot of time thinking about feminist restaurants because the historical moment that brought them into being is so different from today's. When I asked Ketchum whether these businesses were successful—my impulse being, always, I guess, to think in terms of money and hierarchy—she sort of corrected me. "It's weird to define success," she said. "You could define success in terms of, 'Oh, the restaurant lasted a long time,' but sometimes the community didn't need the restaurant to last a long time. Some of these spaces—the reason they ended was because the needs of the feminist community changed." She offered me the example of the very good-named Susan B.'s: "The woman who's running it gets tired—she's overworked. It was completely financially successful, but she just didn't want to do it anymore." In the years since the heyday of feminist restaurants, various dining establishments and organizations have adopted feminist principles, or at least latched onto the movement in some way: One of many examples is Mazí Mas in London, which is a series of pop-ups that employs immigrant women as chefs and seeks to reclaim "the skills women have cultivated as a result of gender oppression."
For their part, the Bloodroot proprietors, Selma Miriam and Noel Furie, seem to be quietly shaking their heads at contemporary feminism as it continues to diverge from the hard lines of the second wave; according to a Munchies article on the restaurant, Miriam and Furie "took down a poster against high heels that had been in the bathroom, and now don't feel as free to discuss fashion or beauty ideals." Indeed, part of what has kept the place afloat and relevant is that it offers the paradoxical novelty of going back in time. (According to Ketchum, Bloodroot has also sustained itself because Miriam and Furie "diversified their assets"; like many of the more successful feminist restaurants of the 70s and 80s, Bloodroot functions as a bookstore, too. "I bought a book from them, and I was like, 'Really? The list price is $5?'" Ketchum said. "They were like, 'Yeah, that's how much we bought it for! No one's bought this book since 1980.'")
In this case, I suppose the point of restaurants—eating—ends up being subsumed in the point of their politics: What was on the menu was less important than what the menu represented. This, like Bloodroot's anti-heels stance,is not so compatible with the culture of 2015, when photos of all our friends' elaborate meals are available for constant envy. Now that women are allowed to laugh alone with salad in public, a feminist restaurant is less of a draw. Besides, who wants to eat at a decent place when she can Google a really, really good one?
"The food was OK," Shulman told me of Mother Courage, "but I didn't go there for the food. I went there for the camaraderie."
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Q: Powershell, move cursor in Excel I have the following code to search for a certain value in Excel and replace it with "Test". It works perfectly.
After the value has been replaced i want to move the cursor to the next cell on the right and save that value as a variable, for example "$Var1".
I didn't find a way to move the cursor with PowerShell. Can anybody help?
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Q: Propagation of (Mega)Parsec errors through continuations I have a somewhat techinical question about the inner workings of (Mega)Parsec, the informal context of which is:

What is the idea governing the accumulation/propagation of error messages through continuations in Parsec?

Specifically:
Consider the mplus operation making ParsecT an instance of MonadPlus.
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*Suppose the parse of s with m fails without consuming anything; let err be the parse error associated with this failure. We then try parsing s with n, and choose a continuation accordingly:

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Why do we merge errors when following an 'empty' continuation and not when following a 'consumed' continuation, thereby forgetting about all previous errors?

This must be a design decision, but I can't figure out the reasoning behind it. Is there, perhaps, a simple example that would clarify this?


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I am trying to imagine what the triumphant entry into Jerusalem must have been like for Jesus' disciples, remembering that they did not know all that would unfold later in the week.
Jesus, of course, told them what to expect. Three times he said plainly, "We are going up to Jerusalem, and everything that is written by the prophets about the Son of Man will be fulfilled.He will be delivered over to the Gentiles. They will mock him, insult him and spit on him; they will flog him and kill him. On the third day he will rise again." Even so, I suspect they didn't understand, not fully, the horror they would witness. Especially, in light of the response to Jesus' coming into Jerusalem. Everything seemed to be going so well as they entered the city.
Jesus told two of the disciples to get a donkey with only the words "the Lord needs it" as deposit, payment and collateral. And so it happened. The crowd swelled and with it shouts of praise. How heady to be a part of such adulation and adoration. Who wouldn't want to be associated with Jesus on this day? Would it have been akin to riding in the parade with a returning war hero or the championship sports team or the newly elected president? Power and status, praise and triumph — yes, I am with Jesus today of all days.
I can imagine how it felt to be Jesus' closest friends and followers when the world bowed at his feet, threw cloaks in his path, and sang of his greatness. I recognize this kind of victorious faith and I worry too often we contemporary Christians stop at Palm Sunday and neglect to keep following or forget what happens later in the week. Palm Sunday praises devoid of the passion make for a hollow, dangerous religion. When we fail to keep following Jesus the next day and the next and the next, all the way to the cross, we envision a Christianity synonymous with winning, rather than a faith that requires vulnerable love and sacrifice.
And yet, I don't want to skip over the joy and glory of this Sunday. In the face of far too much violence and too many shouts of hate, I want to dwell in the beauty of unstoppable proclamations: "Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord! Peace in heaven and glory in the highest!" I want to bask in the truth of these words, the power of speaking them even after Jesus' declaration of the suffering and death to come, the audacity of ignoring the Pharisees' rebuke and instead declaring the reign of the Lord despite the current rule of sinister worldly powers.
This year, Palm Sunday feels more like a protest march than a triumphant parade, a witness to the courage of the crowds to worship the One who knows their worth right in front of those who want to keep them quiet, a prescient display of the relentless rule of God that destroys death, refuses to be silenced, raises up the least, recovers the lost and saves sinners. Palm Sunday proclaims Jesus' certain triumph, his ultimate rule over heaven and earth, and the great reversal that he promised in his inaugural sermon at his home synagogue in Nazareth. Palm Sunday is not about Christians aligning themselves with power and status, adulation and adoration, it is about joyously standing with the One who stands with those on the margins, recognizing that we are the sinners he sought and saved and refusing to be silenced by the Pharisees or any other earthly power attempting to maintain the oppressive status quo.
It must have been a heady day for the disciples: people shouting their approval, the road lined with cloaks, a day of victory after leaving all they knew and enduring hardship and wondering some days if it wouldn't have been easier if they'd stuck with fishing or tax collecting. The disciples might have questioned Jesus' thrice-repeated warning about suffering and humiliation and death on that day of glory and praise. But maybe, just maybe, they recognized that this triumphant entry foreshadowed the promised resurrection. Perhaps they understood the courage required to proclaim the lordship of Jesus on Palm Sunday and on Good Friday and certainly after the Risen Christ sends them to the ends of the earth. Maybe, on difficult days after Jesus ascended and the Spirit came rushing down, the disciples looked back on this Sunday and remembered that even if every person remained mute about the reign of the Lord, the stones would cry out because nothing, no one, can prevent the triumphant, life-saving, evil-defying, death-crushing power of the Triune God.
This year, I want to be utterly present on Palm Sunday. I want to look around and see the faces of those throwing their most valuable garment at the feet of Jesus, unable to hold back their joy and praise at being seen and valued and healed and loved. I want to be among them, unashamed to show my gratitude for the grace and mercy given to me. I want to be ready to hand over whatever I have simply because the Lord needs it. No questions asked. I want to get lost in the joy of this day, the beauty of worship, the assurance that Jesus' words are trustworthy and true. He will enter Jerusalem and everything, everything the prophets wrote about the Son of Man will be fulfilled: the suffering, the violence, the death and the unstoppable third day in which he will rise again. I want to demonstrate the courage of all those who refuse to be silenced by oppressive powers and instead, in joyous defiance, proclaim the life-saving rule of Jesus Christ. On this Palm Sunday, I want to stand with those who stand up to any power that imagines God's redemption of the world can be stopped.
Contemporary Christians need to remember Palm Sunday not as a victory parade for the powerful, but as a protest march of the least of these where Jesus is recognized as Lord of all.
Can you imagine what it would have been like to be among Jesus' disciples on Palm Sunday? What would it have felt like?
What does Jesus ask you to give because he has need of it?
Note where you find "cloaks" elsewhere in Luke. What is the significance of the crowd throwing their cloaks on the road in front of Jesus?
Is there a tendency for us to go from "glory to glory," Palm Sunday to Easter, without stopping on Maundy Thursday or Good Friday or Holy Saturday?
When have you unabashedly praised God? Do you find yourself holding back your thanks and praise? If so, why?
Is it important to be present to beauty and glory even though much ugliness and pain simultaneously exists?


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O Príncipe Dipangkorn Rasmijoti (29 de abril de 2005) é o quinto filho e sétimo e filho mais novo do Rei Vajiralongkorn; a sua mãe é a princesa Srirasmi Suwadee, a terceira esposa legal do rei. O seu pai também tem uma filha da sua primeira esposa, e cinco filhos (quatro filhos e uma filha) da sua segunda esposa; todos os filhos da segunda esposa nasceram antes do então príncipe herdeiro se casar com a sua mãe, mas foram legitimados pelo casamento. Depois que o príncipe herdeiro divorciou-se da sua segunda esposa em 1996, ele deserdou os quatro filhos. Assim, Dipangkorn é o único filho reconhecido do rei e por tanto herdeiro presuntivo ao trono tailandês.

Infância e educação
Príncipe Dipangkorn Rasmijoti nasceu por cesariana a 29 de abril de 2005 no Hospital Siriraj em Bangkok. A 15 de junho de 2005, o Rei Bhumibol Adulyadej proclamou o nome do príncipe.

A 17 de junho de 2005, no Salão do Trono Ananda Samakhom em Banguecoque, foi realizada uma cerimônia chamada Phra Ratchaphithi Somphot Duean Lae Khuen Phra U para comemorar o primeiro mês do nascimento do príncipe, ocasião em que ele recebeu o título de Sua Alteza Real.

O príncipe Dipangkorn começou a sua educação na Escola Chitralada, no Palácio Dusit, antes de ir estudar no exterior na Bavarian International School (BIS) na Baviera, Alemanha.

Oficialmente ele iniciou os seus estudos no país europeu em 2017, chegando a visitar o Festival de Inverno na Tailândia acompanhado de vários amigos "estrangeiros". Em 2018, após o caso Resgate da Caverna de Tham Luang, na Tailândia, ele também enviou um cartão aos envolvidos escrito em alemão.

Saúde
Há rumores de que ele sofra de autismo, o que nunca foi confirmado pela Casa Real. "Os rumores de que o jovem é autista subiram de tom após o divórcio polêmico dos pais, em 2014", escreveu o Flash de Portugal em maio de 2020, que adicionou que "os rumores sempre existiram, mas posso confirmar que o seu pai sempre quis que ele recebesse tratamento", afirma um ex-funcionário da Villa Medica, uma clínica de referência e de elite na Alemanha".

Príncipe herdeiro
O príncipe Dipangkorn é o herdeiro presuntivo do seu pai e o primeiro na linha de sucessão ao trono. No entanto, por causa do divórcio de Vajiralongkorn em dezembro de 2014 de Srirasmi Suwadee, a posição de Dipangkorn na linha de sucessão é incerta. A Lei de Sucessão do Palácio de 1924 lista "a ordem na linha de sucessão", seguindo o filho primogênito do rei para ser "o filho primogênito do referido príncipe e sua consorte real" seguido por "filhos mais novos, em ordem, do referido príncipe e sua consorte real." Quando Vajiralongkorn terminou o seu relacionamento com a sua segunda esposa em 1996, ele deserdou os seus quatro filhos e disse que eles renunciaram aos seus títulos reais. No entanto, o Palácio Real continuou a reconhecer o seu direito de usar o estilo SAS, ou Sua Alteza Sereníssima.

Deveres oficiais e aparições públicas
O príncipe, apesar de jovem, costuma participar de diversas atividades públicas. Em outubro de 2017 ele juntou-se a um grupo de voluntários para preparar a Cerimónia de Cremação Real do seu avô, o Rei Bhumibol, tendo inclusive vestido um uniforme militar. Dias depois, sentou-se num café para acompanhar a procissão da cerimônia.

Em janeiro de 2019 ele visitou o Festival do Inverno acompanhado de alguns amigos da Alemanha, país onde morou com o pai, e, meses depois, foi presença constante nas cerimônias de coroação.

Títulos, honras e medalhas

Títulos

 29 de abril de 2005 – 5 de maio de 2019: Sua Alteza Real o Príncipe Dipangkorn Rasmijoti
 5 de maio de 2019 - presente: Sua Alteza Real o Príncipe Dipangkorn Rasmijoti Maha Vajirojtamangkun Sirivibulyarajakumar

Medalhas e condecorações

 Cavaleiro da Mais Ilustre Ordem da Casa Real de Chakri

 Medalha de Cifra Real do Rei Rama IX (Primeira Classe)

 Medalha de Cifra Real Rei Rama X

 Medalha da Corte do Rei Rama IX

 Medalha Comemorativa por Ocasião da Coroação de SM Rei Rama X

Estandarte e Monograma real

Referências

Ligações externas
Família Real da Tailândia no Instagram

Família Real da Tailândia no Twitter
Naturais de Banguecoque
Dinastia Chakri
Família real tailandesa
Herdeiros do trono
Realeza asiática

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La entropía de entrelazamiento es una medida del entrelazamiento para un estado cuántico de muchos cuerpos.

Entropía de entrelazamiento bipartita
La entropía de entrelazamiento bipartita se define con respecto a la bipartición del de un estado en dos particiones  y .

Entropía de entrelazamiento de Von Neumann
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donde  y  son las matrices de densidad reducidas de cada partición.

Muchas medidas de entrelazamiento reducen la entropía de entrelazamiento cuando se evalúan en estados puros. Entre ellas se cuentan:
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 Coste de entrelazamiento
 Entrelazamiento de formación
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 Negatividad
 Negatividad logarítmica
 Robustez de entrelazamiento

Entropías de entrelazamiento de Renyi
Las entropías de entrelazamiento de Renyi  también se definen en términos de las matrices de densidad reducidas, y de un índice de Renyi . Se define como la entropía de Rényi de las matrices de densidad reducidas:

Nótese que en el límite , la entropía de entrelazamiento de Renyi tiende a la entropía de entrelazamiento de Von Neumann.

Ley de área de la entropía de entrelazamiento bipartita
Un estado cuántico satisface una ley de área si el término dominante de la entropía de entrelazamiento crece como mucho linealmente con la frontera entre las dos particiones. Las leyes de área son notablemente comunes para estados fundamentales de sistemas cuánticos de muchos cuerpos. Esto tiene importantes aplicaciones, una de las cuales es que reduce ostensiblemente la complejidad de sistemas cuánticos de muchos cuerpos. El grupo de renormalización de la matriz de densidad y los estados de producto matricial, por ejemplo, se basan implícitamente en estas leyes de área.

Referencias

Entropía
Mecánica cuántica


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VIRTUOSITY by Jessica Martinez
Virtuosity by Jessica Martinez • contains 294 pages • published by Simon Pulse on October 8, 2011 • classified as Contemporary, Music, Young Adult • obtained through library • read as hardcover • shelve on Goodreads
Now is not the time for Carmen to fall in love. And Jeremy is hands-down the wrong guy for her to fall for. He is infuriating, arrogant, and the only person who can stand in the way of Carmen getting the one thing she wants most: to win the prestigious Guarneri competition. Carmen's whole life is violin, and until she met Jeremy, her whole focus was winning. But what if Jeremy isn't just hot… what if Jeremy is better?
Carmen knows that kissing Jeremy can't end well, but she just can't stay away. Nobody else understands her—and riles her up—like he does. Still, she can't trust him with her biggest secret: She is so desperate to win she takes anti-anxiety drugs to perform, and what started as an easy fix has become a hungry addiction. Carmen is sick of not feeling anything on stage and even more sick of always doing what she's told, doing what's expected.
Sometimes, being on top just means you have a long way to fall…
Conflicting Feelings in the Best Way
I can't remember the last time I loved a book that made me so so angry! Virtuosity did it for me. I must say I experienced a roller coaster ride of emotions. There were moments I felt happy and mesmerised and others where I felt sad and furious. Martinez writes beautifully and knows how to surprise her readers, which I already said about her second book, The Space Between Us. They are moving stories with beautiful prose and lots of surprises.
The characters came alive and I really felt like they were next to me, telling me their stories. It's no surprise then that I am looking forward to reading her third book, The Vow. I have it sitting on my desk, lined up to be read in the coming month.
I Could Keep Raving
Now, back to Virtuosity. I could just rave about it and go on and on about how much I loved it. But that's not going to help much in explaining why. As I said, the prose was amazing. It was well thought out, lyrical when it came to speaking about music but also very well-balanced with humour.
Iron fists, it turned out, come in all shapes and sizes. This one had a French manicure.
Driven with Ambition
Carmen was a strong character who knew what she wanted and that was to win the Guarneri competition. The one person who could just as easily tear it away from her was Jeremy. It didn't help when the two started to get involved with one another. Yet no matter how smitten she was with him, her goal was never far from her mind, so her adoration was mixed with repulsion. And that was what made me believe her.
Years she toiled at perfecting the violin. Wanting to become the best violinist in the world also was what allowed her to slip into drug abuse. She became dependent on Indernal to take care of her nerves.
Virtuosity thus presents the journey of a world-class musician and how far she would be willing to go to be the top of the class. I thought the books was fascinating and there were twists I did not for the life of me expect. They stole my breath, left me steaming mad and when I closed that book at the end, I was positively sad that I didn't have more left to read.
Accessibility beyond Music
Regardless of whether one knows music or not, Martinez made Virtuosity accessible to anyone. There's no excess of music jargon but there were enough musical references that those who do know know music will especially appreciate.
Prominent Adult Figure
Carmen's mother Diane was also integral to the plot, not only as Carmen's mother but also as her agent. I definitely appreciated the presence of a prominent adult figure, even if I didn't agree with some of her methods. She gave Carmen everything she could possibly think of to help her to achieve greatness as a classical violinist. She also made provisions for a private tutor, so when Jeremy came into Carmen's life, there obviously was conflict because 1) he was someone who could distract her, and 2) he was the prime competition.
Many Things Mattered
Nonetheless, I liked that even though there were strong undertones of romance, music was what drove the plot first before the romance did. That is something that I particularly appreciate when it comes to contemporary fiction because I'm interested in the protagonist's life as a whole and their passions. If I'm in the mood for romance, I'll grab a book based on romance.
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Discussion of Gender Disparity
Besides the story itself, Virtuosity also offered a fair bit of thought. Jeremy brought up the difference in judging between female and male competitors. Females can be quiet and withdrawn which makes them look demure and sweet but the same attitude in males makes them look weak. Such interspersed commentary helped break up the varying parts of the book and slow things down a little for me to savour.
I wanted to protest. I was a musician, not an actress. Smiling on command made me feel like a pageant contestant, and I wasn't vying for Miss Illinois.
Feisty Main Character and a Book of Heart
Such internal monologues showed the feisty side of Carmen who didn't just want to accept everything at face value. They also conveyed humour to lighten some of the heavier aspects of the plot. Also, to me, they portrayed the difficult side of Carmen's position, where she had to always put on an act to please others, no matter how much or how little she was into her performances. Overall, that is why I absolutely adored Virtuosity: the heart and soul that sprung out of it.
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I'm using the RSS feed parser Feedtools to get the article names but I can't seem to automatically fill in the form fields from data that is accessible elsewhere. Say the name of the article is accessible through params[:name]. How could I get the name of the article from params[:name] (or params[:link] for that matter) into the form field without the user having to type it in? I don't want to automatically create an article object either because the user may want to modify the name slightly.

A: If you pass the information you want to display to the Article constructor in the new action, the form will render populated. Even though a new object has been instantiated, it will not be persisted to the db because at no point has the save method been called on it. That will happen in the create action.
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Without knowing more about your app logic, I can't offer anymore help on how to stitch the parts together. This should get you nearly there though.


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	}

	public enum DevicePlatform
	{
		Windows=0,
		Mac=1,
		Ios=2,
		Android=3,
		WindowsPhone=4,
		Blackberry=5,
		Chrome=6,
		Unknown=7
	}
}


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cask "pycharm-ce" do
  version "2020.3.3,203.7148.72"
  sha256 "5c9fb106f823855f1a2e5ad412a955b3a7d7629d7f53998d04fdbd96a6a3ebec"

  url "https://download.jetbrains.com/python/pycharm-community-#{version.before_comma}.dmg"
  name "Jetbrains PyCharm Community Edition"
  name "PyCharm CE"
  desc "Free and open-source IDE for Python programming - Community Edition"
  homepage "https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/"

  livecheck do
    url "https://data.services.jetbrains.com/products/releases?code=PCC&latest=true&type=release"
    strategy :page_match do |page|
      version = page.match(/"version":"(\d+(?:\.\d+)*)/i)
      build = page.match(/"build":"(\d+(?:\.\d+)*)/i)
      "#{version[1]},#{build[1]}"
    end
  end

  auto_updates true

  app "PyCharm CE.app"

  uninstall_postflight do
    ENV["PATH"].split(File::PATH_SEPARATOR).map { |path| File.join(path, "charm") }.each do |path|
      if File.exist?(path) &&
         File.readlines(path).grep(/# see com.intellij.idea.SocketLock for the server side of this interface/).any?
        File.delete(path)
      end
    end
  end

  zap trash: [
    "~/Library/Application Support/PyCharm#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Caches/PyCharmCE#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Caches/PyCharm#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Logs/PyCharm#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Logs/PyCharmCE#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Preferences/PyCharm#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Preferences/PyCharmCE#{version.major_minor}",
    "~/Library/Saved Application State/com.jetbrains.pycharm.savedState",
  ]
end


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Classroom of the Elite Season 2 Episodes Revealed
Classroom of the Elite is an anime series based on a manga series by Shgo Kinugasa and Shunsaku Tomose. The first season aired on February 21, 2016, and the second will premiere on February 21, 2022. The show was animated by Lerche, and has won numerous awards, including the Osaka Animation Award for Best Animated Series. The first season has a strong fan base, and season two is sure to be even more entertaining.
The newest episode of Classroom of the Elite has been released a few hours ago. This episode is focused on the character Kushida. We saw how he is keeping a close eye on his friends, Ayanokouji and Horikita. We also got to see how his actions are making his classmates nervous. This episode is a must-watch for all fans of the series.
In the previous episodes, we've seen how Manabu Horikita announced his resignation as Student Council president. We also saw how Miyabi Nagumo, the Academy's new president, was planning to make the academy a merit-based institution. In this episode, we also got to see the new President of the Academy, a student from Class B. After congratulating the students for their good grades, the Class D teacher warns them about their year-end test – a test known as the Paper Shuffle.
The episode will also focus on the new VIP and non-VIP students. Both Kiyotaka and Suzune were in the program when Honami discovered the ploy. Afterward, Kiyotaka shifted his SIM card to that of a non-VIP. When Honami discovered this ploy, she called Kiyotaka's phone to expose it. She was suspicious of Kiyotaka's intentions, and proposed switching SIM cards for him and Kei. Honami, knowing what Kiyotaka had done, didn't expose it. She also had knowledge of Kiyotaka's plans but did not want to risk a betrayal of a VIP.
Kikyo Kushida's true motives revealed
In the second season of Classroom of the Elite, Kikyo Kushida's real motives are revealed. After providing Class C with critical insider information, he seeks to use this knowledge to get revenge on the other members of Class D. He tries to trick Horikita into thinking he is innocent but when he is confronted by Horikita, he reveals that he is a spy and he is trying to recruit a member of Class C.
Ayanakoji confronts Kushida and accuses him of being a traitor. But Kushida tries to defend himself, saying he was innocent of the charges. Ayanakoji is also accusing Kushida of cheating on the cruise ship test, but Kushida denies these allegations. Kushida then reminds Ayanakoji that he is not a traitor, and reminds her of his power, which she has been using to get her out of the classroom.
Kikyo realizes that Horikita has already figured out her true intentions. She is preparing to leave the school for a few days, and she is not going to let him down. Her behavior is suspicious and he does not want to let Horikita see it. After all, she is a student, not a teacher. And she has a past with Kushida. She is also jealous of her.
Ryuen's threats against Suzune
In the opening episode of Classroom of the Elite Season 2, Ryuen threatens to kill Suzune in the following episode, but Suzune does not listen. He instead records the conversation on his cell phone and passes it to Kakeru. Afterwards, Ryuen receives the audio file of the conversation with Kakeru. This is not a good thing for Ryuuen. However, he must try to convince Suzune to drop her act.
Ryuen has been planning on winning the test, but the class-C girls have a plan to stop him. However, Kiyotaka has been around Suzune for quite some time, and Kakeru is beginning to think he's the mastermind. Mio, however, warns him not to do that. Kiyotaka and Suzune end up becoming good friends in the final episode.
The second episode of Classroom of the Elite season begins with a nerve-wracking test. It also shows the rivalry between classes becoming more intense. In addition to Ryuen's threats against Suzune, Kushiida is also beginning to show his dark side. The team tries to find a solution that will allow them to keep their friendship. Fortunately, they manage to find a solution to their problems.
Overall, Classroom of the Elite Season 2 follows a similar pattern to the first. The Super Genius villains are all after the same thing: crushing the D-Classers. The series has a very convoluted setup and few interesting characters. Suzune, meanwhile, has to deal with living up to her family name and escape from her D-rank reputation while Sakura is trying to save her class delinquent from a bad trial.
Kei's bullying
The second season of Classroom Of The Elite will begin airing on April 15, with episodes premiering on KBS, Sun TV, TVQ, and BS11. Streaming of the series will be available on Crunchyroll and the Muse Asia Youtube Channel. It is unclear when the show will be available on Netflix, but a lot of fans are waiting in anticipation. Here are some of the main characters from the first season.
Suzune and Yukimura are concerned when they see Kei being bullied by her fellow students, and they take action to confront the students. While Suzune and Kiyotaka try to stop Kei, Kiyotaka and Yukimura are unable to stop them. The girls push Kei and make her cry. Yukimura tries to stop the bullying but Kiyotaka prevents him and instead tries to continue observing the situation.
Fans are encouraged to wait for the release of Season 2 of Classroom Of The Elite until the last episode to see what happens in the next season. However, if you're not a fan of the show, there's no need to worry. The second season of the show has already received favorable reviews and is engaging the audience. Those who are interested in the series should watch the third episode this week, which involves an inter-class task and a VIP mole hunt.
English dub
The English dub of Classroom Of The Elite season 2 will be available on Crunchyroll on July 25, 2022. The show is based on the light novel series and stars Rachel Thompson, Erica Muse, Julie Shields, Kelsey Maher, and Marianne Bray. The show is directed by Jeremy Inman and Sara Ragsdale. It first aired on AT-X in Japan.
The first season aired in Japan on July 12, 2017, and then later was dubbed by FUNimation Entertainment. The second season was released on July 25, 2022 and has been aired on Crunchyroll since. You can watch the dub on Crunchyroll and enjoy the full episodes. Remember that the dub is subtitled and is a better experience than the original. It also includes more scenes and plot lines that add depth to the series.
Despite the English dub, it was a little confusing as to what episodes were adapted and which parts were not. The first season spanned three volumes, and the second adapted Volume 4.5. The anime also used scenes from the fourth volume. This makes it much easier to understand the story. The English dub also has more subtitles than the Japanese version. The anime version of Classroom Of The Elite is much more fun. Its storyline and characters have been well-written and are highly enjoyable.
The first season of Classroom Of The Elite is a YA series that takes place in a Japanese school. It focuses on the struggles of students in an effort to win the hearts of students. It is based on a light novel and has thirteen episodes. A new season will be released in 2022 and a third will be released in 2023. You can watch the English dub of Classroom Of The Elite season 2 on Crunchyroll.
The release date for Classroom of the Elite season 2 is still unknown, but it is expected to arrive one to three months after the first installment, which was released on March 20, 2021. The anime will likely be simuldub, and it will probably be available on Crunchyroll. The second season will likely be released in English, too. If you haven't watched the anime before, it is highly recommended to do so.
The second season of Classroom of the Elite is currently in development and is due to premiere in Japan on July 4th, 2022. The anime will be released in thirteen episodes and will air every Monday at 9:00 PM JST. Crunchyroll is already working on a dub of the anime and will reveal the cast of the show soon. Similarly, the series will be available in Portuguese and Brazilian dubs.
The next episode of Classroom of the Elite will feature the return of Ayanokouji. The anime will continue with her plan to take over the world of high school. It will be an intense and emotional episode with many exciting new moments for the audience. Watch the trailer below. This will give you a taste of what to expect for the upcoming episodes. If you missed the first season, you can catch up on the previous episodes.
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Murina walstoni — вид ссавців родини лиликових.

Опис
Кажан невеликого розміру, з довжиною голови і тіла між 34,8 і 45,4 мм, довжина передпліччя між 28,1 і 34,7 мм, довжина хвоста 33,6 мм, довжина нога 7.1 мм, довжина вух між 11,9 і 14,7 мм.

Шерсть довга і тягнеться на крилах до висоти ліктів і колін. Спинна частина коричневого кольору з основами волосків білими, в той час як черевна частина біла. Морда вузька, видовжена, з виступаючими ніздрями. Очі дуже малі. Вуха закруглені з виїмкою в середині заднього краю. Крила прикріплені до задньої частини основи великого пальця клешні. Ступні маленькі і покриті волосками. Хвіст довгий і повністю включений у велику хвостову мембрану, яка покрита короткими білуватими волосками знизу. Калькар довгий.

Проживання
Цей вид широко поширений в Таїланді, В'єтнамі, Лаосі та Камбоджі. Живе у вічнозелених і напів-вічнозелених лісах між 100 і 400 метрів над рівнем моря.

Звички
Харчується комахами.

Джерела
 Csorba G, Truong Son N, Saveng I & Furey NM, Revealing cryptic bat diversity: three new Murina and redescription of M.tubinaris from southeast Asia in Journal of Mammalogy, vol. 92, nº 4, 2011, pp. 891-904.

Трубконіс
Тварини, описані 2011
Ссавці Таїланду
Ссавці В'єтнаму
Ссавці Лаосу
Ссавці Камбоджі


natural enemies to control another organism.
Biological control is based on the premise that when organisms are removed from their native range, they are also removed from the natural enemies that evolved alongside them, and which would naturally limit their population and spread. In South Africa, for example, the exotic pompom weed has no natural enemies. As a result, the plant has invaded and is displacing our natural grasslands.
Biological control involves the introduction of natural enemies or agents which are collected in the invasive alien plant's country of origin. The agents used are insects, mites, and pathogens. Pathogens are organisms such as fungi that cause diseases in plants, e.g. the galling of Port Jackson willow. Generally, the most damaging biocontrol agent is selected, and may attack one or more parts of the plant-leaves, stems, roots, flowers, fruit or seed. These agents not only reduce the plant's vigour and spread, but their feeding damage sometimes leads to secondary infection by pathogens, causing further stress. Although rare, a conflict of interest may arise where an invasive alien plant has economic importance. For example, the wood of Australian wattle (ii) is used in certain industries in South Africa, but the tree has become invasive-especially along water courses. Consequently, the agent released on it feeds only on the seed, merely restricting the plant's spread, but not killing it.
The introduction of foreign organisms between countries must be undertaken with great caution. Thus, once biocontrol agents have been collected in the country of origin, they are imported directly into quarantine, where they are thoroughly tested by scientists -sometimes for years – to ensure that they can only survive on the target plant. The agent is then considered to be host specific, and safe for release. Once this fact has been firmly established, and there is consensus among relevant scientists, permission is sought from the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishers for its release. South Africa has practised biological control for more than one hundred years, has an exemplary safety and success record, and is a leader in this field internationally.


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$30bn investment push into Africa's downstream oil industry sparks optimism
By: Kim Cloete
Creamer Media Correspondent
Africa's demand for energy, which is far higher than that of other regions in the world, is expected to be very positive for the African downstream oil industry, which has seen a $30-billion investment push in logistics, distribution, storage terminals, import facilities and retail marketing in recent years.
These developments were mentioned during the fourteenth annual conference of the African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARA) held in Cape Town this week.
Speakers pointed out that Africa's demand for gasoline and diesel is expected to increase by about 4% a year. This is far above the projected overall global demand. According to BP's Global Energy Outlook, global demand for energy is projected to increase at 1.3% a year – more slowly than before as a result of increases in energy efficiency.
Gas production in Africa is expected to increase by 2% a year, with liquefied natural gas (LNG) production projected to increase by 1% a year. "Our expectation is that the onset of LNG production will drive downstream growth," said Standard Bank head of oil and gas Paul Eardly-Taylor, who was also bullish about retail developments in Africa.
Meanwhile, the refining sector has faced many challenges over the past few years, but there are green shoots of investment, particularly the huge Dangote refinery, in Nigeria, which is progressing fast, with refining units soon to be installed.
In Egypt, Africa's largest refiner, EGPC outlined a massive investment programme for its eight refineries in addition to the imminent start-up of the privately financed $4.5-billion project at the Egyptian Refining Company. Algeria has also been investing heavily in upgrading its refining system, while the Uganda refinery is fast progressing.
African Development Bank chief natural resources officer Rose Mwebaza highlighted the importance of developing skills in the new oil sector developing in Uganda. She said some 150 000 new jobs are set to be created in Uganda, where 77% of the population are under the age of 30. She said a lot of training was required locally in Uganda. Mwebaza also called for mutual transferability of skills from countries like Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana.
During the conference, Côte d'Ivoire Energy Minister Abdourahmane Cissé presented the €600-million new finance package for the SIR refinery in Abidjan and announced the planning for upgrades to meet the ARA's AFRI-4 specifications.
Human capital and corporate social responsibility were also high on the agenda at the ARA conference. Many speakers stressed the need to encourage the recruitment of more women into the growing African energy sector.
Anibor Kragha of Nigeria replaced outgoing ARA president Hilaire Kaboré of Burkina Faso to become the ARA president for 2019/20. Kragha said he was "looking forward to strengthening the ARA to assist its members, both refiners and distributors, to respond to the rapid growth in African demand".
Edited by: Creamer Media Reporter


The OEMTOOLS™ Universal Cooling System Pressure Kit is used to diagnose and help locate leaks in an automotive cooling system. It is designed to manually pressurize and monitor a cooling system. Expandable adapters (included) are compatible with both radiators and cooling system reservoirs, eliminating the need for numerous specialized adapters.


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CBN Governor Emefiele meets Buhari amidst leaked audio scandal
By Our Correspondent May 13, 2019
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, on Monday met with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The meeting occurs amidst a leaked audio scandal wherein the bank chief was heard discussing with his colleagues about a business deal gone bad.
It is not clear if the audio leak was the crux of the meeting the president had with Mr Emefiele. Neither Mr Emefiele nor the presidency has provided details of the meeting.
The CBN on Sunday scrambled a rebuttal to deny the report that it lost over N500 billion in private investment.
Sahara Reporters had reported a conversation involving the CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele; his deputy, Edward Adamu; the Director of Finance, Dayo Arowosegbe; and the Special Adviser to the CBN Governor, Emmanuel Ukeje.
The online medium said the discussion of the top CBN officials was about a plot to cover up the huge loss after a private investment in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, went bad.
But, the bank in a statement by its spokesperson, Isaac Okorafor, denied any money was either stolen or missing from is vaults.
It admitted the audio was authentic but said they were "selective conversations."
Mr Okorafor said contrary to insinuations that the audio recording of selective conversations by Mr Emefiele and the officials was about a fraudulent transaction, it was "simply to proffer solutions to a misunderstanding that affected the Bank's balance sheet."
According to Sahara Reporters, in the audio, Mr Emefiele was heard saying: "To avoid any serious problem is just, the government to have to agree to give us at least 100 billion cash but the government will not agree. They will kick against it."
The officials also discussed the possible reaction of opposition politicians as well as the impact of their actions on the economy.
"I'll have to think of a way out because we cannot afford it at all.
"The implications are just too many to even think about and damaging. We cannot allow this like this, we cannot," Mr Emefiele was quoted as saying in the audio.
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FAPRI analysis of CAP reform in the Agenda 2000 final decisions
Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (European Commission, 2000-02)
The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) conducted two separate analyses of the final decisions on CAP reform in the Agenda 2000 using its models of EU and world agriculture. The FAPRI unit at Iowa State University examined...
FAPRI Ethanol Briefing Materials for Congressman Peterson
Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) at the University of Missouri-Columbia, 2006-03)
This report summarizes information about ethanol markets and margins for ethanol producers under a continuation of current farm and energy policies....
Preliminary Assessment of Counter-cyclical Payment (CCP) Options
Includes foreign grain production and consumption as well as supply, export or import, and stocks vs. farm price for corn, soybeans and wheat in the decade 1990-2000.
The Potential Increase in the Amber Box Calculation Under S. 1157
At the request of Senator Kohl, the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) has examined the additional amber box levels that could result under Senate bill S. 1157. This bill authorizes an extension and ...
Renewable Identification Number Markets: Draft Baseline Table
This report gives a preliminary look at how FAPRI-MU RIN market projections could be represented as supply and use tables....
FAPRI's Analysis of the Domenici Dairy Amendment to S. 1731
This report provides the FAPRI quantitative assessment of the Domenici amendment and compare them to the Harkin amendment to S. 1731.
FAPRI's Analysis of the Modified Domenici Dairy Amendment to S. 1731
This analysis includes the modification to the original Domenici amendment of direct payments being made on a producer's historical 1999-2001 production level.
FAPRI Analysis of Stricter Payment Limitations: Additional Information
Document in support of the testimony given by Pat Westhoff to the Commission on the Application of Payment Limitations in Washington, DC.
FAPRI Analysis of Dairy Policy Options for the 2002 Farm Bill Conference
House and Senate staff working on the 2002 farm bill conference asked the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute to examine a number of dairy policy options. For purposes of analysis, each program is assumed to ...
FAPRI Short-term Livestock Outlook
FAPRI-Missouri Livestock Update includes short-term supply and utilization outlook for U.S. beef, pork and poultry. Quarterly outlook remains positive for cattle; hog production to expand in 2001....
The Effect of NASDA's "Meat the Need" Proposal on Livestock and Dairy Markets
Brown, D. Scott (Douglas Scott), 1964- (Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI), University of Missouri-Columbia, 2009-09)
The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute at the University of Missouri (FAPRI-MU) has provided quantitative analysis to the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) regarding the short term effects on market prices...
Crop Production Cost and Outlook
This report explains how the general trend of production input price inflation will continue during the 2008 crop year. It provides price increase information on seeds, fertilizer, building materials and more....
Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002: Preliminary FAPRI Analysis
The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) has conducted a preliminary analysis of the impacts of the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002, the conference report on the 2002 farm bill, in ...
Effect of Higher Energy Prices from H.R. 2454 on Missouri Crop Production Costs
This report incorporates higher energy prices estimated by CRA International under H.R. 2454 on Missouri crop production costs....
Regional Implications of the Current Senate Farm Bill Dairy Provisions
The majority staff of the House agriculture committee asked FAPRI to examine the regional differences that exist in the current dairy provisions of the Senate's farm bill package. This report will highlight three areas ...
US Baseline Briefing Book: Missouri Insert
This report provides a detailed analysis of projections for Missouri agriculture and should be used in conjunction with the 2009 US Baseline Briefing Book (FAPRI-MU Report #01-09)....
The Commission on 21st Century Production Agriculture has requested that the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) provide an assessment of two countercyclical payment proposals. The payments are designed ...
Impacts of Linking Wheat Countercyclical Payments to Prices for Classes of Wheat
This report examines a proposal to change the way in which wheat countercyclical payments are calculated, in response to a Congressional request....
Additional Information and Data Regarding FAPRI's Analysis of the House & Senate Farm Bills
On March 4, 2002, the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) released a comparative study of the impacts of the alternative farm bills proposed by the U.S. House and Senate. During briefings to staff of ...
Issues Surrounding a B5 State Mandate in Missouri
Meyer, Seth Dominic; Kruse, John Robert (Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) at the University of Missouri-Columbia, 2007-02)
This report presents a background of diesel consumption and soy-diesel production in Missouri. Two possible profitability scenarios are presented which assume alternative combinations of bio-diesel and soybean oil prices with three possible...


Who is Using 2X10 Magnets for Their Benefits?
Dimensions 2×10 may not impress you because they do not sound big. You will be surprised to know many people are still seeking it for their benefits. Here is a list of those who are using 2×10 magnets for expressing their emotions, news, and other special things.
Now you may think when large corporations work on large marketing budget, why they should they invest in small sized magnets? Because they know it will bring them easy attention! A big banner may not be as influential as a small magnet because it incorporates a warm and personalized feeling, which is missing from big billboards and banners. Large corporations are using this magnet for sending holiday wishes, thanking their customers, or promoting their mega sales, conveying discounts or sales information, etc. SMB's are using it for announcing their new business venture, change of address, sending word of thanks, etc.
Schools and school districts are using 10×2 magnets to welcome their students after their long vacations or at the start of the new academic year. They know students, parents, and teachers would love to receive small tokens as welcome gift. They would happily retain full color school magnets over their refrigerator doors or other visible ferrous surfaces within the homes.
Gone are the days, when parents used to cling to telephones or letters or emails to announce their big news. Nowadays, they are doing it in style by expressing it over these customized 2×10 magnets. They know this effort will show up and help them to better relationships with their loved ones.
They are using it for announcing their reunion or alumni meet. Customized magnets announcing a school reunion or other event would always score high on emotional quotient due to the information printed over them.
Many churches and church prayer groups who are struggling to attract youth are using these rectangle customized magnets for spreading the word. They are doing it by printing short thoughts on them. Although they know this is not the only way to increase followers, but they are successfully combining it with other traditional methods.
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Fundraiser organizers are largely ordering small magnets because they know it offers them large price benefits as well as brings easy attention. They can avail these customized magnets at lower prices by bulk ordering from any reputed online store. In addition, they can save on online design proof, shipping, and art set up because many of these stores offer them free. Free full color printing is another benefit offered.
There might be lot others who are benefitting from these, perhaps you can be one of them with its real utilization.