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Rescue Dawn (Blu-ray)
// PG-13 // November 20, 2007 // Region A
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| posted December 13, 2007 |
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After Werner Herzog first screened his 1997 documentary
Little Dieter Needs to Fly
for its subject, Dieter Dengler told the prolific director that this was
still unfinished business. Decades earlier, the young German had been so driven by his childhood compulsion to fly that he eagerly traveled to these shores, despite a tenuous grasp of English and scarcely having a cent to his name. He soon joined the ranks of the Navy purely as a means to fly and was among the first pilots to covertly carry out bombing runs near the Laotian border, back in those halcyon days before the spectre of war in Vietnam was looming. Less than an hour into Dengler's first combat mission as a Navy pilot, his single engine attack plane was gunned down, leaving him stranded in the scorching Laotian countryside teeming with enemy troops. Following some unrelenting, dehumanizing torture, Dengler was imprisoned alongside a handful of other P.O.W.s, including a pair of fellow Americans. It was out of respect for his fellow prisoners that Dengler held back on fully describing to Herzog the tension and heated arguments throughout these months of captivity, and he quickly realized how incomplete that omission had left
Little Dieter Needs to Fly
Although Dengler passed on well before ever having had a chance to see
Rescue Dawn
, this dramatization better fleshes out his months of struggle as a prisoner of war. Christian Bale immerses himself in the role of Dieter Dengler, with the Welshman eschewing Dengler's thick German accent in favor of one that's more readily American. Dengler is shoved in a ramshackle prison alongside a small band of half-starved Thai, Chinese, and American prisoners, some of whom have suffered there for a couple of years. The resourceful Dengler immediately hatches a scheme to escape, naively unaware that it's not the hut, a handful of volatile armed thugs, or medieval wooden restraints that are meant to keep them in place. No, the jungle itself is the true prison. Even if Dengler makes good his escape and avoids succumbing to the lack of water or scores of lethal creatures, any tracks he and the other prisoners leave now would be easily followed. Any hope of escape lies with the rainfall that's still months away. Tensions quickly mount; Gene (Jeremy Davies) holds steadfast that any attempt at escape will sabotage the release he's certain is just around the next bend, Duane (Steve Zahn) has been so worn down by his years of captivity that he seems likely to just get in the way of any effort to leave, and most of the the others have little expectation that they'll survive no matter what happens. Undaunted, Dengler continues with his plan, meticulously scavenging for individual grains of rice to store for the journey and keeping a close eye out for his starving, savage captors' weaknesses, looking past the agony of the present to the day of his eventual escape.
Rescue Dawn
may have more marketable names on the bill and more visual polish than much of the director's other work, but this is unmistakably a Werner Herzog film. The man who remains determined and unwaveringly strong no matter how much he's forced to endure is a common thread throughout much of Herzog's sprawling body of work, and this combination of impossible strain and near-madness set against the backdrop of a punishing jungle certainly brings to mind the likes of
Aguirre: The Wrath of God
. Herzog undoubtedly had a clear idea what
he hoped to accomplish with
Rescue Dawn
, and he tosses out everything that's inessential. He sidesteps marketable romantic subplots and syrupy strings, and the traditional high speed chases and feverish climactic shootouts are nowhere to be found. This isn't
The Great Escape
Rescue Dawn
is a film about resilience, perseverance, and optimism, and Dengler's eventual escape is owed less to gun-oiled might than sheer force of will.
Herzog has assembled a tremendous cast, headed by the unerringly reliable Christian Bale. He disappears into the role, embracing that sort of 'ecstatic truth' that Herzog has sought for so many decades. His physical transformation is just one facet of an exceptional performance, with Bale having shed a reported 55 lbs. to portray Dengler at his most emaciated. Despite the anguish both he and his character have endured, Bale ensures that Dengler never suffers from the faintest glimmer of doubt. When he's first dragged by his heavily-armed captors to a nearby village, he can't quick shake a smile from his face. He doesn't whisper his plans for escape in hushed tones to the other prisoners; Dengler announces it matter of factly and almost as an aside, as if breaking out of a Laotian prison were no different than swinging by Safeway on the way back from the office. The months that follow are indescribably grueling, and Dengler suffers as much as anyone, but he doesn't allow the physical toll he's suffering through to leave any impact on his outlook for the future. Escape is an inevitability, not some distant hope, and it's just a matter of being prepared for when that day eventually arrives. That combination of unflinching confidence and naivete is remarkably compelling, especially since as the movie draws on, Dengler is stripped down to a barely functional shadow of a man fueled by nothing but his optimism.
Steve Zahn is another standout, breaking away from the sarcastic sidekick role he's settled into in recent years in favor of something far more dramatic and emotionally devastating. Jeremy Davies is so skeletal that I could hardly stand to look at him in certain shots, playing the unhinged skeptic who'd prefer to stay off the guards' radar rather than risk drawing any attention to himself. What's truly remarkable about the acting is that
Rescue Dawn
was shot heavily out of sequence, with the cast arriving to the set so emaciated that it's genuinely unsettling, trimming their ragged beards and along the way gaining back a fraction of the weight they'd lost. That these scenes can be so harrowing -- that these men can convey so much torture, anguish, and physical and mental exhaustion purely with their eyes -- in the earliest days of the shoot is a testament to just how immeasurably talented these actors are.
The verisimilitude Herzog so often strives for plays no small part in how effective and engaging the film is. There's something about seeing a fuselage smolder and physically plummet to the ground from the sky above that feels more
genuine than a digital rendering of a vintage plane walking through the same paces. When the camp's guards are themselves so starved that they don't feel like wasting what little food they have on their prisoners, Dengler is offered a bowl with maggots writhing around indistinct chunks of meat. Bale wolfs down these live maggots without missing a beat, and at various times, he's draped with leeches and hung upside down with an ants' nest strapped to his face. Stuntmen were used sparsely, and a number of the actors in the background are actual villagers who weren't subjected to any costuming at all. Some of the buildings were constructed by the crew, but
Rescue Dawn
was shot on location in Thailand, not reproduced on a cozy, air conditioned soundstage off North Bronson. To see such familiar actors withered down to a fraction of their usual fighting weight makes the characters' already harrowing struggle that much more astonishing.
One of
Rescue Dawn
's very few flaws is how rushed its ending is. Herzog is in such a hurry to get Dengler into combat -- his plane is gunned down in its first ten minutes -- that the sense of camaraderie and patriotism its final moments demand seems unearned. There's a certain scale to the finale that may be difficult for those less familiar with the context of Dengler's escape to fully appreciate. Dengler was the first American prisoner to successfully escape from this sort of prolonged captivity in a P.O.W. camp during the conflict in Vietnam, and even as long as that conflict raged on, only a scattered few would go on to accomplish what he did. The buoyant reception with which Dengler is met after being rescued is deserved, but viewed wholly on its own,
Rescue Dawn
doesn't earn it. Following the ballet of destruction culled from actual 16mm footage of a bombing run, the first few minutes aboard the U.S.S. Ranger fall somewhat flat as well, as if Herzog is so eager to skip to the A1-H Skyraider being shot down that he views everything building up to that point as an annoying obligation. Herzog revels in every moment from that point on, ensuring that everything -- from the striking but deliberate photography to a script that leans away from the usual action/drama conventions -- is in place solely to suit the story.
Rescue Dawn
isn't about
; it's about self-assurance, hope, and endurance, helmed by a writer and director nearly as talented, determined, and unwaveringly confident as Dengler himself. Meticulously crafted, wonderfully acted, and emotionally resonant,
Rescue Dawn
is an outstanding film and one that's a rewarding discovery on Blu-ray.
Highly Recommended.
Don't be put off by the slightly jittery text and unavoidably poor quality of the archival 16mm footage that opens the film; from the instant Peter Zeitlinger's 35mm cinematography first splashes onto the screen,
Rescue Dawn
looks tremendous. Despite Werner Herzog's preference for shooting on overcast days, its colors are often stunning, particularly the intensely blue sky and the lush, almost otherworldly greens of the tropical foliage. A few scattered establishing shots aside, the image is razor sharp, brimming with fine object detail and boasting a great deal of depth and dimensionality. Black levels are consistently strong throughout as well, with shadow detail remaining robust even under the most limited light. Some may grouse at the faint traces of grain as the combat mission first gets underway or the slightly skewed contrast under the searing sun, but I don't consider either of those to be flaws in the usual sense.
Rescue Dawn
looks gorgeous in high definition, representing another strong effort from MGM and Fox.
Rescue Dawn
is presented at 1080p in its theatrical
aspect ratio of 1.85:1, and the video has been encoded using the mainstay AVC codec.
Even if the ability to decode DTS-HD Master Audio soundtracks remains somewhat elusive, the 1.5 Mbps core of
Rescue Dawn
's lossless soundtrack is incredible. With the central actors held in captivity and kept under close watch, it follows that much of the film's dialogue is whispered, and the mix is deftly balanced to ensure that these hushed lines remain clear and discernable throughout. The sound design as at its most aggressive in
Rescue Dawn
's earliest moments, from the whiz of anti-aircraft fire to the percussive shots from a rifle to several mammoth explosions. The sounds of the jungle roar from every speaker, adding to the immersiveness of the design, and pans as helicopters soar overhead are seamless and transparent.
Traditional Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks are offered in Spanish and French, accompanied by optional English and Spanish subtitle streams.
This Blu-ray release of
Rescue Dawn
includes several extras that aren't present on the standard DVD release. Chief among them is "Honoring the Brave", an interactive Vietnam War Memorial that allows the users to view names, photos, and brief biographies from some of the men who fell in battle.
There's also a particularly strong trivia track that runs throughout the movie. Since the film draws so much from reality and is based around a topic as expansive as the Vietnam War, this gives the writers behind the track quite a lot of material. While some of these notes are covered elsewhere the disc, it delves in depth into Dieter Dengler's background, many of the specifics of the conflict in Vietnam, as well as detailed accounts of torture and other escape attempts reminiscent of Dengler's. Additional details of Dengler's escape are noted here, such as how the prisoners experimented with various types of leech repellant, alongside quite a few comments about the cast and writer/director Werner Herzog. Some of the more interesting notes about Herzog include how his deprived background influenced his filmmaking and how he didn't re-read his screenplay for
Rescue Dawn
after writing it. I'd suggest leaving this trivia track running while you're listening to the disc's audio commentary.
Also exclusive to the Blu-ray release is "Preparing for Survival". This featurette spends eight minutes with three men -- a colonel from the Air Force and a captain and a lieutenant colonel from the Army -- who speak about the ineffectiveness of training during the Vietnam era and the impossibility of truly preparing someone for combat.
The Blu-ray disc also gets twice as many deleted scenes as its standard definition counterpart. This footage includes a bit more setup on the aircraft carrier, the first of Dengler's two captures that would be combined into one in the final cut, some additional torture with shoots of bamboo shoved under Dengler's fingernails, and a detailed look at how he lifted the mirror that would later prove so essential to his escape plan. The most memorable of these six scenes sees Dengler stowed briefly in a hut where he's threatened to have his hand lopped off if he doesn't give up his wedding band. All of these scenes are accompanied by optional audio commentary with Werner Herzog and moderator Norman Hill, with Herzog noting that this is a rare case of him offering viewers a chance to look at
discarded scenes ("a carpenter doesn't sit on his shavings") and offering comments more substantial than the usual "this was cut for time and/or pacing".
The remaining extras are carried over from the DVD. In the audio commentary for the movie proper, moderator Norman Hill takes care to ask Werner Herzog questions for the audience's benefit rather than his own, maintaining a steady flow of discussion throughout
Rescue Dawn
's two hour runtime. The topics include Herzog writing the screenplay in English (with a polish by his
Incident at Loch Ness
partner-in-crime Zak Penn), some of the variations from reality necessary for the purposes of a coherent two hour film, answering concerns about whether or not this is an overly commercial project from such a fiercely independent director, lining up financing predominately from the Clippers' Elton Brand (!), and the grueling search for the "ecstasy of truth" that Herzog and his actors endured.
Also of interest is "The Making of a True Story", a collection of featurettes that can be viewed individually or played together as a 53 minute documentary. As its length would suggest, it's a fairly comprehensive look at what went into making the film, starting off with some of the specific details about how remarkable Dengler's story truly is. Herzog then turns to his cast, noting how he was casting Steve Zahn against type, how Jeremy Davies was so emaciated at one point that the crew pleaded with him not to lose any more weight, and the oddball questions the director bombarded Christian Bale with in their first meeting. Likely of the most interest to viewers is "War Stories". This is the segment that focuses most intensely on production, with some of the highlights including cinematographer Peter Zeitlinger being handed a machete to light the imprisoning hut, elephants casually strolling by during the shoot in the jungle, Herzog and a skeleton crew sneaking away to film scenes and eventually having to take over after half the crew quit, bobbing for paralysis-inducing snails, and Herzog keeping his cameras rolling after Bale and one of his co-stars passed out from pure exhaustion. A detailed look at Klaus Badelt's score is also offered, touching on his close collaboration with the film's sound designer, how
writing music is as much a skill as composing, and the use of an improvisational cellist in one key sequence. Closing out "The Making of a True Story" is Herzog describing why he so frequently asks himself "what would Dieter do?"
As I was sifting through the disc's extras, I found the menus unusually difficult to use. The text alternates between black and a dark maroon, and I frequently couldn't tell what it was I was selecting. I found myself accidentally closing the pop-up navigation several times as a result as well.
Also, all of
Rescue Dawn
's extras are presented in standard definition aside from a handful of high-def trailers.
Rescue Dawn
is a somewhat unconventional but deeply rewarding film about hope and courage, bolstered on Blu-ray by a first-rate presentation and a strong set of extras.
Highly Recommended.
The images scattered around this review are promotional stills and aren't meant to represent the way the movie looks in high definition.
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In standard calculus it is a well known fact that left-point and mid-point Riemann sums do become equal in the limit. When it comes to stochastic integration this is no longer the case.
Taking the left-hand sums renders the Ito integral with an extra term, taking the midpoints renders the Stratonovich integral (see for example: Higham, p 531).
While the Ito integral is the usual choice in applied math, the Stratonovich integral is frequently used in physics. Unlike the Itō calculus, Stratonovich integrals are defined such that e.g. the chain rule of ordinary calculus holds.
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2.) Are there examples in non-stochastic calculus where we also have a non-convergence of these limiting cases? If yes, how do they look like (and why)? Could you give a toy example of such a function?


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But after losing for the ninth time in 11 games, any hope of the Sox gaining ground in the American League Central before playing divisional opponents again looks more ominous as the offense continued to struggle.
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Wang (5-4) allowed only five singles. The Sox have scored three runs or fewer in six of their past seven games.
"I try to put the best lineup out there," Guillen said. "Maybe it's not working."
The Sox (26-29) employed their 45th lineup of the season. It featured the 2007 debut of third baseman Josh Fields, one of the organization's top prospects. Fields, who was called up from Triple-A-Charlotte, went 0-for-3 but will get more opportunities with Joe Crede on the 15-day disabled list because of two herniated disks in his lower back.
Before the game, Guillen was jokingly asked about managing a team of Charlotte graduates. Leadoff hitter Jerry Owens and Fields have spent most of the season playing for the Knights, as have reserves Andy Gonzalez and Luis Terrero.
But Guillen pointed to the Sox's run of good health in recent years. Podsednik and Crede were the only regular players who spent time (albeit limited) on the DL during the 2005 World Series championship season.
And last winter, trainer Herm Schneider received the 2006 Dick Martin Award for Medical Staff of the Year by Baseball Prospectus for using the DL only 34 times for 1,446 days—the lowest totals in the major leagues over the past five years.
"It's time to see what will happen," Guillen said of the next few weeks when his youngsters will be performing as Podsednik and Erstad recover.
The Sox have lots of room for improvement, as evidenced by their major league-low .233 team batting average. Jermaine Dye went 0-for-4 and is now 2-for-22. He hasn't hit a home run since May 22, the same day A.J. Pierzynski (5-for-29) scored his last run.
Guillen is considering making another lineup change that could give Dye a game off.
"I need some offense," Guillen said. "I'll try to give a chance to [Andy] Gonzalez and give [Juan] Uribe a day off or [Tadahito] Iguchi. I'll try to put the best offense we have out there."
Without much offense, the pitching staff has no margin for error. Sox starter Javier Vazquez was doomed by a four-run third. The first six Yankees in the inning reached base safely, and the damage would have been greater if Alex Rodriguez had not been nailed trying to stretch a single into a double and if Jorge Posada not been caught in a rundown after Hideki Matsui hit a sacrifice fly.
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Hello all, I am here today to teach you how to make a simple inventory program using C# and utilizing the built-in SQL Server Compact 4.0. This tutorial expects that you have at least a little knowledge of the C# language, and you know how a database works (i.e. you know the difference between a table, column, row, and cell). With that being said, you should be able to compile and run this program without any flaws even if you are new to programming. You just might not understand a few concepts used, or may not understand a few of the classes used. In which case, I encourage you to post any questions you may have. I will be updating this tutorial pretty regularly, so be sure to check back.
What you should know:
What a variable is
How to make a new WinForms project
What an array is
How to drag/drop tools from the toolbox.
What you will learn:
How to create a SQL Server Compact edition database within the Visual Studio IDE.
How to create a DataGridView with bound data to it.
How to add Tables to a database, and columns to that table.
How to create a search bar for searching through a database.
1. Creating a SQL Server Compact Database
2. Creating a search bar for our database
Creating a SQL Server Compact Database
Okay, so first thing is first. We are going to create a database to hold all of our data. This database will contain the Table named Inventory, and that table will contain the Columns for holding all of our data. If you dont see Data Sources on the left hand side of the IDE, go ahead and click View > Other Windows > Data Sources. Click the Add new Data Source icon in the top left, and it will bring up a new window asking you what type of data source you would like to create. Make sure Database is clicked, and then click next. This will bring up a screen to choose your database model. Make sure Dataset is clicked, and click the next button again. On this screen, it will ask you to choose your database connection. Since we havent made a database yet, we will have to click the New Connection button. This will bring up a new screen asking you to fill out our new connections information. Leave everything in the form default except for name. Name it Inventory and click the Create button. This will bring up a new screen to name and create your database. Leave everything on this page default, and click the OK button. It will ask you if you are sure you want to create a database without password protection. Click yes, and it will create your database for you. Click OK on the next page, and it will now show your new database in the selection box. Click the next button, and a message box will pop up asking if you would like to copy the new database file to your project. Click Yes, and it will take you to a new screen asking how you would like to save the connection string. Leave everything as default, and click next. Finally, click Finish and it will create a new, empty dataset for you.
Next, we will have to add data to our database. To do this, you will need to bring up the Database Explorer by clicking View > Other Windows > Database Explorer. Once you have brought this up, you will see your new database. Click the dropdown arrow on your database, right click on Tables, and click Create New Table. Name the Table Inventory, and fill out the columns according to the information below:
Name: Part Number
Type: nvarchar
Name: Date Added
Type: datetime
Name: Condition
Type: nvarchar
Name: Location
Type: nvarchar
Name: In Stock
Type: bit
If this seems confusing to you, try and follow the picture below:
Once done, click the OK button. Go back to your DataSources panel, and click the Configure data source with wizard icon. This will bring up the Data Source Configuration Wizard. All you have to do here is check the Tables checkbox, and click Finish. This will load the Table into your Inventory dataset. Then, all you have to do to add the database to your form is drag the Inventory table from your Data Sources menu, and onto your form. The table in which you are now looking at is called the DataGridView. On the DataGrid, click the menu arrow on the top right of it, and click the Dock in parent container button. This will fill your form with the DataGrid. Another notable feature that was added to your form when you dragged the table to it is the Context Menu Strip that is right above the DataGrid. We will talk more about this later, when we make our search button. Set the DataGrids Multiselect property to False, and its ReadOnly property to True. The reason we set the ReadOnly property to true is because people could accidentally go in and change the value of one of the cells without knowing. This will prevent that. But then, how will we let the user input data into the DataGrid? Click the Events icon in the properties window (shaped like a lightning bolt), and double click the CellDoubleClick event to bring up Form1.cs. It should have already added the CellDoubleClick event for you. Finally, we get to code! Change the double click event so that it looks like this:
private void inventoryDataGridView_CellDoubleClick(object sender, DataGridViewCellEventArgs e) { inventoryDataGridView.ReadOnly = false; }
This means that once a cell has been double clicked, it will change the DataGrids ReadOnly property to False.
Congratulations! You have just created your first database with its very own DataGridView on a Windows Forms Application. Wasnt so hard, was it? But now its time for the fun part If a real company were to use this, the datagrid would get filled up pretty fast, and it may take a while to find the part you are looking for. Looks like its time to implement a search bar!
Creating a Search Bar for your database
From the Context Menu Strip, click the dropdown menu at the far right of the icons, and create a new button. Click on the button to bring up the properties window for that button and change its DisplayStyle property to Text, change its Text property to Go, and change its Alignment property to Right. Then create a Textbox within the Context Menu Strip and change its Text property to Search , and change its Alignment property to Right so that it appears next to the Go button. Next double click the Textbox to bring up a click event in the Form1.cs document, and change it to read as follows:
private void tsSearchBar_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tsSearchBar.Text = String.Empty; }
Next, double click the Go button to bring the up the click event for it. Change the code so that it reads as follows:
private void tsGoButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { string searchValue = tsSearchBar.Text; inventoryDataGridView.SelectionMode = DataGridViewSelectionMode.FullRowSelect; try { foreach (DataGridViewRow row in inventoryDataGridView.Rows) { if (row.Cells[0].Value.ToString().Equals(searchValue)) { row.Selected = true; dataGridView1.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = inventoryDataGridView.SelectedRows[0].Index; break; } } } catch (Exception exc) { MessageBox.Show(exc.Message); } }
What this code does is creates a local variable of type string called searchValue that takes the Text from the textbox we created. Then it changes the SelectionMode of our DataGrid to FullRowSelect. This means that instead of selecting one single cell, it will select a whole row for you. The next thing that it does is creates a foreach loop that checks each DataGridViewRow that we named row in inventoryDataGridView.Rows. The next thing that it does is checks if the selected row is equal to our searchValue. If so, then it selects the row for you. After its selected, it scrolls down so that the selection is within the screen. Once these conditions have been met, it breaks the loop. If there is any error thrown while the loop is attempting to find our part, then the catch(Exception exc) method will show us the error message within a MessageBox.
This should about wrap up the tutorial. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask on this thread, or send me a PM. Thank you, and keep programming!


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Researchers urge awareness of dietary iodine intake in postpartum Korean-American women
Researchers at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) have brought attention to the potential health impacts for Korean and Korean-American women and their infants from consuming brown seaweed soup. Seaweed is a known source of dietary iodine, particularly in Korea; however, there is no scientific data on the iodine content in Korean seaweed soup.
Written as a Letter to the Editor for the journal Thyroid and published online, the authors discuss the adverse effects of consuming excess amounts of iodine, which include iodine-induced hypothyroidism, thyrotoxicosis and goiter. Previous studies have shown that iodine content in breast milk of Korean lactating mothers has a strong correlation with the frequency and quantity of brown seaweed soup consumption.
"Traditionally, Korean and Korean-American women eat brown seaweed soup daily during their early postpartum period, yet they are not aware of risks associated with eating too much iodine-rich foods," said the lead author, Soo Rhee, MD, from the section of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Nutrition at BUSM.
The researchers randomly picked 10 different brands of brown seaweed available in the U.S. for their research. Utilizing the same recipe for each batch, the researchers measured the iodine concentration of the dry seaweed, the seaweed soup broth and the blended mixture of broth and solid soup. What they found were varied amounts of iodine in the soups based on where the seaweed was from and when it was harvested. Given the range of iodine content in the soup recipes, as well as previous research looking at daily brown seaweed soup consumption in postpartum Korean women, many of these women could potentially be ingesting more iodine than the World Health Organization and Institute of Medicine recommends.
The researchers conclude that additional studies need to be done to evaluate the potential adverse effects of long-term high dietary iodine consumption in Korean and Korean-American women and their infants. Additionally, the researchers recommend that health care providers be educated about Korean and Korean-American women dietary habits so that they can provide more guidance as to what their patients should be eating that is healthy for both the women and their infants.


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This burial mound started out as a small henge about 5000 years ago - a small circular area with 14 standing stones surrounded by a bank and ditch. Afterwards the henge was 'converted' into a burial mound. For more information look down.
Wales (Cymru in the Welsh language) is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The major cities are Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and Bangor. The city of St. Davids is the smallest city in the UK with a population around 2000. Wales itself has a population of around 3 million. The Welsh language is spoken by around 20% of the population.


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UPDATE 3/26/2011: Well, here we go! One crowdfunded RoboCop statue in Detroit coming right up. RoboThank you so, so RoboMuch to everyone who backed the project, spread word, suggested ideas, and helped out, and to everyone who will continue to do so as production moves forward. We're all on a 21st century adventure here, and you can follow the process as it unfolds at http://detroitneedsrobocop.com.
This is just the beginning, not only of the physical creation and installation of the statue, but of a wider crowdfunded revolution we're all participating in, where things like this can actually happen. We're proud to be a part of it with you, proud to be representing Detroit, and proud to roll into the future RoboStarter style.
As always, you can reach Brandon Walley with RoboQuestions at firstname.lastname@example.com or 313-510-8049.
Until the next episode: "Serve the public trust. Protect the innocent. Uphold the law." And of course, uphold the awesome, as you have done. "Thank you for your cooperation. Good night." ❤ - TeamRobo in Detroit
End Act 1. Begin Act 2.
UPDATE: We've reached the $50,000 goal with the help of many many supporters and a very generous contribution from Pete Hottelet at www.omniconsumerproductscorporation.com, but you can still contribute, so please keep backing the project. All the reward levels still stand, and we're currently discussing how to branch this project and fundraising into bigger and bigger things with a better and better impact on Detroit. Thank you, everybody! Wow.
The Story:
We live in a new world, and sometimes it takes funny things to show us all that. On Monday, February 7th a random dude in Massachusetts tweeted a message to Detroit Mayor David Bing:
Shortly after, Mayor Bing tweeted back:
The internet went haywire over the idea. Detroiter John Leonard started a Facebook group called Build a statue of RoboCop in Detroit and galvanized an effort to bring Robo to life. Now, teaming up with friends and doers from around the city, region, country, and world, we're making use of newfangled internet fundraising tools and social networks to can bring this vision to reality.
The Location:
Detroit, silly!
UPDATE 3/26/2011: It looks like the statue is going to be installed on Wayne State University's TechTown campus!!! Thank you, TechTown! A perfect and fitting location amongst innovation and learning in the heart of Detroit.
Specifically, the Imagination Station is offering a piece of its property on Roosevelt Park facing Michigan Central Station as Robocop's new home. If this is were Robo goes, this is approximately what his view will be:
We say "if", because in our quest to choose the best location possible, if another even better location appears before installation, Robo might move. Rest assured that the absolute worst we can do is incredibly awesome. UPDATE: We've had some amazing offers come in for different locations around Detroit. The goal is to maximize visibility, visitability, appropriateness of context, and neighborhood reception. Stay tuned while we sort through this.
The Production:
None of us have ever made a giant solid metal permanent sculpture before. It turns out to be a pretty expensive process (who would have thought?), but not too much for the world to fund. After talking to numerous sculptors and metal workers, the current game plan is this: We can take a relatively small figure of RoboCop (conceivably even an action figure), have it 3D scanned by lasers (cool!) and scale its form to create a light-weight model of any size we'd like, which can then be used to pour and cast liquid metal.
Casey V. Westbrook and crew are currently leading the charge to pour a weatherized 7 foot tall iron statue (UPDATE: perhaps bronze and perhaps larger, depending on cost and other factors). Take a look at his work here. The last project Casey worked on was an epic action installation with Matthew Barney in Detroit. See a picture and read about it in Art Forum here.
UPDATE: We're extremely excited to announce that Fred Barton Productions (www.the-robotman.com) has stepped-up with an offer to donate the use of the very same materials they are using to create their amazing 1:1 Robocop statue. Barton's 1:1 statue has been painstakingly retooled from a variety of studio sources and original stone molds assuring unprecedented accuracy and detail. Detroit's statue is going to be completely the real deal, scaled-up in size from these pieces. Barton is MGM's Official Licensee for Robocop; they are the leader in studio licensed celebrity robotic replicas -- including the amazing Robocop bust you see below.
How Now RoboCow?
You can spread the RoboCop statue love by sharing the link detroitneedsrobocop.com with your friends (it's the easiest way to get to this Kickstarter page and donate). If you have advice on the process, funding, support, materials, *anything* please get in touch with us. Lord knows this is going to evolve. You can reach Brandon Walley at email@example.com or 313-510-8049.
PS More rewards for backers coming soon...
Video credit to robomayhem (your stuff rules, man)
Tweet screenshot credit to Buzzfeed
Original tweet to Mayor Bing that started an avalanche by MT
We'll be adding a thank you section for everyone helping out and giving advice soon. Until then, THANK YOU!( ^_^)o自自o(^_^ )
UPDATE: Check out RoboCharity which popped up to support local charities in Metro Detroit after being inspired by all your RoboEnergy! You might consider matching your statue donations there. ❤
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ATLANTA – Heading down the 14th fairway at East Lake Golf Club on an overcast Saturday, Jason Dufner was giving Tiger Woods an earful about the world No. 1 playing the first 13 holes without a birdie.
So Woods chipped his third shot from 20 feet into the hole for his first birdie to quiet down Dufner.
"I was able to fire right back at him that I wasn't shutout," Woods said.
It was one of Woods' few bright spots in the third round of The Tour Championship by Coca-Cola, the season-ending tournament and the final lap of the FedExCup Playoffs. It also was one of his few memorable moments the entire week, which began when he shot a 3-over-par 73 in the first round and didn't make a birdie for just the seventh time in 1,083 rounds as a pro.
While he had a good stretch of play in the second round, he ended his round with a bogey, a double bogey and a triple bogey in his last four holes to shoot 71. In Saturday's third round, he broke par for the first time with a 69.
He is well down the leaderboard in the 30-man field, and finished his round 16 shots behind leader Henrik Stenson.
"I didn't hit it very good today," Woods said. "I hit everything to the right or flipped it left, but I putted better. As I said (Friday), that was the difference. I hit the best the first day and made nothing and putted better the last two days.
" … I kept hitting everything to the right. It wasn't that far off, but it just kept spinning over to the right. At least I was able to putt well today. It was nice. I made some nice putts."
Woods, who began the tournament No. 1 in the standings, has fallen to No. 2 in the projected standings. Woods could still win the $10 million grand prize that comes with winning the FedExCup, but he would need a collapse from Stenson and a good round on Sunday.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Junior first baseman Tyler Kuresa swatted three home runs to lead No. 15 UC Santa Barbara to a 8-4 comeback victory over the visiting Wagner Seahawks in Friday afternoon's series opener, tying a program record and becoming just the fifth Gaucho all-time to go long three times in the same game.
The 6-4, 215 pound infielder slugged solo shots off starter Ryan Casey to lead off the fourth and sixth innings to keep the Gauchos (14-3) within shouting distance of Wagner (2-12), who had jumped out to a 4-1 lead by plating a pair of runs in both the third and fifth innings.
He then put UCSB up for good with a three-run blast off reliever Anthony Battaglia in the seventh that made the score 5-4. All three of Kuresa's big flies landed within 20 feet of each other over the right field fence, and all three line drive homers had remarkably similar trajectories as they left the park.
The last Gaucho to hit three homers in the same game was Mike Zuanich against Westmont on Apr. 15, 2008. He and Kuresa are the only two Gauchos to accomplish the feat in the last decade.
With seven roundtrippers on the year, Kuresa has now eclipsed his home run total from last season (five) and hit the most single-season home runs by a Gaucho since the 2010 season, all before the start of conference play.
Additionally, Kuresa's outburst helped him jump to sixth in the nation in home runs this season.
After taking their first lead of the day with Kuresa's seventh inning blast, the Gauchos went on to ice the game with a three-run eighth. Freshman designated hitter Billy Fredrick led off that frame with a single in the right-center gap – he now has hits in all four games he has appeared in – before Joey Epperson was walked on four pitches. Junior shortstop Peter Maris would cash in Dalton Kelly, who pinch-ran for Fredrick, with a single up the middle for the first run, then Andrew Calica knocked in two more runs with a single later in the inning to cap the scoring.
The UCSB pitching staff did a good job of shutting down the Wagner offense after struggling early in the game.
Starter Justin Jacome battled command issues, a rarity in his UCSB career, issuing two walks and hitting another batter in seven innings of work. He allowed four runs overall, breaking a streak of eight starts in which he had allowed two runs or fewer.
However, the southpaw improved late in his outing. After surrendering a no-outs double in the fifth inning, he combined with relievers Greg Mahle and Connor Baits to allow no hits over the final four innings of the game. In fact, Wagner's only baserunner after that point reached on a sixth inning hit-by-pitch.
Jacome picked up the win on the day, moving to a perfect 4-0 on the season. With another scoreless outing, Mahle has gone unscathed in his past 15 innings pitched, spanning six appearances.
Baits struck out both batters he faced out the close out the game in a non-save situation. He is now unscored upon in six out of seven appearances this season.
Epperson, playing left field on Friday for UCSB, extended his hitting streak to 23 games, going 2-3 with a pair of singles through the left side. He drew four-pitch walks in his last two plate appearances.
Calica (3-5) and Maris (2-4) also had strong days with the bats.
Nick Mascelli, Chris Smith, and Nick Dini combined to go 5-10 at the top of the Seahawks order, but the bottom five spots were a collective 0-18. Battaglia earned the loss after allowing Kuresa's final homer, dropping to 1-2 on the year.
A doubleheader is on the docket tomorrow for the Gauchos and Seahawks, with the first game set to begin at 12:00 p.m. The nightcap of the twinbill will begin approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of the opener.
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We want a design for our next party, Polar Party 18: Tjuvraddar!. "Tjuvraddar!" is norwegian and means "Thieves!".The theme and name "Polar Party 18: Tjuvraddar!" (thieves) should be incorporated in the design. The design should also include a logo for the party. One can choose to be inspired by our usual logo (see bottom) but it's not required.
The logo should be suitable for print use on t-shirts, banners and similar. Thus it can not be too complicated or delicate.
The design should be extendable. On the web page itself, we will have at least 10 full pages of information, but more can be added.
We want a special splash / intro page with the logo and name. This splash page should also be suitable for print on t-shirts and other apparel.
In addition we want two page designs / layouts: one for the main page listing news, and one for regular pages.The design should appeal to young people (12 to 18 years), as well those from 18 through 26. It has to be cool and modern, yet still serious and not childish.
Former logos and graphics:
Former web sites: http://polarparty.no/pp13/, http://polarparty.no/pp15/, http://polarparty.no/pp14/, http://polarparty.no/pp17/, http://polarparty.no/pp11/
Ready-made HTML and CSS is a plus, but NOT required. It can be influential on the final choice of design if there is "a tie".
- Web site design appealing to both boys and girls in the age bracket 12 to 26 years- suitable for newspaper-style website postings
- has to be extendable/flexible
- 3 layouts/page types- Splash page- Should include logo and name
- Main page- Should contain news listing (not boring/traditional as we have used former years)
- Content pages- for full-length articles
- Logo incorporated in the design- Available in vector format (SVG/AI/EPS)
- Fonts used should be available
- If your design is based on fonts being used to create article headers or other dynamically-created images, the font(s) used MUST have norwegian chacters ÆØÅæøå.
- You may stray off the theme «thieves» a bit if you wish to explore related subjects like police (eg scotland yard-ish) etc, but the name is set, so there should be a clear link.
- Icons in tune with the design would be a great plus.
- western/wanted/cowboy/sheriff-theme
- low resolution images
- low resolution sources