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Q: Particle beam in infinite magnetic field In a physics exam at university I had the following problem:

A proton-deuteron beam is accelerated by a $\Delta V = 10^7\,\mathrm{V}$ difference of potential.
  At some point, the particles enter a uniform, infinite, magnetic
  field with $B = 2 T$, perpendicular to the beam's direction. Calculate,
  at the exit of the magnetic field, the distance between protons and
  deuterons.

My approach was that, in the exam's short available time, since the magnetic field is so strong, the forces exerted by the particles were negligible; also that the beam was accelerated before entering the field, so moving with constant speed. So the only force I thought would be significant was the Lorentz force; since this force does no work on the particles, these may only change the direction of their speed, not the module, and so they start rotating in a cycloidal motion along the direction of the beam.
My result so was:
$x_A(t) = \frac{v_0}{\omega} [1-cos(\frac{\omega t}{A})]$
$y_A(t) = \frac{v_0}{\omega} [sin(\frac{\omega t}{A})]$
$z_A(t) = 0$
$\omega = \frac{qB}{m}$
$v_0 = \sqrt{\frac{2q\Delta V}{m}}$
With y being the direction of the beam, z the position along the direction of B, the x axis perpendicular to both, and A the atomic mass.
My professor didn't tell me what was wrong, but implied that it was all wrong, and I have no idea where. I don't want to make wrong assumptions that may bring me even further from the right solution.
What's wrong in my approach, and what is the right solution/way to solve this problem?

A: Maybe this picture will help  you  get some intuitive handle on what was asked in the problem

There exists a strong magnetic field perpendicular to the plane and to the direction of the incoming beam, so it is the set up of your problem.
Charged particles traversing the liquid of the chamber ionize the molecules of the liquid  and thus the tracks become visible.  Note the helices . These are electrons knocked out of the atoms of the liquid at higher momentum than the little dots the main bulk of ionization electrons make.
Helices because the electrons not only lose energy by the ionisation and thus their circle ( Bqv=mv**2/r) loses momentum , but also they may have a momentum perpendicular to the plane which will generate a helix anyway.
The beam has very high energy and thus the momentum (mv) is large and the radius very large. If teh beam is composed of two particles with different masses you can see that the two components will be separated if the field is infinite in extent as the problem states.
So the lorenz force is balanced with the cetrifugal force to get the radius of the track.
I think your mistake is in the direction you are applying the Lorenz force.

A: It looks like you were on the right track but weren't careful to label the velocities and frequencies with the associated particle species. $v_0$ and $\omega$ have different values for each beam. Additionally, the atomic mass $A$ shouldn't be in your formula for $x_A(t)$ because it's already in $\omega$. These may be the problems your professor saw.
Presumably the infinite magnetic field only occupies the y>0 region. So the beams enter the field at the same point, follow two semicircles of different radii, and leave. You just need to find the distance between the these exit points, and you've already calculated their paths $x_A(t), y_A(t)$. The distance is
$$D = x_p(\pi/\omega_p) - x_d(\pi/\omega_d) = 2\left(\frac{v_p}{\omega_p} - \frac{v_d}{\omega_d}\right) = \frac{2(m_p v_p - m_d v_d)}{qB} $$
It's also possible your professor was expecting you to "just know" the gyroradius formula $R= |\frac{mv}{qB}|$ leading to $D = 2(R_p - R_d)$, and wasn't looking for more detailed answers.

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Date: Monday 25 Feb, 2013
Location: PG Hub 7, Senate House
Topic: Fisheries economics: How Iceland made professional fisheries profitable
Speaker: Konrad Gudjonsson
About the Speaker: Konrad earned his B.Sc. in Economics at the University of Iceland before going to Warwick. Coming from a tiny fishing village in a rural part of Iceland, he has learned to understand the industry and how efficient it can be if the right framework is provided. He wrote his undergraduate dissertation on profitability in mackerel fisheries in Iceland and concluded that there was a great capacity for higher profits without increasing the catch.
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Commercial Fisheries around the world.
Around the world, fisheries are generally unsustainable, with small stocks and small profits. Furthermore, fisheries get large subsidies, which are estimated to account for 30-35% of revenues (Milazzo, M. 1998. Subsidies in World Fisheries: A Reexamination). The economic loss has then been estimated by the World Bank to be around $50 billion, which is equivalent to the GDP of Cameroon or Uruguay.
How Iceland solved the problem:
Gradually, from 1970′s until the 1990′s, Iceland implemented what is called "Individually Transferable Quotas" (ITQ). In its simplest version the system works like this: The Fisheries Institute decides each year how much fish can be caught, "Total Allowable Catch" (TAC), based on stock size and looking at maximizing the size of fish stocks in the long run. Then each vessel, or company, is given a fixed percentage (quota) in the TAC which they can fish during that year. These quotas, if they are permanent property, can then be traded between companies.
Why can ITQs work in theory?
First, if the quotas can be traded, those who have the best technology or knowledge are likely to buy quotas from those who are less profitable. Second, ITQs eliminate the competition to catch the fish and give fishermen better incentives to protect their resource, especially if the quotas are permanent property. That essentially eliminates the "Tragedy of the Commons" problem. Finally, the fishermen have incentives to make better long-term investments and invest in R&D.
How has this worked out for Iceland?
– Profits have increased dramatically with net income increasing by 170% in real terms, while catch has decreased slightly.
– Productivity in fisheries has increased more than in other industries and capital utilization has improved with smaller and more efficient fleet.
– Positive impact on the environment with less oil being used for unit of catch and less chance of overfishing.
– The incentives to look at the long-run have increased the prices and brought Iceland to the "best markets" with vertical integration, long-term supply contracts and marketing.
– Has provided a platform for Icelandic companies that service the fishing industry, such as Marel hf.
Challenges ahead:
Although Iceland has overall done well in managing its fisheries in the past two decades, there is still a lot of work to be done. For instance, there are still disputes ongoing over the initial allocation, and the Fisheries laws don't state clearly how permanent the quotas are.
As mentioned before, the total catch has not increased, which is a bit disappointing but could be caused by other factors. Also, with quotas moving away from some towns and villages has caused negative socio-economic effects. That, along with unhappiness over how few people have earned most of the profits from the industry, has caused the fisheries management to be in center of the debate for some years now.
However, the EU, with its seriously flawed and heavily subsidized fisheries, and other countries should seriously consider ITQs. They could without a doubt both learn from the mistakes Iceland has made, and more importantly, how well Iceland has done relatively to most other countries in managing its fisheries.
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"A keyring should feel good", says designer Klaus Rath. He followed his own opinion creating his new keyring out of polished steel and soft, black rubber. "The contrast between soft rubber and hard metal makes this keyring wonderful to touch for your fingers. With this I hope to offer a pleasant experience to your fingers with the keyring".
This Georg Jensen keyring however, is not only a great experience with of its tactile qualities; it also spreads communication-effects by the combination of its materials. Gain new confidence with this fantastic keyring and show the world your taste, even for the small things in life.


New material of borioteiioidean lizards (Squamata: Scincomorpha) from west-central Alberta, Canada, represent the first and northernmost record of multiple articulated skull elements from the Cretaceous of North America. Specimens were recovered from the fluvial beds of the Wapiti Formation (Campanian) within a bentonitic paleosol exposed at the Kleskun Hill Park, east of the city of Grande Prairie. Such beds accumulated during the maximum transgression of the Bearpaw Seaway (73–74 Ma), thus providing crucial information on lizard faunas during a time interval represented in most of coeval North American deposits by marine strata. Cranial material ascribed to Socognathus unicuspis give the occasion for a revision of the taxon with respect to osteologically better-known Polyglyphanodon sternbergi from the Late Cretaceous of Utah as well as a comparison with several lizards reported from coeval strata of Mongolia. Furthermore, a new scincomorphan lizard, Kleskunsaurus grandeprairiensis, gen. et sp. nov., is described. Socognathus unicuspis is assigned to Chamopsiidae, taxon nov., which also includes Chamops, Leptochamops, and several other morphologically similar taxa from the Cretaceous of North America.


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Q: How to access multiple HTTP GET actions in same controller? Here is my web api controller:
    [HttpGet]
    public HttpResponseMessage SensorData(string id)
    {
        try
        {
            Responds data = AccessRemote.GetDataFromDevice(id);
            DataResponds dataResponds = data.ReturnDatRequest[0];
            return Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK, dataResponds);
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            return Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.Forbidden, ex.Message);
        }
    }

    [HttpGet]
    public HttpResponseMessage GetLogs(string GetRecordsById)
    {
        try
        {
            IQueryable<SensorInfo> data = sensorResultsRepos.Get();
            HttpResponseMessage response = Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK, data);
            return response;
        }
        catch (Exception)
        {
            throw;
        }
    }

Here is my resource angularjs definition:
(function () {
    "use strict";

    angular.module("sensorManagement").factory("SensorResource",
                                            ["$resource",
                                             SensorResource])
    function SensorResource($resource) {
        return $resource("http://localhost:1234/api/SomeData/:id");
    }
}());

Here is web api route:
    public static void Register(HttpConfiguration config)
    {
        // Web API configuration and services

        // Web API routes
        config.MapHttpAttributeRoutes();

            config.Routes.MapHttpRoute(
            "DefaultApiSensor",
            "api/{controller}/{id}",
            new { controller = "Sensor", id = RouteParameter.Optional }
        );

        config.Routes.MapHttpRoute(
            name: "DefaultApi",
            routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{id}",
            defaults: new { id = RouteParameter.Optional }
        );
    }

At some point I need to access to SensorData action or to GetLogs action using the SensorResource service.
The problem that they are both  HTTP GET and both have one parameter.
How can I make call to  SensorData and to GetLogs if they in one controller and the have sane http get type?

A: You can use Attribute Routing to easily solve this problem. See this link for more information regarding this topic.
[HttpGet]
[Route("sensor/{id}")]
public HttpResponseMessage SensorData(string id)
{
    try
    {
        Responds data = AccessRemote.GetDataFromDevice(id);
        DataResponds dataResponds = data.ReturnDatRequest[0];
        return Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK, dataResponds);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        return Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.Forbidden, ex.Message);
    }
}

[HttpGet]
[Route("logs/{GetRecordsById}")]
public HttpResponseMessage GetLogs(string GetRecordsById)
{
    try
    {
        IQueryable<SensorInfo> data = sensorResultsRepos.Get();
        HttpResponseMessage response = Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK, data);
        return response;
    }
    catch (Exception)
    {
        throw;
    }
}


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Opinion: Green GDP
Accounting for the Environment in China
In September 2006, the Chinese government unveiled a long-awaited study on how to account for environmental costs during its economic and industrial boom, known as the Green GDP Accounting Study. But noble as the concept was, as soon as it was released, serious problems in the accounting strategy came to light. Is the Green GDP effort just theoretical window-dressing, or does it have legs for the long run? Elizabeth Economy, author of The River Runs Black: The Environmental Challenge to China's Future (Cornell University, 2004) fills us in.
The numbers were in. In early September 2006, after more than two years and tens of thousands of man-hours, the Chinese government released its long-awaited Green GDP Accounting Study -- a bold pilot that was to represent China's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figuring in environmental degradation and the cost of natural resources. Sprinkled throughout the short report were assessments of the costs of water, air and solid waste pollution, along with recommendations to increase investment in environmental protection. Overall, the State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) -- the two agencies leading the Green GDP campaign -- announced that environmental pollution cost China US$64 billion in economic losses in 2004, accounting for 3.05 percent of China's GDP.
Nearly half a million tons of human sewage a day are dumped into the Shaying, a main tributary of the Huai River, along with a million tons of untreated waste water from paper mills, tanneries, chemical works.
Yet the real story of the report wasn't so much what was in the study as what wasn't. Chinese environmental statistics for water and air pollution, land degradation, and water scarcity top the world charts. Media reports from around the country frequently recount tales of factories which can't operate because of lack of water, farmers who can't sell their poisoned fruit, and hundreds of thousands of people dying prematurely from respiratory diseases related to air pollution. While not an insignificant number, the 3 percent figure was a far cry from what had been anticipated. Chinese scientists, international economists and the World Bank, among others, had for more than a decade calculated that environmental degradation and pollution cost the Chinese economy the equivalent of 8-12 percent of GDP annually.
Recognizing that the report fell significantly short of the public's expectation, SEPA and NBS officials quickly launched damage control. They said that they were able to account for only half the items they had originally intended to include in their accounting, so environmental problems such as groundwater and soil contamination, along with eight others, were not included in the calculations. Moreover, they noted that there were some "underestimations" and "missing items" within the calculated costs of even those they did evaluate. Officials further hinted at significant methodological challenges, noting that their calculations were limited by "localization of departments, limits of technologies, and the limitation of basic data." Further muddying the waters, SEPA Vice Minister Zhu Guangya even issued a separate environmental report almost concurrently claiming that damage to China's environment cost the government roughly 10 percent of the country's GDP annually -- far closer to the figure that had been expected from the Green GDP study.
Yet even as some officials attempted to salvage the future of the Green GDP, others were undermining their efforts. After the report's release, Deputy Director of the Beijing Bureau of Statistics Yu Xiuqin stated that the "Green GDP is not that important by itself. The importance of the concept is not about the figures we are going to see. Green GDP figures can only serve as guidance for public opinion; they will not have an actual impact on environmental protection." She added that it would not be a good idea to link the Green GDP to officials' performance evaluations because it would promote the production of false statistics.
The upshot was that the once highly-touted effort to find a means of raising the profile of China's environmental challenge, and of enforcing some discipline on China's local officials and their ambitions for economic growth, had fallen dramatically short of expectations.
It wasn't supposed to be this way. Two and a half years earlier, in February 2004, China's environmental activists thought they had been vindicated. When an outspoken and visionary Vice Minister of SEPA, Pan Yue, announced that a study of China's GDP that included the burden on the environment would be undertaken, it was far more than an academic exercise: It was a dramatic political statement. No longer would officials be evaluated solely on their success in growing their local GDP; rather, when looking at an official's performance or suitability for higher office,
Beijing would consider the success with which the official had integrated economic growth and environmental protection as measured by this Green GDP.
In fact, NBS had earlier undertaken a Green GDP experiment in Chongqing which sits astride the Three Gorges Dam reservoir. Based on this experience, the Chinese leadership decided to expand its Green GDP program and launch local GDP calculation trials in Beijing, Jilin, Shaanxi, Guangdong, Shanghai and Shanxi. By February 2005, the experiment had been expanded to include Tianjin, Hainan, Liaoning, Sichuan, Zhejiang, Hubein and Anhui. Specifically, SEPA, NBS and assorted domestic and international think tanks and universities would work together to assess the economic losses caused by air, water and solid waste pollution, although precisely how this would be accomplished remained vague. Meanwhile media outlets, such as Xinhua also supported the Green GDP.
In and outside China, officials, analysts and the general public viewed the Green GDP efforts as evidence that China's leaders were finally beginning to take some action after years of rhetoric concerning the need to improve China's environmental situation.
The Real Challenge
Behind the scenes, however, endless political gamesmanship threatened to undermine the campaign. Some provincial officials recognized the Green GDP as an opportunity. In July 2004, the deputy director of the Anhui Provincial Environmental Protection Bureau, Xu Jiasheng, stated, "The best solution is to balance the relationship between the two (economic development and environmental protection). Environmental protection should be one of the criteria used to judge the performance of government officials and a Green GDP calculating system should be adopted." Similarly, in the coal-producing region of Shanxi, officials saw the Green GDP effort as an important opportunity to address years of grievances. After the Shanxi Academy of Social Sciences calculated the costs of the depletion of coal resources, exploitation of land, water consumed and environmental pollution, Dong Jibin, the deputy director of the Academy, said that pollution costs alone amounted to 10.9 percent of the official GDP. Dong argued that since resource exploitation and pollution had diminished Shanxi's GDP, the central government needed to compensate Shanxi for its "contribution and sacrifice."
The porpoises living in the Yangtze River are the only fresh water porpoise in the world and are rarer than pandas.
Yet other officials were more wary. Certainly there were legitimate concerns: Few countries in the world had even attempted such an effort, thus there were not many models for China to emulate. In addition, Chinese statistics have always been notoriously unreliable, often reflecting political concerns rather than accuracy. Then resource accounting is a complex venture in any case. Even the project's most ardent proponent, Vice Minister Pan Yue, noted some challenges: "How do you decide the value of natural assets when they are not traded in the market and thus have no price.? How much is the cost of felling a part of a forest? We don't know because we don't know how to count the ensuing animal extinction and soil erosion." And despite being charged with directing the effort, representatives of the NBS were highly skeptical. As NBS spokesman Zheng Jingping stated, "As for the Green GDP project, the concept is good but the practice will be difficult." Zheng also claimed that Green GDP was not necessarily the best way to ensure sustainable development because it wouldn't include all the necessary factors, and he suggested that while the consciousness-raising that had resulted from discussion of a Green GDP was all well and good, the public's hopes were too high for what the system could actually accomplish.
Political opposition from many of the local officials under scrutiny was also fierce. When the final report was issued, the document failed to provide the detailed accounting of regional GDP statistics that the government had promised. Many local leaders felt threatened by the results and successfully blocked open publication. And so Beijing issued two very separate reports: one for consumption within its own elite and one for everyone else.
In the end, the Green GDP experiment went forward, but all the limiting factors, the vocal opposition, and the muted reservations took their toll. What resulted was at best a first step toward a more comprehensive and sustained effort to calculate the country's real losses from its environmental pollution and degradation. At worst, it will be viewed as yet another valiant attempt by China's environmental activists to counter the overwhelming drive to develop China's economy, no matter the environmental costs.
China's top environmental officials continue to promote the Green GDP. As Pan Yue has stated, "Although it will be a long process to establish the system because of difficulty obtaining data and the approach, we have to kickstart it. China cannot wait until all the preconditions are ready. Otherwise it will be too late to save the country's environment." Putting a bright face on the political challenges faced by the Green GDP concept, he suggested that it was good that local officials opposed the process: opposition, he said, demonstrated that SEPA's efforts were already bearing fruit.
It is most likely, however, that Green GDP accounting, like many of China's environmental campaigns, laws and regulations, will not achieve real success unless it is nested in a much broader set of political and economic reforms. Political and economic incentives must be in place to make it easy for local officials to do the right thing. Pricing for water and energy should reflect replacement costs and encourage industry and households to conserve resources; empowering the media and non-governmental sector to serve as aggressive watchdogs on both industry and local government practices and encourage public participation; and significantly increasing investment into capacity building for lawyers and judges to enhance environmental expertise would all be important accompanying measures. Without such a wholesale reform effort, the Green GDP will likely become yet one more example of a much-heralded environmental campaign that rapidly fades into obscurity.
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New in Dubai and now we have a car we can explore further afield and over the weekend we visited Miracle Gardens.
Parking is free and was well signposted from the Umm Sequiem Road. It costs 30 AED for entry and that includes a phase 2 ticket for the Butterfly World, the actual domes were closed but the garden was worth walking around. Had we not asked what the 2nd part of the ticket was for, we would have missed it as it isn't signposted from inside and after walking round twice hubby gave in and finally asked someone where 'phase 2' was and we weren't actually told what it was at the gate on entry.
There are 45 million flowers of 45 different species and the designs change throughout the season. Check out the website for further information.
Food and drink is not permitted inside, however there are various huts you can buy soft drinks and a variety of snacks from as well as a restaurant which is all under a flower canopy, providing much needed shade. I would like to visit again at sunset as there were lights intertwined with the flowers so I'm assuming that it is lit up at night time.
There are no signs asking you to stay off the grass, just men with whistles who just look at you and peep loudly which spoilt the ambience of the park Outside of the food areas there were few benches just to sit and relax on and no interactive areas, although the website mentions an aromatic garden but we couldn't find it.
All in all it was good value for money and provided a much needed splash of colour in the middle of the desert, although I wouldn't like their water bill.
Wow! It looks very pretty.I wouldn't like their water bill either.
Excellent Pictures , Miracle garden is likes a real Miracle in this fantasy world.
Gosh - those flowers really are spectacular. Floral windmills are a cute touch.
What fabulous ideas to show off the flowers! I love the limousine, such an iconic car. It's a shame they haven't signposted a bit better to help you get around the entire park and I can see lots of hotels being built in one shot, I wonder if they have more plans in store?
Thanks so much for linking up to Time Traveller, I love my weekly visit to Dubai and I'm seeing the city in an entirely new light now.
It's absolutely stunning and so much greener than I expected. Wonderful!
What a beautiful park! I visited Dubai a few years ago and went up the Burj Khalifa and had afternoon tea in The Burj Al Arab. That is one amazing hotel!
WOW! I am, for once, actually speechless!
Totally amazing! I never knew this place existed.


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Rövershagen () – stacja kolejowa w Rövershagen, w kraju związkowym Meklemburgia-Pomorze Przednie, w Niemczech. Został otwarty w 1888 roku na linii Stralsund – Rostock. W 1925 wybudowano linię do Graal-Müritz. Budynek dworcowy jest obecnie obiektem zabytkowym.. Według DB Station&Service ma kategorię 5.

Stacja
Stacja Rövershagen znajduje się w centrum Rövershagen przy drodze nr . W kierunku zachodnim znajduje się następny przystanek oddalony o cztery kilometry Mönchhagen. Stacja kolejowa Gelbensande znajduje się około czterech kilometrów dalej na wschód.

Linie kolejowe
 Linia Stralsund – Rostock
 Linia Rövershagen – Graal-Müritz

Połączenia

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Strona stacji na DB

Stacje i przystanki kolejowe w Meklemburgii-Pomorzu Przednim

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Beatman 1 has been doing a lot of edits over the past for the Voltron: Legendary Defender page that speculate the intent of why things happen, or add negative weasel words to otherwise unremarkable information, in order to turn it more negative-sounding. For example bringing up that the lack of merchandise is likely due to the creators' personal hatred of the mecha genre, that certain lines of products were possibly poorly received, or canceled due to fan outrage (when poor sales or company mergers and layoffs are as likely of a cause and actually have received press coverage at the time; even so, that constitutes being too speculative to add in itself, and another user who made similar types of entries recently got suspended here and on other pages for blatantly violating the rules), despite no official indications otherwise.
I feel that, due to the notorious amounts of Epileptic Trees regarding this franchise and its creators' intent (of which I have plenty, but which I don't believe is my place to add them), that without some kind of official confirmation as to the motives of company actions, it crosses the boundary into speculative troping since it reads creator intent and malice into a page that is supposed to about recording audience reactions, and thus requires some measure of impartiality, despite the name.
I've had to do a lot of cleanup regarding his edits for negativity bias and it's getting very tiring as he rarely adds anything strictly informative enough to leave alone, and has already had a history of excess negativity towards the series to the point of thumps on the forums, and has been found to have engaged in unsolicited harassment of fans of the work on other social media.
I mentioned in the past about a tendency of his to use the page as a soapbox for his Single-Issue Wonk with the show, as well as bring it up in threads and pages for unrelated works, even bringing up arguments from people he's otherwise violently opposed to due to his vocal hatred of their taste for same-sex shipping in order to bash it, but I don't think it's safe for me to PM him knowing this now for fear of inviting said harassment onto myself.
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Uggggh, this guy again?
Even without factoring in the complaining, speculating about the success or failure of merchandising, and the creators' motives in regards to it, seems totally inappropriate for not only a YMMV page but really the wiki in general.
The language he uses is not necessarily the most offensive, but he has a history of trying to couch what are extremely specific and personal opinions as widely held when as someone who also is in that fandom, I can confirm they're really not. And as an extremely vocal member of the show's Hatedomnote Much larger nowadays due to the poorly received finale and the way it massively shot down ships, but in his case he's outright admitted he always hated the show since early on and only continued to watch it past the first few seasons to watch the ships he hates sink (because he really hates M/M romance and thinks it's toxic masculinity for men to romance each other, and has sent fans of the openly gay character hate for it, all while complaining about the toxicity of Tumblr with a straight face), so, these entries aren't exactly coming from good faith either. He's also really, really, really mad about the lack of good toys. he's made cases for other entries such as this one as well as various unsourced speculation about the admitted-to-be-troubled without specifics how production within the forum threads that I've had to shoot down for this reason.
Wait, so there's actual homophobia instead of just shipping drama? That's even more totally inappropriate for the wiki.
It's more in the vein of multiple forum comments about not wanting the show (or others) to have gay characters because it promotes toxic masculinity, which has gotten other people to report him for it, but doesn't affect wiki entries aside from some very incensed entries complaining about fans headcanoning certain characters as queer.
In fairness one of the cases is legitimately iffy as it's mostly spread by other shippers being fanatical, and that particular character is only ever shown as strictly being interested in women, and barely paying attention to any men (aside from one Ho Yay scene with a totally different character from the one he's usually shipped with, and one whom they hate), but the other character is not strongly indicated to have a sexual orientation of any kind, so to single out gay headcanons as particularly delusional is hypocritical, considering his anger at the show for not going with the Recurring Element of pairing him and the princess together.
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Kid's fashion: Loose, comfy and traditional!
She didn't mind a click, but other women in Bhrindiyari do!
Tucked away in a quaint corner of India, in coastal Gujarat, Kutch is the largest district of the country. Culturally rich, the district boasts of its uniquely and traditionally designed villages and houses. Small yet beautiful and well-kept, these houses or bhungas are crafted for the hot arid climate of Kutch. They have conical thatched roofs, Kutchi mud and mirror artwork on their inside walls, painted patterns on the outside and lots of vivid colours brightening up the dull, desert neighbourhood.
Everything and everyone here is untouched by contemporary mannerisms or fashions. People adorn only traditional attires and accessories, savour local cuisine and ride camels, all of which a guest can experience, including staying in one of the bhungas in village resorts developed for tourists who come here in large numbers, especially during local festivals like the Rann Utsav.
There are various local communities that reside in Kutch, with their professions mostly revolving around craftsmanship or herding and milking. More recently, some are exploring sectors like hospitality, catering to the ever-increasing tourist footfall.


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Ethiopian Yemane Tsegay & Tigist Tufa A record race in ottawa | Ottawa Citizen
http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/a-record-setting-race-weekend-wraps-up
MARIE-DANIELLE SMITH More from Marie-Danielle Smith
Published on: May 25, 2014 Last Updated: May 25, 2014 4:31 PM EDT
Tigist Tufa celebrates with the Ethiopian flag after crossing the finish line first in the women's marathon on Sunday, May 25, 2014.
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It was a record-setting weekend in Ottawa.
A record 47,500 athletes in total registered for Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend events, up from about 44,000 last year. Some 7,000 runners enjoyed perfect weather Sunday morning for the 40th annual Scotiabank Ottawa Marathon, Canada's biggest marathon event. Another 12,500 ran the half-marathon.
"We're thrilled," said Race Director John Halvorsen of the turnout as the weekend wrapped up. "It's a great way to celebrate our 40th anniversary."
Ethiopia's Yemane Tsegay shattered records Sunday, finishing with a time of two hours, six minutes, 54 seconds. It was the fastest marathon ever run on Canadian soil and shaved more than a minute off the Ottawa Marathon record set last year by another Ethiopian, Tariku Jufar.
Tigist Tufa, also from Ethiopia, was the fastest woman in Sunday's marathon, with a time of 2:24:31. She beat her own personal best by more than 3 1/2 minutes and beat last year's record by almost a minute.
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Q: Why is this limit $\lim_{x\to \infty}x^2-x^2\cdot \cos\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)$ not $0$? I have this limit:
$$
\lim_{x\to \infty}x^2-x^2\cdot \cos\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)
$$
For me my initial answer would be zero as:
$$
\lim_{x\to \infty}x^2-x^2\cdot \cos\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)=\lim_{x\to \infty}x^2-\lim_{x\to \infty}x^2\cdot\lim_{x\to \infty}\cos\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)
$$
Which is:
$$
\infty-\infty\cdot1=0
$$
But after looking at wolfram alpha and doing a series expansion of $\cos(x)$ i see that the answer is in fact $1/2.$
Why is my original thinking incorrect?

A: Hint: $\cos(x) = 1-\dfrac{x^2}{2}+O(x^4)$ or $\cos(1/x) = 1 - \dfrac{1}{2x^2}+O\left(\dfrac{1}{x^4}\right)$

A: $$\lim_{x\to\infty} x^2(1-\cos(1/x))  = \lim_{x\to\infty}  \dfrac{1-\cos(1/x)}{1/x^2} \to {0\over 0}$$
Now you can apply L'Hopital's rule
$$\lim_{x\to\infty}  \dfrac{1-\cos(1/x)}{1/x^2} =\lim_{x\to\infty} = \dfrac{-\sin(1/x)/x^2}{-2/x^3} = \dfrac{1}{2} \lim_{x\to\infty} \cdot \dfrac{\sin(1/x)}{1/x}$$
One more application of L'H:
$$\frac{1}{2}\lim_{x\to\infty} \dfrac{\sin(1/x)}{1/x} = \frac{1}{2}\lim_{x\to\infty} \dfrac{\cos(1/x)/x^2}{1/x^2} =\frac{1}{2}\lim_{x\to\infty} \cos(1/x)  =\frac{1}{2}\cdot1=\frac{1}{2}$$

A: In general, if you are to calculate
$$
\lim_{x \to a} [f(x) + g(x)]
$$
where $a$ can be a real number or $\pm \infty$, you cannot blindly move the limit inside the parantheses like this:
$$
\Big[\lim_{x\to a} f(x) + \lim_{x \to a} g(x) \Big]
$$
The reason you can not do that is because when proving this limit rule it is assumed that both
$$\lim_{x\to a} f(x)$$
and
$$
\lim_{x \to a} g(x)
$$
are defined. To be defined in this context means that they actually are equal to a real number (they converge). If any one of them, say $\lim_{x \to \infty} f(x)$, does not converge to any real number, it could be because for example:

*

*$\lim_{x \to \infty} f(x)$ oscillates between several different values as $x$ goes to $\infty$, and thus does not settle for a limit value. An example of this is the function $\cos(x)$.

*$\lim_{x \to \infty} f(x) $ does not have an upper bound. That is, no matter what number $M$ you come up with, there is a point $x_0$ on the real line such that $f(x) > M$ whenever $x > x_0$.
In this latter case we might informally write this as $\lim_{x \to \infty} f(x) = \infty$, but note that this is just notation. $\infty$ is not a number that one can do arithmetic with as with real numbers. What the notation really means is once again that $f(x)$ grows without limit if we only increase $x$ enough. Therefore, an expression such as $\infty - \infty$ does not have any mathematical meaning, because $\infty$ is just a symbol and not a number.
The same caution applies to many other limit rules such as $\lim_{x \to a}(f(x)g(x)) = \lim_{x \to a}f(x) \lim_{x \to a}g(x)$, because you encounter the same problems of doing arithmetic with the symbol $\infty$ otherwise.

One can sometimes convert a limit where the variable goes to $\infty$ to a limit where the variable goes to $0$ by doing a change of variables. In this case, we can make the change of variables $u = \dfrac{1}{2x}$. It is then true that $u \to 0$ when $x \to \infty$. The limit calculation becomes
\begin{align}
&\lim_{x\to \infty} \Big[ x^2 - x^2 \cos(\frac{1}{x}) \Big] =\\
&\lim_{u \to 0} \Big[\dfrac{1}{4u^2} - \dfrac{1}{4u^2}\cos(u + u) \Big] = \\
&\lim_{u \to 0} \Big[\dfrac{1}{4u^2} (1 - \cos(u)^2 + \sin(u)^2) \Big] = \\
&\lim_{u \to 0} \dfrac{2 \sin(u)^2}{4u^2}  = \\
&\lim_{u \to 0}\dfrac{1}{2} \lim_{u \to 0}\dfrac{\sin(u)}{u} \lim_{u \to 0}\dfrac{\sin(u)}{u}  = \\
&\dfrac{1}{2} \cdot 1 \cdot 1  = \dfrac{1}{2} \\
\end{align}
Where we have used the facts that

*

*$\lim_{u \to 0}\dfrac{1}{2}$ and the standard limit $\lim_{u \to 0}\dfrac{\sin(u)}{u}$ are real numbers.

*$\cos(u + u) = \cos(u)^2 - \sin(u)^2$

*$1 = \cos(u)^2 + \sin(u)^2$


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Q: Setting up authorization and a "Access-denied" page I'm working on an ASP.Net MVC application.  I want to deny access to all users who are unauthenticated or not in an AD group.  Only this AD group should have access.  The exception to this is the "You Shall Not Pass!" page.  Anyone can access that.
In the project root, I have this in my web.config (the rest of the file is trimmed for brevity):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
    <system.web>
        <customErrors mode="On">
            <error statusCode="401" redirect="/ui/Other/YouShallNotPass.html" />
        </customErrors>
        <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.5.2" />
        <httpRuntime targetFramework="4.5.2" />
        <authentication mode="Windows" />
        <authorization>
            <allow roles="allowedrole"/>
            <deny users="*"/>
        </authorization>
    </system.web>
    <system.webServer>
        <httpErrors>
            <remove statusCode="401" />
            <error statusCode="401"
                   subStatusCode="2"
                   responseMode="ExecuteURL"
                   path="/ui/Other/YouShallNotPass.html" />
        </httpErrors>
    </system.webServer>
</configuration>

I have a second web.config sitting next to ui/Other/YouShallNotPass.html.  I expect this to allow anyone to access this page, authenticated or otherwise:
<configuration>
    <system.web>
        <authorization>
            <allow users="?"/>
        </authorization>
    </system.web>
</configuration>

I'm able to test this by setting the AD group to one that doesn't exist.  I'm not part of the non-existent group, so I should expect to see the YouShallNotPass.html page.
It's not working as expected.  I'm getting the following error in my browser:

Error message 401.2.: Unauthorized: Logon failed due to server configuration.  Verify that you have permission to view this directory or page based on the credentials you supplied and the authentication methods enabled on the Web server.

If I request YouShallNotPass.html directly, I can access it after being prompted for a user/pass.
What am I doing incorrectly?  Why won't it serve the 401 page when the user isn't authorized?

A: Check out this question because it explains why your solution won't work.
So once you move to annotate all your secure controller actions with [Authorize] you can add a custom ExceptionFilter
like this
public class HandleUnauthorizedAttribute : HandleErrorAttribute
{
    public override void OnException(ExceptionContext filterContext)
    {
        base.OnException(filterContext);

        if (filterContext.Exception.GetType() != typeof (SecurityException)) return;

        var controllerName = (string) filterContext.RouteData.Values["controller"];
        var actionName = (string) filterContext.RouteData.Values["action"];
        var model = new HandleErrorInfo(filterContext.Exception, controllerName, actionName);

        filterContext.Result = new ViewResult
        {
            ViewName = "Unauthorized",
            ViewData = new ViewDataDictionary<HandleErrorInfo>(model),
            TempData = filterContext.Controller.TempData
        };
        filterContext.ExceptionHandled = true;
        filterContext.HttpContext.Response.Clear();
        filterContext.HttpContext.Response.StatusCode = 403;
        filterContext.HttpContext.Response.TrySkipIisCustomErrors = true;
    }
}

Then wiring it up here
public class FilterConfig
{
    public static void RegisterGlobalFilters(GlobalFilterCollection filters)
    {
        filters.Add(new HandleUnauthorizedAttribute());
    }
}

A: Managed to work around this by adding the following to my global.asax:
protected void Application_EndRequest(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (Response.StatusCode != 401)
        return;

    Response.ClearContent();
    Response.WriteFile("~/ui/Other/YouShallNotPass.html");
    Response.ContentType = "text/html";
}

I would have preferred using the web.config to do this, though.


Namaste from Vision India Foundation. In March, we conducted a new program focused on India's civilizational heritage, a webinar series on India's upcoming elections, took off to Israel to study the country, published research on India's strategic and foreign relations and much more. It should be a quick 5 mins read.
VIF in partnership with Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts organized Abhyudaya – a five-day immersive know-and-act program to deepen one's understanding of the Indian civilization and evolve actionable insights for contemporary challenges. 45 participants from across the country engaged in conversation with experts on the Shastras, Indian Knowledge Systems, Temples, and modern discourse such as gender and minority rights.
India is all set once again to celebrate the largest festival of democracy, i.e. General Elections 2019 in which 900 million voters are registered to vote. VIF is dedicating a series of interesting webinars to facilitate more learnings, interactions, and deliberations on the upcoming elections. Webinars are being conducted with the Election Commission, pollsters, politicians to give a complete perspective on the elections. Register here to participate.
The World Governance Expedition (WGE) introduces international best practices in governance and public policy to a selected cohort of young leaders from India. A travel-based experiential programme, WGE aims to understand governance and policy models across the world and their viability in the Indian context. Currently, 20 selected delegates from India are traveling across Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, in Israel, meeting various policy stakeholders over a week.
The second workshop for the inaugural batch of the Public Policy Program for Executives (P3E) was conducted at the prestigious IIT Delhi. This workshop was focused on orienting delegates to the career opportunities in the public policy space and this was enabled through freewheeling conversations with key players from private organizations, lateral entrants and policy entrepreneurs. Delegates learned how policy negotiation works through interesting activities, and also got the chance to meet some senior policymakers who are mentoring them in a project.
Arunima, Center for Strategic and Foreign Relations at VIF, writes about the massive scale of international engagement and global recognition of the Kumbh, a symbol of Indian soft power.
Paras Ratna from Centre for Strategic and Foreign Relations at VIF co-authored a chapter in "Indo-Pacific Report 2019" released by National Maritime Foundation. The book was launched by Hon. Raksha Mantri Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman during the Inaugural Session of Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD) 2019. Paras Ratna also wrote for Eenadu.net (Telugu Newspaper) about Indian participation in Organisation of Islamic Corporation.
Aloy Buragohain, PhD Research Fellow at the Darmstadt University of Technology and VIF alumn, wrote in Swarajya on the festival Holi and how the advertising industry is spreading prejudice towards a festival which integrates.
Rovin Pushp is a development associate at Vision India Foundation. He has more than a decade of experience in the education sector. Currently he is placed at Vrindavan and is working on Vidyalaya Vistaar – an initiative to support government schools through a series of educational interventions. These interventions are being implemented across 200+ government schools in the villages under the Vrindavan cluster of the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan program of IIT Delhi. These interventions address two seemingly different needs – conceptual learning and holistic personality development.
Nitin Dhakad, an IIT Roorkee graduate, first visited the tribal villages of Jhabua district, Madhya Pradesh, through VIF's summer internship program. In 2016, he co-founded 'Empathy Connects', a startup conducting rural immersion travel programs to connect urban educated youth with the grassroots realities. To generate a regular income for Jhabua farmers who are stuck in debt trap, he currently mentors them in organic farming, and connects them to market through his another startup, 'Jhabua Naturals'. Lives of 100+ farmers from 8 villages have been impacted so far.
The person to Nitin's right is his mentor Padma Shri Mahesh Sharma ji.


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Film Discoveries of 2017 - Andy Wolverton
Andy is the founder and co-host of The Great Movies classic movie series at the Severna Park Library in Severna Park, Maryland, where he works as a librarian. He has also contributed to The Dark Pages: The Newsletter for Film Noir, where he will soon write a regular new releases column.
You can follow him at his blog Journeys in Darkness and Light, on Twitter @awolverton77 and on Letterboxd.
One of the best parts of being a movie lover is sharing your discoveries with others. Many thanks to RPS for allowing me to share some of my favorite discoveries from 2017, many of which I learned about from podcasts such as The Magic Lantern, Attaboy Clarence, Film Comment, and of course, Pure Cinema Podcast. I hope you'll find some movies here to investigate:
Terror in a Texas Town (1958; Joseph H. Lewis)
You have to see it to believe it: Sterling Hayden stars as a Swedish whaler (complete with harpoon!) seeking revenge for the murder of his brother at the hands of McNeil (Sebastian Cabot), a greedy businessman whose sole purpose in life is complete control the town of Prairie City, Texas. The film feels so surreal you're not sure which is weirder: Hayden speaking with a Swedish accent or carrying around an actual harpoon the way other men carry a gun. It's an odd, yet satisfying Western, the final directorial effort from Joseph H. Lewis. (available on Blu-ray from Arrow with U.S. and UK editions.)
Les Grandes Manoeuvres (1955; René Clair)
"Love, we are your slaves."
If I hadn't heard about this film from writer Imogen Sara Smith on an episode of the Film Comment podcast, I'd probably have missed out on this René Clair treasure. Les Grandes Manoeuvres is an early 20th century costume drama/romance (with definite elements of comedy) starring Gérard Philipe as Armand de la Verne, a lieutenant in the French cavalry stationed in a provincial town before the outbreak of World War I. Armand is quite the womanizer, so confident in his abilities he bets his friends that he can successfully seduce any woman, even one determined by lot. The woman whose number comes up, a Parisian divorcée named Marie-Louise Rivière (Michèle Morgan), already has a suitor and has no interest whatsoever in Armand. Or does she? The film is delightful on many levels and also features Brigitte Bardot in one of her early film appearances. (FilmStruck, no longer available)
The Offence (1973; Sidney Lumet)
In his first movie after Diamonds Are Forever (his sixth James Bond film), Sean Connery stars as Detective Sergeant Johnson, a burned-out British policeman infuriated by a child molester he's been unable to identify, much less capture. When Johnson finally detains a suspect, he risks ruining everything and everyone dear to him as he seeks to force a confession. The Offence is a brutal, seldom-seen neo-noir, so brutal that you could legitimately think of it as a psychological horror film. It is both unflinching and masterfully constructed. After seeing it, I guarantee you'll never look at Sean Connery the same way. A more detailed discussion of the film appeared on my blog. (Kino Lorber Blu-ray)
https://journeysindarknessandlight.wordpress.com/2017/08/19/the-offence-1972-sidney-lumet/
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Went the Day Well? (1942; Albert Cavalcanti)
Went the Day Well? was certainly intended as WWII propaganda, but it holds up far better than what we've come to expect from most propaganda pictures. Adapted from a Graham Greene story and produced by Michael Balcon of Ealing Studios, the film chronicles the tension-filled hours of an English village as they come to learn they've been infiltrated by a group of Nazi paratroopers disguised as British troops. (Remember that this film was released in 1942 when the threat of a German invasion in Britain was frighteningly real.) Very few people talk about this gripping, suspenseful film anymore, but they should. (FilmStruck)
http://amzn.to/2osj2SO
Max and the Junkmen (1971; Claude Sautet)
Michel Piccoli plays Max, a former Parisian judge who's now a police inspector. Frustrated with the rise of bank robbers in the city, Max concocts a plan to compel a group of low-grade criminals to rob a bank so that he can catch them in the act. In order to do so, he'll have to go undercover and find a way to convince the gang's leader (Bernard Fresson) that a bank robbery is a good idea. How does he do this? By hiring the leader's prostitute girlfriend Lily (Romy Schneider), not for sex, but for companionship, slowly earning her confidence and, of course, that of the gang. Although it sounds completely untenable, the plan is brilliant. Yet the character studies of Max and Lily are perhaps even more compelling than the execution of the robbery. An amazing film. Once you've seen it, you'll want to see it again. Many thanks to The Magic Lantern podcast for introducing me to this film that I originally saw on FilmStruck, but has now expired. Max and the Junkmen is available as a European DVD, but is currently unavailable domestically. This would be a great addition to the Criterion Collection.
The Invisible Ray (1936; Lambert Hillyer)
The Invisible Ray is a very strange affair… Astronomer Janos Rukh (a curly-haired Boris Karloff) invents a telescope that can look into space and photograph light rays revealing images from Earth's ancient past. Rukh invites skeptical scientists Benet (Bela Lugosi) and Stevens (Walter Kingsford) to accompany him on an expedition to Africa to find a meteor that landed there thousands of years ago. Why? Rukh believes the meteor contains Radium X, an element of remarkable healing powers. Things get really weird and, as frequently happens when they're paired, Karloff outshines Lugosi, but both are excellent. The film is rarely talked about today, but it should be. You can track it down on the Universal DVD set The Bela Lugosi Collection (which also includes several other films worth having) set as well as on a single disc from Universal's Vault series.
Labels: andy wolverton, favorite film discoveries, film discoveries, film discoveries of 2017
SteveQ said...
Hillyer directed more than 100 westerns, but his horror films The Invisible Ray and Dracula's Daughter are what he's best known for now. Few of his films lack some interesting shot you wouldn't expect given the film's budget.
Enjoyed your list, Andy! That climactic "shootout" with the harpoon in TERROR IN A TEXAS TOWN was sure unique.
I'll second that about Hillyer, some of his work with Buck Jones and Johnny Mack Brown was unexpectedly creative and interesting within the "B" genre.
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If, like me, you like to have enough tackle to suit every fishing scenario that you come across so that you don't keep having to change your setup, you should really consider one of these for your stalking kit.
You don't need to cast very far, so why use a great big, heavy reel that holds a million miles of line? When I am stalking I want to travel as light as possible, so, when it came into the office, the Solace 6 seemed the ideal choice.
It is very compact and it has all the features that you need for carp fishing. It has a free-spool system, which is handy for when you want to put your rod down for a couple of minutes.
It has a front clutch, which I prefer because they always seem to be smoother than a rear version. For those who do want to cast a bit further, the Solace 6 holds at least 100 metres of 14lb line, so you could use it for surface fishing.
It is mostly finished in matt black, which again is very handy when stalking.
The Solace 6 is a well-constructed reel that I have found excellent for stalking and it won't break the bank, so you too can have a dedicated stalking setup.
It is supplied with two spools and two handles, one single and one double, so you can choose whichever one takes your fancy.


Things are revving up for the Annual SLHF Car Show.
"Take Pride in Your Ride" from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. on Friday, June 14th at the Harvest Bible Chapel parking lot, located at 225 East Exchange Street.
Car show owners are invited to show up as early at 3 p.m. for "Shine Time".
We are anticipating over 100 vehicles from lead sleds to state-of-the-art muscle cars, and everything in between.
Awards will be given to winning entries. Registration is $10.00 at the gate.
You may also purchase a 10′ x 20′ booth space for $50.
Mary Chittenden @ 616-846-7167, email: djdracing@att.net.
Please click here to download Car Show Flyer.


Wifi Hotspot is one of the best features in mobile phones that help to connect to internet via WLan (Wireless LAN). The setting up your phone to be Hotspot that enables your other device to connect to Internet using wireless. While setting up the phone to be act as a hotspot, the password configuration is important that helps to avoid the unknown users to the network and it has the option to select the password to be automatically.
Recently researchers from the University of Erlangen in Germany had a new study about the iOS generated password for wifi hotspot which generates the password in specific formula and the hacker can hack it less than a minute. They found the passwords are made of combination with dictionary words and with some series random number which leads the Brute Force Attack vulnerability.
An iOS app that written in written in Apple's Own Xcode programming environment is used to analyze the security keys that Apple generates.


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We Were Soldiers (título en español Cuando éramos soldados, Fuimos soldados o Fuimos héroes en Argentina y México respectivamente) es una película bélica estrenada el año 2002 que dramatiza la Batalla de Ia Drang de noviembre de 1965, el primer encuentro de envergadura entre el Ejército de Estados Unidos y el Ejército de Vietnam del Norte y Viet Cong en la guerra de Vietnam. La película fue dirigida por Randall Wallace y protagonizada por Mel Gibson. Está basada en el libro We Were Soldiers Once ... And Young del teniente general Harold Gregory "Hal" Moore, Jr. y el periodista Joseph L. Galloway, ambos presentes en la batalla.

Argumento

Una unidad francesa de patrulla en Vietnam en 1954, durante el último año de la Primera Guerra de Indochina, es emboscada por las fuerzas de Viet Minh, probablemente la Batalla del Paso Mang Yang. El comandante de Viet Minh, Nguyen Huu An ordena a sus soldados que "maten a todos los que envían, y dejarán de venir".

Once años después, Estados Unidos está luchando en la guerra de Vietnam. El teniente coronel del Ejército de los Estados Unidos Hal Moore (Mel Gibson), es elegido para entrenar y dirigir un batallón. Después de llegar a Vietnam, se entera de que una base estadounidense ha sido atacada y se le ordena llevar a sus 400 hombres tras el enemigo y eliminar a los atacantes norvietnamitas, a pesar de que la inteligencia no tiene idea del número de tropas enemigas. Moore lidera una nueva unidad de caballería aérea en el valle de Ia Drang. Después de aterrizar, los soldados capturan a un soldado norvietnamita y se enteran de que el lugar al que fueron enviados es en realidad el campamento base de una división del ejército veterano norvietnamita de 4000 hombres.

Al llegar a la zona con un pelotón, el teniente segundo Henry Herrick, ve a un explorador enemigo y corre tras él, ordenando a sus reacios soldados que lo sigan. El explorador los atrae a una emboscada, lo que resulta en la muerte de varios hombres, incluidos Herrick y sus subordinados. Los miembros del pelotón sobrevivientes están rodeados y separados del resto del batallón. El sargento Savage asume el mando, llama a la artillería y usa la cobertura de la noche para evitar que los vietnamitas sobrepasen su posición defensiva.

Mientras tanto, con helicópteros que dejan constantemente refuerzos y suministros, Moore logra asegurar puntos débiles antes de que los norvietnamitas puedan aprovecharlos. A pesar de estar atrapada y superada en número desesperadamente, la principal fuerza de los Estados Unidos. Se las arregla para detener a los norvietnamitas con artillería, morteros y helicópteros con suministros y refuerzos. Finalmente, Nguyen Huu An, el comandante de la división norvietnamita, ordena un ataque a gran escala contra la posición estadounidense.

En el punto de ser invadido por el enemigo, Moore ordena al teniente primero Charlie Hastings, su controlador aéreo de avanzada, que llame Broken Arrow (una llamada en clave para todos los aviones de combate disponibles para ayudar y atacar posiciones enemigas, incluso aquellos cercanos a la posición de las tropas estadounidenses, porque una posición está siendo invadida y ya no se puede defender). Un avión ataca con bombas de napalm y ametralladoras, matando a muchas tropas del FARDV y del Viet Cong; pero un incidente de incendio amigo también resulta en muertes estadounidenses. El ataque norvietnamita es repelido, y los soldados sobrevivientes del pelotón de Herrick, incluido Savage, son rescatados.

Mientras tanto, en los Estados Unidos, Julia Moore se ha convertido en la líder de las esposas estadounidenses que viven en la base. Cuando el Ejército comienza a usar taxistas para entregar telegramas notificando a los familiares de las muertes de soldados en combate, Julia personalmente asume esa dura responsabilidad.

Las tropas de Moore se reagrupan y aseguran el área. Nguyen Huu An planea un asalto final contra los estadounidenses y envía a la mayoría de sus tropas para llevar a cabo el ataque, pero Moore y sus hombres los invaden y se acercan al centro de comando enemigo. Antes de que los guardias del campamento base puedan abrir fuego, el mayor Bruce Snake Crandall y otros helicópteros atacan, destruyendo el remanente de la fuerza enemiga. Sin más tropas a las que recurrir, Huu An ordena rápidamente la evacuación de la sede.

Habiendo logrado su objetivo, Moore regresa a la zona de aterrizaje del helicóptero para ser recogido. Solo después de que todos (incluidos los muertos y los heridos), se retiren del campo de batalla, sale volando del valle. Algún tiempo después, Nguyen Huu An y sus hombres llegan al campo de batalla para recoger a sus muertos. Afirma que los estadounidenses "pensarán que esta fue su victoria. Entonces se convertirá en una guerra estadounidense".

Al final de la película, se revela que la zona de aterrizaje volvió inmediatamente a manos de Vietnam del Norte después de que las tropas estadounidenses fueran transportadas por avión. Hal Moore continuó la batalla en una zona de aterrizaje diferente, y después de casi un año regresa a su hogar a salvo con Julia y su familia. Sus superiores lo felicitan por matar a más de 1800 soldados del ejército norvietnamita y del Viet Cong. Un viejo Moore visita el monumento a la guerra de Vietnam y mira los nombres de los soldados que cayeron en el valle de Ia Drang.

Reparto
 Mel Gibson - Teniente coronel Hal Moore.
 Madeleine Stowe - Julie Moore.
 Greg Kinnear - Mayor Bruce 'Snake' Crandall.
 Sam Elliott - Sargento mayor Basil L. Plumley.
 Chris Klein - 2nd Lt. Jack Geoghegan.
 Keri Russell - Barbara Geoghegan.
 Barry Pepper - Joseph L. Galloway.
 Don Duong - Teniente coronel Nguyen Huu An.
 Ryan Hurst - Sgt. Ernie Savage.
 Devon Werkheiser - 1st Lt. Charlie Hastings.
 Marc Blucas - 2nd Lt. Henry Herrick.
 Josh Daugherty - Sp4 Robert Ouellette.
 Jsu García - Capt. Tony Nadal.
 Jon Hamm - Capt. Matt Dillon .
 Clark Gregg - Capt. Tom Metsker.
 Dylan Walsh - Capt. Robert Edwards.
 Mark McCracken - Capitán Ed "Too Tall" Freeman.

Producción

Desarrollo
En 1994 Randall Wallace contactó con Harold Moore y Joseph Galloway, los autores del libro en el que se inspira la producción cinematográfica, para que le cedieran los derechos cinematográficos del mismo. Una vez conseguidos, les pagó 100.000 dólares anuales de su bolsillo para que escribiesen el guion que mejor se ajustara al relato original.

Preproducción
Para interpretar el papel principal de la película, Mel Gibson asistió a un campamento militar durante dos semanas. Los restantes actores se entrenaron para hacer sus papeles durante varias semanas en el Fuerte Benning, donde habían vivido los hombres de Moore.

Rodaje
Una vez terminadas las preparaciones, la obra cinematográfica fue rodada en Georgia y California. El rodaje duró entre el 5 de marzo de 2001 y el 13 de julio de 2001.

Cabe destacar al respecto que el rodaje se hizo principalmente en exteriores y que la mayor parte de los combates que fueron rodados, también se rodaron en campo, por lo que hubo muy pocos efectos visuales de posproducción. Todo esto causaba a que se utilizaran hasta once cámaras para rodar para así registrar la acción antes de que bajara o saliera el sol. También causó a que los técnicos tuviesen que actuar rápido al respecto.

Recepción

Cuando éramos soldados a menudo ha sido considerada una de las pocas películas —junto a Los boinas verdes (1968) de John Wayne—, que ofrece una representación positiva de la presencia estadounidense en Vietnam. Sin embargo, la película es algo ambigua sobre la moralidad de la guerra, presentando el ejército de Vietnam del Norte como un opositor capaz y valiente, y concluyendo con una declaración de que los soldados estadounidenses no lucharon por su país, sino que lo hicieron por los otros soldados.

Algunos ven las secuencias del final de la película desde la perspectiva de un pacifista en su pintura del horror de la guerra, así como la imagen gráfica de la pérdida de vidas. Otros pueden ver esto como una recreación realista de una batalla.

La película se podría fundamentar en la cita de las últimas palabras del Alférez Herrick a su muerte:

Véase también
 Batalla del valle de Ia Drang
 Harold G. Moore

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ficha y crítica en labutaca.net.

Películas de acción
Películas dramáticas
Películas de la guerra de Vietnam
Películas de Mel Gibson
Películas de madres
Películas ambientadas en 1954
Películas ambientadas en 1960
Películas ambientadas en 1965


Very professional and easy to talk to. Answered any questions/concerns I had in a way I could understand. No one to pull the biopsy trigger unless absolutely necessary. Dr. Hackett was the second Urologist I seen....sure glad I found him!
Was very honest, and tried to make you as comfortable as possible.
How would you compare this urologist to others in his/her field that you have visited?
Does this urologist remember you and your circumstances at every appointment?