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There are a few indoor scenes filmed in the dingiest and grimiest sets imaginable.
I cant believe the director let this happen - in nearly every indoor shot a green and red mike popped into scene and on the outdoor ones it was the big fuzzy one!!
There are still areas of the film that will have you scratching your head, like, oh..The poor lighting in the indoor scenes, the distant camera shots that last over 3 minutes (The first one takes place less than 5 minutes into the film and lacks a close up of a certain female that didn't get enough screen time either.)
The settings, indoor and out are lovely and vibrant.
The indoor sets have good color and period dressing -- with the exception of the cookie cutter performance sets.
The budget for this making is clearly very low yet the (only indoor) scenery is absolutely acceptable.
One may feel cramped occasionally due to the strict indoor shots.
Static indoor shots of people standing and talking to each other.
The indoor amusement park/mall, known as Old Chicago, was an amazing place to me back in the mid 70's.
They should have stuck to the cheap indoor sets and made it a half-hour long.
These include using insecticide-treated bed nets, spraying indoor walls with insecticides, and focusing prophylactic measures on the most vulnerable groups.
For example, although the case for copper seems straightforward, given that it is a key input for wiring, electronics, and indoor plumbing, a strong bid for iron is not as obvious, given the Chinese infrastructure boom that already has occurred in the last two decades.
As the composition of China’s economy continues to shift from investment to consumption, demand for commodity-intensive consumer durables – cars, mobile phones, indoor plumbing, computers, and televisions – will rise.
For households, which must burn firewood, cow dung, and kerosene to cook, it means indoor air pollution that can cause respiratory disease.
Sooty pollution from indoor fires claims several million lives each year, so reducing black carbon would be a life-saver.
Your lungs are likely to be filled with indoor air pollution, because, like 2.7 billion others, you cook and keep warm with fuels like dung and wood – with the same effect as smoking two packs of cigarettes every day.
We chose this venue first, because the effects of indoor recess on children’s attention would provide insight into the role of a relatively sedentary break period on subsequent attention.
If children’s attention were greater after the indoor break than before, the role of physical activity per se would be minimal.
Second, as a policy matter, educators sometimes use indoor recess as an alternative to outdoor breaks.
Dubai also has the first 3D-printed office building, stunning manmade islands, the world’s only (self-proclaimed) “seven-star hotel,” shopping malls combined with aquariums, indoor skiing, and skydiving facilities, and an array of iconic buildings and amusement parks.
In 2010, some 600,000 European citizens died prematurely because of outdoor and indoor air pollution, and the economic costs have been put at $1.6 trillion, roughly 9% of the European Union’s GDP.
Moreover, candles create massive amounts of highly damaging indoor particulate air pollution, which in the United States is estimated to kill more than a 100,000 people each year.
Candles can easily create indoor air pollution that is 10-100 times the level of outdoor air pollution caused by cars, industry, and electricity production.
Consider black carbon, a component of the soot emissions from diesel engines and the inefficient burning of biomass cooking stoves that is linked to 1.6 million to 1.8 million premature deaths annually as a result of indoor exposure and 800,000 as a result of outdoor exposure.
Looking at the environment, one of the biggest killers is indoor air pollution caused by poor people using dung and wood to cook and keep warm.
That equates to more than 1.2 million fewer people dying from indoor air pollution each year, despite an increase in population.
They cook and keep warm by burning twigs and dung, producing indoor air pollution that causes 3.5 million deaths per year – by far the world’s biggest environmental problem.
Though there has been a small uptick in outdoor air pollution, the much larger problem of indoor air pollution – cooking and keeping warm with open and polluting fires – has declined precipitously.
For the poorest families, indoor smog from coal- or dung-fired cooking stoves is typically the more serious problem.
In the first approach, fish farms would be moved from the ocean to recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), in which fish are housed in indoor tanks that are regulated by pumps, heaters, aerators, and filters.
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