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Each week we scour the web for insightful articles to share with the Founder Institute network.
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|5 Signs You're Standing in Your Own Way to Success
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Kyle Marchini on the Edgington Post
Recorded: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Mark Edge of the Edgington Post/Free Talk Live interviews Kyle Marchini regarding the Independent Institutes The Challenge of Liberty 2012 Summer Seminars for Students.
View videos and more information about the Summer Seminars.
Experts: Kyle MarchiniType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Free Market Economics, Terrorism and National Crises
Lessons from the Poor: The Power of Entrepreneurship
Recorded: Thursday, November 13, 2008
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At this Policy Forum, Independent Institute Senior Fellow Alvaro Vargas Llosa, former Bolivian President Jorge Quiroga, economist William Easterly, and a group of policy experts discuss the findings of the book, Lessons from the Poor. The speakers examine real-world examples of entrepreneurship and why instead of redistributing existing wealth, governments should free people so that they can create it.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Robert Nelson on BookTalks debates Christian Felber on Economics as Religion
Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Economist Tomás Sedláček hosts a BookTalks debate with Institute Senior Fellow and economist Robert Nelson and guests from fields of theology, philosophy and economics.
Nelson is author of The New Holy Wars: Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in Contemporary America.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, Religion
Art Carden Talks Price Gouging on Stossel
Recorded: Thursday, November 1, 2012
Research Fellow Art Carden on Stossel discusses the positive aspects of price gouging during natural disasters.
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Art Carden on Stossel
Recorded: Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Research Fellow Art Carden on Stossel to discuss the topic What you think you know...may not be so.
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Robert Nelson on Environmentalism as Religion
Recorded: Monday, May 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Nelson, author of The New Holy Wars talks about the the religious implications between church, state, and environmentalism with Anthony Gill on Research on Religion.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Environment, Religion
Art Carden Talks about Regulation of Sugar
Recorded: Thursday, March 1, 2012
Research Fellow Art Carden talks about the regulation of sugar and corn syrup subsidies with Tom Ashbrook on WBUR Boston.
Experts: Art CardenType: RadioIssues: Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
Art Carden on Taxation as Theft
Recorded: Monday, April 18, 2011
Art Carden, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, explains on Freedom Watch why taxation, despite some of its publicized good intentions, is essentially legalized theft.
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Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Economics and environmentalism are types of modern religions. So says Robert H. Nelson in his analysis of the roots of economics and environmentalism and their mutually antagonistic relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The present debate raging over global warming exemplifies the clash of these two public theologies.
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Gov. M. Jodi Rell, R-Conn., will propose legislation to support the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a nine-state, regional agreement that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
The Governor's proposal will create a regulatory structure for incentives and penalties designed to reduce carbon emissions statewide. Beginning in 2009, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative RGGI agreement would stabilize carbon dioxide emissions from power plants of greater than 25 MW at current levels through 2014, Rell says. This step will be followed by a 10% reduction in emissions by 2019.
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A memorial for Jennifer Kitchens Wells has been set up on the side of Happy Valley Road. (WRDW-TV / Oct. 3, 2011)
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2012
GLASCOCK COUNTY, Ga. -- Another suspect in the brutal murder of a Glascock County mother has requested a change of venue.
News 12 has learned Tina Wells' attorney has filed for a motion to change venue.
Ricky Wells, who is also accused in the case, asked for the same thing earlier this year.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Bruce Benson on the Tom Woods Radio Show
Recorded: Friday, April 25, 2014
Sr. Fellow Bruce Benson, author of The Enterprise of Law appeared on the Tom Woods radio show to speak about the increasing frequency of private police in areas of our society. In an upcoming article in The Independent Review, Benson will update some ideas about private, market-based justice processes and less government police abuse.
Experts: Bruce L. BensonType: RadioIssues: Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Free Market Economics, Law Enforcement, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Taxes
Benjamin Powell Discusses Sweatshops on Vancouvers CKNW Radio
Recorded: Thursday, April 24, 2014
Sr. Fellow Benjamin Powell appears on Vancouvers CKNW radio to discuss the one year anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh. Powell talks with host Mike Eckfordabout conditions in clothing factories in Bangladesh and markets for labor and the products manufactured there.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Free Market Economics, Labor and Employment, Regulation and Deregulation
Benjamin Powell: Are Sweatshops Good?
Recorded: Monday, April 21, 2014
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses sweatshops and the global economy on the Fox Business Network "The Independents."
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Trade
Ron Paul: Understanding Liberty
Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
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In this clip from "Ron Paul: Liberty Defined," Dr. Paul describes how real positive change comes from understanding liberty and economics.
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Dr. Ron Paul Liberty Defined: The Future of Freedom
Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
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Find and use ArcGIS services to access content directly from your iOS device, including iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.
Jun 29th, 2010
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00:04Mobile GIS helps us better use our maps in the field, collect information, and collaborate with others.
00:12And now we can leverage the capabilities of the iPhone into our existing GIS workflows.
00:17ArcGIS for iPhone is part of the existing ArcGIS system, and it's a great way to not only capture information and look at maps…
00:27…but probably more importantly, it's a way for us to leverage our existing enterprise GIS services and really extend our GIS to a much wider audience.
00:37Let's take a look.
00:40This is the ArcGIS for iPhone application.
00:43Using this application, we can find and discover content.
00:46I can search galleries of information.
00:49I can browse by most popular maps, the highest-rated maps…
00:53…or I can access and use my own maps that I publish and host myself.
00:59And I've created a group called ArcGIS 10, What's Coming?
01:02So here are some maps in this group.
01:04I'm going to open the Fort Pierce dashboard map.
01:08So here we see a map of Fort Pierce, Florida.
01:11So using all of the iPhone applications, I can tap and zoom in, pan around this map.
01:17But what's really interesting about this map is that it was authored with a stored query.
01:23So if I want to search for service requests in and around the city of Fort Pierce, I can do that.
01:28So let's search for all the closed requests.
01:30Here are all the staff in the field right now.
01:33Let's go take a look at the map, and we can see the requests that they have completed in the field.
01:39So we'll zoom in just by tapping.
01:42So here are the service requests; I'll touch this one.
01:46We can see Steve Jones and the information that he has captured and updated about a streetlight, a repair project that was happening in the city.
01:54This is one example of how we can use the ArcGIS iPhone to solve problems in and around our community.
02:01I'm going to find another map.
02:03This is a tax parcel map that I'll open up.
02:07So this was designed for our property tax assessors so they can enter in a property ID…
02:16…locate that parcel on the map…
02:21…and find out information about assessing this property.
02:24So if I wanted to identify this feature, there's the parcel, and there's all the information that's recorded with this particular parcel.
02:33But as a property assessor, I need to know as much information as I can about this particular property or this area.
02:42So I can bring in a different service and we'll see that this map actually hosts multiple services.
02:49So not only do we have a basemap, but we also have operational information.
02:55Here I'll turn on the operational information.
02:57Let's identify this; this is for recent sales and foreclosures that have occurred in this area.
03:03So I can bring in a totally separate layer of information into my map.
03:06And here we see all of the information that's there that's going to help me make a better decision about how this property is assessed.
03:17So far, all of the examples I've shown you are using the standard ArcGIS for iPhone application.
03:22There are going to be scenarios where you may want to develop or customize your own branded iPhone application.
03:29And to handle that, we're releasing an ArcGIS API for iPhone.
03:34So let's take a look at a customized application to see a good example of when you might want to customize your own.
03:41This is an example of a custom ArcGIS for iPhone application in which a city can leverage their existing enterprise GIS services…
03:50…to reach a much wider audience with their GIS workflows.
03:53In this case, we're creating a service request in which the citizens of this community can interact with their local government.
04:00So I may identify an area, and using the GPS functionality of the iPhone…
04:05…I can just GPS something I might notice or observe in and around the city.
04:11So I'm going to enter the details about this.
04:13Maybe use the phone, the phone's camera, to take a picture.
04:17I already have a picture.
04:19So I'm just going to grab something that I have noticed in the community, a problem with a pothole here.
04:25So I'm just going to choose what type of problem I'm observing; in this case, it's a pothole.
04:31I can give it a description.
04:34Update my contact information to send…
04:38…if I want to be notified or stay in the loop of what's happening with this particular incident.
04:42I can submit this back to the city, and then they can take this, leverage it right in with their existing workflows, and address this problem.
04:50I'm certainly helping them generate and maintain the city around us.
04:56The iPhone provides a powerful and easy-to-use interface.
04:59And thanks to the ArcGIS for iPhone application, we can leverage our existing enterprise GIS services…
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Robert's Rebellion (Histories & Lore)
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"Robert's Rebellion" is a collection of short videos included in the "Histories & Lore", a special feature present in the Blu-ray set of Season 2 of Game of Thrones. They provide accounts of Robert's Rebellion from different points of view, narrated, respectively, by Stephen Dillane as King Stannis Baratheon, Liam Cunningham as Ser Davos Seaworth, Natalie Dormer as Margaery Tyrell, and Michelle Fairley as Lady Catelyn Stark.
Stannis Baratheon's perspective
Stannis Baratheon's brother had raised the banners of Storm's End, their ancestral castle, against the Mad King Aerys. Jon Arryn of the Vale and Eddard Stark of the North stood with him, and Hoster Tully of the Riverlands would join. But the Baratheon lands were far from theirs, and separated by combined strength of the West, the Reach, and King's Landing itself. Even Robert's own lords were against him. Stannis considers it was the hardest choice he had ever made: his brother or his King. Blood or honor. Aerys ruled by the rights of all the lords in Westeros. Everyone knew the price of defiance. But Stannis believes that there are deeper, older laws: the younger brother bows before the elder. And so Stannis followed Robert.
Early in the war, Mace Tyrell's indecisive victory at Ashford cut Robert off from Storm's End. Instead of pursuing Robert, and risking his record, Mace Tyrell turned east and laid siege to the Baratheon home. The Tyrell army and navy encircled Storm's End, preventing any resupply by land or sea: if a wagon tried to reach them it was burned; if a ship tried to land it was sunk. Stannis and his garrison were locked inside Storm's End to starve. But Robert had commanded him to hold the castle no matter the cost. Robert couldn't afford to loose his ancient seat, which had never fallen.
Stannis then recounts that, while Robert smashed Rhaegar on the Trident, Stannis' men ate the dogs because the horses had already been devoured; and while the Lannisters sacked King's Landing, Stannis and his men ate the rats. If the smuggler Davos had not slipped through the Tyrell blockade with his onions, the Storm's End garrison would've eaten their own dead. But Stannis held the castle, and sarcastically adds, until Lord Eddard remembered them and marched to lift the siege. The Tyrells didn't even put up a fight, and Robert threw a feast to celebrate Lord Eddard's victory.
Stannis was sent to the royal island stronghold of Dragonstone to deal with Viserys and Daenerys, the last surviving Targaryen children. Before Stannis arrived, however, they had escaped across the Narrow Sea. Robert was furious. He stripped Stannis of Storm's End, and gave it to "that prancing fool" Renly, Stannis' younger brother. Stannis could keep Dragonstone.
Now Robert is dead, and a bastard pretender "soils [his] throne" while the realm fills with "schemers and traitors". But "the rightful King" is coming for them all and he will not stop until he has scoured the land clean of abomination. The Baratheons say "Ours is the Fury". He will show them fury burns.
Noble Houses
- The Crownlands
- The Stormlands
- Blackwater Bay
Davos Seaworth's perspective
In King's Landing, if someone leaves the Red Keep and isn't careful, he may find himself in Flea Bottom. In such a cesspool it was that House Seaworth had its "glorious start". Davos got out as soon as he could, finding work on a smuggler ship. Soon every port on the Narrow Sea had a bounty on him, which would've been collected if he didn't gave a percentage to the right people or pick the right tide. Davos then jokes that one can tell a good smuggler by talking to him because he has a head that talks back.
He considers himself a good smuggler: Davos of Flea Bottom had run with orphans and beggars, but Davos the smuggler was received by merchants and lords, when nobody could catch him. Oddly, the only honest work came from pirates, like the notorious, bloodthirsty Salladhor Saan, an old friend. All he ever wanted was someone to buy his cargo quickly, before the tide left, and sell it without telling how he had gotten it. In time, Davos saved enough to buy a small plot of land and found a woman who was kind enough to overlook his trade. She gave him a son, Matthos; and they dreamed of the traders' circle around the Jade Sea. Just one trip and Davos could settle them and their family for life.
Then some stormlord revolted against the Iron Throne. War aren't quite good for smugglers as every harbor fills with guards and inspectors, and the seas fill with blockades and pirates paid by each side to prey on the other. Though Davos had no love for the Mad King, he had grown up around the power of King's Landing and figured Robert Baratheon would end as the other rebel lords: burned to ash. But he didn't; and the North, the Riverlands, and the Valejoined him. And in the taverns people drank to Robert's health openly. "Brave fools", he thought. But Davos had a family who'd be left in the cold if he lost my head.
When Mace Tyrell marched on Robert's home at Storm's End, Davos spied the end of the rebellion. The castle was garrisoned by Robert's younger brother Stannis and a small guard, and would not hold out for long. When it fell, Robert would be homeless, and his support would bleed away. This he knew from experience. Months later, Stannis was still holding the castle. Nobody cared. But on voyages, Davos had seen what famine does, and the thought of all those men in Storm's End would die unmourned and forgotten. No better than Flea Bottom orphans. Davos told my wife and himself that he'd get a high price for the onions and salt beef. In truth, he knew he'd be captured by the Tyrell galleys or drowned. But I was too stubborn.
Later that night, in the dark, in a tiny boat with a black sail, Davos cursed myself and the moonlight as he waited for the tide to turn. When it did, the wind beat the sail so hard, Davos ripped it down, fearing the Tyrell ships would hear. Luckily, they had grown lax. With muffled oars, alone, Davos steeled his cargo through the treacherous currents and snarls of rock that gave Shipbreaker Bay its name. The waves finally carried him, soaked and near blind from seawater, through the mouth of the cavern beneath the castle. Then, Stannis Baratheon arrived. The siege had left him gaunt, but not weak, never weak, Davos insists. He greeted the smuggler and accepted the onions with cool courtesy, betraying no emotion even as all his men wept. He doled out the food to his wife and each of his men before he ate himself, a portion no larger than any other. When Stannis' finally thanked Davos, he could see Stannis' mind already returned to the castle's defense, his duty.
After Aerys fell and Lord Stark lifted the siege, Stannis summoned Davos. For his salvation of Storm's End, he was to be granted a knighthood, a keep of my own, and his son taken into Stannis' personal service. Davos of Flea Bottom had become Ser Davos of House Seaworth, and his son would serve the King's own brother. But, for his previous crimes as a smuggler, Davos was to have the fingertips of one hand taken off above the highest joint. Stannis held that Davos had flouted the laws of the land for years and a good act does not wash out the bad. In one fell swoop, or five, Stannis gave Davos' son a future and Davos' family a name that he could've never have imagined, nor earned, on his own. I still keep the finger bones in a bag around his neck to remind me what he was and what he owes to Stannis.
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Margaery Tyrell's perspective
Some great families call the Tyrells upstarts, but the truth is that while the Starks and Lannisters fell to the Targaryens in defeat, House Tyrell rose. For thousands of years, Tyrells served as loyal stewards to the Kings of the Reach, until the last of their line burned to death, resisting the Targaryen invaders. To save the Reachfrom a similar fate, the Tyrells yielded Highgarden to Aegon and his sisters. In gratitude, the Tyrells were given dominion over the Reach, and they became lords of the castle in which, for generations, they had served.
Under the Targaryen dynasty, Westeros prospered. Gone were the petty wars of seven kingdoms and the endless thirst for minor glories that drove them. The Westerlands enriched the realm, the North guarded it, and the Reach and Riverlands fed it. This harmony is what Robert Baratheon shattered with his rebellion against Aerys Targaryen.
When the call to arms came, though, Tyrells did not want to answer. Margaery argues that the Reach is a gentle land and the Mad King was not muched loved, but the Tyrells owed peace and status to his family. Lord Mace Tyrell called his banners and marched north to battle the rogue Stormlord, who had already defeated three forces in a single day, and, at Ashford, Lord Mace won. Some chasten Lord Mace for not pursuing Robert after the battle. They had cut Robert off from the Stormlands, the seat of his power, and he had fled north, within easy grasp of Lord Tywin Lannister, who had been Hand of Aerys for nearly twenty years. Lord Mace moved instead to lay siege of Robert's ancestral stronghold of Storm's End. "The rose" would strangle "the stag" as "the lion" pounced, so the Tyrells waited, but the lion of Lannister slumbered and Robert slipped past the King's forces to join Ned Stark.
The Tyrells could've lifted the siege and deployed their armies north to aid the crown; they also could've stormed the walls of Storm's End and made him homeless, but they had ample supplies, control of land and sea, and most of all: patience. Their siege would succeed, eventually, at little cost of lives to the Tyrells. If Robert prolonged the war with minor victories, the capture of Storm's End would hasten his downfall. And if Robert won the war, it wouldn't have done for him to find the Tyrells within his walls with the bodies of his brother Stannis and his sworn men.
When the lion finally showed his colors and "purged" King's Landing, the Tyrells knew their cause was lost. Lord Mace chose the peaceful route and bent the knee to Robert, who heartily pardoned him. Margaery considers it strange, as the Tyrells had beaten him and starved his brother to the brink of death. The Tyrells were to keep their lands, castle, and title, but they knew they would never be welcome at court. It didn't matter, the Reach was still the most fertile of the Seven Kingdoms, and under the Tyrell hand. Margaery concedes that every flower, even "the rose", needs pruning, but then it "grows strong".
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- Ser Jaime Lannister
- King Aegon I Targaryen
- King Aerys II Targaryen
- Queen Rhaenys Targaryen
- Queen Visenya Targaryen
- Harlen Tyrell
- Lord Mace Tyrell
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- The Crownlands
- The Reach
- The Riverlands
- The Stormlands
Catelyn Stark's perspective
"Family. Duty. Honor". Every Tully child learns the House words, cut Catelyn Tully considered she became a woman before understanding their meaning. Years before, her father took as his ward the son of a wartime friend, a minor on the Fingers. The boy's name was Petyr Baelish, but due to his home and size, her brothersoon named him "Littlefinger".
When Catelyn came of age, Brandon Stark of Winterfell sought and won her hand. To Lord Hoster, Brandon was heir to the Northand a suitable match for a daughter of House Tully. To Catelyn, Brandon was wild and terrifying, never far from laughter or trouble; she loved with all the fire of a first passion, much, she came to realize, as Petyr loved her. When Petyr heard of her engagement, he challenged Brandon to a duel and survived only because Catelyn begged Brandon not to kill him, as she still fought of Petyr as family. Now she wishes she had let him die.
Only days before her wedding, when she thought she would be happy forever, Prince Rhaegar Targaryen abducted Brandon's sister, Lyanna. Hotblooded as always, Brandon rode immediately to King's Landing to demand justice, which the Mad King Aerys gave him. In his own twisted fashion. The day the ravenarrived with news of Brandon's death, Catelyn locked herself in her room and refused to eat for days, until her father reminded her of her duty. Catelyn was to marry Eddard, Brandon's younger brother, a man whom she had never met, of whom none spoke ill, or anything at all. Their union would cement an alliance of the North, Vale, Stormlands, and Riverlands in rebellion against the Mad King. As a Tully, Catelyn did her duty. They were married quickly, and were spared one night before Ned had to return to the field.
Catelyn spent the war by the window, waiting for a raven to hear if her child would grow fatherless, or at all. They new the prize of defeat. Catelyn scoured the kitchens and washerwomen for any and all gossip: Robert had won and crushed the Mad King. Robert had lost but Jaime Lannister was now King. Robert had almost won, but the Mad King had become a dragon and burned King's Landing to ash. At night, Catelyn told herself the war would end soon and bring peace: either a victory or the grave.
Catelyn believes she was wrong. Robert won, and her husband avenged his brother and her love. But when he returned home to her he could not meet meet her eyes. She saw the reason, by his side. Catelyn is aware that many men have bastards, and that under the strain of war any man, no matter how honorable, may forsake his vows for a night of warmth he may never know again. But Ned Stark was not built like other men. His northern honor would not let him sequester his shame in some distant holdfast. He brought this boy, this "Jon Snow", home to raise with his trueborn children. Her children.
Yet Catelyn considers this bitter memories to be sweet now. They are all she has left of "her Ned". Their family is broken and scattered, and their son must wage a war for the pieces. She is adamant that they need to go home, for the Starks are of the North and, like the snows of winter, when they come south... they melt away.
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- Jon Snow
- Brandon Stark
- Lord Eddard Stark
- Robb Stark
- Sansa Stark
- Lady Catelyn Tully
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Bat Conservation in Georgia
Bats and White-nose Syndrome
In winter 2006-2007, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation biologists began getting calls about bats flying erratically outside their hibernacula during the day. The bats were supposed to remain in the hibernation areas until spring and the insects that sustain them returned. But they were leaving the caves in extreme cold, and some were dying.
Inside, biologists discovered that clustered, hibernating bats had moved near the entrance instead of farther in, where temperatures are more stable. There were also scores of dead bats, and a strange white substance on the noses of some still alive.
Since, white-nose syndrome has killed at least 5.7 million to 6.7 million bats, according to the latest U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service estimates. In some instances, entire cave populations have been lost. Species affected include the tri-colored bat (Perymyotis subflavus), little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus), big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus), Northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis), Southeastern myotis (Myotis austroriparius), small-footed myotis (Myotis leibii), cave myotis (Myotis velifer),and the federally endangered Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) and gray bat (Myotis grisescens). All except the cave myotis are found in Georgia. The small-footed myotis is a state species of concern.
WNS was first found in Georgia in February 2013. The cause of white-nose is a cold-loving fungus, Geomyces destructans. The fungus was likely introduced into a U.S. cave from Europe.
With the syndrome spreading rapidly, the Fish and Wildlife Service called in March 2009 for a voluntary moratorium on caving and other cave activities in WNS-affected and adjacent states. The service also advised cavers elsewhere to avoid using clothing and gear that had been used in those states.
In Georgia, the Wildlife Resources Division has developed a response plan and weighed options for managing access to caves and mines on state lands. Researchers have also limited scientific activities in caves.
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|"Hero Worship"
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Production number: 40275-211
First aired: 27 January 1992
|110th of 176 produced in TNG
|110th of 176 released in TNG
|218th of 728 released in all
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Directed By
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|45397.3 (2368)
Data helps the only survivor of a wrecked ship, a child, cope with the loss of his parents. Meanwhile, the crew investigates the cause of the wreck.
- "Captain's log, stardate 45397.3. Two days ago, Starbase 514 lost contact with the research vessel Vico, which was sent to explore the interior of a black cluster. We are en route to investigate."
The USS Enterprise-D arrives at the designated coordinates of the black cluster, scanning for the Vico within the cluster. The vessel appears to be adrift and the sensors detect no life signs. The Vico has experienced multiple hull breaches, but it is determined that it is barely safe enough for an away team to beam over. Riker, La Forge, and Data beam on board the vessel. While on board, they find a young boy caught under the wreckage of the damaged ship.
Act One
Because the area where the boy is trapped is protected by several layers of shielding, he cannot be beamed out from under the wreckage. Data says he can lift it away, but he may quicken the imminent hull breach, so he advises Riker and La Forge to beam back ahead of him. When the boy wonders how Data can lift the heavy wreckage, Data tells him he is an android, not a normal man. Working together, Data frees the boy and they run to an unshielded corridor, allowing them to be beamed away moments before the hull collapses.
The boy, Timothy, turns out to be the only survivor of the ship. Geordi reports that the away team found his mother's body underneath some wreckage in another part of the ship, while his father was likely sucked out into space when the bridge was exposed. Seriously traumatized, Timothy initially only trusts Data. Counselor Troi advises Data that "his world is gone," and the crew must help him to make a new one.
Act Two
He has trouble blending in and appears to be suppressing his traumatic experience on board the Vico. Counselor Troi advises Data to spend time with him, given that the boy only seems to feel comfortable around Data. While teaching Timothy how to build a model, Data is called by La Forge to Engineering and has to leave. Before leaving, Data decides to quickly build the model with his super speed. Timothy is amazed by Data and asks how he does that. Data responds by saying that he is an android and was designed to exceed Human capacity, both mentally and physically. He further states that he does not possess the ability to experience emotions like Humans do. Timothy seems intrigued by the notion of not feeling happiness or sadness. He begins to emulate Data and claims to be an android too. Although strange, Counselor Troi says it is just part of the healing process and that Timothy will eventually snap out of it. Captain Picard suggests Data help make Timothy the best android possible. Data then begins teaching him how to be an android. While doing so, Timothy seems to finally open up, admitting that he has indeed been having nightmares.
Meanwhile, the crew continues with its investigations of the fate of the Vico. It appears that Timothy has been lying about what happened. He said that there was a boarding party when in fact there was none. Picard performs an experiment by firing phasers into the cluster. They are refracted, even when fired at full intensity. Picard asks Data whether a disruptor-style weapon would also be ineffective, and Data says yes; likewise, a ship's cloaking device would be impossible to maintain. The evidence before them is clear: Vico could not have been attacked inside the nebula.
They call Counselor Troi to bring Timothy to the ready room. There they once again ask Timothy what happened to his ship. He insists that they were attacked. Data then tells Timothy "androids do not lie." Breaking down, Timothy tells them that it was him, that he "killed them all."
Act Three
Timothy explains that while the ship was being impacted, he lost his balance and his arm hit a computer panel in engineering, just before the ship was destroyed. Timothy believes he must have caused the ship's destruction, but they tell him that it was impossible for him to have done so just by hitting a computer panel, as there were safety protocols. They are all left with wondering what really caused the Vico's destruction.
The Enterprise shakes and Timothy says that is just like it started on the Vico. The wave front intensity increases and Commander Riker orders shields to 75%. The ship is then shaken again harder than before. Picard comes out of his ready room and orders full about and warp 2, but the ship's engines have been disabled by the cluster. They continue to increase shield strength. Timothy remembers hearing the same demand for increased shield strength aboard the Vico before it was destroyed. Developing a theory, Data leads Timothy to the science station at the aft section of the bridge and begins running a rapid analysis.
Despite the increased shield strength, the Enterprise is hit even harder, and Picard orders warp power transferred to the shields, something which Timothy also remembers hearing. The transfer is made, and an enormously powerful wave front is fifteen seconds from impact when Data tells the captain to drop the shields. Riker objects that that is suicide, but Data, deathly serious, repeats the order. Picard obeys, and the wave front barely rocks the ship. Data then explains that their own shields caused the increases in the wave front. If they had maintained the shield strength with warp power, they would have been torn apart. Data says that this was also the cause of the Vico's destruction. Thanks to Timothy's memory and Data's own speedy analysis, the same disaster has been averted on the Enterprise.
Outside the schoolroom, Data and Troi talk about Timothy. Troi says he still has a lot of pain but he is a boy again. Data talks to Timothy. Timothy says he misses his parents but that he is all right. He also says that Data must have thought it was pretty funny when he was imitating him. But Data responds by saying that he has often heard that imitation is the highest form of flattery. Timothy asks if they can still do things together and Data says he would be happy to count Timothy among his friends.
Memorable Quotes
"Timothy, your head movements are counter-productive. Can you be still?"
"But you do it."
"The servo mechanisms in my neck are designed to approximate human movements. I did not realize the effect was so distracting."
- - Data and Timothy
"I would gladly risk feeling bad at times, if it also meant that I could taste my dessert."
- - Data, discussing advantages of being Human
"We were attacked! We were attacked!"
- - Timothy
"Impact in 15 seconds."
"Sir, drop the shields."
"That's suicide, Data!"
"Captain. Drop the shields."
- - Worf, Data and Riker
Background Information
Story and production
- "Hero Worship" was filmed between Thursday 17 October 1991 and Monday 28 October 1991 on Paramount Stage 8, 9, and 16. An additional day of filming the second unit scenes and inserts was on Thursday 25 November 1991 on Paramount Stage 9.
- It was during the filming of this episode, on the sixth day of filming, that the cast and crew learned of the death of Gene Roddenberry. The news had affected everyone deeply, especially Marina Sirtis, whose father happened to pass away exactly ten years before. (TNG Season 5 DVD special features)
- On Thursday 24 October 1991 Paramount Stage 10 was used as schoolroom for the child actors. ("Hero Worship" call sheet)
- The story of the fire in La Forge's childhood was originally conceived for a memory rape scene in the following episode, "Violations". (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
- The call sheet for Friday 25 October 1991 features a reminding note for everyone "Turn clocks back Saturday night!".
- Merri D. Howard congratulated costumer Amanda Chamberlin to her birthday on the call sheet for Friday 18 October 1991.
- First UK airdate: 1 March 1995
Sets and props
- The landscape scene Data paints in this episode was in fact one created by Dan Curry in central California. ("Memorable Missions" ("Hero Worship"), TNG Season 5 DVD special feature)
- The second mention of the Breen is in this episode. The first reference was in "The Loss".
- The song "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" was sung by James T. Kirk, Spock and Leonard McCoy in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
Video and DVD releases
- Original UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 56, catalog number VHR 2640, 16 November 1992.
- As part of the US VHS collection Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Data Collection: 19 August 1997.
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, Paramount Home Entertainment): Volume 5.4, 2 September 2002.
- As part of the TNG Season 5 DVD collection.
Links and references
Also starring
- LeVar Burton as Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
- Michael Dorn as Lt. Worf
- Gates McFadden as Dr. Beverly Crusher
- Marina Sirtis as Counselor Deanna Troi
- Brent Spiner as Lt. Commander Data
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- Rachen Assapiomonwait as Nelson
- Lena Banks as operations division ensign
- Joe Bauman as Garvey
- Michael Braveheart as Martinez
- Buchanan as school child
- Carl David Burks as Russell
- Tracee Lee Cocco as Jae
- Gerard David, Jr. as operations division ensign
- Elliot Durant III as operations division ensign
- Gina Gallante as science division officer
- Haeffmeier as school child
- Handy as school child
- Linda Harcharic as Sousa
- Grace Harrell as operations division ensign
- Kanter as school child
- Kanter as school child
- Debbie Marsh as command division officer
- Lorine Mendell as dead Vico crewmember
- Michael Moorehead as science division ensign
- Randy Pflug as Jones
- Keith Rayve as civilian
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- Rose as dead Vico crewmember
- Victor Sein as
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- David Keith Anderson - stand-in for LeVar Burton
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- Ron Large - photo double for Patrick Stewart
- Tim McCormack - stand-in for Brent Spiner & Harley Venton
- Melba - stand-in for Marina Sirtis & Sheila Franklin
- Lorine Mendell - stand-in for Gates McFadden
- Renee - stand-in for Joshua Harris
- Robin - stand-in for Sheila Franklin
- Richard Sarstedt - stand-in for Jonathan Frakes & Steven Einspahr
- Stephanie - stand-in for Joshua Harris
- Dennis Tracy - stand-in for Patrick Stewart
- Guy Vardaman - photo double for Brent Spiner
- James Washington - stand-in for Michael Dorn
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Well, I realize Thanksgiving only two weeks away, but I just can't bring myself not to do the one event we've run sucessfully every year. And to be honest, it really only takes like 10 min to an hour of your time to participate depending on how crazy you want to get.
That's right, it's time for the ANNUAL ALTEIL HAND TURKEY CONTEST.
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in the US, we celebrate Thanksgiving, and when we're in grammer school or preschool or something, the teachers give us activities related to holidays to keep us busy. So they tell us to take a big sheet of construction paper, slap down our hands, and trace them. Then, using that tracing as a base, we draw and decorate a turkey. Ingenious! Now, I'm sure a youth of hand turkeys will give American Iczers a staggering edge in this contest, but maybe not. It's a chance we'll all have to take.
The contest is simple. Take your hand, place it on a flat surface, and trace. You'll need to convert these to digital format if you traced them on paper though, no mail in submissions. A scanner perhaps. We like taking a clean hand and pressing it up against our monitor and using the mouse to outline it. Gives a 'kid drew it with crayon' feel. You can dress your Turkeys up any which way you like, that's where the creativity comes in.
Submit all hand turkeys NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 23RD. No profanity or adult images, copyrighted material, or official Alteil art is permitted. Drawing your own version of anything copyrighted IS COVERED under right of parody and is acceptable. YOU MUST INCLUDE YOUR ICZER NAME IN YOUR FILE NAME!!!!!!!!!
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Prices of food stuffs fell slightly last month according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) figures of the National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) released yesterday.
According to latest report, annual headline inflation rate for the month of April 2012 declined to 18 per cent compared to 19 per cent recorded in March this year.
Basically, the NCPI measures the change over time in the cost of a fixed basket of goods and services that are purchased by a representative sample of households in Tanzania. A basket includes a list of 224 goods and services that are being priced on monthly basis.
"The decrease of headline inflation rate for April 2012 shows that the speed of price increase for commodities in April 2012 has slightly decreased compared to the speed recorded in March, same year," noted NBS in an official statement.
It added that food and non-alcoholic beverages inflation rate has decreased to 25.3 per cent in April 2012 from 25.7 per cent recorded in March, this year.
Annual inflation rate for food consumed at home and away from home went down to 24.7 per cent in April, as compared to 24.9 per cent in March, explained the report, noting that "the 12 month index change for non food products also eased to 11.2 per cent in April 2012 from 11.5 per cent recorded in March 2012.
Some experts described the move as a relief to the ordinary food consumers.
Dr Marceline Chijoriga who is an economics lecturer at the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) described the trend as positive, saying it was relief to ordinary Tanzanians currently struggling out of economic woes triggered by high-food prices and inflation.
"It is a great relief to the ordinary food consumers if the overall consumer price index goes down…it implies that the purchasing power will increase, and this is a positive development, taking into account economic hardships facing many Tanzanians at the moment," noted Chijoriga.


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Carnival games, rides, science demonstrations and even magic will be part of the fun during a Spring Carnival at the Highland Crest college campus in Springfield. The event is organized by the Volunteer State Community College Student Government Association and it's open to the public. Magician Jason Michaels is expected to amaze the crowd with tricks, while Mr. Bond the Science Guy will do the same with science activities. The Magic shows happen at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and there is a noon science show, with an activity booth running all day. There will be popcorn, snow cones and even Vol State bags for the first 250 people. It is all free. Vol State is putting on the carnival so that students and their families can enjoy the end of the semester. It's also a way for the public to see the Highland Crest campus and have some fun. The Spring Carnival will be held on Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The campus is located just off of Highway 431 on Billy Batson Parkway. For a map visit the web page at www.volstate.edu/highlandcrest or call 615-483-7040 for more information.
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- "What's the world coming too? We got the Diablos crawling all over us in Hepburn! They're kicking our asses! We just finish one God-damn war and BANG! We're right in the middle of another! I swear - just when things were looking up! - I'm cursed. I'm fucking cursed!"
- — Salvatore Leone.
Sindacco Sabotage is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to protagonist Toni Cipriani by Salvatore Leone from his home in the Saint Mark's district of Portland Island, Liberty City.
Toni drops by Salvatore's mansion and is informed that the Diablos are attacking the Leone Family in Hepburn Heights and the Red Light District, so Toni decides to go down and kill the Diablos gang members. Toni goes to Hepburn Heights first, before moving on to the Red Light District, killing all the Diablos gang members along the way. Salvatore calls after the Diablos have been killed, with Toni admitting that they are likely to lose the area. However, Salvatore says that the Leone's will fight to keep control of the area.
Pick up the armor and the gun Salvatore has left for you. Get in the Leone Sentinel and drive towards Hepburn Heights. When you get there, don't get off the car. Roll over all the Diablos on the area (careful not to kill any Leone soldiers) until the car catches on fire. Get off your vehicle and blast the remaining Diablos. The only possible way you can get wasted is by letting any Diablo too close to you, that way he will spray you straight in the face with his gun. Keep fighting the Diablos until their meter drains.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Stop the Diablo onslaught before all the Leone wise-guys are killed
The reward for completing the mission is $1,500 and unlocking the mission The Trouble With Triads for Salvatore Leone.
- Despite the mission being named "Sindacco Sabotage", the Sindaccos aren't seen or mentioned at all.
- The Leones eventually lost Hepburn Heights before Grand Theft Auto III, set three years after LCS took place; during GTA 3, it's Diablos' turf.
- Although Leones will not be auto-targeted, they can still be killed in the crossfire. Also, using the Molotov cocktail or other splash-damage-prone weapon is hazardous due to the need to keep as many Leones alive as possible.