query: when did the us first start using drones

pos: History of unmanned aerial vehicles 12, the Hewitt-Sperry Automatic Airplane, otherwise known as the "flying bomb" made its first flight, demonstrating the concept of an unmanned aircraft. They were intended for use as "aerial torpedoes" an early version of today's cruise missiles. Control was achieved using gyroscopes developed by Elmer Sperry of the Sperry Gyroscope Company. Later, in November 1917, the Automatic Airplane was flown for representatives of the US Army. This led the army to commission a project to build an "aerial torpedo", resulting in the Kettering Bug which first flew in 1918. While the Bug's revolutionary technology was successful, it was not in

neg: Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks was more equivocal: 56% of Americans support using drones to kill "high-level terrorists", 13% support using drones to kill "anyone associated with terrorists", 16% thought no one should be killed with drones, and 15% were not sure. Outside America, support for drones is far lower. A Pew Research study of 20 countries in 2012 found widespread international opposition to US drone killings. One reason for this is that there is a shortage of media coverage for drone strikes and the procedure involved with them. This can cause a sense of unease pertaining to the use of drones. The web aggregator

neg: Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks before the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, drone funding stood at around $284 million. By the fiscal year 2016, the Pentagon spent close to $3 billion on drones. Since their start 3,900 people have been killed in 422 strikes in Pakistan, where the drones are controlled by the Central Intelligence Agency. The controversy of drones stems from the American people’s concern of using advanced technologies to kill an enemy in foreign countries. Since drone strikes had been first used in Pakistan in 2008, members of the military have had differing views on the tactic. Supporters of drone strikes believe

neg: Star Fleet Universe or 12, and target starships could easily evade them while still threatening the ships that launched them. These slow drones made the Anchor tactic practically mandatory for the Kzintis, who relied on drones for most of their firepower. Just before the war's start, the speed-20 (type M or medium speed) drones appeared. These could still be evaded but were difficult to avoid while attacking the launcher starship. In Y180 the fastest type F or speed-32 drones began appearing in the war, and these proved devastatingly effective, though expensive. Many other drone improvements became available to the drone-using races: multi-warhead drones,

neg: DJI (company) into the White House's south lawn, in Washington, D.C.. DJI later set up a no-fly Geo-system according to prohibited airspace, and forced all drones to update the firmware. The new system will forbid flights getting closer or take off in restricted zones based on its GPS location. Several military organizations also utilize DJI products for aerial photography mission including the US Army, and DJI drones were the most widely used commercial unmanned aerial system that the US Army has employed. However, on August 2017, the United States Army published internal guidance regarding the banning of using DJI drones and parts

neg: Drones World Tour the audience during the shows. This set up was first used on November 17, 2015 in Mexico City at the start of the band's North America tour. The Arena tour dates prior in South America and Asia the band used their festival production. The show begins with spherical drones being launched from a space station-style grid at the top of arenas, and they later re-appear during the course of the concert. There are also retractable video screens using projection, a spherical 360 screen over the main central stage, and a giant inflatable device designed to look like a Reaper drone.

neg: Coalition combat operations in Afghanistan in 2008 soldiers. The Canadians covered the first leg and the British took over at a meeting point in the desert, using 50 BVS10 Viking armoured vehicles to escort the convoy. Hundreds of special forces troops went in first, sweeping the area and although difficult to verify, British commanders estimated more than 200 insurgents were killed- without any losses or injuries to NATO soldiers. British, Dutch, French and US aircraft, helicopters and unmanned drones provided aerial reconnaissance and fire support. On September 3, The war spilled over on to Pakistani territory for the first time when heavily armed commandos, believed to be

neg: Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula using the CIA's armed MQ-1 "Predator" drones to fight Al-Qaeda in Yemen. A CIA targeted killing drone strike killed Kamal Derwish, an American citizen, and a group of al-Qaida operatives (including Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi) in Yemen in November 2002. Drones became shorthand in Yemen for a weak government allowing foreign forces to have their way. On September 30, 2011, a US drone attack in Yemen resulted in the death of Anwar al-Awlaki, one of the group's leaders, and Samir Khan, the editor of "Inspire", its English-language magazine. Both were US citizens. The pace of US drone attacks quickened significantly

neg: Killer Queen (video game) times by attacks from either the Queen or the Warriors. An Economic Victory is achieved by using Drones to collect berries and place them in all the holes in their team's hive. Finally, a Snail Victory is achieved by using a Drone to ride a slow-moving snail at the bottom of the arena towards their team's goal. The snail can be slowed down upon eating enemy Drones, or can move more quickly when ridden by a Speed Drone. The first team to win a set number of matches wins. A new game in the Killer Queen series, titled "Killer Queen

neg: Passenger Drones Passenger Drones A Passenger Drone is a type of Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that carries passengers. The first Passenger Drone was introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2016 by Chinese entrepreneurs and is called the Ehang 184. The use of UAVs, or drones, has been popular in recent years. Once used primarily for recreation via remote control airplanes, drones are now used in military operations and for conducting research. Recently, commercial companies have explored using drones for the transport of merchandise. In January 2016, the first drone capable of carrying human cargo was introduced by Chinese entrepreneurs at CES

neg: Kingtec UAV Hang-Shi (长航时), meaning long endurance. CH001 has a wide tricycle landing gear system, indicating that it would operate from unprepared strips. Specification: As of end of 2014, two drones produced by Kingtec have been identified, and they are JTT-40 and JTT-60. Both drones are powered by turbojet engines, with the numbers in their respective names denoting the thrusts their engines deliver. In addition to being used a targets, these drones are also capable of performing reconnaissance missions when configured as spyplanes. When using as drones, the reconnaissance payload is replaced by Luneburg lens. The layout of JTT-60 and JTT-40 are

neg: Tom London (magician) dream of performing in Las Vegas. He has also performed for Richard James. In 2017 London delivered a keynote for WIRED magazine on combing technology and magic as an art form to explain the possibilities of VR, drones and robotics. He was a part of WIRED UK's Next Generation of tech innovators in their January 2018 issue. In the May 2018 issue London was featured for creating magic using AI and drones. Using an Amazon Echo to read peoples minds and programming drones to perform the three card monte card trick. When asked about his inspirations for creating magic with

neg: Hezbollah armed strength continued to use UAV technology. In 2005, the organization possibly had just three "Mirsad-1" UAVs, and the organization used drones in the 2006 Lebanon War and lost several. Since 2014, Hezbollah drones have also been involved in reconnaissance over the porous Lebanese-Syrian border. Hezbollah has demonstrated weaponized civilian drones, and claims to have first used them in September 2014. In 2015 Hezbollah was using COTS quadrocopter UAVs to spot artillery fire in Syria. Syria is the party's first intensive use of drones. Estimates for Hezbollah's total number of drones range from more than 10 to "dozens" to almost 200, not

neg: The Talos Principle if they are too close to the player and kill them, and wall-mounted turrets that will shoot down the player if they get close; if the player dies this way, they are reset to the start of the specific puzzle. Drones and turrets can be disabled using portable jammer units, which can also disable force-field walls that block the player's path. As the player collects sigils and completes more puzzles, new puzzle elements become available. Portable crystalline refractors allow the player to activate light-based switches. Boxes let the player climb to higher levels or to block the path of drones,

neg: Terrorism in Yemen the US military planned to fly drones over Yemen. "The Washington Post" reported that the US previously used a base in Djibouti to fly drones over Yemen. The "Wall Street Journal" reported that a US drone base in the Seychelles could be used to fly drones over Yemen. According to local residents and unnamed American and Yemeni government officials, on July 14, 2011 US manned aircraft (or drones) attacked and destroyed a police station in Mudiya, Abyan Province, which had been occupied by al-Qaeda militants. Yemeni media and government accounts conflicted on the number of fatalities, estimated at between 6

neg: Targeted killing percent of the people killed in airstrikes were not the intended targets." In a speech titled "The Ethics and Efficacy of the President's Counterterrorism Strategy" John O. Brennan, Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, outlined on 30 April 2012 at the Wilson Center the use of combat drones to kill members of al-Qaeda by the US Federal government under President Barack Obama. John Brennan acknowledged for the first time that the US government uses drones to kill selected members of al-Qaeda. He justified the use of drones both from domestic law and international law point of view.

neg: Drones (Muse album) UK. It remained at number one in the second week, selling 24,445 copies (996 from streaming), bringing total sales to 97,308. It sold 1,100,000 copies worldwide in 2015 and was the 19th best-selling album of the year. By 2016, it had sold approximately 170,000 copies in UK, 230,000 copies in the US, and 192,000 copies in France. "Drones" debuted at number one the US "Billboard" 200 chart in the week ending 14 June, earning 84,200 album-equivalent units in its first week (including 79,400 copies on traditional sales, 26,000 on single sales and 3.3 million on single streams), surpassing estimations. "Drones"

neg: Apis nigrocincta not accept alien queens when queens of the same species are present, although there is no evidence that alien queens mate with "A. nigrocincta" drones. When a mother queen leaves the nest in a prime swarm, the first emerged queen will start “piping” by pressing her thorax on the surface of the comb and vibrating, causing a piping sound. Her fully developed sisters will also vibrate their thoraxes, creating a “tooting” sound. As long as these sounds continue, the younger queens will remain in their cells. Only after the next swarm will the next queen emerge and start the cycle

neg: Conservation Drones performance of new technology makes drones more useful for conservation applications. Conservation Drones is working with manufacturing companies to make UAVs more affordable for environmental and conservation groups. Conservation Drones can range in a variety of sizes depending on application and climate severity. The idea of Conservation Drones emerged in 2011, as two conservationist, Lian Pin Koh and Serge Wich met in Zurich discussing the challenges of wildlife conservation in Southeast Asia. By 2012, They built a prototyped and did its first field test in North Sumatra, Indonesia, which lead to the co-founding of ConservationDrones.org as an open source forum

neg: Drone in box been a focus of interest for militaries as a less expensive and less dangerous alternative to human-led communications, resupply, and offensive missions. In January 2017, the Department of Defense and Strategic Capabilities Office completed a successful demonstration of an autonomous “swarm” of “micro-drones” at China Lake, California. In February 2017, the US Marine Corps ran a drone in box trial to test the viability of using both autonomous helicopters and smaller drones to resupply front-line troops without the need for a human pilot. Autonomous, drone in box systems have been used to survey the progress of construction and capture visuals

neg: Devil Dinosaur walk when Hulk appears. When the two start fighting, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur manage to contain them while protecting the civilians, until both of them are left unconscious. Meanwhile, Doctor Doom is surprised to discover that Moon Girl is considered the smartest person on Earth and vows to prove himself superior. During science class, Lunella is attacked by robot drones until she is saved by Riri Williams. They follow the drones to a nearby alley, where Moon Girl encounters Doctor Doom. After Doom escapes, Moon Girl and Ironheart go to Moon Girl's secret lab, where they discover that the

neg: HyperNormalisation hence does nothing to challenge their beliefs. Despite this, Occupy Wall Street emerges in an attempt to disrupt the system by imitating the leaderless system that the internet was once imagined to become. Using a similar method, the Egyptian revolution of 2011 commenced. Britain, France and the US turn their backs on Muammar Gaddafi once Libyans rise up against him. The US drops bombs using drones, and then footage is shown of Gaddafi being captured by rebels. Neither Occupy Wall Street nor the Arab Spring turn out very well for the revolutionaries. In Russia, Vladimir Putin and his cabinet of

neg: Mating yard beekeeper will replenish the workers in a mating nuc by shaking additional bees into mating nucs when their population is running low. Drone producing hives produce abnormally large numbers of drones. By using drone foundation in the brood nest a beekeeper can produce a large drone population to saturate the Drone Congregation area with drones of a given stock. Saturating the drone congregation area improves the odds that the queen will mate with drones of a particular lineage, but does not guarantee it. This method of mating is called "open mating." Once a queen is mated and the beekeeper observes

neg: Ramjet (Transformers) his new Allspark Cube online. Although the cube failed to function Starscream did not have time to find out why as Dreadwing made his bid to overthrow the Decepticons using his army of drones. Most Decepticons sided with Dreadwing, except Thundercracker, who remained loyal to his leader. Crosshairs beheaded Ramjet and the Autobots were able to deactivate the drones as Starscream overcame Dreadwing's remaining forces, including Divebomb. Note - The appearance of Ramjet is modified in the IDW Publishing stories so that his head more resembles movie's alien style than the movie toy and his Cybertronian alternate mode. All toys

neg: Draganflyer X6 Police Department. An official from the police department stated that the drones would only be used in limited cases such as hostage situations and that they would not be used to spy on law-abiding citizens. However, this did not stop criticism from the American Civil Liberties Union, which questioned whether the marginal benefits of the drones justified their serious threat to privacy. On October 31, 2014, Los Angeles City Council instructed Los Angeles Police Department to create a drone policy in order to move forth with using their Draganflyer X6. In February 2014, the Federal Aviation Administration allowed the Grand

neg: Helmand province campaign Afghan soldiers. The Canadians covered the first leg and the British took over at a meeting point in the desert, using 50 BVS10 Viking armoured vehicles to escort the convoy. Hundreds of special forces troops went in first, sweeping the area and although difficult to verify, British commanders estimated more than 200 insurgents were killed - without any losses or injuries to NATO soldiers. British, Dutch, French and US aircraft, helicopters and unmanned drones provided aerial reconnaissance and fire support. In August 2008, the Taliban began operating closer to the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah, attacking government positions in Marja

neg: Yuneec International a safer way of collecting health data from whales. Rather than using biopsy darts, Ocean Alliance began using Yuneec drones outfitted with petri dishes to retrieve samples. One of Yuneec's drones, the Typhoon Q500+, was seized by the police in June 2016 when its operator was flying it near the White House. The operator crashed a drone on The Ellipse near the White House in October 2015. Yuneec released the Typhoon H in July 2016. The drone used the Intel RealSense 3D depth camera technology which tracks depth and human motion. The SkyView FPV headset was released in August 2016.

neg: Moon Girl (Marvel Comics) vision of herself in the future, where she is approached by Earth's smartest heroes. After school, she is approached by the Thing, who takes her for a walk when Hulk appears. When the two start fighting, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur manage to contain them while protecting the civilians, until both of them are left unconscious. Meanwhile, Doctor Doom is surprised to discover that Moon Girl is considered the smartest person on Earth and vows to prove himself superior. During science class, Lunella is attacked by robot drones until she is saved by Riri Williams. They follow the drones to

neg: Regulation of UAVs in the United States by the FAA, in the first program of its kind to test camera-equipped drones for news gathering and reporting purposes. CNN has partnered with the Georgia Tech Research Institute to collect data for the program. The FAA said it will analyze the information to develop rules about using drones for news gathering. On February 15, 2015, The FAA announced that up to seven thousand businesses could get approval to fly drones two years from now under proposed rules by the FAA. On Sunday the White House also issued a presidential directive that mandates federal agencies for the first time to

neg: Cluedo competitive game. Adjusting with the times, in 1979 US TV commercials a detective, resembling a bumbling Inspector Clouseau from the popular "Pink Panther" film franchise, looks for clues. In 1986, the marketing slogan added "Classic Detective Game" which persists through the last 2002/2003 edition. In the UK, Cluedo did not start using "The Great Detective Game" marketing slogan until the mid-1950s, which it continued using until the 2000 edition when it adopted the "Classic Detective Game" slogan. However, in the mid-1950s Waddingtons also adopted a Sherlock Holmes-type detective to adorn their box covers for a brief time, though unlike the

neg: British Aircraft Company Drone down in 1937, after 33 Drones had been completed. The Drone became popular with private owners. Col. the Master of Sempill startled the aviation world in April 1936, when he flew Drone G-ADPJ from Croydon Airport to Berlin in 11 hours flying time on 14 gallons of petrol. The return took him nine hours. Two Drones flew over 40,000 miles with C.W.A. Scott's air display team. During the Second World War, a camouflaged Drone de Luxe was unofficially flown by pilots of No. 609 Squadron on duck-shooting sorties using a 12-bore shot gun and a ring-and-bead sight. Eight Drones survived

neg: Contents of the United States diplomatic cables leak (United Arab Emirates) supporting the Taliban. Diplomats in the UAE revealed that Mohammed bin Zayed, Abdullah II of Jordan and the UK's Prince Andrew, Duke of York, are "close friends" that "frequently hunt — in Morocco and Tanzania". UAE military officials have pressured the US to aquire Predator B drones to be used in countering Iran citing that Iran is known to be developing its own drones. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed told US General John Abizaid "That's why we need it first...give me Predator B". In a cable leak, then US ambassador to UAE Richard G. Olson described Mohammed bin Zayed as "The

neg: Drone strikes in Pakistan we want to keep those weapons classified? If the American government insists on our true cooperation, then they should also be helping us in fighting those terrorists", said Said Nadeem. Pakistan President Zardari has also requested that Pakistan be given control over the drones, but this has been rejected by the US who are worried that Pakistanis will leak information about targets to militants. In December 2009 Pakistan's Defence minister Ahmad Mukhtar acknowledged that Americans were using Shamsi Airfield but stated that Pakistan was not satisfied with payments for using the facility. In December 2010 the CIA's Station Chief in

neg: Airmageddon Airmageddon Airmageddon is a British-Canadian children's technological game show that aired on CBBC from 20 February to 18 December 2016 and is hosted by Will Best and Rachel Stringer. The show involves teams of children using radio-controlled drones. "Airmageddon" follows a similar format to the Gauntlet/Trial/Arena format of the first and second series of "Robot Wars". The show followed eight heats, two semi-finals and a grand final. The referee of the Airena, he announces the start of a challenge and makes sure that things are kept in order. A pig-shaped drone who demonstrates how each challenge is done. He'll also

neg: Steven Stalinsky something you can now do." The website "MeriTalk.com" quoted a report authored by Stalinsky for an article describing how drones are being outfitted with explosives by ISIS [Islamic State] and other terrorist groups to carry out attacks. Quoting the report, "ISIS has carried out drone attacks on a nearly daily basis, and releasing videos and still photos of these attacks ... ISIS is using drones to drop small bombs onto Iraqi security forces and civilians ... Hizbullah (Hezbollah) too, has learned how to weaponize surveillance drones... As Jihadis [Islamic terrorists] began using drones, they also began to share technology with

neg: Materially engineered artificial pollinators bee's hairy skin by using horse hair coated with the gel. The team flew the 4 × 4 cm sized mechanical bees over pink-leaved Japanese lilies (Lilium japonicum), letting them absorb the pollen. The drones were then flown to a second flower, where grains were deposited to artificially pollinate the plants, causing them to begin the process of generating seeds. This did not occur with control drones (without the gel and hair). Miyako states that "the findings, which will have applications for agriculture and robotics, among others, could lead to the development of artificial pollinators and help counter the problems

neg: Ryan Model 147 continued to fly high-altitude missions in parallel with the Model 147H drones until the 147Gs were phased out in August 1967. Despite losses, the survivability of Model 147H drones did prove to be better than that of the 147B and 147G. The U.S. Air Force also pursued a refined solution for the low-altitude reconnaissance mission, and "refinement" meant balancing optimization for the mission against cost. Strategic Air Command's Buffalo Hunter program was implemented to conduct low altitude photographic reconnaissance in Southeast Asia using unmanned aircraft, particularly for time-sensitive targets such as military airfields and suspected SAM sites in North Vietnam.

neg: History of unmanned aerial vehicles drones derived from the Firebee, the Ryan Model 147 Lightning Bug series, were used by the US to spy on North Vietnam, Communist China, and North Korea in the 1960s and early 1970s. The Lightning Bugs were not the only long-range reconnaissance drones developed in the 1960s. The US developed other, more specialized reconnaissance drones: the Ryan "Model 154", the Ryan and Boeing "Compass Copes", and the Lockheed D-21, all of which were more or less cloaked in secrecy. The USSR also developed a number of reconnaissance drones, though since many programs the Soviets pursued were cloaked in secrecy, details

neg: Liam Young of the city and seek out a hidden rave party in the abandoned industrial factories of Detroit. The film features an original soundtrack by DJ Stingray, former tour DJ for Detroit electronic band Drexciya. Young directed "In the Robot Skies" the first fiction film produced using autonomous preprogrammed drones. In the film, government surveillance drones follow two characters through the towers of a future London public housing estate. Seen through the eyes of the flying cameras the film tells the story of a young woman who has hacked one of the drones and uses it to pass love letters to

neg: Steven Stalinsky each other–including technology they obtained from U.S. drones. A "Discover" article describes how ISIS [Islamic State] used weaponized drones to carry out attacks, as shown by drone footage noted in a report by Stalinsky. Commenting on the report, he said the footage appears to show the first “offensive drone able to carry bombs, albeit small ones.” He added that Islamic terrorist groups have been using drone technology that they buy online and modify for their own needs. A "Fast Company" article noted the banning of drones around military sites in the United States and quoted Stalinsky on the use of

neg: Passenger drone Passenger drone A passenger drone (also known as a drone taxi, flying taxi, or pilotless helicopter) is a type of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that carries passengers. The first passenger drone was introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2016 by Chinese entrepreneurs and is called the Ehang 184. The use of UAVs, or drones, has been popular in recent years. Once used primarily for recreation by hobbyists, drones are now used in military operations and for conducting research. More recently, commercial companies have explored using drones to transport merchandise. Since 2011, several commercial developers and amateur builders have conducted

neg: DJI (company) in the army for security reasons. DJI’s Public Relations Manager, Michael Perry expressed surprise and disappointment after the memo was released. A U.S. Army spokesperson responses to media and claim that the guidance is still undergoing a review. Although US Army has stopped using DJI products, other branches of the US military such as the US Marines are still fielding DJI product as commercial photography platform. On November 17, 2017, Ars Technica reported a security breach of private customer data at DJI. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found no evidence showing DJI drones attempts to transfer data from the aircraft.

neg: Unmanned combat aerial vehicle is seen as a "dead end job". In 2013 a Fairleigh Dickinson University poll asked registered voters whether they "approve or disapprove of the U.S. Military using drones to carry out attacks abroad on people and other targets deemed a threat to the U.S.?" The results showed that three in every four (75%) of voters approved of the U.S. Military using drones to carry out attacks, while (13%) disapproved. A poll conducted by the Huffington Post in 2013 also showed a majority supporting targeted killings using drones, albeit by a smaller margin. A 2015 poll showed Republicans and men are

neg: The Fat of the Land (short story) The Fat of the Land (short story) "The Fat of the Land" is a short story by British comic writer P. G. Wodehouse. The story is part of the Drones Club canon. First published in the US in "This Week" in November 1958, the story was included in the 1959 collection "A Few Quick Ones". The story features two recurring Drones Club characters, Freddie Widgeon and Oofy Prosser. Freddie Widgeon introduces the Drones Club Fat Uncles sweepstakes in the story, and Oofy Prosser tries to win the prize money. Freddie Widgeon starts a Fat Uncles sweepstakes, in which the names

neg: Operation Herrick using 50 BvS 10 Viking armoured vehicles to escort the convoy. Hundreds of special forces troops went in first, sweeping the area and although difficult to verify, British commanders estimated that more than 200 insurgents were killed, without any NATO casualties. British BAe Harrier GR9 and AgustaWestland Apaches, Dutch, French and US aircraft, helicopters and unmanned drones provided aerial reconnaissance and fire support. The turbine was never installed. During Operation Herrick a wide variety of equipment was used by the British Army: At the 24 July 2015, British forces had suffered 454 fatalities. 404 fatalities are classed as "KIA", and

neg: Boko Haram One army commander later died of his wounds. On 12 October, the first 90 of a proposed deployment of 300 US troops arrived in the region to assist with training, reconnaissance and airborne intelligence using Predator drones. On 16 October, more than six security vehicles were transferred to the Cameroon military. An AFRICOM spokesman said that increased cooperation had led them "to study the viability of ISR flights from a temporary location in Cameroon". The deployment is "totally separate and distinct" from operations in Chad and Niger, where 250 and 85 personnel, respectively, are conducting missions including ISR and training.

neg: Quadcopter floods, protests and wars. Some media outlets and newspapers are using drones to capture photography of celebrities. In December 2013, the Deutsche Post gathered international media attention with the project Parcelcopter, in which the company tested the shipment of medical products by drone delivery. Using a Microdrones md4-1000 quadrocopter, packages were flown from a pharmacy across the Rhine River. It was the first civilian package delivery via drones. Quadcopters are being used for a wide variety of humanitarian applications from disaster relief to animal conservation. During Hurricane Harvey, many drone pilots with quadcopters at their disposal descended on the city

neg: Delivery drone was equipped with a parachute to slow the speed of the fall in an emergency, offering a greater level of safety. The delivery of cargo using the drone was carried out at the Inage Seaside Park in Chiba City, Japan and adjacent sea area. In December 2016, Amazon made its first drone delivery using a drone in the United Kingdom. In China, JD.com has been aggressively developing its drone capabilities. As of June 2017, JD.com had seven different types of delivery drones in testing or operation across four provinces in China (Beijing, Sichuan, Shaanxi and Jiangsu). The drones are capable

neg: Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks Drones are used by the military in situations where manned flight is considered too risky or difficult. The United States Air Force has drones that range from small intelligence drones to surveillance drones and large spy planes. The drones are unmanned, but they have a pilot. Trained crew steer the craft through cameras that send back what they see. The military began using these crafts to strike suspected militants in Pakistan’s tribal areas under President George W Bush, but the use of drones has almost doubled since the Obama administration took office. The year

neg: Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks US soil. They also collectively disapprove of killing a suspected terrorist who is a US citizen on US soil using drones. The same group of people were asked the question "Do you think the president of the United States, on his own, should be able to authorize the use of deadly force, such as a drone strike, to kill a suspected terrorist who is a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil?" This question was asked while Barack Obama was in office. The public answered by 32% of people saying yes, 63% of people saying no, and 5% of people saying they

neg: Drones (Beavis and Butt-Head) controlling drone planes in Afghanistan (the local villagers are speaking Dari). They start wreaking havoc around the city (Butt-Head) and in Afghanistan (Beavis) while looking for prostitutes, still thinking they are playing a video game. They manage to scare civilians around the world and destroy some property. Not succeeding in finding prostitutes, they eventually get bored of the "game" and leave the Drone Control Room, after which a drone crashes into and destroys the Highland High school bus and two other drones crash into a foreign field. The lazy drone trainee, whose return to his job was delayed when he

neg: New York Mercantile Exchange the large Middle East producers. It took almost a year to get the first US "majors" to start trading, but several "majors" did not start for almost 5 years. The initial resistance from the OPEC producers was almost impossible to break through, although some finally gave in, among the first being Venezuela. The rumors on the floor at that time were the Arab producers would trade gold futures as a proxy for oil prices (since the Arabs were major purchasers of gold and would buy more when their pockets were filled by rising oil prices, and conversely sell when oil

neg: Drones Club Club for its swimming pool's ropes and rings. The fictional Drones barman, McGarry, has the same surname as the Buck's first bartender, a Mr McGarry (Buck's barman from 1919 to 1941, credited with creating the Buck's Fizz and Sidecar cocktails). However Evelyn Waugh declared that the Drones did not resemble any real club in 1920s London. A real club has been based at 40 Dover Street since 1893, The Arts Club. Other gentlemen's clubs which have existed on Dover Street but are now dissolved include the Bath Club, the Junior Naval and Military Club, and the Scottish Club, as well

neg: Immortality (Fringe) an interview with "Entertainment Weekly" a week after "Immortality" aired. He explained "I'm a positive person in general, but we really need our "Fringe" fans to tune in and watch us on Fridays. We did good when we first moved, but last week we did not have a good week, ratings wise. It is going to take the people that like the show to watch the show and start the campaign and show their support if they want to see us stick around for another season." "Immortality" generally received positive reviews from television critics. Noel Murray of "The A.V. Club"

neg: NESCOM Burraq politicization of the US UCAV strikes in the country, the Burraq program is thought to have picked up its speed in secrecy. In 2012, China offered to help by selling Pakistan armed drones it had developed, but questions were raised about the capabilities of the drones. The first few models of the Burraq were only capable of surveillance and intelligence gathering, and lacked any offensive combat capability. Some of these early models were used by the Pakistani military to track down militants. The first combat capable version of the Burraq was first publicly demonstrated in March 2015. The Burraq is

neg: Secret ballot do so in 1891, when it quit using an oral ballot. But seven states did not have government-printed ballots until the 20th century; South Carolina created them in 1950 and Georgia in 1922. The first city to start using the Australian ballot in the United States was Louisville, Kentucky, using a ballot drafted by Lewis Naphtali Dembitz, the uncle of and inspiration for future Supreme Court associate justice Louis Brandeis, and the first state to adopt the Australian ballot was Massachusetts. For this reason it is also known as the "Massachusetts ballot". In the U.S., voting by secret ballot was

neg: Unmanned aerial vehicle use. Consumer drones are also widely used by military organizations worldwide because of the cost-effective nature of consumer product. In 2018, Israeli military started to use DJI Mavic and Matrice series of UAV for light reconnaissance mission since the civilian drones are easier to use and have higher reliability. DJI drones is also the most widely used commercial unmanned aerial system that the US Army has employed. Lighted drones are beginning to be used in nighttime displays for artistic and advertising purposes. The AIA reports large cargo and passengers drones should be certified and introduced over the next 20 years.

neg: New Zealand Police Armour (SRBA) based on a design similar to that used by United Kingdom Police with a ballistics vest able to be worn over the stab vest. In 2012, the police began using drones also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. By 2013, drones had been used only twice; in one case a drone was used in a criminal investigation and led to charges being laid in court. Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff said "organisations using drones needed good privacy policies – or possibly a warrant". The police operate one dedicated air unit – the Eagle helicopter based in Auckland at Mechanics Bay.

neg: Electropermanent magnet was a science experiment that failed, and they are moving on.” Gripping systems for drones have been developed using electro permanent magnets. for drones have been starting to use EPM for their configuration. Nicadrone is an startup company that is creating module circuits to integrate to commercial available drones for pickup and delivery of packages remotely. Related Videos: Using a dice of six sides and in each side include an EPM is the concept behind this Pebbles robots that are capable of interpret a simple shape and reproduce it by selecting which blocks must be attached to the other. Related

neg: Brett Velicovich retail chain focusing entirely on drones, Expert Drones. In May 2017, multiple news agencies reported that Velicovich had traveled into Mogadishu, Somalia to train the Somali government on using off-the-shelf consumer drones to find members of al-shabaab and uncover roadside bombs. The drones had been donated to the government by his team to help combat the widespread terrorist attacks plaguing the country. In June 2017, CBS News reported that Velicovich had spent years hunting the leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, with drones. At one point, Velicovich's team had missed al-Baghdadi by mere minutes after tracking him to a house

neg: Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks the U.S. public supported air strikes from both manned and unmanned at similar rates. Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks Drones are used by the military in situations where manned flight is considered too risky or difficult. The United States Air Force has drones that range from small intelligence drones to surveillance drones and large spy planes. The drones are unmanned, but they have a pilot. Trained crew steer the craft through cameras that send back what they see. The military began using these crafts to strike suspected militants in Pakistan’s tribal areas under President George W Bush, but the

neg: Rick Darling using Wood and Gary Cosier as openers. They failed to put on a strong opening stand and when Darling scored 85 and 82 against NSW he was recalled for the second test, with Cosier dropped down the order. " "I'm happy that we now have two experienced opening batsmen in Wood and Rick Darling, and I am confident that they will be able to give us a sound start,"" said captain Graham Yallop. This did not turn out to be the case with Darling only scoring 25 (run out) and 5. He made 19 and 41 for South Australia against

neg: Drone strikes in Pakistan CIA direction in the Afghanistan/Pakistan area of operations. The drones are flown by United States Air Force pilots located at an unnamed base in the United States. US Department of Defense armed drones, which also sometimes take part in strikes on terrorist targets, are flown by US Air Force pilots located at Creech Air Force Base and Holloman Air Force Base. The CIA drones are operated by an office called the Pakistan-Afghanistan Department, which operates under the CIA's Counterterrorism Center (CTC), based at CIA's headquarters in Langley, Virginia. As of September 2011, the CTC had about 2,000 people on staff.

neg: Aafia Siddiqui excerpts from a bombmaking manual, a one-gigabyte digital media storage device that contained over 500 electronic documents (including correspondence referring to attacks by "cells", describing the US as an enemy, and discussing recruitment of "jihadists" and training), maps of Ghazni and the provincial governor's compounds and nearby mosques, and photos of members of the Pakistani military. Other notes described various ways to attack enemies, including by destroying reconnaissance drones, using underwater bombs, and using gliders. She also had "numerous chemical substances in gel and liquid form that were sealed in bottles and glass jars", according to the later complaint against

neg: The Fat of the Land (short story) the US magazine "This Week" on 2 November 1958, with illustrations by James Williamson. This story was included as the fourth story in the first American edition of the collection "A Few Quick Ones", and the first story featured in the English edition of that collection. "The Fat of the Land" was also included in the 1982 short story collection, "Tales from the Drones Club". The Fat of the Land (short story) "The Fat of the Land" is a short story by British comic writer P. G. Wodehouse. The story is part of the Drones Club canon. First published in

neg: Public opinion about U.S. drone attacks were unsure (margin of error of 3). In February 2013, Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind poll conducted a study to measure U.S. public opinion on the use of drones. The study was conducted nationwide, and it asked registered voters whether they "approve or disapprove of the U.S. Military using drones to carry out attacks abroad on people and other targets deemed a threat to the U.S.?" The results showed that three in every four (75%) of voters approved of the U.S. military using drones to carry out attacks, while (13%) disapproved. Another poll in February 2013 conducted by the Huffington Post

neg: Delivery drone customers around select cities in China. In March 2015, Shenzhen-based SF Express started providing delivery services with Xaircraft drones in China. On the 13th March 2015, in Sheffield, UK-based FPS Distribution completed the first commercial delivery in the United Kingdom using a UAV. In May 2015, CJ Express announced a partnership with the Ministry of Public Safety and Security for disaster relief, becoming the first private company in South Korea to operate delivery drones. In March 2016, Flirtey conducted the first fully autonomous FAA approved drone delivery in an urban setting in the U.S. In April 2016, a joint project

neg: Parthenogenesis egg cell. In polyploid obligate parthenogens like the whiptail lizard, all the offspring are female. In many hymenopteran insects such as honeybees, female eggs are produced sexually, using sperm from a drone father, while the production of further drones (males) depends on the queen (and occasionally workers) producing unfertilised eggs. This means that females (workers and queens) are always diploid, while males (drones) are always haploid, and produced parthenogenetically. Facultative parthenogenesis is the term for when a female can produce offspring either sexually or via asexual reproduction. Facultative parthenogenesis is extremely rare in nature, with only a few examples of

neg: Shadowrun Returns reloading, or using a spell or item. Each character carries up to three weapons and can switch between them at no AP cost. Weapons are divided into ranged combat (pistols, sub-machine guns, shotguns, and rifles) and close combat types. Weapons also have different attacks, depending on the weapon itself and the character's skill with said weapon. Ammunition is unlimited but ranged weapons need to be reloaded when their magazines are emptied. Riggers can equip drones the same way as weapons, taking manual control of them during combat. While this gives the Rigger less AP, the drones are capable of attacking

neg: Drone journalism questions in drone journalism debates have already been raised with regard to journalistic use of telephoto lenses and helicopters. The article quotes Waite, "We keep asking ourselves: Is this a new ethical problem, or an old ethical problem with new technology?" In an effort to professionalize the journalistic practice of using drones, Schroyer and the members of DroneJournalism.org are seeking to create a drone journalism code of ethics, including appeals for use of drones only when there is no safer method of procuring the information needed. This code does hold, however, that violation of state laws and FAA regulations may

neg: Mola (art form) sewn using cloth bought from the European settlers of Panamá. Molas have their origin in body painting. Only after colonization by the Spanish and contact with missionaries did the Guna start to transfer their traditional geometric designs on fabric, first by painting directly on the fabric and later by using the technique of reverse appliqué. It is not known for certain when this technique was first used. It is assumed that the oldest molas are between 150 and 170 years old. As an inspiration for their designs, the Guna first used the geometrical patterns which have been used for body

neg: Loran-C the ambiguity. Among the many methods were a directional broadcast systems known as POPI, and a variety of systems combining pulse-timing for low-accuracy navigation and then using phase-comparison for fine adjustment. Decca themselves had set aside one frequency, "9f", for testing this concept, but did not have the chance to do so until much later. Similar concepts were also used in the experimental Navarho system in the US. It was known from the start of the LORAN project that the same CRT displays that showed the LORAN pulses could, when suitably magnified, also show the individual waves of the intermediate

neg: Operation Juniper Shield remainder conduct a surveillance drone mission out of Niamey that helps out the French in Mali and other regional countries in the fight against the terrorists, and less than a hundred US Army Special Forces soldiers are also advising and assisting Niger's military to build up their fighting capability to counter the terrorists. CNN reported that following the Tongo Tongo ambush in October 2017, which left 4 US soldiers killed, the government of Niger granted the US military the authority to arm its drones in Niger; the US military had been seeking the authority to arm its drones in Niger

neg: James Heller the US Embassy and taken hostages. Speaking to Jack directly, Heller is told that the drone pilot is innocent and that a terrorist named Margot Al-Harazi has the ability to hack into the drones. At the advice of his Chief of Staff Mark Boudreau, Heller orders an assault to take control of the hostages. After receiving confirmation Margot has the ability to control the drones, Heller orders the entire American drone fleet grounded. Before the drones can be grounded, Margot takes control of several drones and releases a video accusing Heller of killing 26 children in the drone strike that

neg: Operation Anarchist Cyprus, with RAF Menwith Hill, a joint US-British satellite surveillance base in Britain, also participating. The Israeli Air Force's UAV fleet was its primary target. Encrypted video transmissions between drones and their bases were intercepted from Troodos and analyzed using powerful advanced computing systems, as well as the open-source software tools ImageMagick and AntiSky, which allow users to patiently sort through the pixels in order to decrypt them. This was the preferred method over using the massive computing power it would have taken to unscramble the encrypted signals in near real time. Some images were clearer than others, as the

neg: Solid-state laser Mirek Stevenson at IBM's laboratories in Yorktown Heights (US) achieved lasing at 2.5 µm shortly after Maiman's ruby laser. The U.S. Army is preparing to test a truck-mounted laser system using a 58 kW fiber laser. The scalability of the laser opens up use on everything from drones to massive ships at different levels of power. The new laser puts 40 percent of available energy into its beam, which is considered very high for solid-state lasers. Since more and more military vehicles and trucks are using advanced hybrid engine and propulsion systems that produce electricity for applications like lasers the

neg: Drone strike hearing that "We do know that terrorist organizations have an interest in using drones...We have seen that overseas already with some frequency. I think that the expectation is that it is coming here, imminently." Drone strike A drone strike is typically where an unmanned combat aerial vehicle fires a missile at a target. The drone may be equipped with such weapons as an air-to-surface missile, air-to-air missile, or other types of precision-guided munitions. Since the turn of the century, most drone strikes have been carried out by the US military in such countries as Pakistan and Yemen using air-to-surface missiles.

neg: Buckfast bee m. anatoliaca" queen x "Buckfast" drones; "Buckfast" queen x "A. m. carnica" or "A. m. cecropia" drones; "A. m. cecropia" queen x "Buckfast" or "A. m. carnica" drones. But the following was found to maximize the swarming instinct: "A. m. mellifera" or "A. m. intermissa" or "A. m. carnica" queens x "Buckfast" drones. A breeding project was begun in the Netherlands in 2014 by Stichting Arista Bee Research, with the goal of producing a Varroa resistant bee, by using Single Drone Insemination to enhance the Varroa Sensitive Hygiene (VSH) behavior. By importing semen in 2013 from VSH colonies in the

neg: Operation Anarchist new Israeli technological capabilities. In addition to footage from drone cameras, the operation also tracked the movements of Israeli drones, using the transmissions drones sent off to update their bases on their location. Satellite surveillance systems at Menwith Hill were used to intercept transmissions between Israeli drones and satellites, capturing 20 separate videos in all. Training missions, as well as operations over the Golan Heights were monitored, with Israeli preparations for a possible strike on Iran watched extremely closely. One leaked report noted that Israeli drones were also being monitored due to Israeli UAV exports to many other countries, and

neg: Cleveland-class cruiser would be built as opposed to 17 "Baltimore"-class cruisers. The fleet was complaining bitterly about the slow rate of fire. The US Navy in the 1930s began to deploy drones to use as targets for anti-aircraft targets. These drones could dive to simulate dive bombers and could be used simulate torpedo bombers as well. The results were dismaying to the fleet when the results came in. Without fire control directors and computers, the ships of the fleet would be almost helpless against the density of aircraft attack they envisioned the future war bringing. The mechanical computers alone could weigh up

neg: Seychelles–United States relations leak a 2009 cable revealed that US drones carried out missions over Somalia and the Horn of Africa from the Seychelles. (see United States drone base in Seychelles) According to Seychelles officials the drones also track pirates in regional waters. Seychelles–United States relations Seychelles – United States relations are bilateral relations between Seychelles and the United States. The year 1963 marked the beginning of an official U.S. presence in Seychelles when the U.S. Air Force Tracking Station was built and put into operation on Mahé. The USAF Tracking Station facilities were situated on land that was leased from the Seychelles

neg: Hypersonic flight became the first human to travel at hypersonic speed, during the world's first piloted orbital flight. Soon after, in May 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American and second person to achieve hypersonic flight when his capsule reentered the atmosphere at a speed above Mach 5 at the end of his suborbital flight over the Atlantic Ocean. In November, 1961, Air Force Major Robert White flew the X-15 research airplane at speeds over Mach 6. According to Air Force Chief Scientist, Dr. Greg Zacharias, the US anticipates having hypersonic weapons by the 2020s, hypersonic drones by the 2030s and recoverable

neg: Ryan Model 147 camera payload featuring a front-to-back scan camera, a side-to-side scan camera and a new paint job. The high-altitude Lightning Bugs had been painted black which is a high-visibility color at low altitude. Model 147Js were painted gray on top and white underneath. The fast-moving 147J drones streaked low over the ground, making them difficult targets and increasing their odds of returning from a mission. Up to that time the drones had parachuted to the ground when they returned, but were often damaged by the impact; the USAF then came up with a retrieval method using a big Sikorsky CH-3E helicopter

neg: Brood (comics) deal with Mister Knife to takeover Spartax and use the entire planet as hosts. The plot is foiled once Kitty Pryde is cosmically powered by The Black Vortex and banishes the Brood from the planet. Dario Agger and Roxxon Energy Corporation managed to obtain some Brood. Using some parasites on some wolves, Dario Agger and one of his scientists sent them to track down Weapon H. When Weapon H slayed them, Dario Agger had Brood Drones, Brood-infected Space Sharks, and a Brood-infected human riding an Acanti into attacking Weapon H. After the Brood Drones and Brood-Space Sharks are slain and

neg: Agricultural drone of agricultural drones, the FAA quickly retracted such encouragement, pending new rules and regulations. With incidents such as drones crashing into crop dusters, it was vital for the FAA and the AFBF (American Farm Bureau Federation) to agree on regulations that would allow the beneficial use of such drones in a safe and efficient manner. Although the American Farm Bureau Federation would like small adjustments to some of the restrictions that have been implemented, they are happy that the agricultural industry can actually use this new machinery without the worry of facing any legal issues. Other companies might start flying

neg: Scaptotrigona mexicana based on olfactory signals. A drone of this species can distinguish a physogastric and virgin queen due to the compounds in the queens head. The queens have been noted to have 2 alcohols and 2 nonanols that distinguish them from the drones as a queen ready for reproduction. The abdomen of the virgin queens specifically maintain compounds to attract drones. Queens of these species are monandrous and have a single mate in the start of a colony cycle. "S. mexicana" specifically creates drone congregations in order to avoid inbreeding. In this species it is noted that drones are composed of

neg: Perdix (drone) of the militarized Perdix drones was conducted by the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School in September 2014 over Edwards Air Force Base. The drones were placed in the flare canisters of F-16 Fighting Falcon and deployed to operate at a lower altitude. A year later, in September 2015, 90 Perdix missions were flown over Alaska to test maritime surveillance capabilities. In October 2016, 103 Perdix drones were dropped from three F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets in a joint effort with the US Naval Air Systems Command over their base at China Lake, California. As with earlier tests, the drones

neg: Regulation of unmanned aerial vehicles northern parts of Seoul, where key government offices are clustered. Areas around military installations and nuclear power plants are also no-fly zones. All type of drones, except toy drones that are under 250 grams, have to be registered with the Civil Aviation Authority. The regulations cover nearly all forms of drone use from commercial and recreational to scientific. Drone users who failed to register their drones by 9 January 2018 could face up to five years in jail or a 100,000 baht (US$3100) fine. The U.K.'s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has stated that it will require non-military drones larger than

neg: US signals intelligence in the Cold War (Vietnam) based RB-47H ELINT aircraft and drones, originally planned for Cuba, was tried again in 1964, but without the blip-enhancing electronics that would make the North Vietnamese think it was a U-2. The North Vietnamese did not take the bait. Eventually, in 1966, the North Vietnamese shot down a drone, but everything worked and the entire electronic score of the SA-2 symphony was recorded. Some of the first airborne SIGINT platforms were C-130 QUEEN BEEs, operational by early 1965. They flew two monitoring orbits, one over northwest Thailand and the other over the Gulf of Tonkin. Apparently, there was never

neg: Puch Magnum and Newport models. The Puch Maxi is a moped fitted with a single cylinder, 50cc, two stroke engine . The engine produced around 2 hp and could propel the rider at speeds of 28 mph (48 km/h). It was started using the pedals which could be engaged and disengaged from the engine via a starting lever so it could be ridden as a normal bicycle. Later models did not have pedals, and instead were started with a kick start mechanism. Puch is remembered in the US for importing the SGS 250, the first and last split-single seen there. Marketed

neg: Lockheed DC-130 Lockheed DC-130 The Lockheed DC-130 was a variant of the C-130 Hercules, designed for drone control. It could carry four Ryan Firebee drones underneath its wings. Since World War I many nations' air forces have investigated different means of remotely controlling aircraft. Spurred by the 1960 U-2 incident, the United States Air Force gained a renewed interest in using unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, to obtain intelligence on the SA-2 Guideline surface-to-air missile system. Under the code names "Lightning Bug" and "Compass Cookie", Firebee target drones were modified for reconnaissance as the Ryan Model 147. The drones were test flown

neg: Mass surveillance in the United States additional funding to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Under the bill, the FAA is required to provide military and commercial drones with expanded access to U.S. airspace by October 2015. In February 2013, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department explained that these drones would initially be deployed in large public gatherings, including major protests. Over time, tiny drones would be used to fly inside buildings to track down suspects and assist in investigations. According to "The Los Angeles Times", the main advantage of using drones is that they offer "unblinking eye-in-the-sky coverage". They can be modified to carry

neg: Conservation Drones thermal-imaging, drones capture heat signatures which indicates poachers and wildlife traffickers. David Wilkie, the director of conservation measures for the Wildlife Conservation Society, stated they had deployed drones in Belize to examine illegal fishing near the vulnerable reef area. With the use of funds from Google, the World Wildlife Fund is using different technology methods such as drones to combat poaching in Africa. The Associated Press used a drone to observe a mission in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi to look for heat-emitting objects in shapes of similarity to a rice grain to track a team of poachers such as a tracker, shooter, and

neg: Bombus polaris are generally sufficient for only one night. When the bees exhaust their food, they enter torpor and cease to incubate. Occasional periods of semi-starvation lasting for a day or two do not harm the colony. The bees simply become drowsy and remain in a state of suspended animation. The colony begins in the summer in June. The colony is only able to survive for two or three months until winter hits again. All workers, drones, and most females die with the colony. The queen’s first brood after the start of the colony will develop into worker bees – small sterile

neg: 556th Test and Evaluation Squadron Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam. All the drones were carried and started from specially modified GC-130As, MC-130AS and — finally — DC-130A and DC-130E control aircraft, each equipped with systems for carriage, start, control and guidance of drones. The drones were always pre-programmed, but after release their progress was monitored and the drone controller could override the programme manually if necessary. The carrier aircraft had a console for two controller pilots equipped with all the usual flight instruments, which read the data sent to them from the drone. All data about the navigation, planned route, actual flight pad and

neg: The Black Fish exclusively to exposing and challenging illegal and destructive fishing practices in the Mediterranean Sea, with initial actions aimed at combating illegal bluefin tuna fishing and the illegal use of driftnets. The BBC broadcast a programme in April 2013, in which The Black Fish founder Wietse van der Werf announced that the organisation will start using drones to patrol for illegal fishing activity in the Mediterranean. The Black Fish The Black Fish is an international marine conservation organisation based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Black Fish's stated mission is to "end the industrial overfishing of the oceans" and to "empower individuals to

neg: Michele Trancossi second law of thermodynamics for vehicles, increse of energy efficiency of electric and hybrid aircrafts, high energy efficiency container housing with peltier cells based acclimatization for social housing. He also published 24 papers with Bachelor students. Recently, he placed in quescence for developing start-up companies to exploit the ideas produced with bachelor students about fluid dynamic models based on the second law of thermodynamics, a new CFD using Bejan number as dimensionless variable, innovative concepts of drones, to the demonstration of the necessity of open access dissemination of the research and open source software according to second law of thermodynamics.

neg: Trevor Bauer hit. According to Bauer, he throws the following pitches: Bauer has gained some celebrity for his unusual workout and warmup regimen, which includes long toss at distances of up to 400 feet. Bauer is also known to study his pitching mechanics using high-speed cameras. He has posted a series of videos on YouTube showing his pitching mechanics and repertoire in slow motion. Outside of baseball, Bauer collects drones. Bauer suffered an injury to his right pinky finger while repairing a drone in October 2016. His injury forced his pitching start in the 2016 American League Championship Series to be pushed

neg: Steven Bohlemann of a project to combat whale and shark poaching in the Pacific using drones. He did testing on some of the engines used in the project. He also did a number of internships, including ones with GE Global Research in Munich, Germany, and Lufthansa Technik Aircraft Component Services in the United States, and United Airlines in Houston, Texas. While attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University as an undergraduate, he played two seasons with their varsity men's soccer squad. In the 2007 season, he came off the bench in the team's game against . In 2008, he had nine appearances. After finishing his

neg: Fate (short story) in the "Strand". James Montgomery Flagg provided illustrations for the story in "Cosmopolitan". "Fate" was included in the 1982 collection "Tales from the Drones Club". Fate (short story) "Fate" is a short story by British comic writer P. G. Wodehouse. The story was published in both the UK in "The Strand Magazine" and in the US in "Cosmopolitan" in May 1931. It was titled "Compromised" in "Cosmopolitan". It was included in the 1936 collection "Young Men in Spats". The story is the first in the main Drones Club canon, and stars Freddie Widgeon, who would become one of the two

neg: The Shadow Passes The Shadow Passes "The Shadow Passes" is a short story by English comic writer P. G. Wodehouse. It is considered part of the main Drones Club canon. The story first appeared in the short story collection "Nothing Serious", published on 21 July 1950 in the UK by Herbert Jenkins and 24 May 1951 in the US by Doubleday & Co. The story stars the recurring character Bingo Little, a member of the Drones Club. In the story, Bingo's wife Rosie hires Bingo's old nanny, Sarah Byles, to take care of their infant son Algy, but Bingo must find a way