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It is interesting to watch skate parks and skateboarding becoming so popular again. Indeed, there appears to be a 10-year cycle in that industry sub-sector. The Online Think Tank is assisting World Class Designers with innovative ideas to take the concept to a whole new level. We wish to re-design them and the skateboards too.

With all the military UAV VTOL devices there is lots of hover parts that are much more powerful than before. "Four of those on a board" now that would life someone up and then they could rock and roll at a skatepark. Building the World's Best Skate Park is easier said than done, especially when one's starts out re-designing the entire sport from the ground up. Can it be done?

Ok unmanned aerial systems maybe quitting your day job is going overboard at the present moment but start building a safety net! Start building a business in your spare time you can be proud of! There's no reason to be a wage slave, the information is out there, and all you need to do is take initiative!

If this earns the man a Nobel Peace Prize, after only nine months, what will happen if he actually achieves something, like Nixon's China breakthrough, or another Camp David or Dayton-like peace agreement? Sainthood? Honorary King of the U.N.? Global acclamation of some kind, no doubt.

Deep snoozers will both love it and hate it. It's not your traditional alarm that uses of drone patiently till you decide to make it priority and take your own sweet time to awaken. This one's a tough task master that won't rest until you have decided to get up. Call it deep rooted awakening literally. Greet the world's most unfailingly exciting clock also called Clocky. With samurai precision it insists on punctuality by running and hiding to wake you up, designed to free fall from a height of up to 3 feet. The brainchild of Gauri Nanda, an engineering student, who invented this shrieking Clocky annoying enough to awaken even the most stubborn snoozer, as a part of a submission for one of her projects.

Hush, Hush, Hush (song) -- Paula Cole, as performed by Herbie Hancock and Annie Lennox. In the Hancock/Lennox version of this song about a young man dying of AIDS ("skeleton, your eyes have lost their warmth"), the sombre tune opens up into flights of improvisatory jazz, the most beautiful and moving evocation uses of drone a soul being released that you'll ever hear.

Against all odds, against any adversity, we are performers. We must right now, decide that we are moving forward and give it our best, not half way. Not good enough for government work. All the way and since we already went to the moon last time we decided we were going to do something, I guess we had better shoot a little further this time. Forget all the reasons it cannot be done, all the excuses, all the nay sayers, let's just do it? Go buy some Nike Shoes tomorrow. Think a world with no limits. Let's blast through this dimension, through time lets think small as small as we can and let's think big and far as we can. We are living in a great period and we must make it count.