If there is anything more sinister than a grubby urban pigeon, it must be a grubby urban pigeon under remote control! That's right, first the testing of an anti-satellite weapon, and now we get wind of China's plans to create a devastating army of drone... ...full story at Imagethief
from Imagethief on Thu, Mar 01 2007
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Remote control pigeon droids of Shandong » Danwei According to cnnb.com.cn, scientists in Shandong have successfully implanted a microchip and radio receiver in a pigeon's brain, enabling them to instruct the pigeon by remote control to take off, fly in circles and obey other commands. The experimental... |
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China to create 10 mln jobs in cities, keeping jobless rate at 4.5% in 2008 » People's Daily The Chinese government will work to create 10 million jobs this year and try to keep registered urban unemployment rate at around 4.5 percent, Premier Wen Jiabao said here on Wednesday. China's urban unemployment rate in the past fi ... |
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China aims to create 9 million jobs in urban areas in 2009 » People's Daily Human Resources and Social Security Minister Yin Weimin said on Monday that China aims to create 9 million new jobs in urban districts next year. Yin said China wants to keep the registered urban unemployment rate under 4.6 percent next year. ... |
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