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I could use some help ID'ing this lemon, and by extension the tree it came from. We live in Encino CA, and are not sure whether we have an old tree that's gone "bad" or some species we not familiar with.
All the fruits are hollow in the center and very thick skinned compared to store bought lemons. (see pic) As far as taste, its very mild, not very sweet or sour.
The tree is very thorny. The tree's newer branches seem to be growing longer (1 inch ) thorns. So part of this research is for figuring a pruning strategy.
Here is a link that might be useful: lemon picture
Seems like the rootstock has takenover the grafted scion in your tree and hence you are seeing the extremely thorny branches and insipid fruit of the rootstock taking over the tree.
I suggest that you take a really close look at the bottom part of the trunk of your tree to figure out whether you have a graft line visible. Also check if there are two "types" of foliage and two types of fruit. If so, then the thornier part with the useless fruit (which I am assuming has taken over the tree) needs to be pruned to below the graft line. In time the scion will take over again and your tree might get healthy. On the other hand, you can get rid of the existing tree and make a fresh start to save time and effort. Keep us posted.


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I have the same Tusk ATV tank bags. They are ok for the money. With the stock tank they aren't secured very well since the gas cap isn't as large as an ATV gas cap, or probably the Clarke's gas cap. I didn't use the little velcro strips either, because I didn't want to stick them onto the tank. I tried off-roading on some steep, rough terrain and the bags cam off the gas cap & slipped forward onto the steering column a number of times.
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How several creative brands are making use of seasonal pinboards this summer.
In keeping with tradition, this summer is already bringing with it swimsuits and sunscreen, campfires and, yes, ad campaigns. Brands simply can't resist a good seasonal advertising effort, particularly if it's digital in nature. While summer is a tremendously important season for certain businesses (hotels and airlines come to mind), every brand stands to benefit from a relevant and well-executed campaign. Traffic to retail sites has been known to increase by at least 10 percent during the summer months as consumers prepare for vacations, outdoor activities, and back-to-school, and this uptick can be leveraged with promotional initiatives that play out online.
Pinterest As a Source of Marketing Content
From the perspective of marketing, it seems every summer is defined by a trend. This year advertisers are experimenting with Pinterest. For months now they've been creating Pinterest pages that showcase their brand personality, and the next step seems to be to reposition this strategy as it relates to a summer promotion. In its daily email newsletter "The Dish," for example, Food & Wine Magazine recently tapped its Pinterest page to create a recipe feature. Instead of presenting the images as magazine content, they were bundled into a gallery and named "F&W's Top 50 Pinterest Recipes." Naturally, the recipes were ideal for easy summer living.
The Uses of Seasonal Pinboards
Pinterest is also being used to emphasize summer events related to brands. Better Homes and Gardens magazine extended coverage of its recent "Chill and Grill 2012" festival by creating a pinboard to house real-time photos and live pins from the event. Sponsors Weber Grills and Bush's Best Beans were featured in both images and copy, adding value to their promotional investment. For both brands, along with Better Homes and Gardens proper, Pinterest provided a way to share the experience with all those consumers who couldn't make it to the Chicago venue in person.
Travel Channel took a similar approach by creating a pinboard to promote its upcoming new summer series, "Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America." By the time the show premiered in early June, the board was already drawing interested viewers. When taking this approach, however, be sure to include a link to your Pinterest page where your users are most likely to find it. On your brand or product site page it should live with other social sharing links such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and YouTube, but it should also be added to the email newsletters you send to subscribers who have opted to receive your branded content.
Sponsorships, Sweepstakes, and Integrated Content
When brands make an effort to advertise their summer specials - whether those come in the form of a new series or a seasonal product - opportunities arise for others to take their cut of the consumer attention. As part of the launch campaign for Travel Channel's summer series, the media company partnered with Kenmore to create the "Best Sandwich Sweepstakes" and generate interest in both brands. The buy included a series page sponsorship logo, display ads, and a pre-roll ad that played alongside an integrated video of show host Adam Richman making a "legendary sandwich" with only the ingredients found in a Kenmore fridge. Whenever it's a contest or sweepstakes that's being promoted, it behooves media brands to make entry information as prominent as possible and even feature it within the video itself, as securing entries is the primary objective of this kind of campaign.
Disney/Pixar's film "Brave," which promises to be a summer blockbuster the world over, is creating advertising opportunities for related businesses as well. Scotland tourism organization VisitScotland has launched a microsite in conjunction with Disney that highlights the country in the context of the movie that's based there. Images and clips from the film are interspersed with real-life national history and travel videos for an effect that's informative, endearing, and serves both parties' marketing needs.
The summer months have a lot to offer consumers - and digital marketers, too.
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Late Show with Stephen Colbert
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|Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, New York
|Running time
|62 min. (with commercials)
|Production company(s)
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|September 8, 2015
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Late Show with Stephen Colbert is an upcoming American late-night talk show hosted by Stephen Colbert on CBS. It will be the second iteration of the Late Show franchise, following the retirement of current Late Show host David Letterman.[1][2]
Late Show with Stephen Colbert is scheduled to premiere on September 8, 2015.[3] Colbert had previously hosted The Colbert Report, another late night series on Comedy Central.
CBS had previously attempted late-night talk shows with The Merv Griffin Show (1969–1972) and The Pat Sajak Show (1989–1990) but were unable to compete with NBC's The Tonight Show and these attempts were cancelled due to poor ratings. For most of the 20 years preceding Late Show, CBS's late night fare consisted of movies, re-runs and specialty programming packaged under the titles CBS Late Night and Crimetime After Primetime and broadcast to middling ratings. When David Letterman became available after being passed over by NBC for the Tonight Show, CBS was eager to lure him and offered him a three-year, $14 million per year contract,[4] doubling his Late Night salary.
In ratings, Letterman's Late Show topped Leno's Tonight Show for its first two years. Leno pulled ahead on July 10, 1995, starting with a Hugh Grant interview, after Grant's much-publicized arrest for picking up an LA prostitute.[5] Leno also benefited from the lead-in provided by NBC's popular Must See TV prime time programs of the mid-to-late 1990s. Likewise the CBS network was hurt by affiliation switches in late 1994 relating to Fox picking up CBS's National Football League rights, stunting the Late Show just as it was beginning to gain traction. In February 2013, TV by the Numbers reported Late Show averaged about 3.1 million per show in season-to-date live-plus-seven-day ratings.[6] A year later, average viewership was down to 2.8 million.[7] Late Show also had the oldest audience among the various late night talk shows, which may have led to CBS's decision to pick a younger replacement to compete with The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel Live!.[7]
On April 3, 2014, Letterman announced his retirement on an unspecified date in 2015. Stephen Colbert will succeed Letterman as host on September 8, 2015, agreeing to a five-year contract. In contrast with Colbert's previous program The Colbert Report, in which he played a fictional character also named Stephen Colbert, Colbert will host the show (which will retain the Late Show branding) as himself.[8] On April 23, 2014, the character version of Stephen Colbert appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart to announce that he has clearly "won television" and will be ending The Colbert Report because he has met his goal. This came after the announcement he will not be using the character when he replaces Letterman after The Colbert Report ends.[9]
Several municipalities attempted to lure CBS into moving production of the program from its long-time home in New York City with tax credits and other incentives, including Los Angeles, New Orleans, and Connecticut.[10] On July 23, 2014, CBS announced that Late Show will continue to be produced at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York when Colbert takes over.[11] Colbert will also be bringing most of his staff from The Colbert Report with him to the Late Show.[12]
Colbert will be given near-full control of the show, with little interference from CBS management in regard to format.[12] In a statement released by CBS Entertainment President Nina Tassler to reporters, it was reported that Colbert was "still very busy – he's got his show on Comedy Central. We've had very early conversations regarding format. He's retiring his character on Comedy Central. He does want an interview format. Will he have a band, will he not have a band? He's thinking about a lot of these things now."[13] As of January 2015, the situation had not progressed significantly; Colbert has confirmed a talk show format with the usual celebrity guests and live music but had not decided if he wanted a traditional opening monologue.[12]
- ^ "Stephen Colbert Named New 'Late Show' Host". Deadline.com. April 10, 2014. Retrieved April 10, 2014.
- ^ CCarter, Bill (April 3, 2014). "David Letterman to Retire in 2015". The New York Times. Retrieved April 3, 2014.
- ^ "'Late Show with Stephen Colbert' Premieres on Tuesday September 8th". Splitsider. January 12, 2015. Retrieved January 12, 2015.
- ^ Harris, Mark (January 29, 1993). "Is Dave Worth It?". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved December 7, 2011.
- ^ Finn, Natalie (May 24, 2007). "Tonight Show Turns 15". E! News. Retrieved August 28, 2007.
- ^ "Late Night TV Ratings For February 4–8, 2013". zap2it.com. February 14, 2013. Retrieved 2013-09-14.
Season-to-date figures are averages of "live plus seven day" data except for the two most recent weeks, which are "live plus same day.")... SEASON TO DATE/TOTAL VIEWERS...11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m. ET: NBC "Tonight," 3.6 million viewers, CBS "Late Show," 3.1 million viewers, ABC "Kimmel," 2.8 million viewers**
- ^ a b Poggi, Jeanine (February 13, 2014). "Why Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' Can Thrive With Fewer Viewers When Conan's Couldn't". Advertising Age. Retrieved February 14, 2014.
- ^ Pergament, Alan (April 10, 2014). "Choice of Colbert to succeed Letterman makes perfect sense". The Buffalo News. Retrieved April 10, 2014.
- ^ Zuckerman, Esther (April 10, 2014). "Stephen Colbert Will Take Over for David Letterman". The Wire. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ Hutchins, Ryan (April 11, 2014). "The battle for Colbert's 'Late Show'". Capital New York. Retrieved April 13, 2014.
- ^ "Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' to Stay at Ed Sullivan Theatre". The Hollywood Reporter. July 23, 2014. Retrieved July 24, 2014.
- ^ a b c Weprin, Alex (January 12, 2015). "Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' will debut Sept. 8". Capital New York. Retrieved January 12, 2015.
- ^ Bentley, Jean (July 17, 2014). "Stephen Colbert, CBS planning new 'Late Show'". Zap2It. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
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There re a whole host of foreign stars in Hollywood these days, with plenty of actors and actresses from all over the world heading to the US to pursue their dream of becoming a movie star or, if that fails, at least a US television star. No matter where you are from in the world, every actor and actress wanting to make it in Hollywood ideally need a breakthrough role.
Mexican actress Eiza Gonzalez has been working hard to make a name for herself in Hollywood over the past few years and it looks like she might just have landed her breakthrough role. Eiza will appear on television screens later this year, in the television version of the hit movie From Dusk Till Dawn, where she will play the familiar role of Santanico Pandemonium.
For those of you who are familiar with the movie From Dusk Till Dawn, you will know that the role of Santanico Pandemonium was played by Salma Hayek, an actress who many people are comparing Eiza Gonzalez to. Salma was a young Mexican soap star before landing the role of Santanico Pandemonium, which is similar to the career of Eiza.
As well as starring Eiza Gonzalez, From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series will also star D.J. Cotrona, Zane Holtz, Brandon Soo Hoo, Jesse Garcia, Robert Patrick and Madison Davenport. From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series is being brought to us by Robert Rodriguez, who was involved with the movie version of the show.
From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series will premiere on Tuesday, March 11 at 9pm on El Rey. Check out the trailer for the show below.


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Meeting about street lights for historic neighborhood set for Saturday morning
EVANSVILLE - Proponents of new decorative street lights for the Evansville Historic District will speak at a public meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, 609 SE Second St.
The project is being pursued by the Old Evansville Historic Association, which during the administration of former Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel received a $9,000 planning grant. The Redevelopment Commission also committed $50,000 in city matching funds if interested neighbors raise at least $200,000 on their own.
Thus far, the association has raised about $60,000.
Proponents say the lights will bring character and heightened security to the historic neighborhood. One light already is in place on Southeast First Street, and supporters say the project will be done in phases, beginning with a four-block area at Southeast First and Cherry streets.
The project has brought questions from some other Historic District residents who wonder if the whole neighborhood will benefit from it. Philip Hooper, director of the Department of Metropolitan Development, said the city intends to support an inclusive project for "every block."
"We are reiterating that this plan is a phased plan that covers the entire preservation district," Hooper said. "This kind of project is common for preservation districts across the Midwest, across the country ... the preservation district is an important part of Evansville. It is almost like Downtown. Downtown is everyone's neighborhood. We are all stakeholders in Downtown."
Hooper likened the lights project to the city's development of Pigeon Creek Greenway, which also took place over a period of years, in phases.
The new lights are made to shine below treetops in the neighborhood. According to the Old Evansville Historic Association, the current cobra-head streetlights shining over the treetops do little to provide either security or ambiance in the area.
Evansville's Historic District has about 250 properties, and Hooper said all neighbors are invited to Saturday's meeting to air comments or questions.
"There's been some impressive fund-raising by the neighborhood," Hooper said, but "any commitment by the city is contingent on further buy-in from the residents and a phased plan."
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Hawkeye Hoops Flying High
Saturday will be special inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena:
- If the Hawks beat Northwestern, they will finish 12-6 in the Big Ten and have a chance to claim a third place finish in the conference.
Saturday will be special inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena:
Thanks to a 77-63 win at Indiana Tuesday night, the Iowa Hawkeye men's basketball team improved to 6-3 on the road in the Big Ten this season.
Joining the fight against breast cancer is a wonderful gesture. Except in this case.
We all know the good social media can do. Now, Curt Schilling is leading the charge to show the bad it can do.
March Madness is here. The Iowa Men's Basketball Team has gone from bubble watch to into the Tourney talk with a 19-10 overall record and 10-6 in Big Ten play. Iowa has had some key road wins this season
Yesterday was the first day of the girls state basketball tournament in Des Moines & area teams fared very well. In Cedar Rapids last night, a metro team punched their ticket to next week's boys tourney.
The most effective wheeler-dealer in pro sports may be in pigtails and trying to work her way through the fifth grade.
It was a great week for the Iowa men's basketball team in no small part due to the efforts of Aaron White, who today received accolades from the conference. Still, there was something shocking about the announcement.
University of Iowa senior Aaron White was named Big Ten Player of the Week.
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I am trying to start leading some lower MMR rbgs (1600-1700). I have a rogue friend who non-stop is overriding the strat I call. Below are some examples of what he does:
1) Battle of Gilneas - I call to leave tank at mines and rest go WW then send 1 healer back to mines. He ALWAYS gets at least 1 other person to go LH to "ninja". Especially a boomkin or mage friend. If they send more than 2 people they don't turn around because they think they are pro and can demolish them. They almost never do.
Last night we managed to get WW and they managed to CC cap LH and then called for help immediately. As the team shifted from WW to LH we lost WW and they also took back LH. When we lost LH they said "We had no help so now we lost this". Meanwhile, if they never asked for help we would be up with 2 bases to their 1. At the end they blamed our loss on some stupid mistake someone else made, but I called them both out. The rogue responded "if it wasn't for us we wouldn't have even gotten close" and the druid said "I was 2200 and 2200 teams run this strat all the time".
I am sure it can be situational, but their strat is ALWAYS to ninja by themselves or to defend a flag on FC maps with 2 of our dps. Never once do they take into account whether their team is sending multiple to LH or a healer with their FC.
2) Twin Peaks/WSG - I call tank go solo to grab flag (if guardian druid) and the other 9 to group up in mid and try to wipe them. The rogue ALWAYS says hes going defense and gets our frost mage or boomkin to stay back defense. What always seems to happen is we lack 2 dps in mid so they overpower us because most teams seem to only leave 1 on defense at most. So they are always at bare minimum up by 1 dps in mid on us. Even if we see that their entire team is coming mid the 2 ppl on my team stay mid and do not come help us. Is this strat correct?
Last night we had a WSG and they both stayed back on defense as usual. The other team actually had 2 stay on defense as well. We wiped in mid and their 2 dps killer our FC, while our 2 "pros" could not kill their FC who escaped. They then proceeded to blame our dead team for not helping with returning the EFC.
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'York and Lancaster' or other Damask?
This rose is growing without identification or records at the Idaho Botanical Garden. I am quite sure it is a damask . . . it looks similar to my 'Celsiana' and has a similar growth habit, with canes that arch over under the weight of the bloom. However, the overall shrub is larger than my 'Celsiana.' The flowers aren't quite the same as 'Celsiana,' either . . . I took some down and compared them. Garden records show that 'York and Lancaster' was purchased at one time, and there has been some debate as to whether this is that rose. It has no tendency at all to show two colors on a single flower as described in the references, although in cool weather flower color does range from a deep pink to a very light pink as flowers age. (In hot weather, they all fade to light pink.) Anyone? Help?!
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I took this photo of the same rose a few years back, on a cool day. It shows the color variation that occurs, but it seems to be mostly caused by fading . . . never color variation within a single flower.
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Which one is better, performing some basic calculations in PHP after getting results from MySql (by joining a few tables) or physically having another column in MySql which stores the total while inserting a new row and then retrieving it.
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The above is a sales table, the price column is joint from the items table. Based on the above question either we can use PHP to fetch results, perform
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Who cares about legalities or definitions of war? So long as any solution works aginst evil, it's fine with me. Did Osama bin Laden consider legalities in murdering some 3,000 Americans? Was it war? Tit for tat, my friend.
If at any moment you can perish in a fiery violent explosion with your organs splattered on the ceiling. And you have to live with this fear 24/7 day or night. And it could be while you are standing in line at Starbucks, partying at a wedding, riding public transport like an airplane or bus, or tucking your children in to bed at night. And it is a psychological tool which keeps targets paranoid, sleepless, uncertain, off balance, in hiding, fearful in daylight and dreading the night.
The Predator drone is the blowback to random terrorist attacks on innocent civilians. It is simply equal payback.
Drones are a terrible way to wage war. The use of drones is a classic misperception of war. War is not about killing the enemy. War is about defeating the enemy and especially in this kind of war, it is about getting the enemy to accept that you have won. Using drones to kill taliban, and a few innocent women and children each time, simply confirms two perceptions in the minds of those you don't kill:
1) They will think you are a coward, so will never accept your dominance
2) It removes moral objections (in their minds) to massive terrorist attacks on western (civilian targets).
It seems that the drone conversation cannot arise without people coming to equate it to a video game, as if somehow pilots are being left alone in some dark room to fight some "virtual war" by their own judgement. This, to my knowledge, could not be more inaccurate. A single drone operation can take weeks if not months to setup and when carried out there can be as many as 50 additional bodies (many of whom are lawyers) to supervise the pilot.
Furthermore, many people (wrongly) assume that the pilots who fly these drones have become emotionally detached from their targets. These pilots are not 15 year old boys sitting in their basement playing war. Often times these pilots are veterans who are well versed in the seriousness and consequence of their actions. They are not as carefree to their actions as has been implied.
"Although it raises difficult questions, the use of drones does not contravene the rules of war"
Totally correct.Except that there is NO WAR. Only Congress can declare war, not just because the founding fathers were whimsical about war powers, but because war precisely means an unnatural state of affairs in which the Government is exceptionally allowed to take undemocratic actions in order to ensure the survivability of democracy or even of the Republic itself.
In order for the body to survive sometimes, quite rarely, amputations or shooting your neighbour is necessary. A judgement on whether such a point has been reached is too momentous a decision to be left to one man; that´s why Congress was given the Power to declare War.
But if we allow the President to decide by himself when to declare war, if he declares war on a case by case basis, today against country X but only for today, tomorrow against fringe group B but only for this year, next month against individual Z but only until I kill him...this is what the Executive branch is practising right now, every year with less restraint..
This is the kind of power Henry VIII had.That is not a democracy, but a monarchy.
Obama I The Merciful.
I hoped the American Revolution did not come with an expiration date.
BTW, to further your political aims murder is unnecessary and often counter productive(see Mosadeq, Allende etc).
Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Austria...I do not think they go around the world killing people they dislike and yet they are doing just fine.
Even the Chinese under the CCP do not kill people in South America, Africa or the Middle East in order to further their goals.
They are more clever than that.
Jvictor1789's assertion that there is "no war" because there is no declaration of war is not correct. Congress has the power to declare war, and implicitly the power to decide what declaration is necessary in any particular case. With respect to the war on terror, Congress explicitly authorized military action against al Qaeda:
Authorization for Use of Military Force
Appealing to the intent of the Founding Fathers is not much help, because this resolution is more authorization than was given for military action against the Barbary Pirates during the presidency of one of our most revered founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson, when many other founding fathers were still alive, some in Congress.
Drone is to safe war as condom is to safe sex....don't blame the inventors for earning their keep !
Given the necessity of killing the terrorists (who, after all, are trying to kill us), I don't see an ethical problem with using UAVs. A remote pilot is unaffected by the fear and fog of ground combat, has far more information to work with, and can be patient and wait for the right time to strike. All this results in far fewer non-combatant casualities.
Drones are a preferred weapon against jeeehadees. Need more of them against jeedaees and their sponsors. Good Hunting!
So genocide is fine in war?
Who set the rules of war. It seems to me that the rules are set by each country (or group of countries)in accordance with whether the rules serve their interests and not the interest of the ennemy. Then, having set the rules, the country declares them legal or legitimate. Thus, according to the NATO countries, the rules of war allows them to kill Libyan civilians by bombing them even though Libya has not declared war on the. Such rules are legal and legitimate from the point of view of the NATO countries. Similarly for the drones.
Warfare Ethics is an Oxymoron.
......Anything Goes in Love and War.
Drone Warfare: Unlawful and Ineffective?
Is drone warfare lawful, and is it effective in combating terrorism?
A distinction must be made between drone operations under military control and those under CIA control. The military drone program operates as an extension of conventional military operations, attacking lawful combatants in acknowledged wars. The concept of legality inherently depends on which legal code is followed. Under United States law, all drone attacks undertaken by the CIA are approved by the CIA's lawyers, making the strikes legal under US law. Because this legality will not be challenged in an American court of law, this question is of theoretical rather than practical importance: Can CIA-operated drone strikes be considered legal and moral under accepted international law?
Continuing reading here: http://policyoutlook.blogspot.com/2011/08/drone-warfare-unlawful-and-ine...
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An Introduction to Drone Warfare - http://policyoutlook.blogspot.com/2011/08/drone-warfare-introduction.html
Implications of Drone Warfare on the U.S. military -
No doubt, innocent people are killed along with the targets during these drone attacks. And killing the terrorists without proving his criminal culpability in a court is opposite to the ideals of the West - the ideals which has made the most civilized societies in the world.
Because 'War against Terrorism' doesn't mean that to kill a guilty (though not proven), you can kill innocent people along.
A real problem of deploying unmanned and remotely controlled drones is that they remove the risk of harm for the operator.
It makes a huge difference for a government, when contemplating military action, if it would have to explain to the public the loss of lives of their own troops. Deploying drones removes that factor, thereby making any attack decisions more "palatable" to the public (i.e. voters). It follows that any government would be faced with a much higher temptation to decide for an attack, as opposed to resolving a conflict by other means.
The past has shown that governments (not only the US) will try to act in their own interest first, bending legal or moral issues to suit their purpose, where necessary. A risk-free (to own lives) decision to strike will be less constrained by public opinion, especially if a government's spin doctors present such action in a favorable light.
remotely piloted aircraft RPA (the real preferred military term, as UAS is for those that do not have a pilot even thousands of miles away)
anyway RPA vs Manned aircraft. the manned aircraft will win. time delays, limited field of views, limits on combat manuever capabilitis, and weather restrictions, on the RPA's means even 2nd generation fighters have huge advantage unless you want to make up for disadvantages by either 1. build drones capable of basic air combat manuevers or 2. begin to bring about 30 drones to fight one manned aircraft. both options negate the low cost appeal of drones.
Only way to compete, especially out perform manned aircraft is to make all the drones controlled by computer and in a closed system.
Now, if you wish to keep fighting low-tech wars on the cheap then current RPA and UAS are perfect, but if you get into a conventional fight vs someone with even a half decent air defense system, will need all those fancy manned bomber and fighters to gain air superiority before moving in drones.
And the only ethical debate is whether to make drones completely independent in combat roles (and not just ISR as they currently are).as the remote pilot still applies human judgement and morality to his actions. He still sees what he is about to shoot.
Drones seem to be far less morally questionable than cruise or ballistic missiles (which can also be fired from afar, with no risk to the operator).
When we were sending Tomahawks at Iraq (during the first gulf war), the world applauded their technical brilliance. In fact, the media showcased how much more accurate they were than the SCUD missiles Saddam Hussein was firing at Israel.
I guess there were no moral questions about Tomahawks during the first gulf war, because the other side had its own (albeit technically inferior) missiles. Since both sides had toys that could hurt the other with no risk to the operator, it was OK.
If you're a civilian caught in a warzone, you're probably better with a drone above you, instead of a Tomahawk. Like the article suggests, the drone can bide its time, to ensure the minimum of risk in hitting you. Because it's closer to the target, the risk of misidentifying targets (or not spotting civilans) becomes smaller. (A cruise missile relies on intelligence gathered beforehand).
A risk free war is morally justifiable if the war itself is justifiable. Without the risk of casualties on ones own side, what actually needs addressing is how the barriers to entry into any war can remain high in the minds of decision makers. With the political cost of war lowered in terms of soldiers lost, it is up to the electorate to show that armed intervention is still only acceptable as a last resort.
The ethical questions are tough but the practical questions are also difficult and they are entwined. What do we do when the terrorists that we use this technology against today, start to use it against us tomorrow - particularly to deliberately murder unarmed citizens, as is their wont? They may have different ethics but, unless we have debated and refined our own, we will be hard pressed to criticise them. That would leave us simply slogging it out, tooth and claw, for survival of the fittest.
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I'm friendly, easy going, responsible,organized and adventurous. Mary is an Interior Designer and Stylist. Juan is a Videographer and Business Consultant.
5 things Mary can't live without: Ginger Ale, notebook and pen, phone, my bike.
Juan is still narrowing down his list to 5.
We're friendly hosts who have a coffee maker and beans for you, even though we don't drink the stuff. We like quiet mornings, and calm evenings, though laughter and good chats over wine with friends happen often here. When you stay here, We'll treat you like a friend and still give you enough space to feel like you've got enough privacy.