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CAMCOPTER S-100 per l'Agenzia Europea per la Sicurezza Marittima L'Agenzia Europea per la Sicurezza Marittima (EMSA) ha incaricato Schiebel di supportare le operazioni marittime polivalenti nella Manica e nel Mare del Nord con il suo sistema aereo senza pilota CAMCOPTER S-100

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A male in office was going to let a child rapist free but a woman defeated him in last Novembers election and is now keeping him locked up. This is why every vote counts means more than just the presidential election.

By Genevieve Gluck January 31, 2024

A serial child rapist who had previously secured a release from prison after identifying as transgender has finally been deemed a “sexually violent predator” under Iowa state law. A judge has determined that Joseph Matthew Smith, who now uses the name Josie Maria Dunham or Josie Smith, should be confined in a secure facility indefinitely, quashing a previous ruling that claimed Smith was no longer a sexual risk due to being on feminizing hormones.

Newly-elected Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is behind the push to keep Smith in custody, having recently defeated the nation’s longest-tenured attorney general, Tom Miller, in a November election.

In 2020, Miller endorsed the move that saw Smith released from custody. Bird then condemned his judgement in the matter, running ads during her campaign slamming Miller as sympathetic to the sexual predator.

A petition filed in December in Buena Vista County District Court requested a civil trial in order to determine whether Smith should be re-classified as a sexually violent predator with a high chance of re-offending.

“[Smith]’s mental abnormality makes him more likely than not to engage in predatory acts constituting sexually violent offenses if not confined in a secure facility,” the petition reads. “[Smith] should be committed to the custody of the Department of Human Services to be held in a secure facility for control, care, and treatment until such time as his mental abnormality has so changed that he is safe to be at large in the community.”

In December 2015, Smith was convicted in Buena Vista County of lascivious acts with a child. At the time, Assistant Attorney General Andrew Schoonhoven determined that Smith suffers from “at least one mental abnormality, specifically the mental abnormality of pedophilic disorder,” which predisposes Smith to “commit sexually violent offenses to a degree constituting a menace to the health and safety of others.”

A pre-sentence psychological report was prepared by the State’s expert, Dr. Jeffrey Davis, a psychologist from the University of California.

Davis recommended that Smith be confined at the Cherokee Civil Commitment Unit for Sex Offenders (CCUSO) for an indefinite period based on what he determined to be a high likelihood of sexual re-offending. The report noted that Smith had told a state forensic psychologist he had molested as many as 15 children under the age of 13, the youngest being a 1-year-old baby. He added that he believed Smith was more likely to commit a sexual assault than 92% of male sex offenders.

There has not been even one recorded case of a female patient having been committed to the CCUSO in the unit’s 25-year history, reports the Cherokee Chronicle Times. But there have been at least three trans-identified males in the civil commitment unit. One of those patients, a man named Christian Schiebel who uses the feminine name Tina Keller, told the Storm Lake Times-Pilot he was advised by his attorney that a transgender identity would increase his chances of release.

Smith made international headlines in 2020 after being released from prison just 4 years into an indefinite prison sentence. He had been convicted of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old resident at Midwest Christian Services (MCS), a treatment facility for juveniles following another conviction for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old when he was a teenager.

Despite his record of sexual offending, on January 9, 2020, the Iowa Attorney General’s office filed a motion to dismiss a petition requesting that the serial pedophile be considered a sexually violent predator. The Iowa Attorney General office’s defended the decision by citing Smith’s reduced testosterone levels as a result of hormone treatments. Attorney general spokesman Lynn Hicks stated that “an offender’s hormone levels are an important part of substantiating an offender’s likelihood of recidivism.”

Officials claimed Smith was at a lower risk of re-offending due to an altered testosterone level, and that he “no longer had the sex drive of a man.”

Smith had been receiving hormones related to his self-declared gender identity while being held at Newton Correctional Facility, where, in January 2016, he began serving an indefinite sentence after being convicted of molesting a child. In October 2017, he first expressed a desire to “get started on transgender classification” and started using female pronouns.

Hicks also claimed that an expert had determined that Smith was not at a risk of re-offending due to his gender identity. An Iowa district court judge therefore granted the motion to dismiss “in the interests of justice.”

In January of 2020, Smith was released on parole; but by October of 2021, he had already violated the terms of his strict conditions by using an unauthorized electronic device and seeking out sex. Despite the violation, Smith was not remanded to custody, and was instead allowed to continue to live in the small city of Sloan, Iowa.

In January 2022, Christine Louis, administrative law judge for Iowa Correctional Services, sentenced Smith to two more years in prison, as he had again violated the terms of his parole. During an inspection in January, Smith’s parole officer discovered child pornography on his phone which depicted boys and girls aged between five and eight years old. Smith requested leniency, but was ultimately denied.

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French Air Force-performs Elephant Walk with 21 Rafale fighters during "Sapphire" exercise

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 02/21/2024 - 12:01 in Military

In a demonstration of precision and operational capacity, the French Air and Space Force completed a rigorous training exercise called "SAPHIR", which saw a significant deployment of Dassault Rafale fighters.

Air base 118 Mont-de-Marsan implemented the "Saphir" exercise from February 12 to 16, 2024.

Supervised by the Air Fighter Aviation Brigade (BAAC), the "Sapphire" exercise (sequence of high-intensity activity and production and regeneration) mobilizes all the technical and logistical support forces: mechanical, logistical but also industrial.

Focus your efforts to optimize the performance of the production chain, increase the availability of aircraft and thus increase the volume of activity of the 30ª wing, that is, 1/30 "Côte d'Argent", 2/30 "Normandy-Niemen" and 30/03 "Lorraine" fighter squadrons.

One of the noteworthy events during the exercise was an impressive "elephant walk" on the second day, where 21 Rafale jets taxied in tight formation before taking off at minimal intervals.

La mobilisation des équipages et équipes techniques (mécaniciens, logisticiens et industriels) lors de cet exercice d'envergure a permis de démontrer la capacité de l'AAE à assurer rapidement une coordination et une maintenance efficaces pour être au rendez-vous des opérations. pic.twitter.com/CIJI2ee3Ir

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Subsequently, 18 of these jets participated in flight in formation, with three retained to maintain symmetry, demonstrating precision and coordination between the pilots.

After a first planning phase started in January and after a potential regeneration phase, the time has come for the driving phase. "Everyone is focused on the commitment to have 20 Rafales available several times a day throughout this week," explains Lieutenant-Colonel Sylvain, head of the technical and aeronautical support squadron (ESTA 15,030 "Chalosse"). In total, more than 180 surts or up to 200 should be carried out.

On the return from the flight, Lieutenant-Colonel Laurent, commander of the "Normandie-Niémen", does not hide his satisfaction at having made a flight with about twenty aircraft in the skies of Landes. "We took off at the scheduled time with a significant number of aircraft and then carried out the planned mission. It's a real success."

But the joy doesn't last long. There was barely time for the crews and technical teams to take advantage of when they had to remobilize to successfully complete this first edition. The next three days promise to be equally intense.

The high-intensity exercises aimed to improve the operational readiness of combat aircraft through intensive flight activities in several squadrons during a specified period.

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. He has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. He uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.

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1944 09 11 Messerschmitt Me163 Komet Attack - Mark Postlethwaite

Launched on a trolley by mixing two highly volatile and lethal chemicals together, the ‘Komet’ would zoom skywards and then glide down to attack any enemy aircraft it could find. The incident depicted was a typical sortie where the pilot, Uffz Kurt Schiebeler was launched to intercept a B-17 that had flown over the airfield. In total, he made four gliding attacks on the B-17 which crashed nearby. The Komet had been in the air for just 15 minutes during this combat which took place on 11 September 1944.

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REPMUS 2024: Schiebel CAMCOPTER S-100 shows multi-mission capabilities

REPMUS 2024: Schiebel CAMCOPTER S-100 shows multi-mission capabilities

Schiebel CAMCOPTER S-100 REPMUS 2024: Vienna, Austria – October 16, 2024 – Schiebel, a leading provider of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), participated in the NATO-supported REPMUS 2024 exercise, showcasing the multi-mission capabilities of its CAMCOPTER S-100. For the third consecutive year, the S-100 proved its worth in maritime operations, excelling in various missions including Intelligence,…

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Schiebel Awarded Camcopter's 300 Unmanned Air System Contract for Republic of Korea Navy

Schiebel, together with Korean based defence solutions companies Hanwha Systems and UI Helicopter, has been awarded a contract by the Defence Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) for the development and delivery of the Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) CAMCOPTER® S-300 Unmanned Air System (UAS), to be operated by the South Korean MOD. The contract was signed with Hanwha Systems for the supply of the S-300 for Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) missions for the Republic of Korea Navy (South Korean) Navy and Marine Corps. The South Korean Navy has been a Schiebel customer for over 10 years, regularly carrying out maritime ISR operations with its CAMCOPTER® S-100 UAS fleet. The changing geo-political situation and North Korean threat call for an expansion of their UAS fleet, adding larger and heavier UAS with greater capability.

Schiebel, together with Korean based defence solutions companies Hanwha Systems and UI Helicopter, has been awarded a contract by the Defence Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) for the development and delivery of the Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) CAMCOPTER® S-300 Unmanned Air System (UAS), to be operated by the South Korean MOD. The contract was signed with Hanwha Systems for the…

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LONDRES – Um drone de transporte bimotor pousou no convés de um porta-aviões britânico, no que a Marinha Real disse ser a primeira vez no serviço. O drone, apelidado de HCMC, voou para dentro e para fora do convés do HMS Prince of Wales durante um teste perto da costa da Cornualha, sudoeste da Inglaterra, anunciou a Marinha Real em 7 de setembro.O drone, desenvolvido pela empresa britânica W Autonomous Systems, voou durante cerca de 20 minutos desde um campo de aviação em Predannack para depois pousar em segurança no convés do porta-aviões. Depois de descarregar uma pequena carga do drone, ele decolou novamente e retornou para Predannack. A Marinha Real disse em seu comunicado que o objetivo do programa é “implantar drones com um Carrier Strike Group do Reino Unido no futuro, usando-os para transferir provisões e suprimentos – como correio ou peças sobressalentes – entre navios, sem a necessidade de lançar helicópteros.”“É um passo vital no caminho para operar aeronaves sem tripulação com segurança ao lado dos jatos F-35 Lightning e dos helicópteros navais Merlin e Wildcat, que atualmente são a espinha dorsal do Fleet Air Arm”, explicou o comunicado.O drone bimotor e de lança dupla é capaz de transportar cargas pesando até 100 kg (220 libras) com um alcance máximo de 1.000 quilômetros (621 milhas). A aeronave incorpora um sistema de piloto automático desenvolvido pela empresa britânica Distributed Avionics, que elimina a necessidade de pessoas treinadas para controlá-la remotamente.O exercício não foi a primeira vez que um drone operou a partir do HMS Prince of Wales, com experimentos anteriores incluindo pequenos quadricópteros e o drone alvo Banshee; este último lança por catapulta e usa pára-quedas para pousar.No entanto, a Marinha Real disse que os últimos testes foram em uma “liga diferente”, envolvendo uma aeronave sem tripulação maior e mais capaz do que qualquer coisa tentada anteriormente.Os testes ocorreram quando o navio partiu das águas do Reino Unido para um evento na costa leste dos Estados Unidos que ocorrerá nos próximos meses, envolvendo exercícios com caças F-35, aeronaves tiltrotor Osprey e o drone Mojave fabricado pela General Atomic.O HMS Prince of Wales estava programado para ser lançado nesta época no ano passado, mas sofreu uma falha no eixo da hélice logo após deixar sua base em Portsmouth. O teste de drones HCMC faz parte de uma série de programas experimentais e operacionais de drones com a Marinha Real, incluindo um acordo com Leonardo para desenvolver um demonstrador de helicóptero não tripulado e a compra do Camcopter S-100 de Schiebel para missões de vigilância.Andrew Chuter é o correspondente do Defense News no Reino Unido.

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Today on THE ESSENTIAL SOUNDTRACKS, Erik Woods, Robert Daniels, and Randy Andrews continue their journey through the STAR TREK films and their soundtracks as they discuss the seventh movie in the series, STAR TREK: GENERATIONS. You’ll hear them discuss the film in great detail including such topics as the new uniforms, deleted scenes, Kirk’s death, the destruction of The Enterprise D and more. Also covered in great length is Dennis McCarthy’s underappreciated score.

WARNING: We do talk about Star Trek: Picard Season 3 in this episode so if you haven’t seen the new series yet, you’ve been warned; there are SPOILERS in this episode.

STAR TREK: GENERATIONS was released on November 18, 1994. Malcolm McDowell joined cast members from the 1960s television show STAR TREK and the 1987 sequel series STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION. In the film, Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) of the USS Enterprise-D joins forces with Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) to stop the villain Tolian Soran (Malcolm McDowell) from destroying a planetary system in his attempt to return to an extra-dimensional realm known as the Nexus. The film was directed by TV veteran David Carson.

The original soundtrack album was released at the time of the film’s release on GNP Crescendo Records. It had a generous amount of music on the album, close to 45 minutes worth with 16 minutes of Star Trek sound effects from the film. In November of 2012, GNP Crescendo released an expanded version of the score featuring two full CDs of music expanding the run time to OVER two hours. The score was recorded by Robert Fernandez at Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M, and McCarthy conducted the Hollywood Studio Orchestra. Mark McKenzie, William Ross, and Brad Warnaar provided orchestrations. The Executive Album Reissue Producer was Dennis McCarthy. The Executive Album Producers for GNP/Crescendo Records were Neil Norman and Melanie Clarkson. The Album Reissue Producers were Ford A. Thaxton, James Nelson and Mark Banning. The Project Consultant was Lukas Kendall, with liner notes by liner notes by Jeff Bond and Lukas Kendall.

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F-22 slaughters 'high altitude object' over Alaska, with still uncertain origins

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 02/10/23 - 19:07 in Military

A U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor shot down a high-altitude object off the coast of Alaska on February 10 by order of President Joe Biden, authorities announced - but unlike the Chinese surveillance balloon that was shot down after transiting through the continental US last week, the origins of this new object and its purpose remain obscure.

The spokesman for the National Security Council, John F. Kirby described the object as unmanned, based on observations from fighter pilots who ran to find it, and said it was "approximately the size of a small car", with no indication of any surveillance payload or control or self-propulsion capacity.

The object was flying at approximately 40,000 feet, Kirby said, representing a danger to civil air traffic and demanding that it be shot down. He was first detected on the night of February 9 and the fighter pilots made an effort to observe him, Kirby said.

At least one more flight was sent the next morning, and the object was shot down in the northeastern part of Alaska, Kirby said, landing in frozen waters in the Arctic Circle.

In a separate briefing, the Pentagon press secretary, Brig. General Patrick S. Ryder said that an F-22 from the Elmendorf-Richardson Joint Base in Alaska fired an AIM-9X missile to take down the air vehicle, which he described as being the size of a car. Neither Ryder nor Kirby specified whether it was a balloon or perhaps a drone of some kind. Regardless, it was shot down by the same type of aircraft and missile as the Chinese surveillance balloon off the coast of South Carolina on February 4.

Ryder also confirmed many of the same details as Kirby, adding that the operation was led by the US Northern Command Alaskan Command, assisted by the Alaska Air National Guard, Federal Aviation Administration and FBI. NORTHCOM has started recovery operations.

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Research has spelled out for the first time the gap between official lists of trails in the southern Rockies and the number of courses there are. This suggests the effects of the growing number of backcountry users may be larger than suspected.

The findings of crunching 50 data sets from Alberta and British Columbia covering more than 50,000 kilometres of trails and roads. These data sets show nearly a quarter of tracks in those areas don't appear on official maps.

"There is a gap," said biologist Annie Loosen, one of the researchers who wrote the report for the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative, the B.C. government and the University of Northern British Columbia.

"Our report highlights there is a management gap.'' The report comes as tensions between Alberta's beloved mountains and foothills grow. The researchers compiled information over a massive swath of the southern Rockies covering 63,000 square kilometres. The area included Alberta's Kananaskis Country, the Ghost Public Land Use Zone, Banff, Yoho, Kootenay, Glacier and Mount Revelstoke National Parks and B.C.'s Purcell Wilderness Conservancy.

They documented more than 53,000 kilometres of trails, cutlines, transmission lines, pipelines and rough resource roads that could be used. Trails contributed about 22,000 kilometres, roads 21,000 kilometres and the rest about 10,000 kilometres.

Those so-called "linear disturbances'' were taken from official sources such as government or industry maps. Many weren't, coming from online resources such as Trailforks or local groups like snowmobile clubs.

The researchers found that 24 percent of all trails in the southern Rockies were undocumented and unmanaged. That's almost 6,000 kilometres of trails taken off the books.

Loosen said it creates a task to manage. Recreational overuse has significant effects, she said. Trails can erode or be widened and braided.

Although animal reactions to human presence vary, those encounters also have effects, said Loosen. "We're finding studies where the mere presence of a person can cause behavioural change."

Some areas have so many trails that they could already be causing problems for wildlife. One of the tools land managers use to estimate the effect is density — how many kilometres of trail or road exist in a given square kilometre.

The researchers found that so-called "linear density'' already exceeds thresholds for grizzly bears in eight out of 30 watersheds and bull trout — Alberta's provincial fish — in 16 out of 30 watersheds.

The four regions with the highest linear density were all the Alberta foothills west of Calgary, reaching 3.3 kilometres for every square kilometre in the Bragg Creek area.

Calgarians have been flocking to Bragg Creek thanks to how close the hamlet is for those seeking out nature from the city. "We're working with the province in developing this trail management plan for the next a lot of the topics that we're discussing are how to manage the impacts that the users are having," said Bragg Creek Trails president Conrad Schiebel.

Calgarians have been flocking to Bragg Creek thanks to how close the hamlet is for those seeking out nature from the city. "We're working with the province in developing this trail management plan for the next a lot of the topics that we're discussing are how to manage the impacts that the users are having," said Bragg Creek Trails president Conrad Schiebel.

"Everything from dogs on the landscape to how we're doing our creek crossings, are we avoiding riparian areas?" With 170 kilometres of trails to manage, Schiebel said they are constantly reviewing their network and trying to design a system that won't impact surrounding natural areas.

As part of the trail management plan, he added, they are looking at decommissioning some trails. However, they are also making sure they have connections to dissuade users from cutting their path through the woods.

"Mountain bikers like to have loops that they can ride, and that's where we typically find illegal trail building," Schiebel said. "Social media just lights on fire, you know, when somebody has built a new trail, everybody is coming out to try."

At least four peer-reviewed, government-funded studies have concluded that road and trail density is already harming populations of animals such as caribou, grizzly bears and bull trout.

Loosen said the study didn't gauge how often the trails were being used, by whom, or what the effect was. She said that's next. Outdoor recreation is one of the greatest threats to at-risk species.

The Alberta government did not respond to a request for comment on the report's findings. The B.C. government could not respond by the deadline. In 2021, the United Conservative government passed the Trails Act to modernize and upgrade the province's trails. Then-environment minister Jason Nixon said the legislation was a way to authorize new tracks and added that trail closures were not being contemplated.

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Prova objetiva e dissertativa testará os conhecimentos dos candidatos, além de entrevista; confira O Tribunal da Justiça do Paraná-TJPR reabre as inscrições do Processo Seletivo que busca preencher uma vaga e formar cadastro reserva para estudante de nível superior de pós-graduação em Direito, para atuar como estagiário no Gabinete do Juiz de Direito da Turma Recursal Marco Vinicius Schiebel. Segundo o documento (reabertura), as inscrições do presente Processo Seletivo foram reabertas, possibilitando interessados se inscreverem de 18 de novembro de 2022 a 22 de janeiro de 2023, via site do TJPR. A data prevista da prova objetiva e discursiva foi alterada para 25 de janeiro de 2023, às 9h30. A fim de atuar no cargo, é necessário que o candidato tenha a idade mínima de 16 anos, seja estudante de curso de pós-graduação em direito, cursando em instituições de ensino devidamente conveniadas com o Tribunal da Justiça do Estado do Paraná, dentre outros requisitos. Para pessoas que atendem às características listadas no edital, uma porcentagem de vagas será reservada. O valor da bolsa-auxílio mensal será de R$ 2.132,14, com carga horária de 30 horas semanais e ainda R$ 11,00 de auxílio-transporte diário. Da Seleção Os candidatos serão avaliados em prova objetiva e discursiva, além de entrevista. Estará classificado para a entrevista, aquele que obtiver 60% de aproveitamento na primeira etapa. Este Processo Seletivo terá validade de três meses, prorrogável por período igual. Para mais informações acesse o edital completo em nosso site. EDITAL DE ABERTURA Nº 2481/2022 RETIFICAÇÃO I PCI Concursos

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