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For more than 20 years, Amit Ganjoo has worked in the fields of aviation and wireless telecommunications. He earned his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Punjab Engineering College in Chandigarh, India, before emigrating to the United States, where he earned a master’s degree in Computer Science and Civil Engineering from Iowa State University. Upon graduating,... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The majority of drones used today rely on rotors for flight. Most of these drones have four rotors, while larger drones may have six to eight rotors. This design provides drones with ease of mobility and powerful flight. However, there are a few disadvantages to rotor-based drones. They generate a lot of noise, and as... Read More
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Americans love dogs. They are the most popular pets, with 65.1 million households in the United States having at least one dog registered as a pet. One of the least pleasant responsibilities of being a dog owner is having to clean up after a dog goes to the bathroom. Picking up dog waste is... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Social media platforms are an everyday part of life, with billions of users spending an average of 2 hours and 24 minutes daily on multiple platforms. For the most part, social media sites have a positive impact. They allow people to connect with friends, family, and the world around them. There are even educational benefits... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Considered the cultural center of Japan, Kyoto is home to thousands of religious sites and architectural masterpieces that draw visitors from all over the world. With 1,600 Buddhist temples, Kyoto is also the hub of art dedicated to Buddhism, particularly statue-making. Japanese sculptors take the craft of carving Buddha sculptures very seriously. “There are many... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The USS Stewart was a Clemson-class destroyer of the United States Navy, commissioned and launched in 1920. Measuring 314 feet and 4.5 inches in length, the Stewart weighed 1,329 tons when fully loaded and had a design speed of 35 knots (40 mph). The ship spent its first years serving in the Atlantic Fleet, primarily... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:For more than 100 years, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) in Pittsburgh, PA, has been world-renowned for its excellence in the pursuit of science and technology. In 1979, President Dick Cyert approached Admiral Bacchicco of the Office of Naval Research at the Pentagon, and the President of Westinghouse, Tom Murrin, to secure government support and a... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In the United Kingdom, providing emergency services for hikers is a difficult job that falls to a series of chapters of the Mountain Rescue (MR) organization. One of the most challenging tasks these volunteers face is when they have to rescue someone in hard-to-reach, GPS-denied locations. Several MR volunteers spent nearly two decades developing a... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Football in America has been played for more than 150 years. There are many traditions that come with the game, one of the most beloved being the professional football matches played on Thanksgiving Day, which date back to when the Detroit Lions decided to play a special Thanksgiving game in 1934. If you are from... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In 2013, President Barack Obama reinstated a portion of the Former Presidents Act, which provides lifetime Secret Service protection for himself, President George W. Bush, and all subsequent presidents. This level of protection is usually less stringent than what a sitting president receives and is adjusted as needed. In addition, the Secret Service is called... Read More
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