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	Drones Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A drone is a male bee or ant that does no work, living off the labour of others, which aptly describes the attitude toward labour held by most of the rich, idle young men who are members of the Drones Club.
		Previously owned by Marco Pierre White and Piers Adam, the Club was purchased by Ben Goldsmith, the youngest son of Sir James Goldsmith, in 2004.
		There are actually two Drones Clubs: one on Pont Street and a smaller club on St George's Street.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Drones_Club (203 words)

	ReadingGroupGuides.com -- Diana Loevy Interview
		If the author has done his or her job, clubs have to do theirs, which means marking passages and thinking about the questions they would like posed at the club.
		All clubs have rules because that is the basic definition of a club: when does a club meet, what are we reading and who is in the club.
		I was once invited to a club where I was told that absolutely nothing would be served and it was to be a serious discussion of the book, with everyone leaving on the dot of 10 p.m., having had a purely intellectual experience.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /roundtable/interview-loevy-diane.asp (1821 words)

	Drone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Drone is a 1998 episode from the fifth season of Star Trek: Voyager.
		John Twelve Hawks' fictional novel The Traveller describes drones as being citizens that have become exhausted and overwhelmed by the struggle of living and fight for survival; in a world controlled by the Tabula, whose plans are to control the entire human race by means of intense and intrusive electronic surveillance.
		Drones differ from the majority of "ordinary citizens" by way of not being ignorant to the truth of what is happening outside of their own day-to-day lives.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Drone (339 words)

	The Drones - Punk Rock in the U.S.A.! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		An unsigned band hailing from San Antonio, Texas, The Drones are most known for their blue collar "do it yourself" punk rock (which by some is termed as "old school" punk).
		The Drones have done plenty of shows throughout Texas and surrounding states as well as toured California and the southwestern United States.
		The Drones have had the privilege of sharing the stage with some great national acts such as The Reverend Horton Heat, Marky Ramone and The Intruders, L7, Sloppy Seconds, F.Y.P., Zeke, Teen Idols, etc.....
	users2.ev1.net /~dlimon/thedrones/home.htm (95 words)

	The Drones Role Play Game - The Readies Table (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Drones with this sort of affluence are very rare indeed.
		A Drone at this level can probably buy a meal for his lady-friend at the Lyon's Corner House but not at a good restaurant.
		A Drone at this level requires a loan for a bus ticket and is in debt to most tradesmen.
	unseelie.org /rpg/drones/readies.html (476 words)

	Servants of the Light School of Occult Science, a fully contacted Mystery School teaching throughout the world by ...
		The name for the network, The Drones Club, is also uniquely Native in spirit.
		When we officially adopted the name, it was also recognised that the inept and brainless fictional character Bertie Wooster was a member of the Drone's Club.
		Currently, the Drones Club is discussing W E Butler's "The Magician: His Training and work", covering a chapter a week.
	www.servantsofthelight.org /knowledge/schneider-drones.html (732 words)

	RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming
		The Drones is a role playing game devoted to exploring the world described in the novels of PG Wodehouse, the world of 1920's London high society.
		The first adventure is about a rowing competition with a rival club, and the problems caused when the Drones club's best oarsman is persuaded to join the rival club by his fiancée.
		The third is about the disaster caused the club when its membership secretary falls in love with a puritanical girl who is opposed to clubs such as the Drones.
	www.rpg.net /news+reviews/reviews/rev_4049.html (1660 words)

	Defense Tech: Drones Archives
		How Israel's Drones Fought the War, Part II Israeli military chiefs are being taken out to the woodshed for relying on airpower during the summer campaign in Lebanon.
		As a result, the Hezbollah drone was probably operated from a high hilltop by one or two people with joysticks and a laptop—with a drone like this one, it's imperative that the operator never lose direct line of sight.
		Air Force killer drone funding was redirected to a new, vaguely defined, "next-generation long-range strike" development program that, according to observers, is likely to include a mix of unmanned and manned bomber aircraft.
	www.defensetech.org /archives/cat_drones.html (11795 words)

	Field Safety
		To ensure the proficiency/safety of a new member or guest, a club instructor or a club officer shall closely observe the first flight of a new member, or guest.
		In the event a club officer or instructor are not present, a veteran club member must observe the new flyer.
		All transmitters used at the Drones Field must display the corresponding channel identification plaque attached to the antennae as described in the AMA Membership Manual.
	members.cox.net /sandiegodrones/safety.htm (601 words)

	Heli's Heaven and Hell Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		There is a Drones' Club with some news about the Bush/Cheney gang.
		And there is The Drones Club of Belgium (Anything goes, sauve qui peut.) Related to the great Plum (Wodehouse) of course.
		The Drones Club was an informal club of which Bertie Wooster was a member.
	radio.weblogs.com /0116902/2003/03/15.html (185 words)

	The Drones Role Play Game - plot ideas
		This is always a close run event but this year the club "Hercules", Beefy Trotter, has had a bust-up with his jolly-hockey-sticks soulmate Chubby Winston-Smythe and become embroiled with the weedy Alison Pendryk, a lover of the poetry of Sir Walter Scott.
		Angus McDougal, Club membership secretary has (much to the amazement of all) been swept of his feet by a Calvinist girl of the highest Moral principles.
		The Drones must either convince the Herring-Waterhouse family to change their minds, get either Stuffy or Binky to end their relationship, or spirit Stuffy out of the castle and away before the boat sails to give him time to sort the problem out himself.
	www.granta.demon.co.uk /drones/scenes.html (1463 words)

	FREQ Music Magazine
		DJs Tango-Mango from Kosmische and the Drones Club and Marcello Madrid of Kosmische will be on hand to play a mix of adventurous music you will quite probably not hear in many other places too often, mixed in with something you can dance to if you feel like.
		he Drones Club is home to harmonic drones and jollity of all stripes, inviting artists, performers and audience to participate in a world apart from mundanity.
		Thankfully the music and crowd at The Drones Club is rarely dull, and more often than not quite entertaining - as is only to be expected when the event is subtitled "an evening of jollity, romance and harmonic drones".
	www.dronesclub.org.uk (770 words)

	THE DAILY DRONE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Daily Drone has been at least 25 years in its conception, but because of the very essence of Dronery with its heavy emphasis on hedonism, it has only now reached a wider public.
		The original Drones Club was invented by British author PG Wodehouse in the 1920s when he wrote his Jeeves and Wooster books.
		They burned the midnight neck-oil in the Press Club, which they turned into their very own version of the Drones Club.
	members.aol.com /alastairmc/about.htm (403 words)

	The world's top drone disambiguation websites
		A drone is also a member of the Drones Club in the P.G.Wodehouse books, named for the fact that drones in a hive do little work.
		In music, a drone (music) is a continuous note or chord sounded throughout much or all of the performance of a piece, and establishing an underlying tonality upon which the rest of the piece is built.
		Similarly, a drone is the name of a part of a musical instrument intended to produce such a sustained tone (generally without the ongoing attention of the player).
	www.websbiggest.com /wiki-article-tab.cfm/drone__disambiguation_ (346 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Gathering > A new gig for the New Year - the Drones Club V with S/T, Naked Goat and ... ...
		A new gig for the New Year - the Drones Club V with S/T, Naked Goat and...
		So the Drones Club has invited psychedelic weirdos S/T (www.get-happy-records.com) from Germany to come and play the musical equivalent of a bald man ranting strangely about the ambient temperature while said hangover gets ready to rumble for you all in Stoke Newington on the first Saturday night after New Year.
		Well, itwas one of the best Drones Clubs ever, Zali was droney in an inauthentically ragaish style, Naked Goat were nothing if not entertaining, and S/T rocked the house for at least 2 hours plus, with much dancing and cavorting.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/19944 (471 words)

	Information - Enemies
		Its defense consists of a powerful force field, which cannot be penetrated by any of the hand held weapons in your arsenal.
		The most efficient way to dispose of these Drones is to fire several rounds from any weapon into its body.
		This is the smallest of all the Drones.
	www.3dactionplanet.com /gunman/info/drones.shtml (365 words)

	Stephen Fry on PG Wodehouse
		The Drones Club is a refuge for the idle young man about town.
		Indeed the name Drones is a reference to the drone bee, which toils not, neither does it spin, unlike its industrious cousin, the worker.
		He is Bertram Wilberforce Wooster, descendant of the Sieur de Wooster who did his bit in the Crusades, and young Bertram retains the strict code of honour handed down from his ancestor, the code of the preux chevalier, the gentil parfit knight.
	www.pgwodehousebooks.com /fry.htm (2721 words)

	Drones Rfc - Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Basildon (Berks) Rugby Football Club (known as 'The Drones' by virtue of the role of The Beehive Pub as its 'club house'.) has been in existence for 22 years, playing on every Sunday throughout the rugby season against clubs in the Thames Valley.
		We have a reputation of combining a friendly club atmosphere with adventurous running rugby.
		The Drones would like to thank for their support: The Beehive Pub, Red Lion, GID Ltd, deadbugs.co.uk........................................
	www.drones-rfc.org.uk (109 words)

	What ho! Edward Duke takes charge of Jeeves at Harvard
		Edward Duke, the British actor whose one-man show based on some of Wodehouse's Jeeves stories is currently playing at the Hasty Pudding, swiftly establishes Bertie as an affable goof, goggle-eyed in his monocle, and with a wonderfully inane bay of a laugh that tails off into a cretinous chortle.
		His life takes him between his West End flat and the Drones, the club at which he and other like-minded young "eggs" gather and the country homes of various eccentric relatives in the further flung counties.
		The evening starts in the Drones Club, where Bertie introduces us to some of his peers, including a fellow who looks "as though he'd been poured into his suit and forgot to say when," and proceeds to the story of Jeeves' arrival in Bertie's life.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V109/N50/jeeves.50a.html (932 words)

	A Reminder » Blog Archive » The Drones @ The Gaelic Club, Sydney
		I was looking very forward to seeing The Drones last night.
		I had seen them once earlier this year but last night really showed me what a special band this is. Lots of articles lately have been citing The Drones as Australia’s most important/intelligent/intense band and I have to say I may agree.
		One Response to “The Drones @ The Gaelic Club, Sydney”
	www.a-reminder.org /music/?p=256 (396 words)

	The Sandwich Club: The Drones - Gala Mill & New Sufjan
		The Sandwich Club: The Drones - Gala Mill & New Sufjan
		The Drones - Gala Mill & New Sufjan
		For his own amusement, God invented bands like The Drones so that people on this Earth would be divided and in conflict.
	www.sandwichclub.fm /blog/2006/10/drones-gala-mill-new-sufjan.html (439 words)

	What a Surprise! Photo Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Known to many of the Drones, he is a man with secrets.
		Star of stage and screen, and friend to several of the Drones' boys.
		A typical member of the Drones' Club - well meaning, but not terribly bright.
	www.chucklingcthulhu.com /pastevents/drones.html (144 words)

	The Drones Role Play Game - Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		All PCs are members of The Drones Club, Dover St., a London club for generally idle young men.
		New members are put up for election by existing members.
		The club provides social facilities for its members.
	www.granta.demon.co.uk /drones (199 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Gathering > Drones Club at the N16 Fringe Festival
		We're in the process of setting up the final details for the next Drones Club, which will be part of the N16 Fringe Festival in Stoke Newington.
		The venue with be The Others at 6-8 Manor Road, which is easy to get to by rail from Liverpool Street to Stoke Newington Station and buses 67, 73, 76, 106 (stops right outside), 149, 243, 393 and 476.
		Lineup for the Drones night is currently Owls, Stella Maris Drone Orchestra and the UK debut of the wrestling-masked mysteryman Swarm, plus DJs playing record that don't just drone, but can boogie too.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/21966 (505 words)

	Fight Club
		In Fight Club young urban professionals are just empty, white-collar drones desperate to find meaning beyond cubicle walls.
		The friends start Fight Club, a secret society of men who meet in the basement of a bar and beat each other to a pulp.
		But the greatest threat to young viewers may be its portrayal of self-inflicted pain as a worthy high.
	www.pluggedinonline.com /movies/movies/a0000363.cfm (295 words)

	drones - OneLook Dictionary Search
		We found 6 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word drones:
		Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "drones" is defined.
		Phrases that include drones: drones club, lightning bug reconnaissance drones, modern us target drones, the drones
	www.onelook.com /?w=drones (117 words)

	Drones Systemuebersicht bei drosi.de
		Another surprising roleplaying concept - roleplaying members of a young men"s club in the 1920"s.
		It is best illustrated on the page about combat.
		An RPG based on P.G. Wodehouse¸ with the PCs playing members of The Drones Club in 1920's London.
	www.drosi.de /systeme/drones.htm (275 words)

	eastbayexpress.com - Arts & Entertainment - Drones Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Experimental musician Matt Davignon redefines "forever" this Saturday with DroneShift, four hours of continuous drone music played by more than forty artists working in six-person shifts at 21 Grand in Oakland.
		Davignon has cross-pollinated territorial strains of Bay Area experimental music for the past decade, enabling him to amass specialists in strings, woodwinds, laptops, conches, bicycle wheels, and beyond.
		The musician orchestrates such sounds in shifts of seven minutes, wherein a new musician plugs in and adds a note to the four to seven other tracks droning at that moment.
	www.eastbayexpress.com /Issues/2005-03-09/calendar/cal-see.html (538 words)

	indeedsir: This is my first Jeeves/Wooster, and I h
		The Ganymede club book is going to be a factor in the sequal- all relevant traits of an employer is to be entered, but this may be a confidence too far.
		Well, I suppose that clears that up- the club book was only a real risk if Jeeves turned Bertie down- as well as 'Dangerous Aunts' and 'Regrettable sartorial taste', 'Liable to put the moves on his valet' might have been a required entry.
		Canon does say that Jeeves removed Bertie's pages from the club book, and gives the kerfluffle surrounding the Market Snodsbury election as the reason, but...given the reverence with which Jeeves treats the book in earlier stories, it's not stretching it too much to surmise that there might have been additional reasons contributing to the decision.
	community.livejournal.com /indeedsir/25927.html (4549 words)

	[No title]
		Almost all of the Drones are in service to Stone, and claim that they are doing a bloody good job of keeping the flag flying, and enhancing David's good name in Heaven and on Earth.
		Others are loosely associated with Janus, who not only finds the whole thing quite amusing but has actually graced the Drones club with his presence in the past.
		Fortunately, his pals in the Drones Club have agreed to come to the rescue.
	www.sjgames.com /innomine/digests/1999/10/1-1375.txt (6363 words)

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