Birds of a feather.

I understand it was 'Superbowl 50' last night or 'SB50' if you're immersed in Twitterspeak, and it seems that the highlight of the show was Beyoncé's half time show.  Beyoncé is an interesting character.  She has the normal commercial characteristics of a pop star, probably carefully cultivated image by her manager/record label, but she also has some political involvement that (commercially) is a bit more risky, so she's OK in my book.  She's also pleasing on the eye.

Here in the UK, we only get to hear about the half time performances at the Superbowl.  It's a world final isn't it?  Odd that.

Meanwhile, in London, the metropolitan police are looking at using eagles to take out drones.  Not any old drone, but those used for criminal practices.  Trials in the Netherlands have shown that they see drones as natural enemies and are quite adept at avoiding the rotors.  Must be the eagle eye.  An reporter in the Guardian interviewed Maria and Angela Eagle, and although they say they were brought up to believe they can do anything, there was no mention of drones.