The songs, by the Pet Shop Boys, are lame, but the launch pad at the flying competition is a giggle, with flailing rocket-men and giant bumblebees taking tumbles while the fez-topped MC crows into a loudhailer.
To explore temperature-mediated cooperation in response to fly competition in situ, a heating device was continuously applied underneath each carcass to provide a warming effect.
But such competition is virtually nonexistent in the United States, and the two dancers, who live in New York City, say they have neither the time nor the money to keep flying to competitions in Hanover, Munich and London.
Recognised as one of the best gamers on the planet, the 34-year-old's day-to-day life involves flying to competitions the world over - USA, Spain, Venezuela, to name a few - to take on, and usually beat, all comers.
During this period, in anticipation of the new airship, he joined in with the then popular sport of ballooning, flying in competitions initially as assistant to the Hon.
By then it hopes that airlines flying in competition with those about to get their A380s will be rushing to buy their own.Airbus is confident that introducing such a large aircraft will be no problem at big airports.
They flew to competitions in Los Angeles for 10 and 11, to Boston for under 13, then to the National Juniors Competitions, and there are 300 trophies in their house.
To assess the effect of fly competition on carcass decomposition rates, we evaluated the difference in carcass weight loss among net-covered treatments (i.e., fly access was restricted from the entire cage), natural fly access treatments, and fresh carcass controls at intermediate elevations (2100 m).
"The secret is a lot of hard work - everyone sees her absolutely flying in the competitions but what they don't see is the hard work that's going on, on the water.
This could see sparks fly with competition regulators whose job is to stamp out illegal state aid.
