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" Amazon&amp;#039;s yet-to-be-released drone service just got hijacked for the greater good \u2013 getting beer to a bunch of drunken fishermen. Dreams are coming true with a beer delivery drone service, courtesy of Lakemaid Beer. Several test runs &amp;quot;have been very successful&amp;quot; in Wisconsin and Minnesota, where it&amp;#039;s colder than a witch&amp;#039;s tit in a brass bra but everybody loves a cold one anyway. &amp;quot;Dense urban locations present a host of problems to drone delivery,&amp;quot; says the president of Lakemaid Beer Company, Jack Supple. &amp;quot;But our tests are on vast, wide-open, frozen lakes free of trees and power lines. Our drone can fly as the crow flies, straight to our target, based on GPS coordinates provided by an ice angler.&amp;quot; The bad news: drone usage for commercial purposes is currently prohibited by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), whose popularity has suffered since that movie where Denzel Washington is prosecuted for piloting people to safety while geeked up on coke. The good news: the FAA is probably going to issue new regulations in 2015 that allow for such things \u2013 commercial delivery drones, that is, not drug-addled pilots.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.esquire.com/food-drink/drinks/a27019/beer-delivery-drone-12914/>