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 Frazier Glenn Cross, Jr., also known as F. Glenn Miller, who used online race hate forums, appears at his arraignment on capital murder and first-degree murder charges at the Fred Allenbrand Criminal Justice Complex Adult Detention Center in New Century, Kansas April 15, 2014.David Eulitt鈥擳he Kansas City Star/ReutersBy Audrey KabilovaApril 18, 2014 5:07 AM EDTA white supremacist charged with killing three people this week had posted over 12,000 messages on the website Stormfront, which carries the slogan No Jews, No Right, according to an organization that tracks hate groups. Frazier Glenn Cross stands accused of kill stanley cup ing three people near two Jewish community facilities  stanley cup in suburban Kansas City.According to a report released Thursday by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit civil rights organization, there has been a developing online trend of posters on online hate forums being disproportionately responsible for mass killings and racist crime.A community of l stanley cup dquo;White Nationalists, Stormfront describes itself as the voice of the new, embattled White minority.Users of the website were responsible for over 100 murders in the last five years, claim researchers.Past visitors include Wade Michael Page, an American veteran who killed six people in a mass shooting at a Sikh Temple in 2012. Another was Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian extremist who killed 77 people in a shooting spree at a youth summer camp in 2011. 822 Ftmv Inside the International Contest Over the Most Important Waterway In the World
 Mark Zuckerberg holds a propeller pod for Aquila, the company s unmanned aircraft that will be used to deliver wifi to developing nations, adidas campus  in San Francisco, California, on April 12, 2016.Michael Short鈥擝loomberg/Getty ImagesBy ReutersJune 29, 2017 10:05 PM EDT SAN FRANCISCO   Facebook said on Thursday it had completed a second test of an unmanned aircraft designed to some day beam internet access to remote parts of the planet, and unlike in the first test, the drone did not crash.Facebook plans to develop a fleet of drones powered by sunlight that will fly for months at a time, communicating with each other through lasers and extending in skechers ternet connectivity to the ground below.The company called the first test, in June 2016, a success after it flew above the Arizona desert for 1 hour and 36 minutes, three times longer than planned. It later said the drone had also crashed moments before landing and had suffered a damaged wing.The second test occurred on May 22, Martin Luis Gomez, Facebook 8216  director of aeronautical platforms, said in a blog post. The aircraft flew for an hour and 46 minutes before landing near Yuma, Arizona, with only a few minor, easily-repairable dings, he said.Facebook engineers had added  8220 poilers to the aircraft   wings to increase drag and reduce lift duri adidas originals ng the landing approach, Gomez said.More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Voting