Flying disc

Magical mystery tour is an album by The Beatles that released in United Kingdom under Parlophone label, and united States under Capitol Records which distributed worldwide, with two different format, the album was released with a six song double EP in the UK and an 11 song album in the United States and elsewhere, Magical Mystery Tour happened to be the soundtrack to the film with the same title that was originally broadcasted by the BBC on December 1967. The loss of Brian Eipstein (Beatles…

can still find food, even though it’s not as abundant before, still there’s food. We are not the only inhabitant of the place; “there are also tigers, elephants, and rhinoceros that can be seen in the forest where we are living.”(N.A., 2014) The ‘flying-ones’ (birds) have already left, and their absence brings me melancholy for I will no longer be able to hear them sing. I love their songs, especially when the ‘great light’ (sun) rises and brightens the encompassing lush greens. It’s a majestic…

Roswell is Home to Aliens This is a big one and the reason why the poor little town in New Mexico has so many weird tourists. The theory is that back in 1947 some debris was spotted outside of Roswell. William Brazel, a foreman, claimed he saw a flying disc before the debris was seen. Even though the US military released a report stating that the wreckage was from a weather balloon, people still believe there are little green men being housed out there. 4. Mars has a Face Here’s one more space…

accent, as Norma Bates is an interesting idea, as the mother we have in our head of Norma is a batty old coot based on the voice we hear Norman speak. Instead, Norma is a beautiful woman, with a moody streak. One minute she is happy, the next she is flying off the handle and dressing Norman up like a woman and saying his downstairs parts are only for wee-wee and that's it. If you ever thought that the relationship between Norma and Norman was a bit on the awkward side, be prepared to see if play…

It’s the future and you see everyone with a type of technology around them. We see holograms, flying cars, and everyone in the same type of clothing. This is usually seen in movies and books, but are we already living in that vision of the future? The technology everyone has are from phones to computers, but it seems people depend on it more than usual. People have screens that can give an answer in mere minutes and communication doesn’t happen face to face that often. In this generation,…

provide them a means of understanding from other source domains. Butterfly valve, also known as flap valve, is a simple structure of the control valve which can be used for low-pressure pipe medium switch control. The butterfly valve is controlled by a disc or butterfly plate, through rotation to achieve the opening and closing operation. Here the butterfly metaphor is employed to designate the rotation of the plate, thus enabling people understand the technical term from our daily experience.…

The game of Hockey is an extremely intense game, with bone crushing hits, 80 to 90 mile per hour frozen discs of vulcanized rubber flying in any direction, and, of course, the renowned fighting that has been celebrated for over a century. Through all of this, it’s hard to imagine Hockey helmets didn’t become mandatory for players to use in the NHL until 1979. Today, Helmets are by far the most important protective device used not only Hockey, but many other sports where the head is susceptible…

Aliens: Are They Real? A recent telephone study that involved 1,000 Americans concluded that 60 percent of Americans that partook in the study, believed in aliens (Malik n.p.). For the longest time, aliens were considered to be mythical stories told by campfires or in science fiction movies. Over time, people actually started to believe in these extraterrestrial beings. Aliens have been featured in many movies and TV shows throughout history. Some examples of aliens portrayed in media are as…

Recording innovations in the mid-1960s rerouted the expectations of musical composition. The Beatles were famous for constantly revolutionizing the music industry in unimaginable fashions. On August 5, 1966, Revolver was released in the United Kingdom (The Beatles Bible, 2015). The album’s experimentation and creativity reached a level that not even The Beatles could have anticipated. What musical ingenuities propelled Revolver to become one of the greatest albums of all time? The Beatles…

it around its neck, jerking it backwards, and tying three legs together while it bellars in agony. Lisa Chalk (2012)states, “Injuries caused by the force of lassoing and jerking to a halt then being thrown include tearing or stretching of ligaments, disc rupture, internal haemorrhaging to the thymus gland and trachea and subcutaneous tissue damage. Calves can suffer broken legs and even necks.” These baby calves do not deserve this treatment and certainly do not deserve death by this cruelty.…