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her to become a famous pilot. Amelia is brave because she broke she women’s altitude recorder,having to deal with her family and flew the atlantic. Amelia went missing in june2,1937 her body was never after a long search. I think Amelia earhart is brave because she was not scared to die when breaking the women’s altitude recorder. Amelia started her engine to break the 14,000feet recorder in 1922 Amelia was confident she can break it. Amelia rose up in the air she put her

Paranormal Events Every person is born and will eventually die. Where does the soul of the person go? Does the soul go to Heaven or Hell? Or does the soul stay on Earth and “haunt” other people, houses, or places. Paranormal is defined as a denoting events or phenomena that are beyond the scope of normal scientific understanding. Some people believe that there are “ghosts” that walk among us, and there are people who think it’s fake. Every person will find out one day. In Bluffton, Indiana, there

technologies like the phonograph: it could record over a greater range of frequencies, could be played back immediately (allowing artists to review and edit their work shortly after performing), and was more cost efficient (Renaud). The magnetic tape recorder also allowed multitracking, where artists like Les Paul and Mary Ford could create “sound on sound”, layering their music (presenting the illusion that there were many more performers playing in Paul’s songs than just him) (“Timeline - Les Paul")

With his developments, the music world has heard a new sound. One of his major creations in music is in fact a wire recorder. This machine may not seem like much but it has been able record then playback music in your own home without the instruments themselves. This has truly become a great breakthrough instead of needing a musician in the household to keep smaller gatherings

symbols to represent ideas or qualities.” Throughout the play Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller, he uses symbols to represent a greater idea and to say more than what is actually being said. Through the use of stockings, a rubber hose,a tape recorder, and seeds, Miller demonstrates the power that these items have over the Loman family. The symbols of materialism do not work satisfy the Loman family but instead create additional problems. One reoccurring symbol throughout the story was the silk

The telegraph was what knocked the electric pen off of its Seaver 5 feet. "Automatic telegraphs used machinery to transmit messages at higher speeds than those sent and received by Morse telegraph operators. Hand operators averaged 25-40 words per minute while the transmission speeds of automatic telegraphs ranged from 60-120 words per minute for the ink recording automatic telegraphs used in England to 500-1000 words per minute for Edison's chemical recording system. However, even

Akio Morita Akio Morita, the long time Sony Corporation co-founder was a very unique man. He accomplished so much in his 78 years of life. He was the co-founder of one of the most successful consumer electronic companies. He also is known for opening the gates for Japan sales in the United States. Akio Morita was born January 26, 1921. He was born and raised in Nagoya, Japan. He was the son of sake brewers. His family’s business is known to have been around for over 15 generations, at the time

was know as a department store, they began to make Japan’s first tape recorder. May 7th, 1946 Morita and Ibuka co-founded the father of Sony, Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation. Their company started out with only 20 employees, and worth $500.00. He was soon named managing director, and then in 1950 named senior manager director. In the mid fifties, they succeeded and released the very first magnetic tape recorder in Japan. It was built based off of a model that was sent to japan by

1. A brief outline of the designer and the technological innovation to be discussed. Dr David Ronald de Mey Warren, born in far Northern Australia at a mission station. He had developed a love for radio electronics and then later on chemistry. A setback happened to Dr David Warren were his father was killed in one of Australia’s first air disasters, his father was on the de Havilland and the crush happened in Bass Strait in 1934. Before his father died, David was given a gift it was a crystal radio

The image is a blur. A quick focus shows a pair of female feet in black gum sole shoes standing on packed gravel. “Kayla. Recording?” a man says. “Running, Sir.” “Aim it at me.” “No problem, Andreas,” Kayla swings the camera up and around to focus on a tall, lanky man. “We’re all about you, Sir.” Andreas stands outside the gravel area. A short, wooden rail fence delimits the edge. He wears tight black clothing, black gloves, and black gum sole shoes. A black facemask hides his identity. A black breathing