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I've published 288 articles that have been viewed 421,409 times. I've received +5,339 recommendations as an expert for my writing. I've answered 5 questions and received +4 positive votes.
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About Me
I have once an exciting life tinkering airplanes and helicopters as an aircraft mechanic before actually being given the opportunity to fly after waiting my turn from the backseat. I suppose life is all about patience of waiting our turn unto the front seat and the least machine to fall into is the one without controls and one couldn't smile or opt to get out. Most of us are unhappy to get into it but we all must end there and the writing deserves a period.
Where I Live
Bournemouth, Dorset
Topics I'm an Expert In
I'm not confident to have expertise in anything I do but I am comfortable at writing topics about aviation, life philosophy, science and technology, paranormal and nature among other fields of interest
Schools I've Attended
San Jose Academy, St. Augustine's Academy, University of the Philippines in the Visayas, Philippine State College of Aeronautics
Degrees I've Received
Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Job Positions I've Held
Flight Crew/ Mechanic, Logistics Support Officer, Researcher
Companies I've Worked For
government and private
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This article aims to present the early bulbous approach in designing airplanes which contributed to the development of present day airliners. Decades before, these bulbous designs started as conversions of an existing aircraft design and despite their awkward appearance, they were able to fill up the need for transporting outsized cargo. Little had been known about these early bulbous aircraft designs and their significance is being emphasized in this article.
This article aims to educate the reader about the de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver, the first all metal bush plane manufactured by de Havilland Canada which is a familiar aircraft that could be seen in small airports around the world. As it gained screen appearance in the 1998 adventure film Six Days Seven Nights, knowledge of this type of aircraft will also update the knowledge of film viewers of the significance of the presence of the type of aircraft on the film.
Fox Network casts Kiefer Sutherland on a new serial drama which was initially receiving positive reviews. "Touch" is definitely made to entertain and amaze as it draws casual events linking them to the main characters through a series of numbers scribbled by an autistic child. How Martin Bohm (Sutherland), the child's father finds a way to turn bad things into good and connect the trivial events at the start of each episode to culminate into a good ending becomes the catch to the story.
Ivan Reitman isn't actually readily known to occasional moviegoers who get to see films only when they learn from other people they were worth seeing. As a film director however he made many popular films and perhaps it will be easier to associate him to those popular films he directed or produced for a not-so-fanatical moviegoer to know him better.
Consider a job where you get free flight accomodation to travel around US sacking people on their positions and seeing their shattered faces haunt you with guilt. George Clooney takes the role of an accomplished bachelor who gets to accumulate frequent flyer miles with American Airlines while doing his job. But just as he thought he has the time of his life, falling for the right woman proved otherwise.
As most people unfamiliar with the advances made in aviation, seeing a passenger bus on sling hoist from a flying helicopter would be highly unlikely. Most of us may even doubt if it is possible. But that was how the story goes in the film Swordfish (2001) which stars Hugh Jackman, John Travolta and Halle Berry where the type of helicopter was utilized to hoist a bus full of hostages at the course of the film. This article is addressed to answer speculations whether that particular scene was act...
This article is a compilation of eight notable 'wedding themed' films which earned a considerable patronage in theaters thereby earning big on the box office. With a short summary what made these films interesting, the earnings and production costs involved in the making of the films is added together with the main cast of stars which will be valuable to the knowledge of the reader.
This article aims to acquaint the reader with the Cessna Skymaster, a type of aircraft manufactured by Cessna and at one time utilized for military applications with operational roles in the Vietnam War and other civilian functions as a search and rescue aircraft and in fighting forest fires. It also relates how the aircraft gained screen appearance in the movie BAT 21 made in 1980 which stars Gene Hackman and Danny Glover.
A film review of Soul Surfer based on the life of World Surfer and life Champion Bethany Hamilton. The reader will find inspiration to know that despite being a victim of shark attack leaving her with one good arm, Bethany Hamilton was able to recover from the ordeal and set back records in surfing even beating those without physical disabilities. Her example has given courage and inspiration to many and this film is a compelling watch.
A list of ideas on how to choose quality films that will guarantee the enjoyment of the viewer by considering film stars, film directors, producers, production cost, film reviews among others. Through this article, the readers will be able to use their leisure time on films that fit their moods thereby enabling them to feel refreshed and renewed after the film showing.
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