Summer Essential Listening (Youtube Links where appliciable)

So i have decided to post what i belive to be some of the songs that should be played on systems this summer (With youtube links for you)

So in no order at all;

MYTOYBOX - It's The Weekend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQqXE7ET2S4

This song should definatly be on your summer playlist. It's uplifting, amazing and got a really catchy tune.

The Prototypes - Need the Love
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q9DY2XccLk

The boys from bristol have been smashing it during the UK summer, This is definatly one to be dancing to around the country.

Chase & Status - End Credits ft Plan B
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwD1vQ_Gw2A

Off the soundtrack to the epic movie "Harry Brown" this tune has been smashing my system for the last year, Shall never get old
(Both Acts coming to New Zealand)

Doctor P - Sweet Shop
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZkzcm7ubQg

For all you Dubheads out there this wont be new to your ears easily one of the best dubstep songs of the year Doctor P has also shamed it with a remix of Plan B's Love Goes down!! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_rN39GFYP0)

Example - Kickstarts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9yGcKlYAiw

This narrowly avoided being KILLED by ZM and C4 but never the less, A massive track, Good way to get any room moving and their feet finding the beat.

Skepta - Rescue Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TTceYEJif4

Bashing out this tune a couple of months back, Knew it was going to be BIG. Great one for long drives and parties alike,.

Deadmau5 - Strobe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKi9Z-f6qX4

The 6 minute club edit ruins my car speakers (Has to be played at the max)
The 10 minute full version (In my opinion) is the best way to start a set, has a long build up, a bit chilled, then it's just goes off, jizz flies everywhere, girls orgasm and old people start to find air raid shelters. This shit is mroe ca$h than Lilwayne.

Emalkay - Watercolour Remix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ3zTe1P8Eo

Takes the original (Which is sick) Shits on it, then feeds it to cows. Such a sick "Get amped song"

Netsky - Iron Heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4rt6Nxdm4Y

With this kid from Belgium nominated for 4 DNB arnea awards he is blowing up, This song (As well as his album) is amazing, Coming to RnV this year, this TUNE has to be in your playlist. If not you have failed mankind.

Danny Byrd - Ill Behaviour
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u1vq8xI1Vg

Bombarding it's way into the UK top 40 a week after release, this song is Massive!! One of the better song to be played on BBC radio 1 in years. Definatly should be in the playlist for any of the ravers/boppers out there.

Sigma's Remix of - Danny Byrds We can have it all
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IUzBBlJjZg

Want to keep the dancefloor on fire with movenment? This tune WILL do that i promise you this.

Dj Fresh - Gold Dust
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNuUgbUzM8U

One of the most played and hyped Drum and Bass songs ever, With good measure, this song is sick Kicking off DnB arena's 2010 Mega Mix this song has been blasted through my system for around a month.
Another Dj Fresh song that s just as good is Hypercain (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbJ-1g5dyVM)

Unkle - Reign (Way Out West Mix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUxBmUbcFnI

I know very little about the artist or the song, Was suggested to me Via my Freinds at Youtube. Very chilled, Good Build ups, Great music for conversations and possibly other misdermeiners.

Example - Watch the sun come up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAgegxdVdFU

Before his massive hit Kickstarts, there was this mellow tune, Great for early mornings/late nights. Or if your feeling romantic singing to that special one.

Swedish House Mafia Vs Tinie Tempah - Miami 2 Ibiza
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCH1AsUydSc

One of the songs of the summer in the european scene, Definatly a big tune! SHM and Tinie are hitting the big time this year!
This song is gunna be HUUUUGE

This is of course only a small introduction of what i belive to be My summer Hit's
This will change of course, there will be songs added (None taken away)

All artists mentioned have some other Massive tunes and i suggest checking them all out.

Keep it Locked onto my facebook (Jack Daniel Adams) for updates.
May do a podcast of some of these tunes in the near future, Shall see how it goes



I will also be doing a What to watch (Movies and TV) Summer 2010/11 in the coming weeks so keep an eye out for that.

Big Up!!

Final Report.

1.0 Introduction

American Space disasters resulting in three or more deaths is this reports focal point with a specific focus on the causes of the Apollo 204 (Apollo 1), the Challenger Space Shuttle and the Columbia Space Shuttle disasters. It will also investigate the recommendations put after the mission failures. It is important to cover these mission failures because they have the greatest number of American astronaut fatalities (three or more). This report is for the general public’s information and in memory of the astronauts who passed away.  

2.0 Discussion

2.1 Past Disasters

Apollo 1 was scheduled for launch during February 1967; however, on January 27^th a fire during a pre-launch test claimed the lives of all three crew members (Thompson , et al., 1967).

The Challenger space shuttle was launched January 28^th 1986 from the John F. Kennedy Space Center. The disintegration of the vehicle occurred 73 seconds after lift-off causing the deaths of all seven crew members (Rogers, et al., 1986).

The Columbia space shuttle was launched from the John F. Kennedy Space Center on the 16^th of January 2003. On February 1^st 2003 it disintegrated over Texas and Louisiana, during re-entry to Earth’s atmosphere causing the deaths of all seven crew members (Gehman, et al., 2003).

2.2   Causes of the failed missions

Thompson et al (1967) tell us that the ignition source in Apollo 1 was never officially determined. However, the most probable ignition cause was identified as an “electrical arc occurring near the floor in the lower forward section of the left hand equipment bay” (paragraph 1) this area was where the environmental control system (ECS) was located. See Figure 1 in appendix. Thompson et al (1967) also states that a three phase fire occurred in the command module with flammable material allowing the fire to spread rapidly throughout the module with temperatures surpassing 1000 degrees Fahrenheit. The doctors present speculated that the three crew members died due to “smoke inhalation leading to unconsciousness and deaths occurred soon thereafter” (Anderson, et al., 1968, p.5).

The Challenger space shuttle vehicle broke apart shortly after lift-off due to a failure of an O-Ring in the right Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) failing at lift off  (Rogers, et al., 1986). See Figure 2 in the appendix. Harwood (1986) reveals that 73 seconds after initial lift-off, the vehicle disintegrated due to a flame coming through the failed joint in the SRB and impinging on the external tank, this flame eventually caused a rupture in the side of the External Tank (ET) which then disintegrated. Reports from Harwood (1986) and Rogers et al. (1986) state that the shuttle which was now under extreme aerodynamic loads of up to 20g was torn apart instantly being unable to withstand the pressure.

Approximately 82 seconds after lift-off a piece of debris hit the thermal insulation tiles of the Columbia shuttle causing a hole around 15-25cm in size, (Gehman, et al., 2003). The debris was a piece of thermal insulation foam from the External tank (ET) structure. See Figure 3 in appendix. During the re-entry to Earth’s atmosphere hot gasses penetrated the interior wing through the hole damaging the integrity of the structure (USA Today, 2003). The superheated air continued to penetrate the wing melting the aluminium structure of the shuttle until the shuttle was torn apart by increasing aerodynamic forces being placed upon it (Gehman, et al., 2003).  

2.3 Recommendations implemented upon failed missions

Thompson et al (1967) suggested in the Apollo 204 review that after the disaster certain things should be changed about the Apollo programme because “Once the Command Module has left the Earth’s environment the occupants are totally dependent upon it for their safety” (paragraph 1). The hatch which had previously opened inward was redesigned to open outward in under 10 seconds allowing for a much quicker exit in case of an emergency (Hart, Walkover, & Zosky, 1970). As a result of the suggestions made by Thompson et al (1967) all flammable materials in the module were replaced with self extinguishing materials, and all plumbing and wiring were covered in insulation.

Rogers, et al (1986) stated in the Challenger disaster report that “The faulty Solid Rocket Motor joint and seal must be replaced” (p.198) also stated is that the new design could replace the need for a joint or be a complete redesign. Fletcher (1986) tells us that in response NASA initiated a complete redesign of the SRB’s, NASA also created a new office of Safety, Reliability and Quality Assurance, headed by a NASA administrator who reported directly to the NASA administrator.

Gehman, et al (2003) stated in the Columbia disaster report that a program needed to be put in place to eliminate all ET debris being shed on lift-off. After the disaster NASA implemented a shuttle contingency program called the Launch on Need (LON) missions. Another safety implementation was that the harnesses on the remaining shuttles be upgraded, due to the safety harnesses malfunctioning during the violent re-entry Columbia Crew Survival Investigation commission (2008).

3.0              Conclusion

3.1              In conclusion the failures of Apollo 1, the Challenger space shuttle and the Columbia space shuttle were all tragedies that claimed the lives of 17 people.

3.2              Each one had its individual faults causing the eventual disaster.

3.3              In each accident the underlying cause was deemed to be different.

3.4              As a result, the implementations have led to a successful return to space flight.

4.0      Recommendations

4.1              When reading up on this topic more the reader should not compare the Apollo and space shuttle programs or vehicles due to their vast differences.

4.2              I also recommend that people interested in this topic research other disasters for their own merits as no two disasters are exactly the same.

                               Reference List

Anderson, C. P., Russel, R. B., Magnuson, W. A., Syminton, S., Stenns, J., Young, S. M., et al. (1968). Report of the Committee On Aeronatical and Space Sciences United States Senate with additional views Apollo 204 Accident. Washintgton D.C: Government Printing Office.

Columbia Crew Survival Investigation commission. (2008 ). Columbia Crew Survival Investigation Report. Washington D.C: National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Fletcher, J. C. (1986). Report to the President, Actions to impelment the recommendations of the presidential comission on the space shuttle challenger accident. Washington, D. C: National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Gehman, H. W., Barry, J. L., Deal, D. W., Hallock, J. N., Hess, K. W., Hubbard, S., et al. (2003). Columbia Accident Investigation Board. Washington D.D: Government Printing Office.

Hart, R. J., Walkover, L. J., & Zosky, E. W. (1970). The Apollo Command Module Side Access Hatch System. JPL TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM 33-425 , 157-168.

Harwood, W. (1986). Chapter 13: The Timeline. Retrieved September 12, 2010, from Voyage Into History: http://web.archive.org/web/20060504192732/www.cbsnews.com/network/news/space/51Lchap13timeline.html

Rogers, W. P., Armstrong, N., Acheson, D. C., Covert, E. E., Feynman, R. P., Hotz, R. B., et al. (1986). Report of the Presidential Commission on the Space Shuttle Challenger Accident. Washington D.C: Government Printing office.

Thompson , F. L., Frank, C., Barton, G., White, G. C., Van Dolah, R. W., Williams, J. J., et al. (1967). Apollo 204 Review Board Final Report. Washington D.C: Government Printing Office.

USA Today. (2003, March 4). Molten aluminum found on Columbia's thermal tiles. Retrieved September 13, 2010, from USATODAY.Com: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2003-03-04-shuttle-investigation_x.htm