. THE BEATLESThe Beatles became nat

. THE BEATLES

The Beatles became nationally famous in England in October 1962, when their first single record, “Love Me Do”, entered the Hit Parade at number 27. The famous four who recorded that song were, of course, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and drummer Ringo Starr. This was the original line-up of the band.
Three years before, when John Lennon was 19 and George Harrison approaching his seventeenth birthday, the group was offered its first “big job” - playing at the famous Star Club in Hamburg. In those days there were five Beatles: Pete Best on drums, Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and the mysterious fifth Beatle, Stuart Sutcliffe.
The Beatles returned to England penniless and exhausted. Stuart Sutcliffe left the group and stayed in Germany, where he died a few months later. The Beatles began a series of lunchtime concerts at Liverpool’s Cavern Club. They were now playing better than ever.
The lunchtime concerts were a great success. The road outside the club was always crowded with girls who worked in nearby shops and offices. They came to see the Beatles during their lunch-break. Local shopkeepers often complained about the crowds and the noise. The man who ran the local record shop went to see what all the fuss was about. His name was Brian Epstein, the man who became the Beatles manager.
The first thing that Epstein did as manager was to sack Pete Best. There are many different stories about why this happened. Probably it was because there was a serious clash of personalities between Lennon and Best. Lennon said: “He goes, or I go.” In Best’s place came Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr), the drummer they met in Hamburg.
The job of producing the Beatles records went to George Martin, an extremely nice and remarkably old-fashioned man who worked at the EMI studios in Abbey Road, North London. George Martin became the brains behind the recording successes of the Beatles (although John Lennon never agreed with that).
Martin had some unusual and immensely successful ideas. He persuaded the group to have instruments on some of their songs that they didn’t want to begin with: the cello on “Yesterday”, the violins on “Eleanor Rigby”, the oboe on “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away”.
During the sixties, it seemed that the Beatles were always in the news headlines. They made successful records and interesting films. Lennon caused anti-Beatle demonstrations in America by saying that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus Christ. Beatlemania was the word used to describe the reaction of fans all over the world.
When Epstein died in 1967, things began to go wrong for the Beatles' industry. The relationship between Lennon and McCartney became very difficult; they disagreed about music, they disliked each other's wife, and they disagreed about who should be the new manager of their affairs.
Eventually, an American called Allen Klein bought a controlling interest in the group. This was the beginning of the end, as McCartney couldn’t stand Klein.
During the seventies, the Beatles went off in their different directions, Lennon became a solo performer and then property speculator in New York, buying and selling expensive apartments. McCartney formed a middle-of-the-road pop group called “Wings” with his wife, Linda. George Harrison was rarely seen, but spent time raising money for charity. Ringo Starr began a surprisingly successful career as a film star. John Lennon was murdered in New York in December 1980.
In October 1982, 20 years after “Love Me Do” entered the British Hit Parade, a Beatles song was again in the Top Ten. The song was... “Love Me Do”.

Text 11. WHY DOES FROZEN FOOD KEEP WELL?

Frozen food keeps for a long time because the freezing of the water inside the food forces the bacteria, which cause it to decompose, into inactivity. Like all living things, bacteria need water in order to thrive.
Bacteria are microscopic organisms, or forms of life which occur in air, water and soil all over the world. But they flourish and multiply particularly wherever organic matter is present. Some may cause disease, others are harmless, or even beneficial, but their activity causes organic matter, including food, to decompose.
Modern discoveries have enabled sub-zero temperatures to be obtained by cooling air to about -300°C (-508°F) by compressing it and passing it into low pressure chambers through fine nozzles. The result is a sudden and violent expansion, causing the air to be drastically cooled. In home refrigerators Freon-12 gas is used instead of air, and the temperatures are much less drastic. The temperature in the freezing compartment of a domestic refrigerator is about -4°C or 25°F, and that of a deep-freezer about -15°C or 5°F.
Preserving food has an ancient history. The salting and smoking of fish and meat have been carried out for centuries. Another long-used method of preserving food is to change its form, for example turning milk into butter and cheese, and grapes into wine. More recently preservation has been effected by canning, heat being used to kill bacteria, or dehydration.
Most fresh food contains 75 to 90 per cent of water. When this liquid is removed, great savings in packaging, storage and transport are made. Potatoes, milk, eggs, tea and coffee are among the well-known products now sold as dry powders that need only the addition of water to reconstitute them.

. THE BEATLES

The Beatles became nationally famous in England in October 1962, when their first single record, “Love Me Do”, entered the Hit Parade at number 27. The famous four who recorded that song were, of course, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and drummer Ringo Starr. This was the original line-up of the band.
Three years before, when John Lennon was 19 and George Harrison approaching his seventeenth birthday, the group was offered its first “big job” - playing at the famous Star Club in Hamburg. In those days there were five Beatles: Pete Best on drums, Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and the mysterious fifth Beatle, Stuart Sutcliffe.
The Beatles returned to England penniless and exhausted. Stuart Sutcliffe left the group and stayed in Germany, where he died a few months later. The Beatles began a series of lunchtime concerts at Liverpool’s Cavern Club. They were now playing better than ever.
The lunchtime concerts were a great success. The road outside the club was always crowded with girls who worked in nearby shops and offices. They came to see the Beatles during their lunch-break. Local shopkeepers often complained about the crowds and the noise. The man who ran the local record shop went to see what all the fuss was about. His name was Brian Epstein, the man who became the Beatles manager.
The first thing that Epstein did as manager was to sack Pete Best. There are many different stories about why this happened. Probably it was because there was a serious clash of personalities between Lennon and Best. Lennon said: “He goes, or I go.” In Best’s place came Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr), the drummer they met in Hamburg.
The job of producing the Beatles records went to George Martin, an extremely nice and remarkably old-fashioned man who worked at the EMI studios in Abbey Road, North London. George Martin became the brains behind the recording successes of the Beatles (although John Lennon never agreed with that).
Martin had some unusual and immensely successful ideas. He persuaded the group to have instruments on some of their songs that they didn’t want to begin with: the cello on “Yesterday”, the violins on “Eleanor Rigby”, the oboe on “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away”.
During the sixties, it seemed that the Beatles were always in the news headlines. They made successful records and interesting films. Lennon caused anti-Beatle demonstrations in America by saying that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus Christ. Beatlemania was the word used to describe the reaction of fans all over the world.
When Epstein died in 1967, things began to go wrong for the Beatles' industry. The relationship between Lennon and McCartney became very difficult; they disagreed about music, they disliked each other's wife, and they disagreed about who should be the new manager of their affairs.
Eventually, an American called Allen Klein bought a controlling interest in the group. This was the beginning of the end, as McCartney couldn’t stand Klein.
During the seventies, the Beatles went off in their different directions, Lennon became a solo performer and then property speculator in New York, buying and selling expensive apartments. McCartney formed a middle-of-the-road pop group called “Wings” with his wife, Linda. George Harrison was rarely seen, but spent time raising money for charity. Ringo Starr began a surprisingly successful career as a film star. John Lennon was murdered in New York in December 1980.
In October 1982, 20 years after “Love Me Do” entered the British Hit Parade, a Beatles song was again in the Top Ten. The song was... “Love Me Do”.

Text 11. WHY DOES FROZEN FOOD KEEP WELL?

Frozen food keeps for a long time because the freezing of the water inside the food forces the bacteria, which cause it to decompose, into inactivity. Like all living things, bacteria need water in order to thrive.
Bacteria are microscopic organisms, or forms of life which occur in air, water and soil all over the world. But they flourish and multiply particularly wherever organic matter is present. Some may cause disease, others are harmless, or even beneficial, but their activity causes organic matter, including food, to decompose.
Modern discoveries have enabled sub-zero temperatures to be obtained by cooling air to about -300°C (-508°F) by compressing it and passing it into low pressure chambers through fine nozzles. The result is a sudden and violent expansion, causing the air to be drastically cooled. In home refrigerators Freon-12 gas is used instead of air, and the temperatures are much less drastic. The temperature in the freezing compartment of a domestic refrigerator is about -4°C or 25°F, and that of a deep-freezer about -15°C or 5°F.
Preserving food has an ancient history. The salting and smoking of fish and meat have been carried out for centuries. Another long-used method of preserving food is to change its form, for example turning milk into butter and cheese, and grapes into wine. More recently preservation has been effected by canning, heat being used to kill bacteria, or dehydration.
Most fresh food contains 75 to 90 per cent of water. When this liquid is removed, great savings in packaging, storage and transport are made. Potatoes, milk, eggs, tea and coffee are among the well-known products now sold as dry powders that need only the addition of water to reconstitute them.

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. THE BEATLESThe Beatles became nationally famous in England in October 1962, when their first single record, “Love Me Do”, entered the Hit Parade at number 27. The famous four who recorded that song were, of course, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and drummer Ringo Starr. This was the original line-up of the band.Three years before, when John Lennon was 19 and George Harrison approaching his seventeenth birthday, the group was offered its first “big job” - playing at the famous Star Club in Hamburg. In those days there were five Beatles: Pete Best on drums, Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and the mysterious fifth Beatle, Stuart Sutcliffe.The Beatles returned to England penniless and exhausted. Stuart Sutcliffe left the group and stayed in Germany, where he died a few months later. The Beatles began a series of lunchtime concerts at Liverpool’s Cavern Club. They were now playing better than ever.The lunchtime concerts were a great success. The road outside the club was always crowded with girls who worked in nearby shops and offices. They came to see the Beatles during their lunch-break. Local shopkeepers often complained about the crowds and the noise. The man who ran the local record shop went to see what all the fuss was about. His name was Brian Epstein, the man who became the Beatles manager.The first thing that Epstein did as manager was to sack Pete Best. There are many different stories about why this happened. Probably it was because there was a serious clash of personalities between Lennon and Best. Lennon said: “He goes, or I go.” In Best’s place came Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr), the drummer they met in Hamburg.The job of producing the Beatles records went to George Martin, an extremely nice and remarkably old-fashioned man who worked at the EMI studios in Abbey Road, North London. George Martin became the brains behind the recording successes of the Beatles (although John Lennon never agreed with that).Martin had some unusual and immensely successful ideas. He persuaded the group to have instruments on some of their songs that they didn’t want to begin with: the cello on “Yesterday”, the violins on “Eleanor Rigby”, the oboe on “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away”.During the sixties, it seemed that the Beatles were always in the news headlines. They made successful records and interesting films. Lennon caused anti-Beatle demonstrations in America by saying that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus Christ. Beatlemania was the word used to describe the reaction of fans all over the world.When Epstein died in 1967, things began to go wrong for the Beatles' industry. The relationship between Lennon and McCartney became very difficult; they disagreed about music, they disliked each other's wife, and they disagreed about who should be the new manager of their affairs.Eventually, an American called Allen Klein bought a controlling interest in the group. This was the beginning of the end, as McCartney couldn’t stand Klein.During the seventies, the Beatles went off in their different directions, Lennon became a solo performer and then property speculator in New York, buying and selling expensive apartments. McCartney formed a middle-of-the-road pop group called “Wings” with his wife, Linda. George Harrison was rarely seen, but spent time raising money for charity. Ringo Starr began a surprisingly successful career as a film star. John Lennon was murdered in New York in December 1980.In October 1982, 20 years after “Love Me Do” entered the British Hit Parade, a Beatles song was again in the Top Ten. The song was... “Love Me Do”.Text 11. WHY DOES FROZEN FOOD KEEP WELL?Frozen food keeps for a long time because the freezing of the water inside the food forces the bacteria, which cause it to decompose, into inactivity. Like all living things, bacteria need water in order to thrive.Bacteria are microscopic organisms, or forms of life which occur in air, water and soil all over the world. But they flourish and multiply particularly wherever organic matter is present. Some may cause disease, others are harmless, or even beneficial, but their activity causes organic matter, including food, to decompose.Modern discoveries have enabled sub-zero temperatures to be obtained by cooling air to about -300°C (-508°F) by compressing it and passing it into low pressure chambers through fine nozzles. The result is a sudden and violent expansion, causing the air to be drastically cooled. In home refrigerators Freon-12 gas is used instead of air, and the temperatures are much less drastic. The temperature in the freezing compartment of a domestic refrigerator is about -4°C or 25°F, and that of a deep-freezer about -15°C or 5°F.Preserving food has an ancient history. The salting and smoking of fish and meat have been carried out for centuries. Another long-used method of preserving food is to change its form, for example turning milk into butter and cheese, and grapes into wine. More recently preservation has been effected by canning, heat being used to kill bacteria, or dehydration.Most fresh food contains 75 to 90 per cent of water. When this liquid is removed, great savings in packaging, storage and transport are made. Potatoes, milk, eggs, tea and coffee are among the well-known products now sold as dry powders that need only the addition of water to reconstitute them.

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, THE BEATLES The Beatles стал известен на национальном в Англии в октябре 1962 года, когда их первый сингл запись, "Love Me Do", вошел в Хит-парад под номером 27. Знаменитый четыре, который записал эту песню, были, конечно, Джон Леннон, Пол Маккартни , Джордж Харрисон и Ринго Старр барабанщика. Это был первоначальный состав группы. Три года назад, когда Джон Леннон был 19 и Джордж Харрисон приближается к своему семнадцатилетие, группа была предложена первая "большая работа" - играет на знаменитой Star Club в Гамбурге. В те дни было пять Beatles Пит Бест на барабанах, Леннон, Маккартни, Харрисон и таинственный пятый битл, Стюарт Сатклифф. The Beatles вернулся в Англию без гроша в кармане и исчерпаны. Стюарт Сатклифф покинул группу и остался в Германии, где он умер спустя несколько месяцев. The Beatles начали серию концертов в обеденное Cavern Club Ливерпуль. Они сейчас играют лучше, чем когда-либо. В обеденное время концертов прошли с большим успехом. Дорога за пределами клуба был всегда многолюдно с девушками, которые работали в близлежащих магазинах и офисах. Они пришли, чтобы увидеть Beatles во время их обеденный перерыв. Местные торговцы часто жаловались на толпы и шума. Человек, который управлял местный музыкальный магазин пошел, чтобы видеть, что все суета. Его имя было Брайан Эпстайн, человек, который стал менеджером Битлз. Первое, что сделал, как Эпштейн менеджер был уволить Пита Беста. Есть много разных историй о том, почему это произошло. Наверное, потому, что там была серьезная столкновение личностей между Ленноном и Бест. Леннон сказал: ".. Он идет, или я иду" На месте Беста пришел Ричард Старки (Ринго Старр), барабанщик они встретились в Гамбурге Работа производить Битлз записи отправился Джордж Мартин, чрезвычайно приятно и удивительно старомодная Человек, который работал в студии EMI Abbey Road в, Северном Лондоне. Джордж Мартин стал мозгом записывающих успехами Beatles (хотя Джон Леннон никогда не согласился с этим). Мартин были некоторые необычные и очень успешные идеи. Он убедил группу, чтобы иметь инструменты на некоторые из своих песен, которые они не хотят, чтобы начать с: виолончель на "вчера", скрипки на "Eleanor Rigby", на гобое на "ты должен Скрыть твоей любви ". В шестидесятых, казалось, что Битлз были всегда в заголовки новостей. Они сделали успешные записи и интересные фильмы. Леннон вызвало анти-Beatle демонстрации в Америке, говоря, что Битлз были более популярны, чем Иисус Христос. Битломании было слово используется для описания реакции поклонников во всем мире. Когда Эпштейн умер в 1967 году, все пошло не так для промышленности Битлз. Отношения между Ленноном и Маккартни стал очень трудно; они не согласились о музыке, они не любили жену друг друга, и они не согласились о том, кто должен стать новым менеджером их дела. В конце концов, американский называется Аллен Кляйн купил контрольный пакет акций в группе. Это было начало конца, а Маккартни не выдержал Клейн. В семидесятые годы, Битлз пошел в их разных направлениях, Леннон стал сольным исполнителем и то свойство спекулянт в Нью-Йорке, покупка и продажа дорогие квартиры. Маккартни сформировал среднего из-дороги поп-группы под названием "Крылья" с женой Линдой. Джордж Харрисон был редко, но проводил время сбора денег на благотворительность. Ринго Старр начал удивительно успешную карьеру в качестве кинозвезды. Джон Леннон был убит в Нью-Йорке в декабре 1980 года В октябре 1982 года, через 20 лет после "Love Me Do" вошел британский Хит-парад, песня Битлз снова в десятке. Песня была ... "Love Me Do". Текст 11. ПОЧЕМУ Замороженные продукты держат хорошо? Замороженные продукты держит в течение долгого времени, потому что замораживание воды внутри пищи заставляет бактерии, которые вызывают это разлагаться, в бездействии , Как и все живые существа, бактерии нуждаются в воде для того, чтобы процветать. Бактерии микроскопические организмы, или формы жизни, которые происходят в воздухе, воде и почве во всем мире. Но они процветают и размножаются там, где особенно органического вещества присутствует. Некоторые из них могут вызвать заболевание, другие безвредны, или даже полезны, но их деятельность вызывает органическое вещество, в том числе пищевых продуктов, разлагаться. Современные открытия позволили минусовых температурах, чтобы быть получены охлаждения воздуха до -300 ° С (-508 ° F), сжимая его и передать его в низких барокамерах через тонкие сопла. Результатом является внезапным и жестоким расширения, в результате чего воздух резко охлаждается. В домашних холодильниках фреон-12 используется газ вместо воздуха, и температура гораздо меньше резким. Температура в морозильной камере в домашнем холодильнике около -4 ° C или 25 ° F, и что из морозильника -15 ° C или 5 ° F. Сохранение пищи имеет древнюю историю. Посола и копчения рыбы и мяса были проведены в течение многих столетий. Другой давно используется метод сохранения продуктов является изменение его формы, например поворота молоко в масло и сыр, и винограда в вино. Совсем недавно сохранение была осуществлена по консервированию, тепло используется, чтобы убить бактерии, или обезвоживания. Большинство свежих продуктов содержит от 75 до 90 процентов воды. Когда эта жидкость удаляется, большие сбережения в упаковки, хранения и транспортировки сделаны. Картофель, молока, яиц, чай и кофе являются одними из известных продуктов, продаваемых в настоящее время в виде сухих порошков, которые должны только добавление воды для восстановления их.

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The Beatles стали на национальном уровне, известный в англии, в октябре 1962 года, когда их первого сингла записи, "люби меня", вошел в хит - парадах под номером 27.знаменитые четыре, который записал песни, конечно, джон леннон и пол маккартни, джордж харрисон и барабанщик ринго старр.это оригинальный состав группы "три года назад.когда джон леннон был 19 и джордж харрисон, приближаясь к его семнадцатый день рождения, группе предлагали свою первую "большую работу" - играть на знаменитой Star Club в гамбурге.в эти дни было пять Beatles: пит бест на барабанах, леннона, маккартни, харрисон и таинственный пятой "битлз", стюарт сатклифф.
"битлз" вернулся в англию без гроша и исчерпаны.сатклифф, стюарт покинул группу и остался в германии, где он умер спустя несколько месяцев."битлз" начал серию концертов на обеденный перерыв, ливерпуля, пещера клуба.сейчас они играют лучше, чем когда - либо.
обед концерты имели большой успех.дорогу вне клуба всегда много девушек, которые работали в близлежащие магазины и офисы.они пришли на концерт The Beatles во время обеденного перерыва.местные торговцы часто жаловались на толпы и шума.человек, который руководил местный музыкальный магазин пошел посмотреть, что все суета была.его звали брайан эпштейн, человек, который стал "битлз" менеджер.
первое, что эпштейн сделал как руководитель было уволить пит бест.есть много разных историй о том, почему это произошло.

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