Below is a complete list of every Electric Light Orchestra song released on the band’s studio albums, compilations and greatest hits packages. Songs are not repeated twice. Please check out the links below for more detailed reviews of these songs and albums. Electric Light Orchestra Songs from A to Z “10538 Overture” – The Electric Light Orchestra (1971) “21st Century Man” – Time (1981) “A Long Time Gone” – Zoom (2001) “A Matter of Fact” – B-side to “So Serious” (1986) “A Matter of Fact (alternate lyrics)” – B-side to “So Serious” (1986) “Above the Clouds” – A New World The post Complete List Of Electric Light Orchestra Songs from A to Z appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

We only discovered space ORCs four years ago, and still don’t know what they are, but have learned their apparent uniformity is an illusion.

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Unidentified drones are appearing so often that even the FBI is struggling to unravel the mystery. Morris County, New Jersey, has become the center of this puzzling aerial phenomenon, leaving residents and authorities baffled. For months, drones have been spotted almost nightly. No one knows who controls them, their purpose, or their origin. People are wondering if they are truly drones—or something stranger, like UFOs. Adding to the mystery, not a single drone has been captured or shot down, raising doubts about their nature. Mike Walsh, a local resident, first noticed the drones in mid-November and says they now appear almost every night. “I’d really like to see one land and report it, but they’re up for a long time,” he said. “I don’t know where they’re taking off from, where they’re landing.” Another resident, Christian Velasquez, also saw one. “It was flying right over this church, continued past the train station,” he said. “It had three blinking lights. It’s weird. There’s multiple being spotted at the same time all around Morris County. It’s definitely concerning.” Despite the unease, local police reassured the public that the drones pose no danger. Still, the New Jersey State Police, the Office of Homeland Security, and the FBI are all investigating. For now, the mystery remains unsolved, leaving residents questioning whether this is a case of advanced technology or something entirely out of this world. The post Drones or UFOs? The Mysterious Nightly Sightings in New Jersey appeared first on Anomalien.com.

The Trump-loathing media hates the notion of mass deportations. They are upset that voters support it. After the election, a CBS News poll found 57 percent of Americans are ready to put the brakes on illegal immigration. On December 8, ABC This Week moderator Martha Raddatz pressed conservative Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) on the cost: “A recent analysis found it would cost about $315 billion and take at least 10 years to deport everyone in the U.S. without legal status. You often talk about the need to cut government spending. So how is this mass deportation going to be paid for?” Naturally, Raddatz didn’t elaborate that her estimate came from a leftist lobbying group called the American Immigration Council, which fervently advocates against deportation. This is the same Sunday-show sheriff that interrupted J.D. Vance as he criticized Venezuelan gangs taking over apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado:  "I'm going to stop you. The incidents were limited to a handful of apartment complexes." Vance memorably said, “Do you hear yourself?” Now try to find any interview in which Raddatz or any other “mainstream” TV interviewer asked a Biden official about the costs of mass importation. How will we pay for it? First, the journalists would suggest that mass importation just happened, it wasn’t a policy. This is just as flagrantly dishonest as letting Team Biden claim “there is no border crisis.” President Biden wiped away all of President Trump’s border controls, and his administration flew in plane loads of Cubans, Haitians, and Venezuelans and granted them blanket amnesty. It wasn’t unintentional. In 2022, Raddatz was blaming mass illegal immigration on… Republican governors. “You talk about the border wall, you talk about open borders, I don't think I've ever heard President Biden say, ‘we have an open border, come on over,’” Raddatz said to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. “But the people I have heard say it are you, former President Trump, Ron DeSantis. That message reverberates in Mexico and beyond. So they do get the message that it is an open border and smugglers use all those kinds of statements.” Journalists have never cared about the costs of these programs because they support them, so why ask skeptical questions about it? They’re not opponents of aggressively increasing government spending. But they demonstrate an intense need to question Republicans and point out how they might be hypocrites when they try to reverse the Biden policies. Now she’s concerned about spending. @MarthaRaddatz to @ByronDonalds: “It would cost about $315 billion...to deport everyone in the U.S. without legal status. You often talk about the need to cut government spending. So how is this mass deportation going to be paid for?” #ThisWeek pic.twitter.com/ygsYB17B5C — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) December 8, 2024 Donalds replied with the Republican analysis from the House Budget Committee. “The cost of massive illegal immigration to the federal government, to state governments and to local governments is more than $150 billion per year.” Voters often resent their tax dollars being used to house illegal aliens in hotels and set them up with debit cards and free meals. Journalists don’t. Donalds added: “So if you’re going to say that it cost us $300 billion over a decade to repatriate illegal aliens to their home country versus the American taxpayer having to pay more than a trillion dollars over the same decade to keep those illegal aliens in the United States, that is a savings to the American people.”  Let's guess that journalists don't really see this issue as a matter of spending or savings. That's a gotcha question. They see themselves as supporting the "diversity" and "inclusion" that illegal immigrants bring with them across the border, and opposing the odor of "white nationalists" who object to their presence.

Large-scale crossovers have been a big part of Marvel Comics’ M.O. for decades now. Comic events, movies, and games like Marvel Rivals give us a chance to see our favorite heroes and villains in new settings and styles.

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