Meaning: To push to the limit, go all out, full speed. Origin: Early railroad locomotives were powered by steam engines. Those engines typically had a mechanical governor. These governors consisted of two weighted steel balls mounted at the ends of two arms, jointed and attached to the end of a vertical shaft that was connected to the interior of the engine. The entire assembly is encased in a housing. The shafts and the weighted balls rotate at a rate driven by the engine speed. As engine speed increases, the assembly rotates at a faster speed and centrifugal force causes the weighted balls to hinge upward on the arms. At maximum engine speed - controlled by these governors - centrifugal force causes the two weighted balls to rotate with their connecting shafts parallel to the ground and thereby nearly touching the sides - the walls - of their metal housing. So, an engineer driving his steam locomotive at full throttle was going "balls to the wall". The expression came to be used commonly to describe something going full speed. The saying became more popularized with fighter pilots. The "balls" are knobs atop the plane's throttle control. Pushing the throttle all the way forward, to the wall of the cockpit, is to apply full throttle. The honest truth is, locomotives came before airplanes. "Balls to wall" was shouted by the locomotives engineer to tell the fireman to "give it all she's got".
A fire wall is what protects and controls the incoming and outgoing network traffic. A fire barrier blocks more of the things that can come in and go out of the network.
In order to screw a coat hook to the wall you need a drill. Additional metal plates may be necessary to keep the coat hook to the wall.
go suck balls!
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An example of an "interference fit" is when you have a pin that needs to go into a slightly smaller hole. The difference may be only 2/1000 inch (machinists measure parts in thousandths of an inch). In this case, the pin won't just slide into the hole, but needs to be forced, usually with a devise called a "press." . The usual purpose of an interference fit is to join two mating parts together in a way that they won't come apart without having to use other, more normal, fastening methods. For an elementary example of an interference fit and purpose, if you drive a nail half-way into a wall so you can hang something onto the part of the nail that sticks out of the wall, there is an "interference fit" between the nail and the new hole in the wall that the nail made.
Balls to the Wall - film - was created on 2011-04-30.
The duration of Balls to the Wall - film - is 1.62 hours.
Balls to the Wall - 2011 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:MA15+ Germany:16 USA:R
Redneck Island - 2012 Balls to the Wall - 3.7 was released on: USA: 13 July 2013
Katherine Heigl Hates Balls - 2011 was released on: USA: November 2011
A band called ACCEPT.
yes, they covered "ACCEPT"
four trillion golf balls wall to wall, floor to ceiling.
AC/DC did not record Balls to the Wall. It was by a German band called Accept.
Redneck Island - 2012 Balls to the Wall 3-7 was released on: USA: 13 July 2013
I am a pretty big fan of both ACDC and Pink Floyd and I have never heard the song. There is a song called "Balls to the Walls" by Accept. It is the new Guitar Hero song I read somewhere but I do not know if that is true.The band that sang Balls to the Wall is Accept.Also, I cannot see Pink Floyd authoring a song called "Nail your balls to the wall"
They come from India.