insider.si.edu: The Triangle Fire : a brief history with documents / [edited by] Jo Ann E. Argersinger, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
The Triangle Fire : a brief history with documents / [edited by] Jo Ann E. Argersinger, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Part One. Introduction: The fire that changed America. The garment industry and its workers ; Triangle and the "uprising of twenty thousand" ; The Triangle tragedy : grief and outrage ; "The fire that ...
I was talking with a friend yesterday and he brought up an interesting tid-bit I thought I would interject here about the Bermuda Triangles mystifying effects having something to do with methane bubbles being released from the bottom of the sea bed.
reply to post by tristar That triangle has to be at least 70 feet in length. Those are f-111s flying escort. That triangle is a bomber... *pretty low-quality image though - and it is Black'n'white. It could be photoshopped; possibly an image of a shopped image. It is neat.
It released tic tac videos are a drone of ours, and the triangle UFOs are ours too. I think they will admit this in the next 12-24 months. I am not saying that all UFO are ours, and I think these were probably reverse engineered. That’s all.
Why are they coming from the east-southeast, over the Atlantic and one South America? Why is the drone (satellite?) over the middle of North America? Why is the blue triangle doing a zig-zag over Canada? Why is the UFO hovering, aloof by itself over the Pacific? Great find OP!
It’s pretty well known that changes in zoom/aperture levels have immediate effects on whatever bokeh is displayed. And yet at the very beginning of the clip, the lens isn’t zoomed at all (see the focus on the pole) and then as it zooms in on the triangle, the triangle‘a shape and definition don’t change at all. Not bokeh IMO