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newestcool · 1 year

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Linda Evangelista, Kirsten Owen & Michaela Bercu for Comme des Garçons 1988 Photographer Peter Lindbergh Newest Cool on Instagram

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op-grand-collection · 5 months

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#one piece #koala #lindbergh #sabo #formal outfits #revolutionary army

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k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9 · 1 year

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#Torben Kuhlmann #Lindbergh #art #artwork #painting #Illustration #bats #bat #books #book #moonlight #animals #animal kingdom #flying #vampires #vampire

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blackswaneuroparedux · 10 months

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The airplane seemed far more alive and human than any machine I had ever flown.

Charles Lindbergh

The cockpit in which Charles Lindbergh sat while piloting the first aircraft to make a solo non-stop transatlantic flight, the Spirit of Saint Louis, in May of 1927 was as pioneering as the flight itself.

It was an unusual design to an ordinary layout of a cockpit of that era. A periscope was used instead of a forward window. The Spirit was designed and built in San Diego to compete for the $25,000 Orteig Prize, which was offered by New York hotel owner Raymond Orteig to the first aviator to cross the Atlantic non-stop, either from New York to Paris or vice versa. Lindbergh, a U.S. Air Mail pilot, believed that a single-engine, single-seat, high-wing monoplane would provide him with the best chance of success.

Under his close supervision, the Spirit was designed and constructed in just 60 days. To enhance the centre of gravity and minimise the risk of being crushed in case of a crash, Lindbergh had the large main and forward fuel tanks placed in the front section of the fuselage, ahead of the pilot, with the oil tank acting as a firewall. As a result of this design choice, there was no front windshield, and forward visibility was limited to the side windows.

However, this arrangement didn't bother Lindbergh, as he was accustomed to flying in the rear cockpit of mail planes with mail bags in the front. When he needed to see forward, he would simply look out the sides. To address the need for some forward vision, Lindbergh enlisted the help of a former submarine serviceman to design and install a periscope. Inside the cramped cockpit, measuring 94 cm wide, 81 cm long, and 130 cm high, Lindbergh couldn't even stretch his legs.

#lindbergh #charles lindbergh #quote #spirit of st louis #atlantic crossing #flight #cock pit #design #aeronautical #pioneer #airplane #flying

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mugiwara-lucy · 6 months

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Just shut up and look at this SEXINESS 😍🤩🔥

#one piece #revolutionary army #admirals #sabo #morley #lindbergh #karasu #fujitora #issho #ryokugyu #aramaki #like DAMN this is sexy and gives off EPISODE 957 VIBES!!!

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oldcountrybear1955 · 8 months

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Lindbergh SS 2013 - Simone Bredariol

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optreasurecruise · 9 months

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#one piece #sabo #koala #belo betty #lindbergh #karasu #morley #revolutionary army #fav

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onepiecexd · 25 days

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One Piece - Episodio 1098

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astonishinglegends · 1 month

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Ep 279: The Third Man Syndrome Part 1

"Who is the third who walks always beside you? When I count, there are only you and I together But when I look ahead up the white road There is always another one walking beside you" -- The Waste Land by T. S. ELIOT

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A strange occurrence often happens to people engaged in an adventurous activity or who fall victim to an unfortunate circumstance. They find themselves with a companion whose presence would typically be impossible. Usually, the person is at a critical moment in a life-or-death situation in an extreme and unusual environment. When they are weakened and dying from exposure, suffering privation of sustenance, lost and alone, when they are about to lose all hope and accept their demise, that’s when this otherworldly friend suddenly appears to render aid and encouragement, giving them a superhuman will or strength to survive. Psychologists label this a “sensed presence experience” but are at a loss for a simple explanation. These presences may be seen, heard, and sometimes even touched. They appear in dire situations to people from all walks of life. They may materialize as a known friend, a deceased relative, a religious figure, or an indeterminate benefactor. Still, whatever their form, there is no doubt to the one in danger that this being is real and there with them. Although this sensed presence appears most often to mountain climbers, sailors, divers, and polar explorers, it can also happen to astronauts, prisoners of war, and disaster survivors. One of the most intriguing aspects of the sensed presence experience is that the ethereal saviors aren’t just there to provide comforting words; they actually help with knowledgable advice or guidance or can even seemingly take over the actions of the afflicted – whatever is necessary to increase the odds of survival. Join us as we explore a phenomenon more common than you might think, a syndrome also known as the “Third Man.”

Reference Links:

“The Sensed Presence as a Coping Resource in Extreme Environments”

by Peter Suedfeld & John Geiger. From Miracles: God, Science, and Psychology in the Paranormal on Omnilogos.com

“The Sensed Presence as A Coping Resource in Extreme Environments” on the Julian Jaynes Society website

“How does our understanding of the sensed presence phenomenon in extreme settings change the way we talk about so-called mental ‘illnesses’ in daily life?” by Blaise Cottingham on Medium.com

Angels of Mons on Wikipedia

Vincent Lam

“Extreme environment” on Wikipedia

King Nebuchadnezzar from Daniel 3:24-5 on BibleGateway.com

The Savage Curtain episode of the original Star Trek series

“Charles Lindbergh and the Third Man Factor” on Theresa's Haunted History of the Tri-State blog

Poet, memoirist, and songwriter Mary Karr

“The Liars’ Club” by Mary Karr

Kanchenjunga, the world’s third highest mountain, on Britannica.com

“Wilson,” the volleyball from the motion picture Castaway

“Ernest Shackleton's Crew of the Endurance – Imperial Trans Antarctica Expedition 1914 -17” on CoolAntarctica.com

Husvik, the former whaling station on the north-central coast of South Georgia Island, Antarctica

Elephant Island, Antarctica

“Excerpt: The Voyage of the James Caird by Ernest Shackleton” from the American Museum of Natural History website

Alfred Lansing

Caedmon, widely considered to be the world’s first audiobook and launch of the spoken word industry

“The Waste Land” by T. S. Eliot on Project Gutenberg

Stromness, South Georgia

Sir Ernest Shackleton and T S Eliot’s ‘third man’ from the Royal Scottish Geographical Society

The Waste Land Part I – The Burial of the Dead from the Poetry Archive

The Waste Land from The Poetry Foundation

“T. S. ELIOT SAW ALL THIS COMING” from The Atlantic

The Waste Land on Wikipedia

Jane S. P. Mocellin and Peter Suedfeld’s research on behavior in extreme environments from ResearchGate.net

“Shackleton's whisky returned to Antarctic hut” on CBC.ca

“Spirits of the South Pole” from The New York Times Magazine

“Wild Survival Story About 1983 Rockies Alpine Avalanche” – the story of Jim Sevigny and Richard Whitmire

Distance Line for cave diving

“UK scientist has her lab in underwater caves” – Stephanie Schwabe article from the Lexington Herald-Leader

Kendal Mint Cake on Wikipedia

Romney’s Kendal Mint Cake on Amazon

Reinhold Messner

“The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner” music album by the band Ben Folds Five

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Episode 279: The Third Man Syndrome Part 1. Produced by Scott Philbrook & Forrest Burgess. Audio Editing by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound. Music and Sound Design by Allen Carrescia. Tess Pfeifle, Producer and Lead Researcher. Ed Voccola, Technical Producer. Research Support from The Astonishing Research Corps, or "A.R.C." for short. Copyright 2024 Astonishing Legends Productions, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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bottlepiecemuses · 2 months

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The World Will Hear Vegapunk's Words

The world will know what the truth is.

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swimming-karyss · 9 months

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one of my headcanons is that Sabo and Lindbergh get along really well! Because they have similar temperaments And eagerness to fight. And they started hanging out more after Sabo ate mera mera no mi. (because now he can help instead of just watching Lindbergh work)

I'm saying it now because it'll explain a thing I'll say later! ;)

Also a couple of my other hc about Sabo&RA!

Belo Betty really didn't like Sabo at first. Partially because they both are bold and rude, and Betty in general isn't the nicest to people and partially because Belo Betty believes that every person must make the choice to fight themselves. And Sabo didn't. He didn't have any reason to join the RA (apart from being an injured child with nowhere else to go), he had nothing to fight for. Of course, with time they built up trust and kinda good relationship, as Sabo proven again and again his devotion to the cause. They still bicker a lot, because Sabo is a menace and Betty has a sharp tongue.

This one is silly: As Sabo was still recovering on Wind Grandma he actually spent a lot of time with Karasu, as someone had to keep an eye on the kid. So. As Sabo wasn't able to run away he had to listen to Karasu's infodumping about crows (and why they are Friends and not Food) (you can guess the only bird Sabo didn't try to eat then on field missions)

And Karasu and Dragon are part of a really small group of people which are spared of annoying side of Sabo. Because he actually respects them. (Although Dragon lost that privilege after Sabo's memories returned) (his priorities shifted and it just so happens that Dragon is so easy to make fun of)

(okay, maybe it's just me, but does anyone else have the urge to bully Dragon?? I don't actually like him that much nor do I despise him.... but.... he is a tired old man in a family of outstanding idiots I can't help but want so squeeze him like a squeaking toy. metaphorically.)

#Sabo #revolutionary sabo #Lindbergh #revolutionary army #one piece #op fanart #fanart #art #I drew this instead of sleeping so any mistakes I made are not my problem anymore

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newestcool · 1 year

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Bridget Hall, Nina Brosh, Jaime Rishar, Karen Ferrari, Angie Hsu and Chandra North for Marie Claire US September 1995 ''Legends of the Fall'' Photographer Peter Lindbergh Fashion Editor/Stylist Sciascia Gambaccini Makeup Artist Dick Page Hair Stylist Odile Gilbert Newest Cool on Instagram

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op-grand-collection · 7 months

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#one piece #belo betty #monkey d. dragon #lindbergh #christmas outfits #revolutionary army

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dronescapesvideos · 5 months

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Aviation Pioneers Charles Lindbergh

#youtube #aviation #Lindbergh #anne morrow lindbergh #charles lindbergh #aviation pioneer #spirit of saint louis #biography #documentary #history

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lamarchesacasati · 11 months

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This is a magazine shot of Georgina Chapman doing her best impression of the early 20th. century Italian heiress, Marchesa Luisa Casati.

"Marchesa's Moment" Georgina Chapman as Marchesa Luisa Casati by Peter Lindbergh for Harpers Bazaar March 2009.

Known for having eccentric taste in fashion (she often wore live snakes as jewelry and kept pet cheetahs in her many residences), she was obsessed with the prospect of death after losing so many loved ones at an early age and commissioned artists to immortalize her through works of art.

She was, at once, frightening and magnetic. A complex and dark character who was also intensely private despite being a socialite and a muse to many. And yes, the fashion line Marchesa is named after her. (x)

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mugiwara-lucy · 11 months

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The Revolution Army for the MOTHER FUCKING WIN!!!

#one piece #opspoilers #one piece manga #one piece 1083 #karasu #lindbergh #morley #fujitora #ryokugyu #and we all thought the revs would lose here!#my dumbass sure did 🤣

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