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For my final Small Print Review, I used a site called unexplainedstuff.com.. This article talks about the more famous disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle. The term "Bermuda Triangle" was first used in an article written by Vincent H. Gaddis for Argosy magazine. This article also mentions the infamous disappearance of the U.S.S. Cyclops during WW1. But perhaps the most famous disappearance within the Bermuda Triangle, Flight 119 in 1945, was also talked about in great detail. Flight 119 was a Navy training squadron from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. One day while flying over the Atlantic Ocean, the plane mysteriously disappeared and was never seen again. Unexplainedstuff.com also talks about different books on the Bermuda Triangle and its mysteries. "Many books and articles play up mystery angles concerning vanished ships by depicting the disappearances as having occurred in calm weather and daylight."
In my opinion unexplainedstuff.com is/was a reliable site. It went in depth about many different topics relating to the Bermuda Triangle. While it didnt provide the most information, it was very resourceful. It provides links to sites about the Bermuda Triangle and a vast array of books relating to the topic. The site provides good pictures and also presents many viewpoints and theories on the topic
"The Bermuda Triangle." Unexplainedstuff.com. Advameg Inc., 09/08/2006. Web. 17 May 2010.
1 comment:
Overall good job but quote needs work because it is all alone in the sentence. You mostly just lose points for it being late.
20/50
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