Amelia Fashion, Sexy Then and Now

November 14, 2012 Acknowledging Amelia, Articles Comments (2) 3159

Ideas & Insights About a Legendary Lady  Amelia Fashion, Sexy Then and Now Compare feminine Amelia-inspired flight gear of 1936 with 2012. Sexy is in the eyes of the beholder. Now, check out 2012 below! 800x600 Now, Read more [...]

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Naming Amelia

November 4, 2012 Acknowledging Amelia, Articles Comments (0) 1431

Ideas & Insights About a Legendary Lady Naming Amelia The origin of the name Amelia is Latin and means work or industrious. Oddly, each year the name has had a meteoric rise in popularity in the U.S. In 2006 Amelia actually rose to the Read more [...]

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Amelia Earhart and the 99’s

October 24, 2012 Articles Comments (0) 4234

Some folks know little about the Ninety-Nines. The group may not be as famous as the number sixty-nine, or be likened to the football team the 49er’s, but they have a rich history in the world of aviation. Amelia Earhart became the first Read more [...]

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Amelia Earhart Inspires Everyone

October 14, 2012 Articles Comments (0) 3172

Most folks have heard of the Amelia Earhart Luggage line that was sold through the Macy’s department store chain back in the 1930’s. There were a lot of promotions that Amelia’s husband, George Palmer Putnam Sr., developed back then to Read more [...]

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Steve Jobs on Amelia Earhart

October 4, 2012 Articles Comments (0) 1338

Some time ago Steve Jobs of Apple Computers had started an advertising campaign called “Think Different.”  He mentioned many people who knew how to think outside of the box. His long, long list included Albert Einstein, Bob Dylan, Martin Read more [...]

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TIGHAR’S SEARCH FOR EARHART- RIGHT REASONS, WRONG CONCLUSIONS

September 4, 2012 Articles Comments (5) 3696

It appears Ric Gillespie of TIGHAR (The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery) is becoming a master at sleight of hand. I admire his ability to pull reasons to go back to Nikumaroro Island out of his….hat. The search for the “any Read more [...]

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Amelia, Fred and the Lady Be Good

August 21, 2012 Articles Comments (5) 2928

The last and final flight of Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan ended with them dying on Gardner Island between the 7th and 9th of July, 1937 (according to the conclusion reached by The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, TIGHAR, Read more [...]

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Earhart’s Stepson-Crayola Connection

August 20, 2012 Articles Comments (2) 3432

    Did you know George Putnam Jr. (step-son of Amelia Earhart) was the heir to the Crayola Crayon (Binney) dynasty? Putnam talks about this in his video-taped interview entitled "Putnam Shares his Personal Memories" that Read more [...]

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Earhart’s Disappearance- Is It Really a Mystery?

June 16, 2012 Articles Comments (0) 1870

  Amelia Earhart’s Last Flight ended in her controversial disappearance July 2, 1937. One must remember that she was attempting something that no one had ever tried before. Just like Pan Am instituting air service to the Philippines Read more [...]

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The Mystery of Earhart’s Radio Calls – Why So Short?

June 10, 2012 Articles Comments (0) 2384

Before Amelia Earhart disappeared on her last flight she let it be known to all concerned that she would be transmitting at a quarter past the hour. She also said she would listen on the hour and half hour. In 1937 aircraft radios were quite Read more [...]

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