Wednesday, November 26, 2008

9 annotations.

1.The Search for Amelia Earhart: An overview. TIGHAR THE EARHART PROJECT.
U.S Navy had used Earhart's disappearance as an excuse to send aircraft over the Marshall Islands where it was suspected that the Japanese were building military installations in violation of a League of Nationals mandate.Copyright 1998-2004 by TIGHAR.

2.The search for Amelia Earhart: An Overview. TIGHAR THE EARHART PROJECT.
The very first theory about what happened to Amelia was conjured by the captain of the coast Guard cutter Itasca which was waiting for her at Howland Island. Commandar Warner k.Thompson decided that she probably ran out of gas shortly after contact was lost and that she had gone down at sea somewhere to the Northwest. He went and looked but found nothing. Copying 1998-2004 by TIGHAR.

3.Amelia Earhart's Disappearance. Int. Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery Finds Coast Guard Diary.
The other major theory about what happened is that when Amelia could not find Howland, she turned her plane north and ended up in the Marshall Islands then held by the Japanese. It was there they say she was held as a prisoner of by war by Japanese and eventually met her death. Apr 2, 2007.

4.Pioneering Woman Aviator, Lost on Flight over the Pacific.
She became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic on June 18-19, 1928. The flight was the brainchild of Amy Guest, a wealthy, aristocratic American expatriate living in London. Aware of the huge publicity that would accrue to the first woman to fly the Atlantic, the 55 year old Mrs. Guest had purchased a Fokker F7 trimotor from Commander Richard Byrd, to make the flight herself. Her family objected, and she relented, as long as the "right sort" of woman could make the flight. The "right sort" would take a good picture, be well-educated, and not be a publicity-seeking gold-digger. The Guest family hired George Putnam, a New York publicist who had promoted Lindbergh's book We, to look for a suitable women pilot. He selected the little-known Amelia Earhart, and introduced her as "Lady Lindy". Copyright 2008, by Acepilots.com. All rights reserved.

5.Pioneering Woman Aviator, Lost on Flight over the Pacific.
Her last flightIn 1937 Amelia Earhart attempted an around-the-world flight. Flying a custom-built Lockheed Model 10E Electra, equipped with extra-large gas tanks, shewould follow a'close to the Equator' route, thus going one better than Wiley Post's northern, mid-latitude route route. In her first effort, in March of 1937, she flew west, but a crash in Hawaii abrubtly ended that trip.Copyright 2008, by Acepilots.com. All rights reserved.

6.The Ninety-Nines. Amelia Earhart-A timeline.
"Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a challenge to others.
Amelia Earhart to George Putnam, 1935".
The Ninety-Nines, Inc. ©1996-2007 All Rights Reserved
Updated 7/18/07

7.The Ninety-Nines. Amelia Earhart- A Timeline.

1917
Volunteers as a nurse at Spadina Military Convalescent Hospital in Toronto, Canada, for the "walking wounded" of World War One.The Ninety-Nines, Inc. ©1996-2007 All Rights Reserved
Updated 7/18/07

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The Ninety-Nines. Amelia Earhart- A Timeline.
1933Participates in the National Air Races in Los Angeles, CaliforniaBreaks her own North American transcontinental record with a flying time of 17 hours, 7 minutes, 30 seconds Wins the Harmon Trophy.The Ninety-Nines, Inc. ©1996-2007 All Rights Reserved
Updated 7/18/07.

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Amelia Earhart's Last Flight.Unknown.
Conspiracy Theories AppearShortly after the end of the war Jacqueline Cochran, a pilot and friend of Earhart, traveled to Japan to investigate the role of Japanese women in the hostilities. While there she claimed she'd discovered several files on Earhart which later disappeared. Later, in 1965, retired Air Force Major Joseph Gervias came to the conclusion that Cochran had actually discovered Earhart herself and smuggled her back into the U.S.. There Earhart set up residence in New Jersey under a new name. The woman he named as Earhart denied Gervias' assertions.
Copyright Lee Krystek 1999. All Rights Reserved.

Thursday, October 23, 2008

THESIS STATEMENT/ THIRD ANNOTATION

There are many different theories on why Amelia Earhart disappeared over the Pacific ocean... but me and my partner are going to figure out which theory sounds more reasonable.

Many people from 1939-through today are still pointing out their views on how they think Amelia Earhart disappeared... What my partner and I are going to find out which theory sounds more realistic or in which the U.S.A was going through at that time to see if it links back or has something to do with Amelia's disappearance. 

The search for Amelia Earhart: An Overview. TIGHAR THE EARHART PROJECT.
  U.S Navy had used Earhart's disappearance as an excuse to send aircraft over the Marshall Islands where it was suspected that the Japanese were building military installations in violation of a League of Nations mandate. Copyright 1998-2004 by TIGHAR.

second annotation

The search for Amelia Earhart: An Overview. TIGHAR THE EARHART PROJECT.
   The very first theory about what happened to Amelia was conjured by the captain of the coast Guard cutter Itasca which was waiting for her at Howland Island. Commandar Warner k.Thompson decided that she probably ran out of gas shortly after contact was lost and that she had gone down at sea somewhere to the Northwest. He went and looked but found nothing. Copying 1998-2004 by TIGHAR.

Friday, October 17, 2008

The disappearance of Amelia Earhart

  I Choose Amelia Earhart for my NHD Project because I am interested in knowing the facts, or opinions on why the Government, friends and or family thinks why Amelia Earhart had disappeared.
  This person is important to history because her story is the greatest mystery known to man. Her disappearance was never proven to be right because all stories were theories never any facts. Life would had been different without Amelia Earhart because if she never was the first women to fly things might have been different. How? Maybe because women would had have an harder time becoming an women aviator 
 
  1. Amelia Earhart's Disappearance. Int. Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery Finds Coast Guard Diary.
   The other major theory about what happened is that when Amelia could not find Howland, she turned her plane north and ended up in the Marshall Islands then held by the Japanese. It was there they say she was held as a prisoner of by war by Japanese and eventually met her death. Apr 2, 2007. 

  
 

Friday, May 23, 2008

service learning comments

I was frustrated when nothing would happening. Like nothings getting done yet. I think that we need to start getting the people who is in charge of contacting the Constitution Center to find out if we are allowed to plant our flowers there. I'm starting to look up how much the flower pots would cost if need the big kind. And to see how much the dirt would cost to see how many pounds of dirt would be needed and if I know how big the pots are going to be then i can find out how much dirt we would need and then how many bags of dirt he would need.

Thursday, May 22, 2008

DEBATE 5/22/08

TO DAY KATEY AND SHARDE WENT AGAISNT EACH OTHER IN DEBATING ON WHETHER SLAVERY SHOULD BE ABOLISHED OR NOT.

KATEY DID GOOD COUKD HAD WON IF SHE WOULD HAD ATTACKED SHARDE'S ARGUMENT BETTER WHEN DOING CROSS EXAMINATION. BUT OVER ALL I THINK THAT KATE DID GOOD I VOTED FOR HER BUT SHARDE WON BECAUSE SHE HAD MORE EVIDENCE THEN SHE DID.

LATER ON MARCUS AND AMBER WENT UP AND EVERY ONE THOUGHT THAT AMBER WAS GOING TO WIN BUT SHE DIDN'T BECAUSE SHE WAS TO NERVOUS IT GOT IN HER WAY IN HER ASKING GOOD QUESTIONS AND STUMBLE WHILE READING HER INTRO. MARCUS WAS GOOD HE COULD HAD DONE SOME MORE OF ASKING DIFFERENT QUESTIONS BUT THE ONE HE WAS ASKING HER WAS GOOD BECAUSE SHE KEPT BEATING AROUND THE BUSH. BUT OVER ALL SHE WAS GOOD AND SO WAS MARCUS.

Monday, May 19, 2008

It states that in the article that in Apirl a new poll revealed that 81 percent of the American people believe that the country is on the "wrong track". In the 25 years that pollsters have asled this question, last month's response was by far the most negative. It is also stated that the war in Iraq and the on going threat of terrorism. But the facts on the ground-unemployment numbers foreclosure  rates, deaths from terror attacks- are simply not dire enough to explain to present atomosphere of malaise. I figure that meaning that it is just making things even worse bring on terror attacks, and that lives are being taking away.