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Amelia Earhart Corporation Launches The “AVIATOR” Airline Foot Pillow

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The “AVIATOR” Airline Foot Pillow Allows Air Travelers To Move Their Legs More Freely, Could Reduce Risk Of Deep Vein Thrombosis

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The “AVIATOR” Airline Foot Pillow Allows Air Travelers To Move Their Legs More Freely, Could Reduce Risk Of Deep Vein Thrombosis

LA JOLLA, CA, USA, April 23, 2022/EINPresswire.com/ -- Amelia Earhart Corporation today announced plans to launch the AVIATOR brand Airline Foot Pillow that eases “Economy Class Syndrome”. Amelia Earhart Corporation will be the exclusive marketeer of the AVIATOR airline foot pillow to provide the latest design trends and innovations as consumers continue to demand premium choices for their air travel lifestyles. The patent-pending air travel foot pillow specifically designed for the prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) during commercial airline travel.

The AVIATOR therapeutic airline foot pillow was invented by frequent flier Renneé Godden-Gonzales, a part-time actress and resident of La Jolla, California whose on-screen credits include the hard-edge drug thriller TRAFFIC, starring Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones. The patent-pending SEAgel technology used in the AVIATOR airline foot pillow allows air travelers to move their legs more freely during a flight that could reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). The European Commission has approved the therapeutic AVIATOR airline foot pillow for sale in all EU countries. In addition, the AVIATOR airline foot pillow meets the International Air Transport Association (IATA) guidelines for carry-on baggage.

AVIATOR airline foot pillow provides comfort for air travelers, your feet will feel like they are flying first class. The folding travel version looks like a designer handbag but opens to reveal a comfortable layer of stylish lambswool over the thick inner-core of SEAgel, once it is heated or chilled, the SEAgel super pac can maintain an elevated or lowered temperature for hours giving the AVIATOR airline foot pillow users more comfort.

"A new US study by researchers at Harvard Medical School has shown there to be a very strong correlation between travel to a higher risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (DVT), also known as a venous thromboembolism (VTE)," said Richard H. Davis, President, and CEO of Amelia Earhart Corporation. "Despite the low risk of getting deep vein thrombosis it went up 18 percent for every 2-hour increase in travel duration by any means of transport, but for air transport, the relative risk went up 26 percent for every 2-hour increase in travel duration," said Davis.

While everyone is at risk from DVT, there are some passengers with a higher risk than others. These include passengers seated in non-aisle seats, for whom it is much harder to get up and walk around, smokers, drinkers, people with heart disease, pregnant women, people over 40, women on birth control, and post-surgical patients. Long-haul flights are considerably more dangerous than short flights. Avoid napping during any flight, leg movements are curtailed during sleep. About 200,000 people in the United States die of complications due to DVT every year.

† These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

For more information visit https://ameliaearhart.webnode.com/

Richard Davis
Amelia Earhart Corporation
+1 619-728-5353
ameliaearhartcorporation@gmail.com

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Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Rupert Jee's New Power Energy Drink Says Hello To New York City

Photo Caption: Jeff Weiss recently stopped by Rupert Jee's Hello-Deli to show off Rupert Jee's Power Drink on the Late Show with David Letterman

New York City, New York Apr 12, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Rupert Jee has become Broadway's most popular deli owner through his numerous appearances on the Late Show with David Letterman. Owner of the Hello Deli adjacent to the Ed Sullivan Theater. At his tiny Hello Deli, Rupert Jee's specialty switched from making $5.95 REGIS PHILBAN specialty sandwiches to signing T-shirts emblazoned with an enormous likeness of his head. Rupert gets $300 bucks every time he makes an appearance on the Late Show. Now Rupert is promoting his own energy drink again with his own image but slightly enhanced, called Rupert Jee's Power Drink. Rupert is reminded daily of the benefits of appearing on the tube. "The power of television," he says, standing on the sidewalk in front of his shop, "is great, but having your own beverage puts you up there with the likes of Shirley Temple." Asking for a Rupert Jee's Power Drink confirms - that you watch a lot of late-night Television.

Since his first appearance on September 20, 1993, when he was invited to take a bow inside the Ed Sullivan Theater during the program's "Meet the Neighbors" segment, Rupert has become one of Late Show's most popular neighbors. Among his most popular appearances are the "Fun with Rupert" segments. Described by Dave as "a series of sociological experiments -- something we shouldn't be doing in New York City," the segments feature Rupert in disguise on the streets of Manhattan annoying people and causing trouble, per Dave's instructions. Armed with a hidden microphone, and camera, and on a two-way walkie-talkie with Dave (who is stationed safely nearby), Rupert carries out Dave's jokes on unsuspecting New Yorkers.

In May 1996, Rupert traveled with Late Show to San Francisco to try his "Fun with Rupert" tricks out on unsuspecting San Franciscans. In past segments, Rupert has called himself "Kenny," bothering local merchants and people in restaurants; has claimed to be Dan Rather's nephew and tried to get past security to visit Rather at the CBS Broadcast Center; and has talked his way into Regis Philbin's office, claiming "the little weasel owes me money." He has also sung show tunes with New York City cab drivers.

The energy drink's artwork was developed in-house by Jeff Weiss and gives Ruper's body that Arnold Schwarzenegger looks, not unlike the formula for one of Dave's jokes. The tagline: "your results may vary". If you can't get a ticket to the Late Show with David Letterman don't despair, the Hello Deli website: http://www.hello-deli.com is selling Rupert Jee's Power Drink online for $11.00 for 3 cans which includes shipping and handling within the United States.

For more info check out the site at: http://www.hello-deli.com or see the Rolling Stone video:

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Rupert Jee's Hello Delihellodeli@googlegroups.com213 West 53rd Street, New York, New York 10019http://www.hello-deli.com

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Rupert Jee's Hello Deli

We paid a visit to Rupert Jee of the (Letterman)-famous Hello Deli to talk about his years of unexpected appearances on Dave's show and how he got into the deli business in the first place.
hellodeli@googlegroups.com
New York City, New York
http://www.hello-deli.com