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A Gold 45 Goddess exalts the archetypal form of Athena--the Greek Goddess of wisdom, warfare, strategy, heroic endeavour, handicrafts and reason. A Gold 45 Goddess guards the beauty of dx4/dt=ic and embodies 45SURF's motto "Virtus, Honoris, et Actio Pro Veritas, Amor, et Bellus, (Strength, Honor, and Action for Truth, Love, and Beauty," and she stands ready to inspire and guide you along your epic, heroic journey into art and mythology. It is Athena who descends to call Telemachus to Adventure in the first book of Homer's Odyssey--to man up, find news of his true father Odysseus, and rid his home of the false suitors, and too, it is Athena who descends in the first book of Homer's Iliad, to calm the Rage of Achilles who is about to draw his sword so as to slay his commander who just seized Achilles' prize, thusly robbing Achilles of his Honor--the higher prize Achilles fought for. And now Athena descends once again, assuming the form of a Gold 45 Goddess, to inspire you along your epic journey of heroic endeavour.
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1992 (part 3 of 3)
September 1, 1992
It was reported that Ottawa Rough Rider Glenn Kulka had appeared at the Hazeldean Mall along with eight other home team football players. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 1, 1992:1.
September 1, 1992
It was announced that Kanata City Council had approved a line of credit for the Children’s Art Centre totalling $15,000. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 1, 1992:1.
September 1, 1992
Kanata City Council announced that it had permitted the installation of satellite dishes in Katimavik-Hazeldean. Kanata Kourier-Standard, September 1, 1992:5.
September 4, 1992
It was reported that the Ontario Amateur Softball Association Squirt A championship had been held at Jack Charron and A.Y. Jackson ball diamonds. St. Catherines captured the provincial title. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 4, 1992:1.
September 8, 1992
The Kanata OPP announced that a Kanata couple, James McGrath, 46, and his wife Eveline, 55, of 51 Inuvik Cres., had been charged with producing and distributing what police called “the most violent and degrading” pornographic videotapes ever seized by the OPP. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 8, 1992:1.
September 8, 1992
It was announced that plans for the new $2.5 million bowling and billiards centre in Kanata’s north end, near the Kanata Legion building, had been put on hold. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 8, 1992:5.
September 9, 1992
Kanata resident Mario Iacovitti won second prize in the Lotto 649 draw, worth $146,000. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 18, 1992:6.
September 11, 1992
An article appeared in the Kourier-Standard detailing the reaction of Inuvik Cres. neighbours to the charging of James and Eveline McGrath with the making, mailing and selling of obscene material. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 11, 1992:1.
September 11, 1992
It was announced that the Carleton Roman Catholic School Board had opened an “store-front” school in the Hazeldean Mall, providing an alternative to the traditional high school environment. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 11, 1992:5.
September 11, 1992
The Kanata OPP announced that Jan Durand, 27, of Kanata, had been charged with assault causing bodily harm and unlawful confinement after he held a 20-year-old woman hostage for three hours on September 7 in her apartment at 100 Varley Lane. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 11, 1992:5.
September 12, 1992
Residents of Morgan’s Grant and Briarbrook helped to build for their park a new play structure in Morgan’s Grant Woods. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 6, 1992:22.
September 22, 1992
Residents protested after Huntsman Park, one of six parks Kanata residents had fought hard to get the city to label pesticide-free, was spot sprayed with the pesticide Roundup. Kanata Kourier-Standard, September 22, 1992:1.
September 20, 1992
Mayor Merle Nicholds wrote a letter to the president of Terrace Investments Ltd. that was leaked to the public. The letter, addressed to Bernard Ash, extended their August 24 deadline for payment of $988,000 for securities by 90 days. Kanata Kourier-Standard, September 22, 1992:1.
September 20, 1992
King Carl Gustaf of Sweden visited the Carleton Area’s camporee for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, and Venturers. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 29, 1992: 17.
September 22, 1992
It was announced that Kanata City Council had urged Kanata citizens to vote to keep Canada together by voting “Yes” in the Oct. 26 constitutional referendum. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 22, 1992:5.
September 29, 1992
It was reported that Dennis Mooney had placed the winning bid to become Kanata’s Mayor For A Morning during a Kiwanis Television Auction for Charity. Dennis Mooney was to take office October 1. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Sept. 29, 1992:1.
September 29, 1992
Kanata’s community groups told Kanata City Council that they would not accept paying user fees for hall rentals. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 2, 1992:1.
September 30, 1992
Rick Baker, director of parks and recreation for the City of Kanata, brought fee recommendations to Council at a public pricing policy workshop. A yearly five per cent increase in fees for arenas and sports fields was proposed. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 6, 1992:1.
October 2, 1992
The first parenting fair was held at Earl of March High School. The day featured displays by about 26 exhibitors. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 9, 1992:6.
October 6, 1992
It was announced that the City of Kanata would dedicate a peace grove in Walter Baker Park as part of the Peace Parks Across Canada program. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 6, 1992:5.
October 6, 1992
The Bridlewood Community Association announced that it had elected a new executive: President—Paul Van Steen, 1st Vice-President—James Abbott, 2nd Vice-President—Sam Sheldrick. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 6, 1992:12.
October 6, 1992
Representatives of three non-profit groups protested the opening of a second bingo hall in Kanata, at a Kanata Council meeting. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 9, 1992:1.
October 7, 1992
Kanata resident Ron MacDonald beat David Banks, in a 120-102 vote, for the Lanark-Carleton Reform Party’s nomination for the next federal election. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 13, 1992:1.
October 13, 1992
It was reported that Kanata residents had told Graeme Kirby, appointed by Ontario Municipal Affairs Minister David Cooke to study the ramifications of moving toward a one-tier government in Ottawa-Carleton, that they were happy with the City of Kanata remaining its own entity. They did not want to take part in the paring down of Ottawa-Carleton’s 11 municipalities into five larger centres. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 13, 1992:1.
October 13, 1992
It was announced that Gerry Umbach, a local scout, had been chosen to represent Scouts Canada in Florida for the launch of the space shuttle Columbia. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 13, 1992:3.
October 14, 1992
Joyce Halpin of Penfield Drive won the draw for a miniature of the “Watcher” sculpture at the Kanata Beaverbrook Community Association meeting. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 20, 1992:5.
October 16, 1992
Glen Cairn mother Dawn Goodridge announced that she was tired of racial conflicts in Kanata schoolyards. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 16, 1992:1.
October 16, 1992
The Carleton Board of Education reported that it had agreed to a provincial ruling stating that they had to do more to get information to visually impaired parents. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 16, 1992:1.
October 20, 1992
It was announced that Kanata had been given a one-time grant of $78,000 to help soften tax increases for residents after regional council approved plans to revamp Ottawa-Carleton’s property tax system. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 20, 1992:1.
October 20, 1992
It was announced that the new Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps in Kanata would celebrate its official opening October 23, 1992. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 20, 1992:7.
October 23, 1992
The City of Kanata announced that it would investigate the possibility of naturalizing its parks. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 23, 1992:1.
October 23, 1992
A number of articles appeared in the Kourier-Standard advising Kanata residents whether they should vote yes or no in the upcoming referendum. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 23, 1992:5-6.
October 27, 1992
The Kanata Kourier-Standard reported that furnaces in older Kanata communities needed replacement. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 27, 1992:1.
October 30, 1992
Barrhaven resident Elizabeth Stutt announced that she would continue her environmental battle with the Carleton Board of Education. She wanted the board to better deal with her children’s environmental hyper-sensitivities. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 30, 1992:1.
October 30, 1992
Elections Canada announced that on October 26, 34,847 voters in Lanark-Carleton said “yes” to the Charlottetown Accord, while 34,414 said “no.” Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 30, 1992:1.
October 30, 1992
It was announced that the City of Kanata had hired a new chief administrative officer. Bert Meunier had previously been the CAO of Kingston. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Oct. 30, 1992:1.
November 3, 1992
Mayor Merle Nicholds announced the possibility of creating a task force to look into racial discrimination in Kanata. Kanata Kourier-Standard , Nov. 3, 1992:1.
November 3, 1992
Castlefrank Elementary School student Jonathan Spicer, 11, presented a cheque to Frank Driscoll and Jim Shotton of the Kiwanis Club of Kanata for $1,864.34. The school raised the money during their Terry Fox Run. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 3, 1992:3.
November 3, 1992
Ian Murray, a nine-year resident of Lanark-Carleton, announced his candidacy for the federal Liberal nomination in the riding. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 3, 1992:7.
November 4, 1992
Kanata residents James McGrath, 46, and his wife Eveline, 55, pled guilty to a charge of selling pornographic tapes. Additional counts of making, possessing and mailing obscene material were dropped by the Crown attorney’s office. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 10, 1992:1.
November 5, 1992
A number of Kanata residents met to discuss the most effective ways of dealing with racial discrimination in the city. The meeting consisted of representatives from local schools, the Carleton Board of Education, community resource centres, the Ontario Anti-Racism Secretariat, and many other concerned groups. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 10, 1992:1.
November 6, 1992
Peter Brockmann, president of the Katimavik-Hazeldean Community Association announced that he hoped residents would consider paying the estimated $130,000 cost of saving a small portion of Young’s Pond Park between McCurdy Drive and Young Road. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 6, 1992:1.
November 6, 1992
It was announced that three merchants in the Kanata Town Centre had been given 30 days to vacate their locations. Write Travel, Kanata Opticians, and VCR Repair Centre were told by CamDev that a new development had been slotted for the space they occupied. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 6, 1992:1.
November 6, 1992
It was announced that new housing legislation introduced by the province would allow Kanata homeowners to create garden suites – “granny flats” – or apartments in their houses. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 6, 1992:2.
November 10, 1992
Seven Kanata Ontario Provincial Police officers were warned that they would face disciplinary action if they continued to support a province-wide police protest. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 10, 1992:3.
November 10, 1992
It was announced that Kanata City Council had approved rezoning of the Terry Fox Business Park to permit light industrial uses, including an auto mall campus. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 10, 1992:7.
November 10, 1992
Kanata City Council endorsed the Katimavik-Hazeldean Community Association’s request to circulate a local improvement petition in hopes of saving a portion of Young’s Pond Park. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 13, 1992:1.
November 10, 1992
Kanata City Council approved the Public Participation Task Force’s final recommendations. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 17, 1992:1.
November 13, 1992
An article appeared in the Kourier-Standard describing how Kanata resident Keith Milne, 34, found inspiration for his cartoons. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 13, 1992:5.
November 17, 1992
Kanata City Council gave its final approval to a public pricing policy to establish a framework for the city to follow for the following five years. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 24, 1992:1.
November 18-22, 1992
Jane Dowling of the Glen Cairn Skating Club and her partner Shawn Winter of the Minto Skating Club won a gold medal at the Sectionals Junior Dance Competition. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 1, 1992:27.
November 20, 1992
It was announced that the new bingo hall slated to open March 1 at the Recreation Complex had raised concerns from the Kanata Chamber of Commerce. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 20, 1992:1.
November 20, 1992
The City of Kanata announced that it would issue a stop-work order on the Palladium November 24, even though no work had begun since the ground-breaking ceremony in June. The deadline for Terrace to pay the city $1.2 million was November 23, 1992. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 20, 1992:1.
November 20, 1992
It was announced that a new sports and entertainment centre had been slated for the Kanata Town Centre. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 20, 1992:3.
November 20, 1992
The provincial government ignored an appeal by Bridlewood for funding to construct two new elementary schools. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 24, 1992:1.
November 20, 1992
Andrew Ladanowski, 25, a Montreal-area native, went looking for employment in the high-tech industry by standing by March Road during rush hours holding a sign that said, “Please pull over if you want my resume.” Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 27, 1992:1.
November 24, 1992
Georges Vanier and Erskine Johnston representatives met to discuss solutions to improve area bus safety for students. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 24, 1992:3.
November 26, 1992
The Kanata Novice Blue Blazer hockey team won the annual Upper Ottawa Valley Muskrat Hockey Tournament in Cobden. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 4, 1992:12.
November 27, 1992
It was announced that Michael Joiner and Alden Thomlinson had been honoured by the Ontario Provincial Police with the OPP Commissioner’s Citation award at a ceremony in Manotick. The award was for their assistance after a March 20 accident east of Perth killed a Renfrew woman and seriously injured the five-member Best family of Kanata. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 27, 1992:11.
November 27, 1992
It was announced that Earl of March students had raised around $7,000 for the United Way with help from Bell Northern Research. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Nov. 27, 1992:16.
November 27, 1992
Commissioner Graeme Kirby officially released his final report on regional reform. Among his 41 recommendations was the plan to see if Kanata and Goulbourn should amalgamate. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 1, 1992:1.
December 1, 1992
It was announced that Regional Council had approved the acquisition of 5.5 acres of land in Briarbrook for co-operative housing. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 1, 1992:18.
December 1, 1992
It was announced that the Nepean-Kanata Barracudas swim club had placed second among 15 swim teams at the Division 1 Championships held in Etobicoke, Ontario. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 1, 1992:27.
December 3, 1992
Funeral services were held for Mike Bray, 18, of Katimavik-Hazeldean after he was killed when his car left the Queensway and struck a stack of cement construction barriers. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 4, 1992:1.
December 4, 1992
It was announced that Tom Carroll had resigned as chairperson of the Committee of Adjustment after Councillor Marianne Wilkinson was re-appointed to the committee. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 4, 1992:1.
December 4, 1992
It was announced that the Kanata Girls Hockey Association Novice team had won a silver medal in the Cornwall Girls Hockey Tournament. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 4, 1992:13.
December 4, 1992
Kanata fire-fighters used the Jaws of Life to free Allan Kyd of Ottawa whose vehicle was involved in an accident near Eagleson and Teron Roads. The accident involved eight people in four cars. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 8, 1992:1.
December 8, 1992
It was announced that the Reform Party of Lanark-Carleton had elected its new directors. Kanata residents on the board were: David Banks, Betty MacDonald, Richard Leslie, Wayne Moorhead, Ed Mulhall, John Perocchio, and Newton Steacy. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 8, 1992:25.
December 8, 1992
Mayor Merle Nicholds announced the resignation of city treasurer Gerry Taylor. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 11, 1992:1.
December 9, 1992
Jaye Ventresca, 11, a student at Georges Vanier School, died suddenly of meningococcal disease. The student was believed to have been inoculated against the disease during a massive campaign that year. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 11, 1992:1.
December 11, 1992
It was announced that Kanata resident Mark Yakabuski, formerly playing defence for the Brockville Braves, had accepted a schooling package to play for the Ottawa 67’s. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 11, 1992:19.
December 15, 1992
It was reported that Andrew Ladanowski, 25, of Montreal, who had been looking for a job in high-tech by holding up a sign on March Road, had landed a job with Newbridge Networks as a CAD engineer. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 15, 1992:1.
December 15, 1992
It was announced that the Katimavik-Hazeldean Community Association had voted in favour of forming an ad-hoc committee to examine community interest in purchasing a portion of Young’s Pond Park. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 15, 1992:6.
December 19, 1992
Members of the Police Services Board gave final approval to a proposed crossbow amendment to the guns discharge bylaw. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 5, 1993:7.
December 22, 1992
It was announced that city treasurer Gerry Taylor had suggested a 2.75 per cent tax increase for Kanata ratepayers. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Dec. 22, 1992:1.
December 29, 1992
The Kanata Kanucks Major Peewees of the L.C.M.H.A. participated in the Richmond Peewee House “A” tournament, taking the “A” division championship. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 2, 1993:23.
December 30, 1992
Kanata City Council endorsed a staff recommendation to set up a task force to solicit public opinion on the Kirby report -- a report that recommended the amalgamation of a number of communities including Kanata. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 5, 1993:7.
020
CHAPTER XV.
REPORT OF THE ALIENISTS.
The report of the sanity commission follows:
To the Honorable A. C. Backus, Judge of the Municipal Court of Milwaukee County:
Pursuant to your appointment of the undersigned on the 12th day of November, 1912, as a Commission to examine John Schrank with reference to his present mental condition, we respectfully submit our report.
This report consists of:
First: The examination of John Schrank with reference to his personal and family history, his present physical state, and his present mental state.
Second: Inquiry by means of data furnished by the New York Police Department, the Magistrate of Erding, Bavaria, reports furnished by the Milwaukee Police Department and other officials brought in contact with him, and certain documents furnished by the defendant himself, and others found in his possession, some of which are herewith submitted as exhibits, duly numbered.
Third: Summary and conclusions arrived at.
PERSONAL AND FAMILY HISTORY.
Age 36. Single. Born in Erding, Bavaria, March 5, 1876. Father born in Bavaria, and mother born in Bavaria. Occupation, bar tender and saloonkeeper. No regular occupation in the last one and one-half years. Education, common schools in Bavaria from the seventh to the twelfth year; three or four years in night school in New York, in English.
In early life a Roman Catholic; not a practical Catholic for the past 15 years.
His father died at the age of 38 of consumption; was a moderate drinker; the mother living at the age of 56 or 57. One brother and one sister living, in good health. One brother and one sister died in infancy.
A sister of mother insane, suffered from delusions of persecution; died of softening of the brain, so-called, in 1904, in Gabersee Asylum, Bavaria. Certified by Magistrate of Erding, Bavaria.
Patient states he was never seriously sick. Knows of no serious accident or injury. Never suffered from headaches.
Lived with grandparents from three to nine years of age; worked in a vegetable garden during that time, and then returned to parents.
HABITS.
Denies excesses; no use of tobacco until two years ago, never more than five or six cigars a day, average two or three cigars. Has generally taken about five pint bottles of beer in twenty-four hours, of late years. For two years, in 1902-1903, drank no intoxicants at all. He states he drank to slight excess at most half a dozen times a year. Never used drugs of any kind. Denies all venereal diseases, and presents no physical evidence of them. His usual habit was to retire before 10 o'clock at night.
PRESENT PHYSICAL STATE.
Height 5 feet 4½ inches in stocking feet. Weight, 160 pounds, with clothing. Is right-handed. Head presents no scars or injuries or evidence of injuries or irregularities of cranial bones; normal in shape, except measurements over left parietal bone from ear to median line at vertex is 1.25 centimeters larger than the right. Cephalic index 80. Cranial capacity normal. External ears normal in shape. Holds head slightly tilted to left. Shape of hard palate, mouth and teeth normal. Maxillary bones normal except lower jaw slightly prognathic. Blonde hair. Eyes, bluish gray. Complexion fair. Tongue, slight yellowish coating, edges clean. Appetite and general nutrition good. Stomach, digestion, bowels normal. Sleep good. State of heart and arteries normal. Blood pressure 125 to 130 systolic; 115 to 120 diastolic. Pulse 82-86. Temperature Nov. 12, 1912, P.M., 99.4. Nov. 14, normal. No scars on genitals. Urine practically a normal specimen.
NEUROLOGICAL.
The Eyes—Light, accommodation and sympathetic reflex present, but somewhat slow. Slight inequality of pupils, right distinctly larger than left. Color sense normal. No contraction of visual field. Slight horizontal nystagmus in both eyes on extreme outward rotation of the eyeballs. (Pupils equal and normal Nov. 20th, 1912.)
After above symptoms ascertained, 1.40 grain euphthalmine inserted, and examination of eye grounds showed no optic atrophy. The right eye ground (retina) was slightly higher in color than the left.
Hearing very acute, both sides.
Sense of taste and smell normal.
Tactile, pain, temperature and weight sense normal.
Deep Reflexes—Knee, reflex, right, irregularly present, regular on reinforcement; knee, left, absent; brought out by reinforcement irregularly.
Myotatic irritability of forearm, right markedly heightened; left slightly heightened.
No ankle-clonus.
Superficial Reflexes—Abdominal reflex present. Epigastric reflex absent. Cremasteric reflex, active both sides. No Oppenheim reflex. No Babinski reflex. Plantar reflex: right markedly heightened; left heightened.
Musculature—Arm and leg showed slightly diminished power on right side. The left side stronger, though subject right-handed.
Dynamometer, right 90, 90 (two tests); and left 100, 100 (two tests).
No Romberg symptom, and no inco-ordination of upper and lower extremities.
Gait and station normal.
Slight tremor of fingers, noticeable under mental excitement. At times slight tremor of lips.
EXAMINATION OF PRESENT MENTAL STATE.
Tests for attention show normal conditions.
Tests for memory, general and special, show normal conditions.
Tests for association of ideas and words showed special bearing upon his delusional state.
Logical power good, except as limited by his delusions.
Judgment the same.
Has no "insight" as to his own mental condition.
Emotional tests show tone of feeling exalted.
Orientation correct as to time and place.
Delusions present, as subsequently set forth.
CHAPTER XVI.
FINDING OF THE ALIENISTS.
We find that John Schrank came to New York at the age of 12, and lived with his uncle and aunt as foster parents, who kept a saloon at 370 East Tenth street, New York City.
Before coming to this country he had 5 years of the public schools of his native village in Bavaria, and after arrival in this country his only schooling was such as he could obtain at night schools in New York during 3 or 4 years.
Up to this time no peculiarity had been observed in him, from any evidence available. We note the fact that he was most especially interested in history and government, as illustrated by political writings and by the Bible. He speaks frequently of his very great admiration for the character of George Washington.
At 15 or 16 years of age he became greatly interested in poetry. This perhaps corresponds to the period of development at which eccentricities are wont to appear.
He represents that in the saloon in which he worked he was chiefly engaged in supplying beer to residents of neighboring tenements; that there was no gambling or other immoral conduct practiced or encouraged in this business place. He went on for over 12 years as barkeeper. His uncle and aunt had during this time accumulated means for the purchase of a small tenement. At the death of the uncle and aunt in 1910 and 1911 the defendant came into possession of this property.
In the last year and a half has not been in any regular business or employment, and spent his time in long walks about New York and Brooklyn, during which he meditated upon poetical compositions, and political and historical questions, jotting down ideas upon loose slips of paper as they came to him, night or day, forming the basis of his poems. He spent his evenings in a saloon, retiring early. The average daily quantity of stimulants or beer taken by him was insufficient to produce intoxication. He also states that in 1902 and 1903, for a period of nearly 2 years, he drank no intoxicants at all.
He states that in 1901, between 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning of the day after President McKinley's death he experienced a vivid dream, in which he appeared to be in a room with many flowers and a casket, and saw a figure sit up in the casket, which he says was the form and figure of the assassinated President McKinley, who then pointed to a corner of the room, and said, "Avenge my death." He then looked where the finger pointed and saw a form clad in a Monkish garb, and recognized the form and face of this individual as the form and face of Theodore Roosevelt.
At the time this made a strong impression, but was not dwelt upon especially except in the light of later events.
Prior to the nomination of Colonel Roosevelt for the Presidency in the year 1912, he had felt great interest in the political campaign, and had read articles expressing great bitterness toward the idea of a third term, and toward Colonel Roosevelt personally in the newspapers of New York, and after the period when the nomination of Colonel Roosevelt began to be actively agitated, meditated more deeply upon these matters. He had always studied with the greatest interest the questions of free government, as illustrated by the Declaration of Independence, and Washington's Farewell Address. In this connection, the Monroe doctrine also assumed great importance in his mind, and the converse thereof, the duty of this nation to refrain from war of conquest; and out of these meditations grew what he elaborated into his declaration as to the unwritten laws, or "The Four Pillars of our Republic," namely (1) the Third Term Tradition, (2) the Monroe Doctrine, (3) that only a Protestant by creed can become president, (4) no wars of conquest. This document, hereunto annexed as Exhibit 1, fully sets forth his views on these subjects.
These "four unwritten laws" had assumed in his mind a character of sacredness. They were "sacred traditions" to be maintained at all hazards, and, as subsequently appeared, even the hazard of life.
The following are some quotations from this document:
"Tradition is an unwritten law."
"I would doubt the right of a court to have jurisdiction over a man who had defended tradition of his country against violation."
"The oldest of these traditions is the 'third term tradition,' it has never been violated and is an effective safeguard against unscrupulous ambition, but never before has been established a test case of its inviolability as a warning to coming adventurers."
"For the first time in American history we are confronted by a man to whom practically nothing is sacred, and he pretends to stand above tradition."
"Anybody who finances a Third Term Movement should be expatriated and his wealth confiscated."
"The dangers in this campaign are these, the third termer is sure that the nomination has been stolen, and that the country and the job belongs to him, therefore, if he gets honestly defeated in November he will again yell that the crooks of both parties have stolen the election and should he carry a solid West, he and the hungry office-seekers would not hesitate to take up arms to take by force what is denied him by the people, then we face a Civil War, * * * * * * and that he who wilfully invites war deserves death. We would then be compelled to wash out the sin of violating the Third Term with the blood of our sons. Yet this is not the gravest danger we are facing. We have allowed an adventurer to circumtravel the Union with military escort with the torch of revolution in his hands to burn down the very house we live in."
"Have we learned no lesson about a one man's rule experienced in France with such disastrous results as the end of the reign of Napoleon I and Napoleon III."
"Are we trying to establish here a system like our ancestors have done in Europe, which all revolutions of a thousand years could not abolish."
"Are we overthrowing our Republic, while the heroes of the French revolutions, and the martyrs of 1848 gladly gave their lives to establish Republican institutions."
"The abolition of the Third Term tradition is the abolition of the Monroe doctrine also."
"Hardly any revolution has started without pretending that their movement was progressive."
"The prudence of our forefathers has delivered to us an equally sacred unwritten law which reads that no president should embrace another creed than Protestant, if possible, a sect of the English Church. I am a Roman Catholic. I love my religion but I hate my church as long as the Roman parish is not independent from Rome, as long as Catholic priests are prevented from getting married, as long as Rome is still more engaged in politics and accumulation of money contrary to the teachings of the Lord. The Roman Catholic Church is not the religion for a president of the United States."
"The Fourth unwritten law, which is practically supplementary to the second, we find in George Washington's Farewell Address, where he advises us to live in peace with your neighbor. We have no right to start a war of conquest."
In his examination in this connection he stated as follows: "Four-fifths of the United States would take up arms to defend the Third Term tradition. Trying to get perpetual power and dictatorship would justify killing."
He also said he would be justified to the same extent, that is, by killing, a man who would seek the presidency and was a Roman Catholic; and also for a man who would start a war for conquest; and he thought also of the possibility of foreign powers to help Roosevelt possibly to annex the Panama Canal and break down the Monroe Doctrine. He said he believed the country would be facing a civil war if Roosevelt went on as he had done.
He gives as a reason for his present attack upon Roosevelt, that he did not wish to give him (Roosevelt) an opportunity to plead that no defense of the Third Term tradition had been made in 1912 should he aspire to another term in 1916. Asked as to how he reconciled his act with the commandment "Thou shalt not kill," he replied that, "religion is the fundamental law of human order, but to kill to try and do a good thing, and to avenge McKinley's murder, justifies the killing."
The proof of his position came to him in his dream and in his vision.
"Roosevelt's ambition and conduct proves to every man that he was back of McKinley's assassination in some way or other."
The defendant says that he prayed God to find a leader among men who would take this responsibility, and he expected all along someone else would do this thing, but no one did it, and as he was a single man of 36, without a family, and thought the deed was a good deed, and it made no difference to him, he was willing to sacrifice his life for that end, even if he were torn to pieces by the mob. He therefore concluded that it was his mission, and desired to make of this a test case.
Henry F. Cochems.
(Who was in the Automobile with Col. Roosevelt when the Ex-President was Shot.)
He thinks the election returns corroborate the fact that the people have been awakened to the idea of no Third Term.
In the progress of the campaign, when the progressive movement had taken shape, and Colonel Roosevelt had been nominated as the head of a third party, and on August 7th, 1912, the dream which had come to him in 1901, as above related, began to assume more importance, and special significance in his mind. He felt extreme agitation on this subject continuously. On the morning of September 15th, 1912, the anniversary of the date of his dream in 1901, having retired as usual the night before with his manuscript by his bedside, he suddenly awakened between 1 and 2 A.M., with the completion of a poem entitled "Be a Man" uppermost in his mind.
We insert the poem at this point:
1. Be a man from early to late
When you rise in the morning
Till you go to bed
Be a man.
2. Is your country in danger
And you are called to defend
Where the battle is hottest
And death be the end
Face it and be a man.
3. When you fail in business
And your honor is at stake
When you bury all your dearest
And your heart would break
Face it and be a man.
4. But when night draws near
And you hear a knock
And a voice should whisper your
Time is up; Refuse to answer
As long as you can
Then face it and be a man.
He found his ideas were taking shape, and getting up he sat writing, when he suddenly became aware of a voice speaking in a low and sad tone, "Let no murderer occupy the presidential chair for a third term. Avenge my death!" He felt a light touch upon his left shoulder, and turning, saw the face of former President McKinley. It bore a ghostlike aspect. This experience had a decisive effect in fixing in his mind the iniquity of the third term, and from this time he questioned as to his duty in the matter, and he finally regarded this vision and its connection with the exact anniversary of the dream as a command to kill Roosevelt, and as an inspiration. When asked by us whether he considered this as imagination or as inspiration and a command from God, while showing some reluctance to claim the vision as an inspiration, he finally answered decisively that he did.
When asked whether a man had a right to take a weapon and hunt down a man who had violated tradition, he submitted his written statement in reply, which is hereto annexed as Exhibit 2, some quotations from which are as follows:
"I should say where self-sacrifice begins the power of law comes to an end, and if I knew that my death during my act would have this tradition more sacred I would be sorry that my life was spared so convinced am I of my right to act as I did that if I were ever a free man again I would at once create an Order of Tradition."
"I presume you men would declare Joan d'Arc, the Maid of Orleans insane because the Holy Virgin appeared to her in a vision."
"When we read that God had appeared to Moses in the shape of a burning thorn bush, then again as a cloud, we will find many people who doubt the appearance of God to man in human or other shape."
"Why then in cases of dire national needs should not the God appear to one of us in vision."
The defendant states that at no time and under no circumstances did he communicate to anyone his intention. In fact, he kept it as an inviolable secret and took measures to throw off the scent persons who might inquire about his leaving New York. The defendant stated in this connection that he did not wish to commit the act in New York, as it would then be claimed that he had been "hired by Wall Street" and in that way the real purpose of the act would be obscured.
CHAPTER XVII.
SCHRANK DESCRIBES SHOOTING.
(BEFORE SANITY COMMISSION.)
On September 21, 1912, he left New York City, having first borrowed $350, and purchased a 38-caliber revolver, for which he paid $14. His efforts from this time were continuous to come within shooting distance of Colonel Roosevelt. He missed him at Chattanooga and at Atlanta, and then went to Evansville, where he remained seven days awaiting Colonel Roosevelt's return to the West. He then sought to come within range of Colonel Roosevelt in Chicago, and states that he waited for him at the exit of the building, where he spoke, but found afterwards that he had left by a different exit. He then preceded him to Milwaukee, arriving here at 1 o'clock P.M. the day preceding the attack.
On the evening of the shooting Schrank arrived at the hotel, where he had learned Colonel Roosevelt would stay, in advance of the time he was expected to start for the place of meeting. When a crowd began to collect around the automobile awaiting Colonel Roosevelt at the curb, he went into the street, standing near the automobile in a line just behind the front seat on the left hand side opposite the chauffeur's seat. He says,
"Seeing him enter the automobile and just about to seat himself, I fired. I did not pick any particular spot on his body. The crowd was all around me and in front of me. The next minute I was knocked down, but was not rendered insensible, and the gun was knocked out of my hands."
The defendant insists that he said nothing during his assault. He was then dragged to the sidewalk, and getting on his feet was hurried into the hotel, and the doors were locked. Here he said nothing, and was taken by the police through the back door to police headquarters.
From the examination at police headquarters, made at 9:25 P.M., October 14, 1912, by the Chief of Police, John T. Janssen, we find that he objected to telling his name, but did so when it was insisted upon. We also find that his statements made to the police concerning his following and attempting to gain access to Colonel Roosevelt, and his visits to various localities correspond, and his explanations of his acts agree with those made to us.
Some of his statements to the Chief of Police, are as follows, as extracted from document submitted herewith, marked Exhibit 3.
Q. Why did you want to meet him?
A. Because I wanted to put him out of the way. A man that wants a third term has no right to live.
Q. That is, you wanted to kill him?
A. I did.
Q. Have you any other reason in wanting to kill him?
A. I have.
Q. What is that?
A. I had a dream several years ago that Mr. McKinley appeared to me and he told me that Mr. Roosevelt is practically his real murderer, and not this here Czolgosz.
Q. Did you know Johann Most when he was alive?
A. No, sir.
Q. Did you ever hear him talk?
A. No, sir.
Q. Did you ever hear Emma Goldman?
A. No, sir; I am not an anarchist or socialist or democrat or republican; I just took up the thing the way I thought it was best to do.
(It seems worth while to note that the defendant differs from many assassins of rulers or prospective rulers in having no anarchistic ideas or connections, but rather that he intended to be an upholder of established government.)
"Mr. Grant was refused" (a third term) "and he was satisfied; this man was refused and he is not satisfied; it's gone beyond limits; if he keeps on doing this after election, he can't possibly carry a solid Western state; the next thing we will have a civil war, because he will say the scoundrels and thieves and crooks stole my nomination, and now they will steal my election, and they will take up arms in all the Western states; we are facing a civil war just to keep him in a third term."
Q. Where did you get all this idea from?
A. I have been reading history all the time.
Q. What schooling did you have?
A. Well, I have attended school in the old country, and I attended night school in New York for about four winters; that's all the schooling I had.
Q. You haven't a very good education then?
A. Indeed I ain't.
Q. Have you always enjoyed good health?
A. Yes, sir; I am a healthy sane man, never been sick.
Q. Well, do you believe that that is a sane act that you committed this evening?
A. I believe that is my duty as a citizen to do, it's the duty of every citizen to do so.
Q. Well, how did you happen to get the idea that it was your duty among all the people that live in the United States?
A. I don't know, I thought maybe somebody else might do it before I got there.
Q. And you spoke to no one about your intention on all the route you took concerning this, nobody?
A. No, sir; nobody.
While in jail the prisoner prepared a written defense, which we submit herewith as Exhibit 4, and we extract certain sentences from the same, as follows:
"Gentlemen of the Jury, I appeal to you as men of honor, I greet you Americans and countrymen and fathers of sons and daughters. I wish to apologize to the community of Milwaukee for having caused on October 14th last, great excitement, bitter feeling, and expenses."
"Gentlemen of the Jury: When on September 14th last I had a vision, I looked into the dying eyes of the late President McKinley, when a voice called me to avenge his death, I was convinced that my life was coming soon to an end, and I was at once happy to know that my real mission on this earth was to die for my country and the cause of Republicanism."
"You see that I have appeared here today without assistance of a counsellor at law, without any assistance save that of God, the Almighty, who is ever with him who is deserted, because I am not here to defend myself nor my actions."
"The law I have violated for which you will punish me is not in any statute book."
"The shot at Milwaukee which created an echo in all parts of the world was not a shot fired at the citizen Roosevelt, not a shot at an ex-president, not a shot at the candidate of a so-called prog. pty. (Progressive party), not a shot to influence the pending election, not a shot to gain for me notoriety; no, it was simply to once and forever establish the fact that any man who hereafter aspires to a third presidential term will do so at the risk of his life."
"If I do not defend tradition I cannot defend the country in case of war. You may as well send every patriot to prison."
(As showing the erratic reasoning of the defendant, the following passage, intimating that the assassination of President McKinley was a part of a conspiracy to elevate Colonel Roosevelt to a permanent control of the destinies of the United States, we quote further:)
"Political murders have occurred quite often, committed by some power that works in the dark and only too frequently of late the assassin was classed as an anarchist, but the real instigators could never be brought to justice. Whoever the direct murderer of President McKinley has been it could never be proven that he has ever been affiliated with any anarchistic or similar society, but we may well conclude that the man who in years after willingly violated the third unwritten law of the country whenever he thought it profitable to change his creed while president, perhaps to the mother of monarchies."
(From the remarks of the prisoner in our examination of him, we find by "the mother of monarchies" that he refers to the Roman Catholic Church.)
We further quote:
"Such was his fear that his machine, built up in 7½ years will be destroyed over night, that he threatened not to leave the chair unless he were allowed to nominate his successor."
"Gentlemen of the jury: The 3t (third termer) 'never again will I run for pres.' (president) has a parallel in the history of Rome. Whoever read the history of Julius Caesar knows that this smart politician while elected dictator managed to become so popular with the people that they offered him the kingly crown, but J. Caesar knew that he had to bide his time, that the rest of Senators know of his ambition, and after refusing three times he knew they would offer it to him a fourth time, and when then he accepted it he was murdered for ambition's sake."
"He" (Colonel Roosevelt) "was ambitiously waiting for the Government at Washington to start a military intervention in Mexico, but the leaders of the Republican party feared that the 3t (third termer) would muster an army of volunteer Rough Riders and return at election as the conquering hero."
"The danger even more grave than civil war is the possibility of intervention of foreign powers, who may help the 3t (third termer) in order to keep the Union disunited and separated." * * * * * *
"We would at once realize that we are surrounded by a pack of hungry wolves ready to destroy this hated Republic, ready to destroy Monroe Doctrine, ready to annex the Panama Canal and the great land of the brave and free, the home many millions free people, the dream of all heroes and martyrs for political freedom to 1848 would have ceased to be owing to the ambitions of one man, and one man's rule. I hope that the shot at Milwaukee has awakened the patriotism of the American nation."
"I have been accused of having selected a state where capital punishment is abolished. I would say that I did not know the laws of any state I travelled through. It would be ridiculous to fear death after the act as I expected to die during the act, and not live to tell the story, and if I knew that my death would have made the third term tradition more sacred, I am sorry I could not die for my country."
"Now, Honorable Men of the Jury, I wish to say no more, in the name of God go and do your duty, and only countries who ask admission by popular vote and accept the popular vote never wage a war of conquest murder for to steal abolishes opportunity for ambitious adv. (adventurers).
"All political adventurers and military leaders have adopted the career of conquering heroes wholesale murder, wholesale robbers called national aggrandizement. Prison for me is like martyrdom to me, like going to war. Before me is the spirit of George Washington, behind me, that of McKinley."
(The last sentence the prisoner explained, was written hastily, and he expected to revise it.)
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BEST FOREIGN FILM
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Kon-Tiki, Norway
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BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
Brave - WINNER
Frankenweenie
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BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM
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BEST ACTOR
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Tony Kushner, Lincoln
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Life of Pi, Mychael Danna – WINNER
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Life of Pi, Production Design: David Gropman; Set Decoration: Anna Pinnock
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Django Unchained, Wylie Stateman
Life of Pi, Eugene Gearty and Philip Stockton
Skyfall, Per Hallberg and Karen Baker Landers – WINNER
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Skyfall, Scott Millan, Greg P. Russell and Stuart Wilson
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 under the command of Captain George S. Nares ....
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Some background:
The Yokosuka J1Y was a land-based interceptor for the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service (IJN/大日本帝國海軍航空隊, Dai-Nippon Teikoku Kaigun Kōkū-tai) that was based upon a research aircraft and introduced into service during the final months of WWII. Work on the J1Y commenced at the Yokosuka Naval Air Technical Arsenal (海軍航空技術廠, Kaigun Kōkū Gijutsu-shō) during 1942 and 1943, in the midst of the Second World War. The J1Y was initially intended to test the benefits of different aircraft layouts in order to exploit the available engines’ potential further, albeit the aircraft had been designed from the start in a fashion that was suitable for combat and easily adaptable into a light fighter aircraft. It would eventually be developed into Yokusuka’s only fighter project.
The J1Y was an unorthodox twin-boom pusher configuration fighter aircraft. It featured a mid-mounted wing, a tricycle landing gear arrangement, and was furnished with heavy forward-firing armament. The fuselage was primarily composed of plywood for the forward section and aluminum throughout the aft section, in order to save critical war material. The advantages of the pusher design were of an unobstructed forward view for the pilot, while the armament could also be concentrated in the nose, so that most of the aircraft’s heavy elements were concentrated around the mutual center of gravity. However, a major drawback was difficulty in escaping from the aircraft in an emergency, as the pilot could get drawn into the propeller blades, and the tail surfaces posed an imminent danger, too.
The J1Y1 test aircraft was powered by a 700 kW (940 hp) Nakajima Sakae 12 engine. A pair of intakes in the wings’ roots ducted cooling air to the engine, which was mounted at the egg-shaped fuselage’s tail, as well as to a pair of oil coolers that were buried in the thickened wing roots. Despite the aircraft’s tubby shape, it was a very clean design with an excellent weight distribution.
During the ensuing tests and flight trials in late 1943, the J1Y1 proved to be superior to the comparable Mitsubishi A6M2 “Zero” in many respects, so that the Imperial Japanese Navy Aviation Bureau (海軍航空本部, Kaigun Kōkū Hombu) became interested enough to eventually order a fully capable combat aircraft variant in early 1944: the J1Y2.
Development of the J1Y2 lasted until mid-1944. Outwardly, the aircraft differed only slightly from the J1Y1 test aircraft, of which four had been built. The internal structure was strengthened, esp. around the engine mount, because the fighter version was to be powered by the Mitsubishi Kinsei Model 48 radial engine which delivered 1,080 hp (810 kW). Since this engine had a slightly bigger diameter, the tight cowling had to be modified and now featured small bulges for its fourteen-cylinder heads, creating a characteristic ring of small bumps around the rear fuselage. The dorsal carburetor air scoop had to be enlarged, too.
The J1Y1’s four-blade propeller was replaced by a six-blade propeller – a measure that was necessary to convert the engine’s raised power output into sufficient propulsion, while exploiting the limited possible propeller disc diameter between the tail booms and keeping sufficient ground clearance.
Armor plates were added to the nose section and behind the pilot’s seat, but protection remained relatively light. In order to extend the J1Y1’s limited range of only 750 km (470 mi, 400 nmi), two additional 150l fuel tanks were added to the inner wings behind the landing gear wells, partly extending into the tail booms, even though they were not self-sealing like the main fuel tank behind the cockpit. Tilting air brakes were installed on the wings, enabling the J1Y1 to manoeuvre into a stable firing position behind slower aircraft. Armament consisted of a pair of 20 mm Type 99-2 cannon, flanking the front wheel well, supplemented by a pair of 7.7 mm (.303 in) Type 97 machine guns, which were rather intended as spotting rifles: they fired tracer rounds with the same trajectory as the 20 mm rounds, and gave off a flash and puff of white smoke on impact, so that 20 mm ammunition could be saved. Upon IJN introduction in August 1944, the J1Y was christened “Akaei” (アカエイ, “Stingray”). The Allied reporting name was "Ron"
However, teething development problems stemming from the Kasei engine cooling system and the main undercarriage members led to a slowdown in production. And when the Boeing B-29 Superfortress appeared, the J1Y2’s performance, esp. at height, was not sufficient anymore. Being not suited for high-altitude operations, and lacking internal space to accommodate a turbocharger, the IJN’s interest in the aircraft waned and resources were rather allocated to more promising types like the Mitsubishi J2M, despite its development problems, too. However, the J1Y2’s heavy gun armament supplied effective firepower and the use of dive and zoom tactics allowed it to score occasionally. It was also a very agile aircraft, esp. at medium altitude, so that production switched in January 1945, after 75 J1Y2s had been built, to the J1Y3.
The ultimate variant of the “Akaei” featured a new, even more powerful Mitsubishi Kinsei 62 engine with 1,163 kW (1,560 hp). Outwardly, this variant differed from its predecessor by a different exhaust arrangement: instead of the J1Y2’s two exhaust pipes, the J1Y3 featured individual exhaust, hidden under seven aerodynamic fairings, in order to exploit residual thrust and therefore further improve performance – resulting in even more bumps and fairing around the engine cowling. For the more powerful engine, and also because of cooling problems, the carburetor scoop was enlarged even more, so that an auxiliary cooling intake could be integrated.
Even though the armament nominally remained unchanged, supply shortages and field modifications in order to lighten the aircraft saw many J1Y3s with only two Type 99 cannons installed and the empty machine gun ports faired over. Some J1Y3s also carried gun 13.2 mm (.51 in) Type 3 heavy machine guns instead of the cannons, becoming designated J1Y3a. Due to ammunition shortages, some machines were converted in field workshops to this standard, too.
The J1Y3 arrived at IJN units in March 1945, but only a few were operational until the end of hostilities in the PTO, probably only around 40 aircraft were eventually delivered.
General characteristics:
Crew: 1
Length: 30 ft 9 in (9.37 m)
Wingspan: 38 ft (12 m)
Height: 8 ft 10 in (2.69 m)
Wing area: 262 ft² (24.3 m²)
Empty weight: 2,839 kg (6,259 lb)
Gross weight: 3,211 kg (7,079 lb)
Powerplant:
1× Mitsubishi Kinsei 62 14 cylinder radial engine with 1,163 kW (1,560 hp)
Performance:
Maximum speed: 640 km/h (397 mph, 346 kn) at at 6,096 m (20,000 ft)
560 km/h (348 mph, 303 kn) at sea level
Cruising speed: 495 km/h (308 mph, 267 kn)
Range: 1,078 km (670 mi, 582 nmi) at 272 km/h (169 mph; 147 kn) at 457 m (1,500 ft)
Ferry range: 1,190 km (740 mi, 640 nmi)
Service ceiling: 10,200 m (33,500 ft)
Rate of climb: 15 m/s (3,000 ft/min)
Armament:
2× 20 mm belt-fed Type 99-2 Mark 4 cannon with 125 RPG and
2× 7.7 mm (.303 in) Type 97 machine guns with 250 RPG in the lower fuselage
2× hardpoints under the outer wings for 60 kg (132 lb.) bombs
or 200 l (53 US gal; 44 imp gal) drop tanks
The kit and its assembly:
This build followed a spontaneous inspiration, and it became another contribution to the “in the navy” group build at whatifmodlers.com in early 2020. I actually had the Vampire kit already stashed away for a while, and the plan to convert it into a propeller-driven aircraft with a radial engine and a pusher configuration à la Saab 21 had been there – but I lacked an idea for an operator, so that I could build the background story around it. With the “in the navy” theme, it suddenly clicked – why not the IJN? The Vampire is a rather compact and slender aircraft, so there’s IMHO some Japanese “style” in the design, and after the torturous build of HMS Cerberus I wanted some kind of relief.
The Vampire kit is the vintage Heller mold from 1979, but actually in a mid-Nineties Revell re-boxing. Like many other Heller kits, it comes with raised panels, but detail is sufficient (nice dashboard, landing gear is O.K., and the kit comes with separate air brakes) – the molds seem to be a bit worn, though, I guess a “true” old Heller kit is more crisp and would be the better choice.
At the core of the conversion plan was the implantation of a radial engine in place of the jet exhaust. I found a donor part from a Hobby Boss MC.200 Saetta – a bit vintage, but it had the right diameter and I actually liked the ring of bulges on the cowling. Internally, a styrene tube adapter was added for a freely spinning propeller.
While adding a prop to a jet seems to be an easy task, the real challenge behind such a conversion are the many other changes that have to be made to the airframe. This includes a (considerably) longer landing gear and the respective wells, but also the tail surfaces. There’s also the question how the new radial engine actually breathes, where exhausts can be located, and a cooling system is necessary, too.
Work started with the search for new landing gear struts, and I also used different wheels – for instance, the main wheels come from a Hasegawa F9F Panther, while the front wheel comes from a Frog He 162 and is probably 35 years old(!). In order to make the longer struts fit into the airframe, I elongated the wells in the wings towards the fuselage, so that the track width was reduced – but with the Vampire’s small airframe and original wide stance, this was no serious problem. From the inside, they were faired with styrene profile material, and the extended covers were scratched – esp. the parts for the wings, with their bulges for the tail boom tips, were fiddly.
In order to move the overall look a bit further away from the Vampire, I completely changed the fin arrangement. The original, rounded and rather small fins and the bullet-shaped fairings that hold the stabilizer outside of the original exhaust blast were deleted. Once the wings and the tail booms were added to the fuselage, the stabilizer was mounted between the booms, in a slightly lower position. For the new fins I wanted a layout that would, beyond a more squarish shape that would better match the wings, protect the propeller. Therefore, I used stabilizers from a KP Yak-23; each was cut into two pieces, tailored further to match the rest of the aircraft, and glued in positions above and underneath the booms. Looks quite weird, as if the aircraft had been designed upside down, but it’s a rather pragmatic solution that has already been used on some pusher designs in the past.
The six-blade propeller was scratched from a spinner, carved from a thick piece of sprue, plus a metal axis and six single blades that were taken from the rather wacky one-piece propellers of Airfix’s Ki-46 kit.
Hollow steel needles were used as barrels for the Type 99 cannons in the lower fuselage.
Painting and markings:
Once more, a rather conservative approach – and the IJN was not creative when it came to liveries. Almost every aircraft carried a typical dark green over light grey scheme, with minimal individual markings or tactical codes. I wanted to stay true to this concept but decided to simplify the scheme even more since this would be a late-war aircraft, pressed into service under rather dire supply circumstances. This resulted in a NMF livery (basis is Tamiya XF-60, which turned out soemwaht grainy, plus some Polished Aluminum Metallizer from Humbrol on top), with only the upper surfaces camouflaged with IJN Green (ModelMaster) without primer underneath, resulting in a somewhat flaky and worn look. Since they are rather slender, the tail booms were completely painted in IJN green, too.
The yellow ID markings on the wings’ leading edges were created with decal material (TL Modellbau), the cockpit interior as well as the landing gear wells were painted with a mix of silver and blue, mimicking the typical “aodake iro” protective clear lacquer of Japanese IJN aircraft. The struts were painted black, according to A6M museum exhibits. The propeller blades ware painted in a red-brown primer, a mix of Humbrol 160 and 180.
Markings were taken from a PrintScale Yokosuka N1K2 decal sheet and mixed from two aircraft. Placing the fuselage hinomaru was tricky – the natural choice would have been the tail booms, but they’d be very small, so I rather put them on the fuselage under the cockpit. With the individual aircraft number added to the meatball, it looks now like a racing aircraft, though...
Finally, the kit received some soot stains and dry-brushing with aluminum, and everything was sealed with semi-gloss acrylic varnish from Italeri - even though the result is a little too glossy for my taste, but I left it that way.
A rather quick build, but structurally not much from the Vampire was changed. The new engine was relatievly easy to integrate - the other small bits like the fins, the propeller and esp. the landing gear took more time. The result looks quite odd - the whole thing has also a certain German touch? Could have worked well with a BMW 801 engine, too!
The Creature Walks Among Us, 1956 One Sheet
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This is the third "Creature" movie. Universal left their options open at the end of second with the exact same ambiguous ending. While sequels to sequels tend to be poor fare, gill-man fans tend to regard Creature Walks Among Us (CWAU) as being as good as the first.
CWAU shares many B-movie weaknesses. It follows formula plot elements that were hallmarks of the first movie, but it also ventures into some new material. This new ground gives CWAU some muscle of its own. The first movie had a tiny bit of science blather about evolution. The second movie didn't bother. The third, however, tried to re-inject some science into the fiction.
Synopsis
A rich scientist mounts an expedition to find the gill-man who has escaped into the Florida swamps. A local fisherman reports being attacked by a man-like "diablo" so they investigate. Using an underwater radar device (not sonar), they track him down to a narrow bayou. Here he attacks their small boat, but is set on fire by spilled gasoline. Badly burned, the gill-man collapses. The scientists take him back aboard their 100' yacht and head for San Francisco. They've bandaged him up (head to toe) and are monitoring his vital signs. During the trip the complex soap opera develops. Dr. Barton (Jeff Morrow) is the rich, but jealous husband. Mrs. Barton (Liegh Snowden) is the blonde babe no longer in love and resentful of her husbands attempts to control her. Dr. Morgan (Rex Reason) is the concerned friend. Jed Grant is the buff playboy helper. Innuendo and misunderstandings keep the pot simmering.
Along the way, the doctors find that gill-man's gills are too badly burned to supply his body with oxygen. An x-ray reveals that he has lungs but that they're collapsed and closed off. They operate to open them. He can breathe air now. They also comment about how the burns have cause the fish-like layer to fall away, and a more human-like layer of skin to develop. Gillman awakens and interrupts Jed forcing himself on Marcia. He then dives into the sea, but must be rescued before he drowns.
Back in San Francisco, Gill is taken to Dr. Barton's estate and put into an electrified pen with some other animals. He looks somewhat longingly to the water's edge, but is docile. When a mountain lion gets into the pen and kills a sheep, Gill kills the big cat. When Dr. Barton pistol-whips Jed and puts the body in Gill's cage (to frame him for the murder), Gill goes nuts, tears up the house looking for Dr. Barton, finally killing him. Gill then wanders off the estate. With everyone in funeral attire, there's a mild suggestion that Dr. Morgan will come to call on the widow Barton when a respectful time has passed. The movie closes with Gill walking down the beach towards the sea. The End.
Once you've gotten into the gill-man saga, the plot of CWAU takes it to a new level which is more thoughtful than simply another monster movie. It's also fun to see the team of Jeff Morrow and Rex Reason again -- two good actors -- who starred in This Island Earth ('54).
The original movie had two gill-man suits -- a smaller one for the underwater shots, and a larger one for the above-water shots. The second movie, Revenge, made two new gill-man suits along the same lines. For the third movie, they didn't put too much into a new gill-man suit. They created a new gill-man head and hands, but dressed him the crude sailcloth shirt and pants so as to not have to make more. For the pre-changed gill-man, they used footage from the first two movies. The only scenes which needed a new gill-man suit was where he attacked the small boat and was burned. These scenes are so quick and dark, that the lower quality Gill-Man III is not apparent.
Arthur Ross, who co-wrote the original opted for a more thoughtful script. Are we what we are because of our genes, or because of our environment? Dr. Barton is excited that the gill-man is becoming more human. The fire burned away his "old self", releasing the new. "Change the metabolism and man will change." Dr. Morgan disagrees. Science can't create a new species. They may have altered gillman's skin, but inside he's the same. As though mankind would not be fit for space travel until he evolved into something better. This is a natural sort of thought for scientism which denies there being any divine element to man. How else to define man? Our human physiology is all we have. This is reminiscent of the premise underlying The Island of Dr. Moreau. Give animals human shape, human features, and they'll become people.
The Nurture part comes where the scientists theorize that the Gill-man as a "new" man will behave good or bad, depending on how he's treated. The assumption of the Tabula Rasa.
A notion floated in the dialogue is that ordinary humans are "built" for the earth and not suitable to space. The scientists pontificate about how the aquatic gill-man was "built" for life in the water. Man, therefore, was "built" for terrestrial life. That build would not work in space, they say. "We all stand at a crossroads between the jungle and the stars." If gill-man could become a new creature, maybe man could too. Since the changed gill-man could not really become human, the inference is that man can't become this Nietzchean over-man either.
Some aspects of CWAU have spiritual parallels. The before-creature is the old "animal" nature -- rash, violent, lustful. The after-creature is the new "human" self. He's no longer lustful or rash. He's violent only as defense. At the end, he's violent but driven by a sense of justice. There's also a parallel to the biblical "fall of man" described in the Book of Genesis, in that the before creature was innocent. He needed no clothes. After the change, he needed clothing. There's also a parallel to New Testament verses which talk of the old man having to die (metaphorically) before the new man could emerge. This adds some twist to the movie's title. Our own struggles with our animal side with our divine. Dr. Barton and Jed Grant are examples of those who gives in to their animal side. Dr. Morgan and even Marcia Barton are examples of people who maintained morality.
Old Home -- Dr. Barton's estate was one of Universal's stock houses. Used in many movies, such as Tarantula
Bottom line? CWAU will appeal to gill-man fans. Since it's not simply a re-remake of the first two "Creature" films, it has some appeal to others too. It's a bit lighter on the action but more cerebral. It's worth a watch.
Better than REVENGE, but nowhere near the glorious heights of the first film (which is really the only CREATURE that you absolutely must see).
Cadet Candidates report for Reception Day at the United States Military Academy Preparatory School, West Point, NY on July 11, 2022. (U.S. Army photo by Christopher Hennen, USMA)
Mingle Media TV and Red Carpet Report host Ben Bateman were at the 44th Annual Saturn Awards held at the Castaway in Burbank. This year’s event was hosted by Jonah Ray, the new host of the revival of Mystery Science Theater 3000.
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Producer’s Showcase Award - Jason Blum, from “Paranormal Activity,” “The Purge,” “Insidious” and “Happy Death Day” to the Oscar-winning “Get Out,” has created a whole new subgenre; and next up is the highly anticipated new incarnation of“Halloween”
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 under the command of Captain George S. Nares ....
Edinburgh :Neill,1880-1895..
In preparing to leave last Monday for the trip to Austin where we are revealing the 2010 Horizon Report, I pulled out my collection of editions back to 2004.
From 2004-2006, while working at the Maricopa Community Colleges, I participated in the project as an advisory board member, and 2007 was my first inside year as an NMC employee.
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 under the command of Captain George S. Nares ....
Edinburgh :Neill,1880-1895..
At Marche pour le Climat, people are rising to ensure we heed the warning
of the IPCC 1.5 C report.
Photo credit: Jean-Jacques Kissling
Two more plates from the 1948 ferries in Great Britain report. The upper plate 5 looks Scottish but? - I said but thanks to info below it now looks as if this is MV Wootton built by Denny's of Dumbarton for the Southern Railway and that served as a minesweeper in WW2. And the lower plate shows two ferries that I'm sure are Mimie and Tessa two vessels introduced by the LMS Railway to allow cars on the Gravesend - Tilbury Ferry that was effectively replaced by the Dartford Tunnel in 1964. Tessa was built in 1924 by the Lytham Shipyard and Mimie in 1927 by Ferguson's of Port Glasgow. The LMS ran the ferry until nationalisation when it passed to British Railways.
A quieter year of travel than the last couple of years. Working on a travel startup means more time at my desk, less time travelling.
Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 under the command of Captain George S. Nares ....
Edinburgh :Neill,1880-1895..
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United Nations Environmental Programme [UNEP] Deputy Director Division of Environmental Policy implementation Tim Kasten (centre) perusal a New UNEP Report 'Dead Planet: Living Planet' as he is joined with Ministry of Forestry Research Institute's, Deputy Director Research and Development Bernard Kigomo [left] and policy and programme officer Christine Lambrechts, during the launch in Nairobi UN headquarters on 3rd June 2010, a head of the International Environment Day cerebration 2010. PHOTO BY TOM MARUKO
Mingle Media TV's Red Carpet Report was invited to come out to cover the WORLD PREMIERE of Walt Disney Animation Studios' comedy-adventure "Frozen," featuring the voices of Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff and Josh Gad, at Hollywood's El Capitan Theatre complete with snow on this special white-carpet event.
"Frozen" opens in theaters in 3D on Nov. 27, 2013. For more information, check out www.Disney.com/Frozen, like them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DisneyFrozen and follow them on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/DisneyAnimation.
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About "Frozen"
Walt Disney Animation Studios, presents "Frozen," a stunning big-screen comedy adventure. Fearless optimist Anna (voice of Kristen Bell) sets off on an epic journey—teaming up with rugged mountain man Kristoff (voice of Jonathan Groff) and his loyal reindeer Sven—to find her sister Elsa (voice of Idina Menzel), whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter. Encountering Everest-like conditions, mystical trolls and a hilarious snowman named Olaf (voice of Josh Gad), Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom. The film is directed by Chris Buck ("Tarzan," "Surf's Up") and Jennifer Lee (screenwriter, "Wreck-It Ralph"), who also wrote the screenplay. It is produced by Peter Del Vecho ("Winnie the Pooh," "The Princess and the Frog"). Featuring original songs from Kristen Anderson-Lopez ("In Transit," "Winnie the Pooh") and Tony® winner Robert Lopez ("The Book of Mormon," "Avenue Q"), and an original score by Christophe Beck ("The Muppets," Oscar®-winning short "Paperman").
The film will be preceded by the all-new short, "Get A Horse!"—with the voice of Walt Disney as Mickey Mouse.
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Mingle Media TV and Red Carpet Report host Clarke Wolfe were invited to cover Backstage at the Geffen’s 12th Annual Fundraiser honoring Walt Disney Studios Chairman, Alan F. Horn, with the Distinction in Service Award and multi-talented entertainer Steve Martin with the Distinction in Theater Award.
At the event hosted by Steve Carell, celebs dished about their funniest onstage moments and crazy backstage stories bringing together prominent members of the artistic, entertainment, philanthropic and business communities to celebrate the accomplishments of industry leaders and raise funds to benefit the Geffen Playhouse’s artistic initiatives. Steve Carell hosted the irreverent evening of laughter, music and stories featuring personal “backstage” memories and songs by a cavalcade of stars preceding the award ceremony in the Gil Cates Theater. Honorary Co-Chairs are Robert Iger and Willow Bay and Ron and Kelly Meyer.
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About the Geffen Playhouse
Founded by theater, film and television luminary Gil Cates, the Geffen Playhouse has been an integral part of Los Angeles theater since opening its doors in 1995. Noted for its intimacy and celebrated for its commitment to the development of new plays, the Geffen Playhouse continues to present a body of work that garners national recognition. For more information, please visit www.geffenplayhouse.com.
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Mingle Media TV and our Red Carpet Report host Lindsay Hoffman were invited to come out to cover Disney Channels new Original Movie “Bad Hair Day,” starring Laura Marano (Austin & Ally) and Leigh-Allyn Baker (Good Luck Charlie, The 7 D) premiere event red carpet at Walt Disney Studios.
Bad Hair Day premieres on the Disney Channel on Friday, February 13th at 8 PM
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About “Bad Hair Day"
This adventure buddy comedy follows Monica, a high school tech-whiz whose prom day abruptly shifts into a wild ride across town, thanks to a down-on-her-luck cop and a jewel thief. The story unfolds with Monica on the morning of her senior prom. She's eager to get ready – that is until she realizes everything that can go wrong does, starting with her sudden and epically uncontrollable hair and her once lovely, yet now destroyed, prom dress. On top of that, she's mistakenly enlisted by Liz, a police officer hot on the trail of missing jewels. Her Prom day goes from bad to mad as the pair is pursued by a dogged jewel thief on a wild ride across the city. For more info visit www.DisneyChannel.com
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Mingle Media TV and our Red Carpet Report team with Diana Espir were on the red carpet to interview talent from a number of Netflix shows from The Crown to Stranger Things at a 24,000 square foot exhibition in Beverly Hills where they were showcasing their Emmys For You Consideration (FYC) shows with their FYSee Space kick-off party and month long event.
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About Netflix FYSee
Netflix has created a showcase for their FYC shows for this year’s Emmy Consideration in Beverly Hills with a number of installations that had activations from selfies to interactivity with some props from shows like Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Luke Cage, Stranger Things and more! The kick-off event is had DJ Grandmaster Flash and Adrian & Ali entertaining the guests while the red carpet was busy with talent from the shows including Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp Gaten Matarazzo, Joe Keery, Shannon Purser, Natalie Dyer (Stranger Things); Katherine Langford, Dylan Minnette, Christian Navarro, Alisha Boe, Brandon Flynn, Justin Prentice, Miles Heizer, Ross Butler, Devin Druid, Michele Selene Ang, Tommy Dorfman, Brandon Larracuente, Tom Everett Scott (13 Reasons Why); Norman Lear, Gloria Calderon Kellett, Justina Machado, Isabella Gomez (One Day At A Time); Uzo Adubo, Blair Brown, Danielle Brooks, Taryn Manning, Samira Wiley, Laverne Cox (Orange is the New Black);
Alan Yang, Lena Waithe and Kelvin Yu (Master of None); June Diane Raphael and Peter Gallagher (Grace and Frankie); Chelsea Handler (Chelsea); Mike Colter and Cheo Coker(Marvel’s Luke Cage); Eric Newman (Narcos); Gillian Jacobs, Paul Rust and Claudia O’Doherty (Love); Jason Isaacs, Brendan Merer and Brandon Perea (The OA); Logan Browning, Brandon P. Bell, Marque Richardson, Antoinette Robertson, Ashley Blaine Featherson, DeRon Horton and John Patrick Amedori (Dear White People) and more.
About Netflix
Netflix is the world’s leading Internet television network with over 100 million members in over 190 countries enjoying more than 125 million hours of TV shows and movies per day, including original series, documentaries and feature films. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on nearly any Internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments.
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