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Rocket World IWG Zipper Pulls + Airborne
Cleaning through Comic-con pics ~ as far as purchases go ~ these little guys were truly irresistible! the Rocket World Insurgent Wilderness Gruppo (aka I.W.G) crew in shrunken zipper pulls and airborne paratroopers! So here are some quick pics of the booth, the toys (i couldn't help myself and had to open them up at lunch, so yes, that's a fork in the pic - and a few so so pics from the hotel), and the packaging... adorably tiny boxes for all of these!
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Fairfield beats Saint Peter's 64-55
Marcus Gilbert scored 20 points as fifth-seeded Fairfield beat No.4 seed Saint Peter's 64-55 in the Metro-Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinal on Saturday night.
Marcus Gilbert scored 20 points as fifth-seeded Fairfield beat No.4 seed Saint Peter's 64-55 in the Metro-Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinal on Saturday night.
Trevis Wyche scored on a layup and added a foul shot, the 3-point play with 40 seconds left, breaking open a one-point lead helping Saint Peter's end the regular season with a 72-68 defeat of Fai
Quadir Welton scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Saint Peter's beat Manhattan 61-40 on Tuesday night to clinch a top-five seed in the upcoming Mid-American Athletic Conference tournamen
Justin Robinson made two free throws to tie it at the end of regulation and Monmouth made all 18 of its free-throw attempts in overtime -- for its only points -- in an 82-75 victory over Saint Pe
Chaise Daniels had what would prove to be the game-winning block with 0.4 seconds left in Quinnipiac's 56-55 win over Saint Peter's on Thursday night.
Antwon Portley scored 15 points and made a career-high five assists and Saint Peter's rallied with a balanced attack to beat Manhattan 70-67 on Wednesday night for their fourth straight win.
Antwon Portley and Trevis Wyche scored 17 points apiece and each made a 3-pointer and two free throws in the final minute to send Saint Peter's to a 61-57 win over Canisius on Sunday.
Quadir Welton had 24 points and 11 rebounds, Antwon Portley added 21 points and six boards and St. Peter's beat Niagara 72-59 on Friday night.
Antwon Portley scored 25 points including four free throws at the end as Saint Peter's ran out the clock on a 15-0 pace to defeat Quinnipiac 68-52 on Monday night.
Nico Clareth scored 16 and Javion Ogunyemi added 14 points to help Siena beat St. Peter's 69-52 Friday night.
A.J. English scored 21 points with six rebounds and five assists to help Iona hold off St. Peter's 75-67 on Monday night.
Justin Robinson scored 18 points and dished out six assists to help Monmouth beat rival Saint Peter's 73-57 on Saturday night.
Xavier Lundy came off the bench to score 18 points and Jimmie Taylor added 13 more as Rider upended Saint Peter's 76-45 on Thursday night, handing the Peacocks a second-straight loss in conferenc
Isaiah Williams scored 19 points, Deyshonee Much had 17 and both hit five 3-pointers to lead Iona to a 64-58 win over Saint Peter's on Friday night after blowing most of a 21-point lead.
Antwon Portley scored 23 points and Trevis Wyche 20 as Saint Peter's battled through the second half to defeat Fairfield 77-71 Tuesday night, pushing to its best start in the Metro Atlantic Athle
Trevis Wyche scored 20 points and Saint Peter's defeated Marist 76-67 on Sunday.
Trevis Wyche came off the bench to score 16 points and distribute eight assists as St. Peter's handed Canisius its third-straight loss in Metro Atlantic play, 70-53 on Saturday.
Justin Satchell scored the late, go-ahead jumper, Emile Blackman added a pair of free throws and Niagara held on Thursday night to give St. Peter's its first conference loss, 63-61.
Trevis Wyche and Antwon Portly combined to score 31 points and St. Peter's fought off a late rally by converting 7 of 10 from the free throw line to earn its third straight Metro Atlantic Athleti
Matt Morgan scored 11 of his 17 points in the last three minutes to push Cornell past St. Peter's 65-62 Monday night.
Quadir Welton had 17 points, eight rebounds and four assists to lead Saint Peter's to a 56-45 win over St. Francis-Brooklyn on Wednesday.
Tyler Cavanaugh scored 18 points and No. 21 George Washington finished its home nonconference schedule unbeaten with an 87-74 victory over Saint Peter's on Saturday.
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The second season of "Trailer Park: Welcome to Myrtle Manor" filmed last summer in Myrtle Beach and along the Grand Strand will premiere Thursday at 10 p.m. on TLC.
Party Down South, a reality TV show based in Murrells Inlet and created by Jersey Shore creator Sallyann Salsano/495 Productions, will air on CMT Thursday at 10 p.m, the same time as Myrtle Manor.
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Who stays with Blue Jays?
Once the last out is made in a baseball season, especially one that takes a team as deep as the American League Championship Series, next year is just around the corner.
Sad ending for Jays
Jose Bautista was the last man to leave. He walked slowly, singularly towards the Blue Jays dugout. He didn't wave, didn't tip his cap, didn't look up, wasn't sure at the moment what to do or what to think.
Jays: Gibbons will be back
In the end, the Toronto Blue Jays' World Series hopes were lost when the bats went quiet against Cleveland Indians pitching.
Jays come up empty, lose ALCS
The Toronto Blue Jays' post-season is over.
Things suddenly looking up for Jays
There is no history to support this, no logic for it to make any baseball sense at all.
Jays offence awakes in Game 4
The Blue Jays have a pulse.
Edwin lawyers want STD lawsuit tossed
Lawyers for Blue Jays bopper Edwin Encarnacion say an $11.5-million civil suit filed against him in New York is a swing and miss, and should be ejected from the legal ballpark.
Jays on brink of elimination
Blood was everywhere at the Rogers Centre on Monday night.
Bloody Bauer trolls Jays fans after early exit
A bloody finger may have forced Cleveland Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer to exit in the first inning of the ALCS Game 3, but he was able to use the rest of his fingers just fine to relentlessly troll Blue Jays fans.
Pitcher's pinky a bloody mess
For the Cleveland Indians, Game 3 of the American League Championship series started as a bloody mess.
Beer can suspect no longer works for Postmedia
A man who was charged after allegedly tossing a beer can towards a Baltimore outfielder during a high-intensity Blue Jays playoff game is no longer employed Postmedia Network Inc.
It's go big, or go home for Jays
A straggler wandered into John Gibbons' office in the visitors' clubhouse at Progressive Field on Saturday evening.
Bautista going out with a whimper
This is not the way Jose Bautista wants to say goodbye. With a whimper and not a bang.
Gibbons: If Miller is on, not much Jays can do
Say this about John Gibbons: If something stinks, the Blue Jays manager isn't going to alter the description of the scent.
Miller comes up huge, Jays now face 0-2 deficit
The Toronto Blue Jays get right back at it in the American League Championship series against the Cleveland Indians.
Time to smell the sporting roses, Toronto
CLEVELAND — Not that long ago the Blue Jays were rather irrelevant, the Raptors insignificant, the Maple Leafs dreadful, Toronto FC stumbling and bumbling and the Argos unable to move the needle in whatever state they were in.
Indians' Kluber too much for Jays to handle
CLEVELAND — One game never makes a series. It is the first chapter of a novel. An untold story yet to be framed.
Indians draw first blood in ALCS
Following their three-game sweep of the Texas Rangers in the American League Divisional Series, the Toronto Blue Jays are well rested.
Indians pitcher injured by drone
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Bidding a Fond Farewell to Producing Great Polly Platt, Who Shot Off Bottle Rocket
Bob Musgrave and Luke and Owen Wilson shooting Bottle Rocket in 1995
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Bob Musgrave sends word: "Polly Platt died yesterday." She was 72. Cinephiles know the name: The ex-wife of Peter Bogdanovich, she worked on such films as Paper Moon and The Last Picture Show before becoming a longtime collaborator of James L. Brooks's. And she was instrumental in turning Wes Anderson's short film into the big-screen Bottle Rocket, which, I needn't tell you at this late date, remains my favorite locally made movie.
For the whole story, I'd recommend the Criterion Collection Bottle Rocket, which contains a making-of doc in which Platt talks about her love for the movie and how hard it was to get Anderson and Owen Wilson to sit still long enough to finish the screenplay once they'd gone from Dallas to Hollywood. But in his 1995 cover story about the film, Matt Zoller Seitz summed it up thusly: L.M. "Kit" Carson and Cynthia Hargrave, who'd shepherded the short, passed it to two friends in Los Angeles, producers Barbara Boyle and Michael Taylor. They, in turn, sent it to Platt, then in semiretirement. She too fell in love with Bottle Rocket. Wrote Matt:
Reading it conjured a nostalgic excitement she hadn't felt in a long time. Everything about it felt right: the storyline, the tone, the humor, the unknown filmmakers and actors attached to it -- and especially the script's Texas roots. She even told Premiere magazine she thought Bottle Rocket was another Last Picture Show.
In March 1993, Platt visited the set of James L. Brooks' latest movie as a writer-director and showed him Bottle Rocket over lunch. "Jim sat there and watched," Platt said, "and when it was over, he was quiet for a minute. Then he looked up at me and said, 'We have to make a deal with these guys.'"
On May 1st, 1993 -- Wes Anderson's 24th birthday -- Brooks and Platt came to Dallas.
In an essay accompanying the Criterion release, Brooks writes that Platt "championed it to me and urged me to go down to Texas to meet with the boys." As Bob writes this afternoon: "That movie wouldn't have happened without her." So happens you can see it tonight: Bottle Rocket screens at the Kessler as part of D's "Dallas, Outlaws, and the American Dream" series.
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Three Brady girls basketball players and three boys have earned post-season recognition from coaches in the Sandhills Conference.
Senior Megan Pfeifer and sophomore Megan Polt have been named to the SHC first team by coaches from the seven participating athletic programs.
Other players on the girls first team and the schools they represent are: Sitka Gardner of Arthur County; Jais Ford and Jana Nollette of Cody-Kilgore; Megan Hoesing and Tricia Young of Mullen; Mardee Sierks of Sandhills/Thedford; Ashley Bessmer and Julia Hauser of Stapleton/McPherson County.
Brady sophomore Courtney Widick earned all-conference honorable mention.
Other girls to receive honorable mention were: Haley Gunnink of Cody-Kilgore; Shantel Monahan and Sarah Ramsey of Hyannis; Lauren Crisp of Mullen; Michaela Miles and Shelby Saner of Sandhills/Thedford; Emily Donohoe of Stapleton/McPherson County.
Eagle boys Christian Arteburn, Corbin Blede and Kyle Pohlman were included on the all-conference honorable mention list.
Players receiving first-team honors were: Vance Ludington, Brandon Swanson and Justin Thomas of Arthur County; Luke Miller of Cody-Kilgore; Gabe Connealy and Brad Wright of Mullen; Kale Anderson, Cole Seeley and Matt Thomas of Sand-hills/Thedford; Todd Walz of Stapleton/McPherson County
Other honorable mention boys are: Derek Powers and Jordan Trimble of Arthur County; Connor Barnes, Dustin Bryant and Jake Gale of Cody-Kilgore; Bryan Ferguson of Hyannis; Ty Keller of Sandhills/Thedford; Sawyer Hanna and J. W. Harwager of Stapleton/McPherson County.
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Volume 58, Issue 2, February 1990
- Letters To The Editor
The introductory physics course—Can we improve it?58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16213View Description Hide Description
Comment on integrating magnetometers58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16214View Description Hide Description
Why not use symmetry?58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16215View Description Hide Description
Realism is beautiful, but is H o m o S a p i e n s a dirty word?58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16216View Description Hide Description
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Guest Comment: The unity and diversity of physics58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16217View Description Hide Description
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Resource Letter QHE‐1: The integral and fractional quantum Hall effects58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16218View Description Hide Description
This Resource Letter provides a guide to the literature on the integral and fractional quantum Hall effects. The letter E after an item indicates elementary level or material of general interest to persons becoming informed in the field. The letter I, for intermediate level, indicates material of somewhat more specialized nature; and the letter A indicates rather specialized or advanced material. An asterisk (*) indicates articles that are especially useful or interesting; a double asterisk (**) indicates those articles to be included in an accompanying reprint book.
Noether's theorem for local gauge transformations58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16219View Description Hide Description
The variational methods of classical field theory may be applied to any theory with an action that is invariant under local gauge transformations. What is the significance of the resulting Noether current? This article examines such currents for both Abelian and non‐Abelian gauge theories and provides an explanation for their form and limited range of physical significance on a level accessible to those with a basic knowledge of classical field theory. Several of the more subtle aspects encountered in the application of the residual local gauge symmetry found by Becchi, Rouet, Stora, and Tyutin are also considered in detail in a self‐contained manner.
A communication on electrical charge relaxation in metals58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16220View Description Hide Description
The correction of an erroneous textbook derivation on electrical charge relaxation in conductors is discussed. The actual decay in a good conductor is damped oscillatory instead of the simple exponential decay that is often claimed, while short wavelength disturbances spread through the medium much like particles of mass m=ℏω p /〈v 2〉, where ω p is the plasmon frequency and 〈v 2〉 is the mean‐square electron velocity.
Maxwell's demon, power, and time58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16221View Description Hide Description
What rate (P d ) of energy transfer is attainable by a Maxwell's demon who sorts gas molecules serially; and how much time (t d ) does it take to achieve a designated temperature difference ΔT across a partition? Two estimates are made, using (i) the energy–time form of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and (ii) classical kinetic theory. For a dilute gas, at ∼300 K, the uncertainty principle implies P d <1.5×10− 6 W. If the gas volume is the size of a large room, and ΔT=2 K, then t d >103 years. These bounds are loose, but are of interest because this is one of few elementary applications of the energy–time uncertainty principle. With similar assumptions, classical kinetic theory implies much tighter bounds: P d <10− 9 W and t d >4×106 years. The kinetic theory approach allows an extension of Brillouin's demonstration that the second law of thermodynamics cannot be violated by a Maxwell's demon using light signals.
Nuclear magnetic resonance: Free‐induction decay and spin echoes in a 0.05‐T magnetic field58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16222View Description Hide Description
NMR‐absorption signals in a 2‐cm3 sample of glycerol can be observed in a small permanent magnet producing a field of 50 mT. Observing the beat frequency between the marginal oscillator used as spin detector and the Larmor frequency of the spin system after excitation with 10‐ to 20‐ μs high‐frequency pulses, the free‐induction decay and spin echoes can be detected. The experiment is capable of demonstrating the principles of NMRtomography, e.g., the Carr–Purcell sequence, inversion recovery, and image formation in a field gradient.
Tunneling through a truncated harmonic oscillator potential barrier58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16223View Description Hide Description
The sum of a one‐dimensional, truncated harmonic oscillator potential and square well of the same range, defined in the positive half‐space, serves as a convenient and instructive example for which the Schrödinger equation may have both bound‐state and continuum solutions. A superposition of these solutions is used in a study of barrier penetration by a wave packet representing a particle with an initial position in the region of the potential well. The presence or absence of a bound state in the superposition is shown to be the key factor determining the evolution of the wave packet. If no bound state exists, the probability of the particle having a position within the potential well is a monotonically decreasing function of time. If the superposition includes a bound state, however, this probability oscillates slightly because of an interference between the bound‐state and continuum components of the wavefunction.
The effects of coefficient of restitution variations on long fly balls58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16224View Description Hide Description
The coefficient of restitution of major league baseballs is required to be 0.546±0.032. These allowed variations affect the launch velocity and ultimately the range of fly balls. The variations in the range for well‐hit balls are calculated here to be on the order of 15 ft. These calculations provide an interesting collection of mechanics problems that might be of interest for undergraduate students.
A short proof of the generalized Helmholtz theorem58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16225View Description Hide Description
By making use of the Stokes operator and its corresponding dual operator, which are introduced here, a short proof of the Helmholtz theorem for antisymmetric second‐rank tensor fields in Minkowski space‐time is presented.
Did the Big Bang begin?58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16226View Description Hide Description
It is argued that the age of the universe may well be numerically finite (20 billion years or so) a n d conceptually infinite. A new and natural time scale is defined on a physical basis using group‐theoretical arguments. An additive notion of time is obtained according to which the age of the universe is indeed infinite. In other words, never did the Big Bang begin. This new time scale is not supposed to replace the ordinary cosmic time scale, but to supplement it (in the same way as rapidity has taken a place by the side of velocity in Einsteinian relativity). The question is discussed within the framework of conventional (big‐bang) and classical (nonquantum) cosmology, but could easily be extended to more elaborate views, as the purpose is not so much to modify present theories as to reach a deeper understanding of their meaning.
An exotic harmonic oscillator: The frequency depends on initial conditions58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16227View Description Hide Description
A simple mechanical system formed by two bodies joined by means of a rigid bar and constrained to move in orthogonal directions is presented. The behavior is analogous to that of a special type of simple harmonic oscillator: The frequency depends on the initial conditions whereas the amplitude always turns out to be the same.
Error analysis for parameters determined in nonlinear least‐squares fits58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16228View Description Hide Description
This article presents a calculation of the error in parameters derived from the least‐squares method of fitting nonlinear models to experimental data. The formula reduces to the well‐known result for the case of a linear least‐squares fit. It differs, however, from a method for calculating the error that is often employed for the nonlinear case. The difference between the current result and that method's is illustrated with examples from least‐squares fits to spectroscopic data.
Entropy and homogeneity58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16229View Description Hide Description
The intuitive concept of homogeneity is developed into a physical quantity to provide a qualitative level of description for thermodynamic systems. The treatment gives some insight into the relation of entropy, disorder, and homogeneity.
A simple way to assess the structure of red giants58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16230View Description Hide Description
A simple semianalytical calculation is used to study how a star reacts when its central stock of hydrogen is exhausted and before the next fusion reaction based on helium begins.
Reconciliation of esu and mksa units in nonlinear optics58(1990); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.16231View Description Hide Description
An explanation is provided of the differences between the mksa and esu systems used in the study of nonlinearities in the optical properties of materials used in optical waveguides. Means of converting both units and quantities between the two are presented, and the relationship between the electric susceptibility tensors defined in the two systems is demonstrated.


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Over the 16 years of his service as Republican Governor and the one interrupted year of his service as Republican Congressman, William Janklow had enjoyed enormous popularity among most South Dakotans despite persistent rumors that he had raped a 15 year old American Indian girl in 1967. Those rumors never stuck to Janklow, their adhesive force weakened by his firm denials, by the lack of positive evidence, and little else but words spoken by his accusers to challenge him.
When Peter Matthiessen's "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse," was first published in 1983, Janklow turned into a pillar of fire. Matthiessen reported the rape story in his book but he did not uncover any official documents that detailed the young girl's side of the story. Still, the rape story and other unflattering vignettes of Janklow were now in print, and Janklow responded scorchingly by suing Matthiessen, the book's publisher — The Viking Press — and even some South Dakota booksellers that defied the lawsuit-threatening Janklow by daring to sell the book, all for libel.
Matthiessen eventually prevailed, but the book disappeared during the 8 years of litigation until 1991, when the book was finally republished. During the time Matthiessen was writing his book, the case report of the official Bureau of Indian Affairs investigation was unavailable to him. The BIA at that time refused to release it to anyone.
But between that time and 1995 the disposition of the file had changed and I was able to get a copy through my own Freedom of Information Act request, fulfilled in June of 1995, and provided to me from where I was able to track it down at the Aberdeen Area Office of the BIA, South Dakota.
Ironically, so long an inept manager of Indian affairs, the BIA yet managed to make a defense of the young woman's story against Janklow's version of events possible by preserving the case file where her words are contained, where even the FBI has not. The file repository of South Dakota FBI records in Minneapolis, Minnesota has no record either of the BIA case report, or of the "United States vs. William Janklow," file number 70-4483, which was destroyed, they said, in "…Nov., 1976 following instructions by FBI Headquarters under a routine destruction of records program."
Strangely, neither does the South Dakota District Court, where Janklow served as Attorney General from 1974 to 1978, have that file, when that is where the case went for prosecution.
38 years ago, long before he became governor, Attorney William Janklow worked on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in south central South Dakota as the director of that tribe's Legal Aid Services.
Jancita Eagle Deer was a 15 year old local American Indian girl in the 8th grade who occasionally did some babysitting for the Janklows. Black hair, brown eyes, 118 pounds, Jancita was a thin pretty girl who attended school in the small reservation town of Mission, and stayed at the girl's dormitory there.
As part of the statement which Jancita gave to Peter Pitchlynn — the Bureau of Indian Affairs Special Officer who investigated the rape — makes clear, William Janklow began to make sexual advances toward Jancita in an incident foreshadowing worse things to come:
During the Christmas vacation, which started on December 22, 1966 Thursday, I stayed with the Janklows and on Friday Mrs. Janklow left for Flandreau, South Dakota. That night, which was Friday, December 23, 1966, I stayed with the Janklows and on Friday Mrs. Janklow left for Flandreau, South Dakota. That night, which was Friday, December 23, 1966, I stayed all night with Mr. Janklow alone in the house. Mr. Janklow forced me to have three mixed drinks of gin and vodka and some other kind that I don't know what it was. He tried to dance with me, but I told him that I don't know how to dance. On Saturday, December 24, 1966 Mr. Janklow and I left for Sioux Falls at about 1:15 p.m. in his car arriving in Sioux Falls at about 4:45 p.m., December 24, 1966. He let me off at my aunt's place, Mrs. Lola Blue Bird. Before we left from Mr. Janklow's house in Mission he gave me $12.00. As he gave me the money he said, "Don't tell on me for making you drink last night." I stayed with my aunt in Sioux Falls for one week. When I arrived in Murdo, South Dakota on December 31, 1966 on my way back to Mission Mr. Wayne Moore met me there in his car at Murdo and as we returned to Mission Mr. Moore explained to me that I was supposed to tell Mrs. Janklow that I had gone to Sioux Falls on the bus rather than with Mr. Janklow in his car. As we drove to Sioux Falls Mr. Janklow put his hand on my leg repeatedly and every time he did he would put his hand farther up.
Less than a month later Janklow once again removed Jancita from the dormitory, as Dormitory Guidance Teacher, Georgia Kaye Lord, reports in a letter to the department head, Manuel C. Moran:
On Saturday, January 14, 1967 at 4:45 p.m., Jancita Eagle Deer came to my office and informed me that Mr. Bill Janklow and his wife were to check her out that evening. At 4:50 p.m. I telephoned the Janklow's and confirmed this. I was going off duty at this time so I offered to bring Jancita home with me, as the Janklow house is adjacent to mine in the housing complex. I did take Jancita to the Janklow home and saw her enter at about 5:15 p.m.
The next morning Jancita returned to the dormitory. The first person she spoke to was Catherine Bourdeaux, a Supervisory Instructional Aide. In her own letter, handwritten to Mr. Moran, Mrs. Bourdeaux tells what happened:
On Sunday, January 15, 1967, Jancita Eagle Deer came in the office to check in from weekend. I spoke to her and could see that she had been crying. She stood there for awhile…Then finally she said "Mrs. Bordeaux, may I talk to you?" I took Jancita in guidance office. By then she began to cry and said "Mrs. Bordeauz, something terrible happened to me last evening but I don't have mother to tell my trouble to." So I said "Jancita, I am here to help you…" Of course she hesitated a few seconds then she said "Mr. Janklow checked me out for this week, and on Saturday evening he took me up town to see if there was a dance at Mission Hall, but there was no dance. Then he started to drive toward west of Mission about one mile then turn to right on country road and took advantage of me." So she said again "He took advantage of me, and I feel awful." I told Jancita to make sure about the statement she had just made because I had to report to Miss Lord and Mr. Moran. I told her that false statement could get her into trouble. Of course she said "Mrs. Bordeaux, I have proof to show you," so she unbuttoned her shirt and showed me hickey, another word discoloration of the skin, on her breast and right neck. Jancita said Mr. Janklow told her that he was going to check her out this coming Wednesday because he was going to Denver, Colo. on business trip, but she said she did not want to be checked out by him anymore. He also told Jancita that he would divorce his wife if she would marry him. Jancita said she told him no because he has a nice wife.
It is here in the copy of her letter that was provided to me that the wording becomes too broken to read. Though I requested a better copy of Mrs. Bordeaux's statement, I was then informed by the BIA that their own copy is also light and unreadable. Several lines pass before the following can be read more clearly:
…so Mrs. Geroux told him I was in guidance office talking to Jancita, so he went right in the office, but I was out at the time talking to Miss Lord. Shortly after Mr. Janklow went in guidance office, Ms. Lieb heard Jancita crying so she came out and told Miss Lord and I that there might be some trouble in the office, since she heard Jancita crying so I asked Miss Lord, she better go and see, so she did—the meantime Jancita came out in the hall where I was standing and said "Mr. Janklow told me not to get him into trouble." He told her that he would buy her everything she wanted.
This is the statement Jancita Eagle Deer gave me on Sunday, January 15, 1967.
Georgia Kaye Lord was the second person to see Jancita that morning. Her letter to Mr. Moran continues the story from her perspective:
Sunday, January 15, 1967, I went to work at the Rosebud Girl's Dormitory at 1:00 p.m. I entered the Instructional Aides Office and noticed that the center door between their office and mine was closed. I was informed that Mrs. Catherine Bordeaux, Supervisory Instructional Aide, was talking to a girl in my office. At that time Mrs. Bordeaux opened the door and asked me to come in. I entered and found Jancita Eagle Deer seated by the window crying. Mrs. Bordeaux then went back into the Instructional Aides Office and answered the telephone. She then came back to the door of my office and asked me to step across the hall. We went across the hall and talked for five or six minutes. Mrs. Bordeaux felt that she should inform me of what had happened without having to repeat the whole story in front of Jancita. At this time, Mrs. Bertha Lieb, Instructional Aide came to the door and said, "Miss Lord, I think you had better go into your office. Mr. Janklow just came in and it sounds like big trouble in there." I crossed the hall and entered my office through the north door. Mr. Bill Janklow was alone in my office walking toward the window. I walked around and sat at my desk saying, "I think you had better tell me your side of the story." He then proceeded to tell me the following: On Saturday evening, January 14, 1967 Jancita Eagle Deer had supper with the Janklow's in their home. After supper she asked Mr. Janklow if she could have a couple of drinks. He said "no". A little before 8:00 p.m., Jancita asked Mr. Janklow if she could attend the dance in downtown Mission, South Dakota; He said "no" at first, but was only teasing. At about 8:00 p.m. Mr. Janklow drove Jancita downtown. As they passed the dance hall, he noticed only one light was on. Mr. Janklow then told Jancita that he wouldn't let her out unless there was a dance. She then asked him if he would buy her some Peppermint Schnapps. He said "Of course not".
Mr. Janklow then told Jancita that they would drive around for awhile and wait and see if the dance would start. They drove around for about thirty-five minutes. At approximately 8:50 p.m., he let her off in front of the dance hall. He then told her to be home by 1:45 a.m.
Mr. Janklow did not see Jancita again until around 10:00 a.m. January 15, 1967 when he picked her up by the laundromat in Mission, South Dakota.
Following this story, Mr. Janklow asked me if he could talk to Jancita. I told him "no", as I felt it would only be more upsetting to her. I then told Mr. Janklow I thought it would be best if he left the dormitory. Mr. Janklow left.
At about 2:30 p.m. Jancita Eagle Deer came back to my office and told me the story that now appears in her statement. At this time she showed me a bruise, commonly known as a 'hickey' on her upper chest.
Photographs of the bruises were taken, but they were not included as part of the BIA's case report, and I was unable to locate them elsewhere.
We now come to the axis of the report, Jancita's own statement:
Miss Kaye Lord, Teacher in Guidance at the Todd County High School, took me over to Mr. Janklow's place after I was checked out from the dormitory at about 5:00 p.m., January 14, 1967, Saturday. I had supper with the Janklows and at about 7:55 p.m., January 14, 1967, Mr. Janklow drove me to Mission, South Dakota, from the Todd County dormitory complex where the Janklows live which is approximately one half mile. When we passed the dance hall Mr. Janklow said, "Jan, look there isn't any dance because the lights are not on." Mr. Janklow then said, "We might as well drive around until the dance starts." I said, "I want to go to the show again." Mr. Janklow then said, "Would you like to drink with me tonight?" I said, "No, I would rather go to the dance." By that time we were passing the West Side Station at Mission going west. As we drove west on Highway 18 Mr. Janklow said that he could not be my guardian anymore. He also said it was because he could not get any money from the welfare or from my dad. We drove on west and about a mile and a half past 83-18 junction Mr. Janklow turned north on a dirt road. He stopped on a hill where the gate was closed. Mr. Janklow then told me to slide over. I said, "No." He leaned over and said that he had to get something. He pushed on something and the back of the seat that I was sitting in fell back. He then pushed me back in the seat on my back. I tried to get up. Mr. Janklow said, "Will you go away with me?To hell with my wife and my children. I'll divorce them." He also said "The first time I saw you in my office I was crazy about you ever since then." During the time he was holding me down and saying these things he unbuttoned my blouse. I was hitting him with my right hand during this time. I kept telling him that I wanted to go back into town, but he didn't pay any attention to me. At this time he said, "God damn, what are you so frightened about. I won't hurt you." Mr. Janklow at this time unbuckled his belt and zipped his pants open. He then pulled my skirt up and tried to pull my pants down. He finally got my pants off both legs. He then got on top of me and had intercourse with me for about ten minutes. he then got up and told me to put my pants on. He then said that he would take me back into town. During the time that he was having intercourse with me he was also putting a hickey on my chest. I showed the hickey to Miss Kaye Lord when I reported to her about what happened at about 2:30 p.m. on January 15, 1967, Sunday. According to Mr. Janklow's clock in the car it was 8:50 p.m. January 14, 1967 when we started back to Mission, South Dakota. On our way into town Mr. Janklow gave me three dollars in bills and asked me not to tell on him. He also told me that he would check me out again on Wednesday. He also said, "Would you like to go along with me to Denver." I said, "If I could take one of my girl friends along." He said, "No, I want you by yourself." He then said, "Forget it." He then said, "What if I wanted to check you out, then what would you do?" I then said, "I don't know." By this time we were in town and he dropped me off at the dance hall. I joined up with Amy Wright and Patty Wright and we walked around town for a while. Karen Fuller was with us part of the time. At about 12:20 a.m., January 15, 1967, Alfred eagle Deer (my brother), Diane Black Bull, one other girl and a man and I all went to Winner. We returned from Winner about 7:00 a.m., January 15, 1967. We went to Ramona Herman's place where we stayed for a while. We then went to the laundromat where Karen Fuller did some washing. As we were going back to Karen's place Mr. Janklow came by and told me to get into the car. He then took me to his house. He then sent his wife to the store. After she had gone to the store he balled me out for not coming back that night. I asked if I could go back to the girl's dorm. He said no that he did not want me to go to the show that afternoon.
In her interview with Peter Pitchlynn, Georgia Lord adds more:
She stated that he then went all the way with her, that he did have sexual intercourse with her. She stated that she did try to fight him off. She then showed me a hicky on her upper chest. She also had one on her neck which she said that Janklow did it. She was crying during this time…she stated that it hurt her to go to the bathroom and that her leg was stiff and sore.
Ms. Lord, who knew both Janklow and Jancita, "…had no reason to believe that she was not telling the truth…" and believed Jancita. "She has never made any such complaints before to my knowledge. Sometime after recounting the previous night's events, Jancita told Ms. Lord that she wanted to call her guardians, Johnny and Yvonne Arcoren, which she did. According to Ms. Lord:
At 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Arcoren came to my office and informed me that they were go9ing to notify Cato Valandra. I then made arrangements with Mr. and Mrs. Arcoren to meet me at the Rosebud Public Health Hospital the following morning.
At 8:00 p.m. I went to Emanual C. Moran's…home and reported to him in detail the information I had received that afternoon. I also informed him that I would take Jancita eagle Deer to the Rosebud Hospital the following morning, Monday, January 16, 1967, and he agreed to meet us there.
At about 9 a.m. on Monday, 16 January, 1967, approximately 36 hours after the alleged rape occurred, Jancita was finally examined by Dr. John Crockett at the hospital in Rosebud, South Dakota. Dr. Crockett explained to officer Pitchlynn that "…due to the long period of time that had elapsed before the examination, there was little possibility of there being any evidence discovered…" by the exam. No physical evidence was found.
On the morning of 18 January, 1967, FBI Agent John Penrod, over from Rapid City, actually advised William Janklow of his rights. But there the matter would end—the Forces of Justice must have been out of breath that day, because they weren't interested in chasing William Janklow.
In a letter dated 27 February, 1967, to FBI Special Agent in Charge, Richard G. Held, U.S Attorney General Harold C. Doyle declined to prosecute the "United States vs. William Janklow," citing "…insufficient evidence to support the allegations of the victim, and that said allegations are unfounded."
The Attorney General's remark is an astounding example of prejudicial 1967 status quo thinking, revealing more about the Attorney General's interest in pursuing Janklow that it does about the merits of the case, for although he could have opined that there was not enough evidence to obtain a conviction—he should not have judged that Jancita's allegations were "unfounded." That is the job of the jury which Doyle seems to have supplanted. But rather than pointing out the missing physical evidence in the form of semen stains, Doyle instead repudiates the victim in his letter, dismissing Jancita's story outright while accepting Janklow's version of events, without ever giving a jury of their peers the opportunity to decide who was telling the truth.
Two bruises and the word of a credible 15 year old Indian girl, broken and in tears, matched against the word of a white male attorney was apparently not enough in 1967 with which to face a jury. We will never know who a jury would have found more convincing on the witness stand, but if the reactions of those surrounding the scandal are any indication, Janklow certainly would not have looked good. However, a trial might have provided some answers to questions raised by the criminal report. For example:
1. If Janklow was not infatuated with Jancita, why did he spend so much time with her alone? He drove her to Sioux Falls, a four hour trip from Rosebud, and then enlisted Wayne Moore to keep that fact hidden from his wife. Why? He also spent at least one night alone with Jancita in his house while his wife was across the state.
2. Why did Janklow take that turn down a deserted dirt road where Jancita says the rape occurred? Even today that road is unlit and pitch black at night. The road goes nowhere, ending at a gate that leads onto the drive of a distant farmhouse. When interviewed by Pitchlynn, Janklow admitted taking her down that dirt road, but said that he was "Just there a few seconds…" But that he went there at all is suspicious. It is an odd place—a dark, isolated, untraveled place for a 27 year old married man to take a 15 year old 8th grade girl after sunset, even for an alleged "few seconds."
3. Why did Janklow go back to the dormitory at all? Janklow had picked up Jancita the following morning at 10 a.m., and took her to his home. She stayed there for a couple of hours and returned to the dormitory at about 12:30 p.m. So after already having spent a couple of hours with her that morning, Janklow went back to the dormitory to speak to Jancita while she was in the process of reporting the alleged rape of the night before.
What could he possibly have had to say to her at that precise moment when he appeared to be concerned about what she might be saying?
Did he know that she was going to accuse him of rape? If so, how? An innocent man should have had no idea that she was going to make that accusation. Her accusations should have been a complete surprise to him if he did not rape her. But there is no indication in the statements that he was surprised at all. Rather, he appears to have been afraid and concerned about what Jancita was going to say, and was there for damage control, and no other purpose.
The only answer to the question of why he went to see her we are ever likely to get was supplied by Jancita herself in 1967. In the hallway to Catherine Bordeaux, after Janklow had confronted her, Jancita said: "He told me not to get him into trouble."
In his own statement to Ms. Lord, Janklow said that he was not going to let Jancita out unless there was a dance. Janklow used this as reason to drive Jancita around town. It was during this drive when Jancita alleges Janklow took her to an isolated spot and raped her. Afterwards, however, he does in fact release her in Mission. But according to the criminal report, "It turned out that there was no dance" that evening.
The question naturally arises then about why Janklow said he wouldn't let her go unless there was a dance, before the alleged rape, and then does precisely that after the alleged rape? If his initial refusal to let her go was merely a pretext to drive Jancita around and set her up for what was to follow, then it is easy to understand why he said that to her. If he was truly interested in keeping her supervised, he would have made certain there was a dance before letting her go. He did not do that. Instead, satisfied to release her after the alleged rape, Janklow abandons the 8th grade girl—whom it was his responsibility to supervise—not seeing her until 10 a.m. the following morning.
For Jancita the future would be short and bleak, while for Janklow it would be long and bright, with success after political success until he became one of the most powerful men in South Dakota, until it seemed that he was a man who could do no such wrong as he was accused of having done. His website biography quotes an anonymous newspaper about his Governorship after the first eight years, which now seems ironic: "…what he did he did with the honesty and courage of convictions."
In contrast, for Jancita Eagle Deer there would be death on a dark Nebraska highway, her speech silenced by a speeding pickup truck after only 23 years of life. She left behind two children, a broken marriage, and a desire for acknowledgement and justice that was never satisfied. In St. Francis, South Dakota, a small low block of polished gray stone marks the earth where she is buried: "Wife—Mother, Jancita M. Eagle Deer Sheldahl, 1951—1975."
William Janklow's career as a politician came to a startlingly sudden end in January of 2004 with a bang. The smug and angry impatience which seems to have characterized much of Janklow's private life finally caught up with him when he sped his car through a stop sign and killed a motorcyclist.
He was sentenced to a mere 100 days in jail.
Between 1967 and 2005 much has changed in American society. One's accomplishments and public image are no longer sufficient to represent one's private morals, because we have so often seen under the high noon sun of media scrutiny how widely at variance with one another those two things can be, and often are.
If William Janklow did rape Jancita Eagle Deer, then he did what has always been done to a people perceived to be in the way of what others want. The pattern of such abuse was laid long before the birth of William Janklow; the neglect and abuse of Native America was an institutional norm by the time he was born. It has become so natural and common that many people can't seem to imagine what, if anything, is wrong with it. Malice toward Indians is now tradition in states like South Dakota, many of whose people seem to think that abuse of Indians is sanctioned by Indian exhaustion, vulnerability, and isolation. America, after all, is a country built on the burial ground of a massacred way of life—and it would be insincere to think that everyone who benefits today from our sad history can look back at the events of those times with authentic regret, especially since much of their material wealth and comfort is a consequence of that history.
Covered from view in 1997 by Janklow, there was a controversial mural entitled Spirit of the West, painted by Edwin H. Blashfield, on a wall in the Capitol building of Pierre, South Dakota, where Janklow sat for so long conducting the state's business, that powerfully signified this attitude and perhaps explained why the legal system of South Dakota dismissed Jancita Eagle Deer so easily. It was a picture that Governor Janklow must have noticed many times over the 16 years of his Governorship: Standing impressively tall and spread wide, it proudly depicted the march of white settlers across America. Beneath their wagon wheels and feet lay the fallen, cowering bodies of Indian men, their faces twisted in fear and agony, their hands in front of their faces trying to defend themselves from the crushing weight of a holy American progress westward.
The same attitude is found again in the four gigantic stone heads for which South Dakota is most famous, carved out of Mt. Rushmore in the Black Hills, a sacred land to the Lakota guaranteed to them by the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868, then illegally broken by the U.S. Government when gold was there discovered and the lands taken back by force.
Those heads are a symbol of national pride to many non-Indian Americans.
But they have a more hypocritical significance to those Indians who were chiseled out of the Black Hills that monument was chiseled into.
It is an American theme played over and over again in the anonymous lives of America's first people, still. When Indians have something the descendents of Europe have wanted for themselves, Indians have historically lost to their desires.
Is that what happened to Jancita Eagle Deer?
It would have been so usual.
© 2007 by DM Duncan
Note: I posted this piece several years ago on my first blog, the now defunct The Feral Philosopher. I'm publishing it again for the the first time since then on this blog, just so it has a public home, because I think it's a story that's important enough to remember. Try as I might, I am incapable of not meddling with my own work, so in the process of transferring the story to this site I rewrote several of my own passages because I wasn't pleased with how I had written them years ago.


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Hi.. I would like some advice in how improve my reading specially syncopaded rythms. I am attending to a latin workshop and I have problem on reading those charts. Any book or method?
I play 2trp. and I'm working on my range.
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What helped me was sitting in the hot seat plenty of times to the point where it just became natural. My suggestion would be just to constantly pick up pieces and sight read them, it doesn't have to be trumpet music, pick some sax music and do it, don't even transpose it, just play through it. Do this as much as you can, that's what I did and it helped tremendously.
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One of the best things you can do, besides sight-reading, is to make rhythm sheets for yourself. Simply compose a page of fairly difficult rhythms, and them practice counting them.
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Asian giant hornet
The Asian giant hornet, Vespa mandarinia, also known as the Japanese hornet and known colloquially as the yak-killer hornet,[citation needed] is the world's largest hornet, native to temperate and tropical Eastern Asia. Its body length is approximately 50 mm (2 in), with a wingspan of about 76 mm (3 in).[1] Queens may reach a length of 55 mm (2.2 in).[2] In Japan, the Japanese hornet is referred to as the sparrow bee (雀蜂 suzumebachi ) alluding to its size or its coloration.
The head of the hornet is orange and quite wide in comparison to other hornet species. The compound eyes and ocelli are dark brown, and the antennae are dark brown with orange scapes. The clypeus (the shield-like plate on the front of the head) is orange and coarsely punctured; the posterior side of the clypeus has narrow, rounded lobes. The mandible is large and orange with a black tooth (inner biting surface).
The thorax and propodeum (the segment which forms the posterior part of the thorax) of the Asian giant hornet has a distinctive golden tint and a large scutellum (a shield-like scale on the thorax) that has a deeply-impressed medial line; the postscutellum (the plate behind the scutellum) bulges and overhangs the propodeum. The hornet's forelegs are orange with dark brown tarsi (the distal—furthest down—part of the leg); the midlegs and hindlegs are dark brown. Wings are a dark brownish-gray. The tegulae are brown.
The gaster (the portion of the abdomen behind the thorax–abdomen connection) is dark brown with a white, powdery covering; with narrow yellow bands at the posterior margins of the tergite, the sixth segment is entirely yellow. It is similar in appearance to the established European hornet, Vespa crabro.
Geographic distribution
It can be found in Primorsky Krai, Korea, China, Taiwan (where it is called 虎頭蜂; "tiger head bee"), Indochina, Nepal, India, and Sri Lanka, but is most common in mountainous areas of Japan.
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The stinger of the Asian giant hornet is about 6 mm (¼ in) in length,[1] and injects an especially potent venom that contains, like many bee and wasp venoms, a cytolytic peptide (specifically, a mastoparan) that can damage tissue by stimulating phospholipase action,[3] in addition to its own intrinsic phospholipase.[4] Masato Ono, an entomologist at Tamagawa University near Tokyo, described the sensation as feeling "like a hot nail being driven into [his] leg."[1]
An allergic human stung by the giant hornet may die from an allergic reaction to the venom, but the venom contains a neurotoxin called mandaratoxin[5] which can be lethal even to people who are not allergic if the dose is sufficient. Each year in Japan, human death toll by the Asian giant hornet exceeds that of all other venomous and non-venomous wild animals, including wild bears and poisonous snakes. [6][7]
A few interesting notes on Vespa mandarinia's venom and stinger:
- The venom contains at least eight distinct chemicals, some of which damage tissue, some of which cause pain, and at least one which has an odor that attracts more hornets to the victim.[citation needed]
- The venom contains 5% acetylcholine, a greater concentration than is present in bee or other wasp venoms. Acetylcholine stimulates the pain nerve fibers, intensifying the pain of the sting.[citation needed]
- Vespa mandarinia uses its large crushing mandibles, rather than its sting, to kill prey.[citation needed]
- The venom of the Asian giant hornet is more toxic than that of most other bees or wasps, giving this species one of the greatest lethal capacities per individual.[original research?]
- The enzyme in the venom is so strong that it can dissolve human tissue. On some occasions, the sting may be compared to the effects of a spider bite.[citation needed]
- Like all hornets, V. mandarinia has a barbless stinger, allowing it to sting repeatedly.[citation needed]
The Asian giant hornet is a relentless hunter that preys on other large insects such as bees, other hornet species, and mantises.
The hornets often attack honey bee hives with the goal of obtaining the honey bee larvae. A single scout, sometimes two or three, will cautiously approach the nest, giving off pheromones which will lead the other hornets to the hive's location.
The hornets can devastate a colony of honey bees: a single hornet can kill as many as 40 honey bees per minute thanks to their large mandibles which can quickly strike and decapitate a bee. It takes only a few of these hornets a few hours to exterminate the population of a 30,000-member hive, leaving a trail of severed insect heads and limbs. The European honey bees Apis mellifera have small stings which do little damage to hornets that are three times their size and twenty times their weight. The honey bees make futile solo attacks without mounting a collective defense, and are easily killed individually by the hornets. Once a hive is emptied of all defending bees, the hornets feed on the honey and carry the larvae back to feed to their own larvae. The hornets can fly up to 60 miles (97 km) in a single day, at speeds of up to 25 miles per hour (40 km/h)[8]
Adult hornets cannot digest solid protein, so the hornets do not eat their prey, but chew them into a paste and feed them to their larvae. The larvae produce a clear liquid, vespa amino acid mixture, which the adults consume; larvae of social Vespidae produce these secretions, the exact amino acid composition varying considerably among species.[9] The passing of nutrition to adult wasps by larvae is widespread in these wasps, and not restricted to the genus Vespa.
Native honey bees
Although a handful of Asian giant hornets can easily defeat the defenses of many individual honey bees, whose small stings cannot inflict much damage against such a large predator, the Japanese honey bee (Apis cerana japonica) possesses a collective defense against them.
When a hornet scout locates and approaches a Japanese honey bee hive it will emit specific pheromonal hunting signals. When the honey bees detect these pheromones, a hundred or so will gather near the entrance of the nest and set up a trap, keeping it open apparently to draw the hornet further into the hive or allow it to enter on its own. As the hornet enters the nest, a large mob of about five hundred honey bees surrounds it, completely covering it and preventing it from moving, and begin quickly vibrating their flight muscles. This has the effect of raising the temperature of the honey bee mass to 47 °C (117 °F). The honey bees can barely tolerate this temperature, but the hornet cannot survive more than 46 °C (115 °F), so it dies. Often several bees perish along with the intruder, but the death of the hornet scout prevents it from summoning reinforcements which would wipe out the colony.[10] More recent research indicates, however, that while the raised temperature of the bee ball contributes to the death of the hornet, it alone is not sufficient to kill the hornet. The bee balls also produce a much higher level of carbon dioxide which contributes to the hornet's death, although whether this is because it reduces the hornet's tolerance for high temperatures or actually suffocates it, is not known.[11]
Beekeepers in Japan attempted to introduce the European honeybee in order to increase productivity. European honeybees, however, have no defense against the hornet and the colonies are rapidly destroyed by these formidable insects.[12]
Life Cycle
The giant Asian hornet has no natural predators. No insect in the hornet's area has the capacity to be a threat to the hornet. The only danger that the hornet faces comes from humans. Some villages in Japan value these creatures as part of a human diet. They are eaten either as hornet sashimi or deep fried. Despite the risks associated with the capture of hornets, they are said to be delicious and a good source of protein.
Hornet supplement manufacturers
Recently, several companies in Asia and Europe have begun to manufacture dietary supplements and energy drinks which contain synthetic versions of secretions of the larvae of Vespa mandarinia, which the adult hornets usually consume. The manufacturers of these products make claims that consuming the larval hornet secretions (marketed as "hornet juice") will enhance human endurance because of the effect it has on adult hornets' performance. Because these products are marketed as dietary supplement rather than pharmaceuticals, they do not have to support their claims. Some studies,[13] however, have suggested that the vespa amino acid mixture itself may influence animal performance in minor ways.
One such company, VAAM, manufactures several such hornet-themed supplements. According to the product's nutritional information, these all consist mostly of common amino acids and flavorings.[14]
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- ^ Hunt, J. H., I. Baker, and H. G. Baker. 1982. Similarity of amino acids in nectar and larval saliva: the nutritional basis for trophallaxis in social wasps. Evolution 36: 1318-1322
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