Self portrait of Pierre Auguste Renoir, by Renoir

The Island of Bermuda which rests in top of a submerged volcano, the intended destination for the Tudor Star Tiger, which never landed and was never found. The

The Tudor Star Tiger. Part of the British Airlines and one of the first passenger planes to fly over the Bermuda. The plane was piloted by Captain McMilan.

An empty dorm room in Kaarlgard Towers at UW-Eau Claire where I will soon decorate.

Sandy Koufax pitching in Game 5 of the 1965 World Series.

Pennant from the 1965 World Series.

The Golden-Crowned Flying Fox is fittingly crowned in this battle.

Joan V. Braucht Fields, April 6th 1932 -January 5th 1977 age 44. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery, Anoka Minnesota. In memory of a loving mother and fiancé.

Dr. Noda one of the main characters of the film presenting his idea to kill Godzilla to other veterans from the war

Right after the finish of a race at Whitetail ridge.

January 5th 1977, 11:38pm. Location of the crime: Knollway Motel. Victim found in room 21.

Right after the air horn went off at a race at Whitetail Ridge.

Close up shot of Godzilla during his raid on Ginza, main charicters Noriko and Shikishima can be seen in the center foreground

The shot of Godzilla roaring at the mushroom cloud caused by his heat ray

The shot of Godzilla smiling after the boat chase scene

A lone squid seemingly floating in the surrounding water

the lake Rebecca entrance in Rockford, MN.

the start of the Lake Rebecca JV3 girls race.

French defenders stand their ground against German forces as the British make an attempt an escape.

French troops with Anti-tank weapons standing guard at the Siege of Lille

The poster for the movie, showing the burning/steaming Godzilla and the Devilish Destoroyah

Godzilla’s face beginning to melt away as he melts down. The White dots are from the freeze rays cooling him preventing the end of the world.

The final shot of the film showing the sellout of a revived and now fully mature Junior

Godzilla approaching the critically wounded Junior after momentarily warding off Destoroyah during their final battle

Detectives begin to investigate the case of Joan Fields by diving into her life and finding the people she knew.

In the 1970s, fingerprints were the only way to identify people. This will soon aid the detectives investigating the case of Joan Fields.