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	Wilhelm Kress - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wilhelm Kress (* July 29th 1836 in Saint Petersburg; † February 24th 1913 in Vienna) was a pioneer in aviations and constructor of airplanes.
		Kress came to Vienna in 1873, where he developed the first modern delta-flying hang glider in 1877.
		This hang-glider was a major achievement for the time, where many engineers still struggled with "heavier than air"-developements of non-motorised airvehicles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wilhelm_Kress (171 words)

	Kress - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kress and Co. - a chain of "five and dime" in the United States.
		Viktor Kress - Viktor Kress (Russian: Виктор Мельхиорович Кресс), the governor of theTomsk Oblast in Russia.
		Kress, Texas - a city in north Texas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kress (117 words)

	The Kress Aeroplane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Kress aeroplane consists of an ice-boat having two keels and a long stem.
		Kress' opinion that water-trials should first be made in order to ascertain whether the motor, propellers, rudders, and other parts have been properly arranged and are trustworthy and perfectly efficient in operation.
		Kress, may come unawares; the ship may of its own accord leave the surface of the water.
	invention.psychology.msstate.edu /i/Kress/Kress.html (429 words)

	FLYING MACHINES - Wilhelm Kress
		Kress developed a propeller of considerable efficiency which was flexible enough to form its own shape, akin to that of an auger, when under a load.
		Kress' Waterborne Aeroplane was a step-winged three-surface monoplane with a large horizontal tail and large rudders.
		Kress had hoped to utilize a more powerful engine but, it's said, the expense of construction and the unavailability of an engine of the proper weight and power led Kress to use a less expensive, immediately available but considerably less powerful Daimler engine.
	www.flyingmachines.org /whkr.html (578 words)

	The Pioneers : An Anthology : Wilhelm Kreß (Kress) (1836 - 1913)
		Kress, a German engineer, who for twenty years has patiently labored on an aeroplane in which he has embodied his ideas.
		Kress was a piano maker turned engineer, and in October 1901 the 68-year-old wannabe from Austria (his emperor was offering a big prize for the first powered flight) opened the throttle on his three-winged floatplane and accelerated out across the surface of a reservoir near Tulln.
		Kress never made it off the water (into the air and the history books) because by some oversight his engine was nearly twice as heavy as he had specified.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/kress.html (905 words)

	Hoffman's Flying Machine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Following hard upon the heels of the Viennese engineer Wilhelm Kress, whose aeroplane has been illustrated and described in the Scientific American comes a Berlin inventor, Regierungsrath J. Hofman, who has constructed what is claimed to be a working model of a flying-machine.
		Kress, for lack of funds, was severely hampered in building his device.
		Unable to purchase a motor an obstacle which, we are glad to note, has been overcome with the assistance of the Emperor of Austria Kress could test his contrivance only on water.
	invention.psychology.msstate.edu /library/Magazines/Hoffman.html (428 words)

	Manoa-Punahou Catholic Community: History
		Kress, and a committee of ladies representing Punahou Parish and at once taken to their quarters on Wilder Avenue where breakfast was served.
		Kress invited prospective converts from all over the city of Honolulu to come to his inquiry class which met at the rectory every Monday and Thursday evenings.
		Kress was recalled by his Superiors in January 1929, to serve as Retreat Director for the Maryknoll personnel in the Orient and Mainland U.S. At his farewell party given by the Chinese Catholic Club of Honolulu, Fr.
	www.mp-cc.net /history.html (5151 words)

	Ahnentafel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Johann Nicholaus Heinrich KRESS (Henry) was born on 12 May 1721 in Steinau on the R, Hesse-Nassau, Germany and was christened on 14 May 1721 in Steinau on the R, Hesse-Nassau, Germany.
		Johann Peter KRESS was born on 31 Oct 1690 in Steinau an der Strasse.
		Phillip Caspar KRESS was born in 1666 in Steinau an der Strasse.
	www.angelfire.com /dc/sherietales/Ahnentafel.html (16445 words)

	Wilhelm Ostwald
		Wilhelm Ostwald, the Nobel-prize winner for chemistry, compiled his Die Farbenfibel (The Colour Primer) in 1916/17 in the hope of developing a better understanding of their perceived harmonies.
		In 1909, Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932) — who came from the Baltic — received the Nobel prize for chemistry for his work on catalysis, an area on the fringe of physics, which promised applications in industry.
		Ostwald, who had been instrumental in the foundation of the first Zeitschrift für Physicalische Chemie, was also something of a pioneer outside his own immediate field: in addition to the history of his special subject, he showed great interest in the physical sciences as a whole, as is evident in Ostwalds Klassiker der exakten Naturwissenschaften.
	www.colorsystem.com /projekte/engl/32oste.htm (1474 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Kress masterfully explores the social implications of "Sleepless" people in a novella you will never forget.
		In Beggars in Spain, Nancy Kress has created a realistic future in which there are the "Sleepers" and the "Sleepless." The best thing about this story is that it's realistic sci-fi.
		Kress paints humanity into her characters, making them real despite their surroundings or circumstances.
	www.fictionwise.com /Z5699H3133/ebooks/eBook142.htm (728 words)

	Kress, Shepard win Campbell and Sturgeon Awards
		Nancy Kress, who was present to receive her award, won for Probability Space.
		At the same dinner Kate Wilhelm and Wilson "Bob" Tucker were inducted in the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame and Edgar Rice Burroughs and Damon Knight were inducted posthumously.
		Wilhelm was present for induction and also accepted for her late husband Damon Knight.
	www.sfwa.org /News/03camp.htm (289 words)

	Pomona College : Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Today, the Kress Collection is represented in 33 states, fulfilling Samuel Kress' wish that his collection be shared with as wide an audience as possible.
		The attributions of many Kress paintings were made in the late 1930s by an impressive group of art historians and connoisseurs whose expertise was sought when Mr.
		The debate surrounding the authorship of the small early sixteenth-century panel of Christ in Repose is an excellent example of the scholarship engendered by the Kress Collection and a perfect illustration of the way in which great works of art continue to attract, provoke, and enlighten.
	www.pomona.edu /museum/collections/kress/history.shtml (256 words)

	Survivor Short Story Before the TV Show! Fiction Becomes Reality
		Wilhelm's story, which is available at Fictionwise.com (http://www.fictionwise.com/?kw=1) for 69 cents in various eBook formats (Palm, Rocket, PDF, MS Reader), includes many of the elements that made the TV show "Survivor" a runaway hit.
		Kate Wilhelm commented: “I submitted this story to a writers' workshop and was told that, one, no insurance company would underwrite it and the networks wouldn't dare go ahead without insurance; and, two, that no technology would be able to keep track of the different contestants off doing different things.”
		Kate Wilhelm has won the Nebula Award three times for her short fiction, and also the Hugo Award and the Locus Award.
	www.ebookbroadcast.com /survivor.html (425 words)

	FLYING MACHINES BEFORE THE WRIGHTS- FLYING MACHINES
		The remarkable series of experimental "Aerodromes" of Samuel Langley and the impressive machine of Wilhelm Kress stand as two of the most promising of the pre-Wright attempts at heavier-than-air flight.
		Unfortunately, due to the prolonged, even bitter, dispute between Orville Wright and the Smithsonian Institution over credit for the First Flight and Glenn Curtiss' rebuilding and use of the Langley "Aerodrome A" in 1914, some still hold Samuel Langley's Aerodromes in suspicion, even contempt, a profoundly mistaken view.
		Wilhelm Kress' great machine may well have flown, but for the eternal and almost universal lack of a proper engine.
	www.flyingmachines.org /fmach.html (736 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Science/Health -- Air unapparent
		Surrounded by the mountains of his native Austria, Kress figured that the easiest way to fly would be to take off from water.
		The engine wasn't powerful enough to provide actual lift, and he had not designed the plane's floats with "steps" or notches in the front to help break adhesion with the water.
		When Kress tried to turn the craft around to begin take-off, the plane rolled over and sank.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/science/20031217-9999_mz1c17air.html (1909 words)

	Locus Online News: Clarion Foundation formed
		Plans have been announced for the 2006 workshop, which will run from June 26 to August 4 and will be taught by Samuel R. Delany, Gardner Dozois, Nancy Kress, Joe and Gay Haldeman and, as the traditional anchor team, Kelly Link and Holly Black.
		Kate Wilhelm in a press release said, "We wanted to preserve the classic Clarion experience but saw the need to revamp some of what goes on behind the scenes.
		Wilhelm recently published a memoir about her 27 years as a Clarion instructor, Storyteller: Writing Lessons and More from 27 Years of the Clarion Writers' Workshop, published by Small Beer Press in August.
	www.locusmag.com /2005/News/10_Clarion.html (286 words)

	BOX SCORES Syracuse @ Bowling Green
		Coan (14, 1st inning off Wilhelm, 0 on, 2 out.) C.
		Kress (13, 13th inning off Meyer, 2 on, 1 out.)
		Chuck Kress was injured while running the bases.
	www.freewebtown.com /bssbl/OL/college/box693.html (122 words)

	Ohio River Valley Families Genealogical Database Index
		KRESS, Eva Katharina (23 JUN 1715 - 10 APR 1753)
		KRESS, Maria Magdalena (17 JUN 1711 - 20 JUN 1716)
		KRESS, Maria Margaretha (1702 - 31 OCT 1709)
	orvf.com /genweb/orvf/orvf229.html (713 words)

	Flying Machines: construction and operation; a practical book which shows, in illustrations, working plans and text, ...
		The two surfaces were kept apart by two struts or vertical posts with a few guy wires, but the connecting joints were weak and there was nothing like trussing.
		Two weeks before that distressing loss to science, Herr Wilhelm Kress, the distinguished and veteran aviator of Vienna, witnessed a number of glides by Lilienthal with his double-decked apparatus.
		He noticed that it was much wracked and wobbly and wrote to me after the accident: “The connection of the wings and the steering arrangement were very bad and unreliable.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/907/8.html (566 words)

	Campbell Conference 2003
		The award to Kress was presented by Elizabeth Anne Hull, a member of the Campbell jury; Kress was present to accept the award.
		At the dinner four persons were inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society and the J. Wayne and Elsie M. Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction.
		Wilhelm was present for her induction, and also accepted for Tucker.
	www2.ku.edu /~sfcenter/2003conf.htm (720 words)

	Locus Online: News Log, July 2003, p3
		Kress was present to accept her award; Shepard's was accepted by James Gunn.
		Four persons, previously announced were formally inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society and the J. Wayne and Elsie M. Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction.
		Posthumous inductees were Edgar Rice Burroughs and Damon Knight; living authors inducted were Kate Wilhelm, who is Knight’s widow, and Wilson “Bob” Tucker.
	www.locusmag.com /2003/News/News07Log3.html (307 words)

	Fictionwise eBook of the Year: Nancy Kress’s “Beggars in Spain” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		December 28, 2000 Chatham, NJ - Fictionwise.com announced today that "Beggars in Spain" by Nancy Kress, the Hugo and Nebula Award winning novella, is the website’s “2000 eBook of the Year” winner.
		Critics have acclaimed both the short story and novel versions of "Beggars in Spain." It is one of the essential stories that explores the ramifications of genetic engineering, a topic of growing importance in the 21st century.
		“Nancy Kress is widely known for her genetics science fiction stories, and is one of the most popular short story authors today in the science fiction genre,” said Scott Pendergrast, Co-Publisher.
	www.ebookbroadcast.com /epublishing/beggars.html (533 words)

	foundationp/Clarion Science Fiction Writers Workshop
		The Clarion Foundation Board of Directors is comprised of past Clarion teachers, alumni, and friends; and includes Chairperson Kate Wilhelm, Vice Chairperson James Patrick Kelly, Treasurer Nancy Etchemendy, Secretary Leslie What, as well as Walter Jon Williams, Karen Joy Fowler, Kim Stanley Robinson, Kelly Link, and Cory Doctorow.
		Kate Wilhelm recently said, "We wanted to preserve the classic Clarion experience, but saw the need to revamp some of what goes on behind the scenes.
		The workshop will run from June 26 to August 4, and the instructors will be Samuel R. Delany, Gardner Dozois, Nancy Kress, Joe and Gay Haldeman, and, for the traditional anchor team, Kelly Link and Holly Black.
	www.msu.edu /~clarion/2006_foundation_comet.htm (356 words)

	Storyteller by Kate Wilhelm
		A dozen years after the event, when Nicola described it to me, she said, "That was the turning point for me. That was what I got out of Clarion: an idea of what I was about as a writer."
		The students were rejuvenated to the point where we could get some good work done in the remaining week and a half, and they'd had a chance to put what they'd learned into action on a piece that was short enough for them to really scrutinize.
		I realized that what we were seeing in the successful results of these short short stories was all of the wonderful work that their previous teachers -- Andy Duncan, Suzy Charnas, Nina Hoffman, Nancy Kress, Gordon Van Gelder -- had done with them.
	www.lcrw.net /wilhelm/writers.htm (1496 words)

	Allamakee co. IAGenWeb Church Records
		Wilhelm Carl Ludwig Koenig born July 18, 1880
		Wilhelm Heinrich Friederich Hein born August 25, 1881
		Wilhelm Ludwig Carl Kempke born August 26, 1883
	www.rootsweb.com /~iaallama/church/confirmation_stp3.htm (1112 words)

	Expectation and Reality (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The predictions in general did envisage aviators of the future in heroic terms, as a new warrior elite.
		Another German, Wilhelm Kress, thought that the flying machine would be so "frightful" a weapon that it would lessen the likelihood of war.
		Yet, French aerial expert Ferdinand Ferber was more equivocal, conceiving of it as useful primarily for peaceful purposes like the automobile but, unlike the automobile, a "wonderfully useful machine for military purposes." Meanwhile, English author R. Hearne was describing a German air attack on London.
	www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil /airchronicles/apj/apj96/win96/morrow.html (2601 words)

	Names Index Page
		KRESS, Conrad (Konrad) (13 JAN 1843-31 MAY 1929)
		KRESS, Joseph Conrad (1 FEB 1904-11 OCT 1993)
		KRESS, Maria Anna (9 MAY 1817-11 NOV 1859)
	www.noicedebugger.com /chris/kress/html/names1.htm (398 words)

	Köster Family Tree
		5 Bernard Wilhelm Köster 1850 - 1928 Born: November 10, 1850 in Dalvers bei Berge, Kreis Bersenbrück, Hanover.
		5 Heinrich Wilhelm Köster 1854 - 1910 Born: December 23, 1854 in Hahlen, Kreis Osnabrück, Hanover.
		5 Wilhelm Heinrich Köster 1858 - 1939 Born: August 17, 1858 in Dalvers bei Berge, Kreis Bersenbrück, Hanover.
	our-kin.com /Koster/Ancestry/OutlineTree.htm (4533 words)

	Joe Kress -- The Silence of The Lemming Lambs
		One of the major accomplishments of any totalitarian government is to control the media.
		In that same year, Fredrick II of Prussia made schooling compulsory for all children between five and thirteen.
		Because of the 17th Amendment to the Constitution, if the senate’s majority conspires with the President, the Senate’s bill can be turned into a Treaty with Mexico without the approval of the House and against the majority of the people of the United States.
	www.newswithviews.com /Kress/joe1.htm (1815 words)

	News Release, Election of New Board Members Announced at Society Annual Meeting, Awards Presented
		Beverly A. Wilhelm, Unadilla; A teacher in the Syracuse Public School system, Wilhelm has been involved in the Nebraska Writing and Rural Voices/Country Schools projects.
		Jason K. Kress, Lincoln; A fourth-generation Nebraskan who grew up near Sterling, Kress has worked in the fields of architecture, computer consulting, and website design and development.
		Charles E. Trimble, Omaha; is an Oglala Sioux who was formerly executive director of the National Congress of American Indians and currently serves on the Library of Congress American Folklife Center board.
	www.nebraskahistory.org /oversite/whatsnew/news/press1.htm (633 words)

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