I did not know that Robert Fulton built subs before working on Steamboats. In fact, he only switched to boats before he could not get anyone to buy his subs. Here is a very Steamy looking model that I make just have to get
http://vcshobbies.com/product1141_lastcat172.ihtml
Added by Prof. Wolfram Von Zott on January 31, 2010 at 4:41pm —
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The crew of the
Airship Archon were planning to have a photoshoot with the guys from
The Enthusiasts at
Ohayocon. Initially, it was going to be on Saturday but it got shifted to sometime Sunday. And then it got shifted from the morning to the afternoon.
I wanted to participate because The Enthusiasts had taken some very nice…
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Added by Zebulon Vitruvius Pike on January 31, 2010 at 12:33pm —
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Yes Ladies and Gentlemen. Unfortunately due to the weather The Clockwork Dolls were unable to land in the lovely city of Baltimore today. Even though we did threaten the sky tower operator with certain peril if he kept us from landing, he would have been derelict in his duty and we would never want our friends and fans, who we do care about, to travel in such perilous conditions to see us.
Though this may be sad news, I have equally better news. The concert has merely been delayed…
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Added by The Clockwork Dolls on January 30, 2010 at 3:49pm —
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I have done a bit of photography, amateur and professional. The ones I enjoy the most are the ones I have antiqued.
Pardon my boring slide show but I thought I would share a few...
Here is a wedding I did at a lovely stone amphitheater.
My mother, a portrait with her 22 year old cat.
The Logan LDS Temple. I had a…
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Added by Myria McCann on January 30, 2010 at 3:48pm —
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The Strange Days of Winslow Beggley.When Winslow Beggley disappeared into the lost worlds of the West Africa it he was gone from society for almost four years. When the next time he disappeared for almost four years it was only from the time he went to sleep and awoke few days later.
It was hard on most spectators to take in an overly active man approaching middle age. In a way shouldn’t he be comporting himself according to his years and his station? It was even…
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Added by Spectre on January 30, 2010 at 3:30pm —
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If anyone would like to meet up with me it'd be splendid. I'll be at the Nova Albion Convention in March, mainly doing things for my documentary for college, nevertheless I WILL also be enjoying myself when not busy so come up and say hi. I'll be with a group of people, most of which will not be dressed in Steampunk attire, and one will have a camera. I believe I'll be hard to miss.
Added by Æmilia Absinthe on January 30, 2010 at 2:39am —
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I am loving the new version of FireFox and was just wondering how many folks have put a steampunky persiona on it and what good ones you have found?
Added by Prof. Wolfram Von Zott on January 29, 2010 at 1:03pm —
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From: Mr. Zebulon Pike, Sterling, Colorado
To: Mrs. Hannelore West, Kingsport, Mass.
November 1879
Dearest Sister,
By the time you receive this letter, you will have received my telegraph and decoded its Vigenere transpositional cipher. Again, I must profoundly apologize for worrying you. I cannot help but believe that there was some suspicious clue I overlooked when hearing that you had sent me a package. So overwhelmed with joy was I at receiving any gift from…
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Added by Zebulon Vitruvius Pike on January 29, 2010 at 9:30am —
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A vest which doesn't have much at the back, and you tie it back behind your waist.
And it has a little hood.
It's available for RM25 (which is, what, USD$9?) and it is totally the cutest thing on the face of the planet and I'm so tempted to go back and get one or a dozen.
The main problem is that it's in plaid. But oh man, the design is the Cutest Thing Ever.
Added by Jha Goh on January 27, 2010 at 11:43pm —
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(Very busy today, sadly. But lots of links!)
Here's a steampunky sort of idea:
laptop covers which look like old books. Nifty, aren't they?
L.A. Weekly has
a nice writeup (fully illustrated!) of last week's League of S.T.E.A.M.Paranormal Performance.
Sherlock Holmes is…
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Added by Steampunk Librarian on January 26, 2010 at 6:29pm —
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I wouldn't go far to say as I have debated with this man as opposed to bring in another perspective and I think he bring excellent points to the argument of steampunk music. I'm not entirely sure of the extent of his knowledge of this social network however those here can certain join in the conversation at
his blog regarding the state of steampunk music and bring in your perspective as…
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Added by Count Jason on January 26, 2010 at 8:17am —
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While my eldest daughter was home from college, over the Christmas break, she introduced me to tektek.org's dream avatar maker. It allows you to create one of those cute little GaiaOnline.com style avatars without spending months playing Gaia in order to earn all the accessories you want your character to have.
http://tektek.org/dream/
There are over 400 pages of items to choose from, to dress up the avatars. Many of…
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Added by Lisa Rooney on January 26, 2010 at 5:58am —
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What a great time I had in Chattacon. I was on the "Maker's Panel" and learned a bunch myself. I love seeing the creative spirit unleashed. I hope to see more and more of cool exploration of the manifested imagination.
Added by Prof. Wolfram Von Zott on January 25, 2010 at 7:57pm —
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We have a gaming con that weekend but are still going to try and go!
Added by lilibat on January 25, 2010 at 5:21pm —
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The intelligent automaton—one of the many symbolic Others in sci-fi literature. When characterized sympathetically, the automaton represents humanity without being human, the lone outsider puzzling the world around it. The Othered Automaton pops up in steampunk lit too, like
Boilerplate and Mattie from
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Added by Ay-leen the Peacemaker on January 24, 2010 at 8:37am —
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Till I get some of my stuff done, look at this. It's is an art deck currently being designed by
http://www.tormentedartifacts.com/
The suits are bones, the sea, cogs & I think circles? Anyway here is a preview of some of the cards.
I thought this might be of interest. I am getting a few decks myself.
You can get one for yourself by preordering here:…
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Added by lilibat on January 23, 2010 at 5:33pm —
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**Originally published on
www.travelingfreaks.vox.com**
Count Jason
Steampunk music has, for the purist and elitist steampunkers, been a touchy subject. After all, there hasn't been a strong connection with music and steampunk movement like most other subcultural groups. In fact, steampunk represents one of the few subcultural movements that have developed with music inspiration being virtually non-existent…
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Added by Count Jason on January 23, 2010 at 7:00am —
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Good Morrow Cowford,
I have been away for a time now. The real world job has interfered for the first time in 2 months in the last week or so. I do apologize. But do not fret I have been burning the midnight steam in the deep bowls of the dungeon and have come up with some dastardly ideas that will helps cowford to become the city everyone needs to modeled after and also be the "PLACE" to visit. As well as be the leader in steam, airships, metalworks and submarine…
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Added by Professor Foto on January 23, 2010 at 6:57am —
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Just a quick note for anyone wanting some truly great and authentic pictures of a by gone era. This site has original photos dating back to the civil war. Large resolution and stories added to the pictures. Hope you enjoy them!
www.shorpy.com
Lord hasting R. Bobbins
Added by Lord Hastings R. Bobbins on January 22, 2010 at 10:35pm —
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