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Quite a few inventors get it wrong before someone gets it Wright :)
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A fun little sign I saw in a pub in Charleston, South Carolina… Simple Brilliance = Ben Franklin Not bad for a guy that only went to school until the 5th Grade!
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Street musicians are commonplace in cities throughout the UK and the world – this chap was something different. / He had built himself a machine with which he could play the Dobro guitar with his feet, while also playing the violin. His right foot operated a treadle which caused the guitar to be strummed and his left operated levers which changed the chords! / Not only a good musician but an inventor too!
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We’ve all been there.
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So what makes these new pulsar beam swords more than / eexxxttttrrrrraaaaaa-ex-ordinary Bashir? Well ambassador Crenitar Canasect Beetlepillar Slugwasp, you will not be disappointed after your 559 light year journey. These are outfitted with the most powerful pleasing paisley lOve known to all species kind. As shown on the wall screen behind me they even have built in “GPS” [Galactic Positioning Satellite] as demonstrated locator so you can always stay in touch with the Pakistani Starfleet or the Crenitar Canasect High Command making them the ultimate anti-bad dOve weapon you will ever ever see! Oh wow Bashir! I am most certainly not disappointed!
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The 1938 patent of the Maidenform brassiere, designed by Williams Rosenthal and Charles M. Sachs
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Read more about him at http://www.teslasociety.com/
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The first in what may become a series of cartoon Victorian Steampunk inventors.
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The second in what will at least be a short series of Victorian Steampunk cartoon inventors.
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Ben Franklin series
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the Series of Ben
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the Series of Ben Franklin
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the Series of Ben Franklin
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On dusty desert Goddard tried / Inventions that he did provide / His vision, gravity defied / By rocket science yet untried / / Skeptics ridiculed worldwide / Said his brains were surely fried / They truly hurt him deep inside / So desert he did pick to hide / / He tucked away his battered pride / The desert had him find his stride / Then ridicule did soon subside / With seventy patents by his side / / This painting was inspired by Dr. Robert H. Goddard, the original rocket scientist. This painting shows Dr. Goddard in his old Model A Ford with one of his rockets in tow on the New Mexico desert. At his high school graduation he gave a speech including his most / famous quote, “It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and reality of tomorrow.” / / After graduating from college he taught physics at Clark University in his home town. Unlike his Russian and German counterparts Goddard’s rocket science was more experimental than theoretical. In all, he was granted seventy patents for his inventions. / / In 1920 the Smithsonian published Goddard’s famous paper, “A Method of Attaining Extreme Altitudes”, in which he described how a rocket could be sent to the Moon. The idea was greeted with skepticism from scientists and hysterical laughter from the media. The New York Times published a scornful editorial ridiculing Goddard for this fanciful notion. Goddard was stung by the criticism and spent the rest of his life avoiding publicity. / / It is very sad, that even now, society ridicules those with visions that are not aligned with their own. The lesson to learn here from Goddard, is to never let those that ridicule or oppose your vision to stand in your way, as it will often be you that gets that last laugh when you pursue your dream. / / This painting was created in Photoshop. I first spent many hours restoring a very old and damaged public domain photo, which I am thinking about making available as well due to the quality of the restoration. Then I used the restoration to create the digital painting. Both the painting and the restored photo have been brought up in size tenfold from the original photo, quite a task in itself! They are now both a respectable 4800×3600 pixels at 300 pixels per inch, so the print quality is very good. / /
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Hiyas! this is the wonderful attitude of our folks here in Fort Myers, Florida , USA . / . / Part of the band celebrating at the parade that celebrates the life of Thomas Alva Edison. * He lived here, next door to *Mr. Henry Ford!!. lol.. next door neighbors.. for heavens sake. what are the odds of that!!!!!!!!. Florida rocks this way .. together with the Seminoles, and their NON defeat.. :) their lives are enraptured in the heart of this celebration taken place annually . you can find more info if you google Fort Myers, Florida, Calendar of events Sony DSC H 7 : point and shoot camera / 1/125s / f 4.5 / ISO 250 / Focal Length : 7830mm
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The secret world of faeries and little forrest creatures…. One of them had an idea but he was not strong enough to do it on his own. They all said he was crazy but his friends helped him build the robot that enabled him to help the little penguin get back home… The journey is long and dangerous. Will he succeed?....
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Humorous image of a mad scientist tormenting a reluctant subject in his scary laboratory.
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Camera – Canon Digital Rebel XT / Worked Ben over with Elements 6 and Xero_ / Enjoy!!
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please visit my darling friend john he has a new jazzy group Captured at the Edison Festival of Lights in honor of Mr. Thomas A Edison . a Yearly event, held as one of the top 20 events in all of the USA, Fort Myers, Florida / 2007 festival of Lights. . / this image was chosen for a spotlight on Shmapp !. to represent our area festivals. . * / Info on his life in Fort Myers: / Edison moved from Menlo Park after the death of Mary Stilwell and purchased a home known as “Glenmont” in 1886 as a wedding gift for Mina in Llewellyn Park in West Orange, New Jersey. In 1885, Thomas Edison bought property in Fort Myers, Florida, and built what was later called Seminole Lodge as a winter retreat. Edison and his wife Mina spent many winters in Fort Myers where they recreated and Edison tried to find a domestic source of natural rubber. Henry Ford, the automobile magnate, later lived a few hundred feet away from Edison at his winter retreat in Fort Myers, Florida. Edison even contributed technology to the automobile. They were friends until Edison’s death. Tune in Carlos Santana
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Mixed media painting. Watch this painting being created on youtube. Just search for” Sallyviolina”.
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“I have no particular talent, I am only passionately curious.” Albert Einstein / That is my favourite quote of all time and I love Einstein… / I was looking for this favourite pic of mine of Einstein on Public Domain to make up an image I have in mind but when I couldn’t find it I thought it would be more fun to draw it, so I did, at 3am in the morning….and here he is….Mr Mad Scientist himself…Albert Einstein, before I turn it into something else…I was pretty happy with it, I am a simple sketch artist, done in Graphite pencil. /
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First photo ever taken by anyone -Two angels by Louis Daguerre 1837
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17×19 cm / Acrylics & Watercolours in Aquarelle paper. / Full view please In a castle high on top of a hill lives an inventor’s greatest creation – Edward, a near-complete person. The creator died before he could finish his hands instead, the creation is left with metal scissors for hands. He has always lived alone, until a kind lady called Peg discovers him and welcomes Edward into her home. At first, everyone welcomes him into the community, but soon things begin to take a change for the worse… Edward Scissorhands (1990) is a Tim Burton film starring Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder and Vincent Price (as the Inventor) in his last significant film work. See more at IMDb / Movie trailer — / / — © All images copyright ROUBLE RUST / Spyridoula Bleta / All the images in this gallery are copyrighted, are NOT part of public domain & may not be reproduced, copied, edited, transmitted, uploaded, downloaded, or published in any way without my permission. Any violation of this copyright law will result in a lawsuit.
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