Salutations to My Loyal Subjects and Friends of the Court!

Greetings to You My Courtiers, from Your Benevolent Monarch Butterfly,
Lady Cordelia SteamWheele.
I have been Feeling Less than Stellar since a Difficulty in a Transfer to my SteamWheele Machine a Week Hence.
I appreciate How Many New Members My Court Entertainers, the SteamPunk Carollers, are accruing. Your Burgeoning Ranks make My Heart Swell with Your Adoration.
Sometimes Your Lady is Truly Suffering in Agony, unrelieved by The Royal Barber nor The Court Apothecary, The Medicyn Sistyr. Knowing Your Stories and Viewing the Results of Your Creativity are a Favourite Pastime of Your Lady in Her Seclusion.
My Blessings Upon You and All Your Endeavours,
Lady Cordelia Farnham-Surrey SteamWheele.

Indebted for Your Kind Wishes

Good Evening, Loyal Ones.
I am Indebted to You All for Your Gracious and Numerous Felicitations Upon the Anniversary of My Birth.
I Would Especially Like to Thank the Burgeoning Ranks of My Court Entertainers, The SteamPunk Carollers, for Their Marvellous Performance of Many of My Favourites. The Tunes were Good as Well!
In My Guise as a Commoner, I Rolled among the People Upon that Day, and May Share some Daguerrotypes from the Event forthwith.
Many Thanks from Your Beloved Monarch,
Lady Cordelia

cadencejubilate sent you a video: "Steampunk Professor Xavier Wheelchair Project"

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cadencejubilate has shared a video with you on YouTube: Steampunk Professor Xavier Wheelchair Project ***UPDATE** the chair has moved to a public viewing location. See it in person at the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation in Boston, MA. until May 2011! Finally got around to adding together some video clips I took. I had a lot of people asking about what it does and how, so here is a little walk through. (read more below) I will answer any logical questions in the comments if your curious about something I didn't mention. A side note, no I do not NEED the wheelchair for any physical disability this is a costume/prop just like the one Patrick Stewart tooled around in, I get asked that a lot by many people and I hope that fact doesn't offend anyone. I'm fascinated by motorized wheelchairs, always have been. I love the idea of a Dr. Evil type character with the bald head and hairless cat sipping a martini zooming around a top secret lab in style. Whenever I've shown this I've perked the interest of many people who DO need a... more
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Sound the Horns and Welcome!!

Sound the Horns and Welcome, Welcome, to All of My New Courtiers and Friends!!  I am so Happy to have so Many of You join Me in the Delight of Fancy and Foolishness which is My Court.
Key Court Positions are going Very Cheaply at the Moment ;)
Simply Invent your Own, then Bribe Me, and it's Yours!!  I Have a Great Need for Mechanical Wizardry, for the Design and Maintenance of My SteamWheele Transport Device!!  Clothiers and Jewellers are always Welcome!  One can Never have too many Wenches!  You may always Choose to join my Entertainers, the SteamPunk Carollers! Go to the Book of Faces and befriend them. Please also go to the Lady's Page, "Lady Cordelia Farnham-Surrey SteamWheele", and Give it a Big Like!!
I am Delighted to have You All Here, My Friends. I Need more Characters for My Novella, and Boy, are You a Bunch of Characters  :)

FW: To My Loyal Subjects

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From: medicinesister@live.com
To: ladycordeliafarnham-surreysteamwheele@blogger.com
Subject: To My Loyal Subjects
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 20:04:47 -0400

Welcome, loyal Subjects! Thank you for joining me at Court. I would like to introduce my Court Entertainers, the SteamPunk Carollers. They are allowed to sing Renaissance music for me, upon Special Dispensation from our Ruler. At least as long as the Ladies' Behaviour is Fit for Ladies. See the Instructional Stereoscopes below. Welcome. I'm delighted to have you here.

cadencejubilate sent you a video: "Quite Unfit for Females (1921)"

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cadencejubilate has shared a video with you on YouTube: Quite Unfit for Females (1921) Topical Budget (the great British newsreel that ran from 1911-31) here presents a light-hearted item on the Football Association's proposed ban on women's football. Women's football was extremely popular in the 1920s. Indeed, on Boxing Day 1920, 53,000 fans packed into Goodison Park to watch the Dick, Kerr's Ladies beat the St Helens Ladies 4-0. It's hard to tell whether or not this news item supported the ban, though its cameraman clearly enjoyed observing the players in their knitted kit undergoing a rigorous exercise regime. And keep your eyes peeled for a very dodgy-looking chap in tweeds and a Hitler moustache. (Robin Baker) (This is a higher-quality version of a video first published on YouTube in February 2008.) For more information about Topical Budget newsreels see http://www.screenonline.org.uk/film/id/583128/index.html You can watch over 2000 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Arch... more
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cadencejubilate sent you a video: "Chanticleer~Josquin Desprez~Ave Maria à 4"

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cadencejubilate has shared a video with you on YouTube: Chanticleer~Josquin Desprez~Ave Maria à 4 Josquin Desprez (c1440~1521) Franco-Flemish composer Josquin Desprez, one of the greatest masters of the Renaissance, lived a life steeped in mystery for present-day scholars. However, the fact that he was well respected by his contemporaries is sure. The great 16th century printer of music, Petrucci, devoted as many as three books to the works of Josquin. No other composer was allotted more than one book by Pettrucci, and publications devoted to a single composer were extremely rare. Josquin's Ave Maria deftly alternates between imitative sections of two, three and four voices, imbuing the work with a sense of intimacy and tenderness. At the final couplet, where the text is in the first person singular for the only time, Josquin chooses a simple chordal setting, giving the effect of the four voices declaming as one, "O Mother of God, remember me"
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