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| Lorenz |
was a Nobel Prize winning Austrian zoologist, ethologist, and ornithologist. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konrad_Lorenz |
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| Potter |
Verne Swain and T.J. Potter were both side wheel steam boats |
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http://www.riverboatdaves.com/wheeling/vernswain.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T.J._Potter |
Various approaches for themes |
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| Erwin |
son of a famous scientist |
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Max Planck and Emmett Brown being the fathers of Erwin Planck and Verne Brown |
Atoms and stuff given Erwin Schrödinger too |
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| Neptune |
Jules Verne is best known for his visionary ideas and prophecy: inventions that were made real decades later than he "discovered" them on paper. Neptune is the first "fictional" planet discovered on paper by mathematical prediction proved to be real. |
This is a common word used in some two- or three-letter names. |
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Neptune is 17 times the mass of the Earth. It was first discovered on paper when Jules Verne was 17 years old. :) |
Neptune: the other Blue Planet in the Solar System. I think this planet fits the Fedora's style quite well, though I am not an artist. |
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| Rocky Ripple |
town in Indiana |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verne,_Indianahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Ripple,_Indiana |
Infinitely themeable! |
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| Rutan |
Name of an aircraft designer and pilot of the first aircraft to go around the world (Dick Rutan ) |
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Verne wrote "Around the world in 80 days" so there is a connection |
Aircraft, blue sky etc |
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| Hugo |
Verne was a client of Pierre-Jules Hetzel, so was Victor Hugo |
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Hugo's visual art would provide ample inspirational materialhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Victor_Hugo-Setting_Sun.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Victor_Hugo1300.JPG |
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| Omoto |
Verne is a mount and so is Mt. Omoto (Okinawa's tallest mountain) |
No collisions. |
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A japanese oriented theme, mixed with nature: http://www.ishigaki-japan.com/activities/omoto |
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| Shakespeare |
Verne was a playwright, so was Shakespeare |
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Lots of non-copyright stuff available |
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| Ramon |
Verne is a name of a crater (on the moon) and Ramon is a name of a crater (on Earth) |
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Desert landscape |
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| Morgan |
He was one of the most notorious and successful privateers of all time, and one of the most ruthless who worked in the Spanish Main. |
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privateers of all time http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Morgan |
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| Alcatraz |
Both Verne and Alcatraz are/were island prisons |
There is acomputer gameand aSoftware company |
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prisons, islands, ... rocks? |
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| Fenimore |
Verne Gagne was a 1947 NFL Draft pick and so was Bob Fenimore |
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| Balboa |
Verne is a explorer, conquistador and so is Vasco Nuñez de Balboa |
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was a Spanish explorer, governor, and conquistador.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasco_N%C3%BA%C3%B1ez_de_Balboa |
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| Lundmark |
Eroded crater on the far side of the Moon and located to the northwest is the flooded Jules Verne. |
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Images of Sweeden, more space/astronomy ideas, clusters, nebulae, galaxies, light distribution (prisms, etc.) |
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| Koch |
Crater on the far side of the Moon, to the south-southeast of the walled plain Jules Verne. |
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Images of Germany, science/medical equipment, microscopes, bacteria/microrganisms. |
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| Pavlov |
Large lunar crater on the far side of the Moon and located just to the southeast of it is the crater Jules Verne. |
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Images of Russia, dogs, bells, whistles, metronomes, tuning forks. |
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| Delaney |
Verne is a first name of Old French origins which means "from alder grove", as Delaney is.[1] |
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A forest of trees in the birch family. |
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| Coral |
Captain Nemo is a fictional character featured in Jules Verne's novels Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1870) and The Mysterious Island (1874). Nemo is also a character producted by Pixar and so is Colar |
Tens of conflicts, seeGoogle 1andGoogle 2 |
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| Percheron |
Percheron is a large draft horse breed from France known for intelligence and willingness to work, used as war horses, pulling stage coaches and other heavy labor. |
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Verne and the Percheron are both from France. The Percheron represents strength and stamina. |
Aspects of its heritage, such as
>Warhorse: battle, military, middle ages & parades
>Stagecoach: travel, terrain, travelers & towns
>Farm Labor: earthy & labor
>Composition such as the dark color, strength & size. |
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| Never |
Never is a town in Russia and a crater on Mars. |
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Never is an anagram of Verne. Both are craters (Verne is a lunar crater). |
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| Piccard |
Auguste Piccard was a Swiss physicist, inventor and explorer and invented a deep boat calledBathyscaphe - btw this would be a great name as well - which reached a record maximum depth of about 11,000 meters. |
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He made height records in ballooning as well. Interesting family history as well: His grandson Betrand will try to orbit the earth with a solar plane in one or two years |
deep boat, ballooning, ... |
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| Shitton Falls |
Unincorporated municipality in the state of Indiana |
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Although, I personally think it is pronounced "She-ten Falls" |
Stuff involving waterfalls, or stuff involving chocolate (maybe hire some of the artists from Ubuntu's "Human" era to help us!) |
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| Drake |
Larry Verne was a novelty singer who performed a hit song named "Mr. Custer", and so was Charlie Drake (well, it was a cover, but you get the picture). |
Potential, but it is a common term for a dragon (or duck) |
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Not to be confused with those which are dapper. |
Oh, many: fire, dragon scale patterns, elements evoking or representing a dragon, etc. |
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| Apollo |
is crater on the moon |
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Verne and apollo are both names of moon craters |
Apollo was also the name of a nasa program including the apollo eleven mission |
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| Farragut |
Verne is a storyteller about a Commander Farragut (in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea) as is David Glasgow Farragut a real life naval commander, officer and admiral |
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| Aristarchus |
Verne is a lunar crater, and so isAristarchus. |
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Aristarchus of Samos was the first to present a heliocentric model of the solar system. He also applied logic to estimate the size of the Earth, the size and distance to Moon, the size and and distance to Sun. |
Sun, solar system, lunar craters, stars in the sky, sculpture of Aristarchus, etc. |
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| Panguipulli |
Verne is a lake, and so isPanguipulli. |
I've not found any software company or software podruct related |
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Panguipulli comes from "Pangui" (cougar), and "Pulli" (hill), both words in Mapudungun, meaning "Hill of the cougar". |
Animal, wild animals, mountains, hills, etc. |
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| Gernsback |
Along with Jules Verne and H. G. Wells was known as one of the "Fathers of Science Fiction" |
Google appears to only find links to information about the man himself. |
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Sci-Fi, especially something resembling early 20th century SF illustrations |
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