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Rachel Beanland spoke about her novel, “Florence Adler Swims Forever.” One fateful 1930s summer begins with a tragedy, sweeping three generations of the Adler family into a riptide of heartbreak and secrets in a shimmering story of the connections that bind–and break. Katharine Herndon moderated the conversation at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center in Charlottesville on 3/20/24.
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Mader Stublić Wiermann: photo of 'same as it never was', video and streaming sound installation, new gallery of the hbksaar, started August 2010, sound composition Tromas A. Troge
Same picture but without a flash and just my sewing lights. She looks more of a yellow lab here than in the other shot.
She really does like being with me. It's a comfort having her around.
Same as last night's rubbish - sunset stuff from the Clyde and Black & White Carts, 30th September 2015.
Same tulips, different treatment.
#179 most interesting on 7/14/07--It's very interesting to watch one random number like this and how it changes. One could post a different image every day, perhaps several times a day.
Was waiting for a westbound when I seen the signal turn red and moments later this guy showed up. Not complaning but would of rather shot him from a different location. 10-29-11
O.K. This is Germany. This is all the exact same sky, same time. Notice on one 1/2 it's tornado level storms (Sirens and everything going off).. The other 1/2, clear blue sky.
The same week that he finished high school, Sequoia graduated from college - Clackamas Community College - with an associate degree in computer science. He is accepted into the computer science program at Portland State University, where he will complete a bachelors degree, also in computer science). copyright © 2025 sean dreilinger