Not only is a print of this image NOT for sale, but one will be forced upon you against your wishes, unless you run away right now.
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Photo shoots and fine art portraits available for commission (Los Angeles, West Side).
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Dear follower: forgive me while this contributor takes a turn for the personal. Is it the season? Is it the weather? Is it the lack of a personal blog to get emo on? Who can say. With the best of intentions, I was crafting a project about Tiësto, the “#1 DJ in the...
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Following the death of her husband, Julia DeForest Tuttle decided to sell the iron foundry and leave Cleveland for good. She’d visited Florida once and thought it would be a good place to raise her two kids. In 1891, she bought 640 acres of southern Florida around Biscayne Bay and took the steam-train down...
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December 12th, 2005 I found Thomas Tallis in the dried winter grass today, a 40-voice motet devoid of chlorophyll, building a glass cathedral of its own. I have never put my hope in any other but in you, O God of Israel, who can show both anger and graciousness, and who absolves all the...
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Friday, April 22, 2005. Collierville, Tennessee. About a week ago, not far from where I work, I discovered this forested area which had, in the not-too-recent-past, been an obvious favorite get-together spot for the neighborhood children— the place was littered with the preserved but decaying detritus of offhand and carefree youth: toys, bikes, broken pottery,...
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I called the 800-number to inquire about the signage for sale. Could I purchase the letter K in exchange for a story? No, said the woman on the phone. They were all about to be sold. What kind of person was the buyer? Did he own a Blockbuster? What were his intentions with the...
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