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Mars is trilobal and has an equatorial bulge, perhaps caused by a previous moon.

Sally Hemings was half sister to Thomas Jefferson's wife, Martha. Although there is no picture of Sally, there is a picture of her and the Pres. Jefferson's daughter Harriet Hemings. It is likely that Harriet resembled both Martha and her mother, Sally. Only one of Harriet's eight great grandparents was (black) African and she was born enslaved. After leaving Monticello, she married a white man and it is unknown if she or her children mentioned president Jefferson in their lives in Washington, DC. Harriet's brother mentioned he believed her family was identified as Caucasian. Since this thread is showing some historical discrepancy, the paternity of Jefferson's black children was unknown for many years.

Influencer marketing uses personalities to represent products and brands.

Apparently, people are making and acting on assumptions.

Time it was and what a time it was.

Mars is trilobal and has an equatorial bulge, perhaps caused by a previous moon.

Roger intended to take a hike up a high mountain and was wondering if he should bring his pt with, then thought he might ask his neighbor for advice on this matter.

Enjoying the sunshine, Roger Willis, walked walked down the sidewalk and smiled at his neighbor, whoo was also walking a family pet.

A wright is like a Smith; wainwright is a wagon maker by trade.

"Brother John" would be a good guess, but not generic enough. I'd try Jim or Bob, maybe.

timng This is my ninth gaffe.

ELPPA Early learning prepares people always. EFGGA

Already went OT on a subject I started. Maybe Qanar will kick me out, if I keep changing his name. It's a made up language, so maybe anyone can mispronounce or mis-name. I have already admitted to being nonfluent in many languages. Maybe I'll get by on this.

Never have I ever gone on a cruise: don't like to over eat or over drink, and don't like the water, can't swim.

Speaking of translators makes me think of Charbonneau, husband of Sacajawea, For some interesting (and trace-able?) stuff about Lewis and Clark, yup, 1800s, now,https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/23/magazine/sacagawea-biography-history.html#.Maybe this is in wrong topic, but I will say, some people perhaps in Sacajawea's line are "Bulls Eye" and "Different Breast."