#Leffler

[roughridingrednecks]

Leffler

[theshatterednotes]

Anne Charlotte Leffler, Swedish author

[joemusclefan]

National Bodybuilding Championships 1996

Don Long

[mudwerks]

TV monitor at WRC-TV 1964 summer Olympics from Tokyo (LOC)

Warren K Leffler

[scifidancer]

A young Ashley Judd in her first role. She played Ensign Robin Leffler in two episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was in 1991.

[federer7]

Richard Ottinger, U.S. Representative from New York, standing by the open trunk of a Renault Dauphine Yardney electric car, outside the U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C. 18 January 1967

Photo by Warren K. Leffler

[lepoingleve]

Warren K. Leffler, Washington DC, 1963

Cette marche a eu lieu à Washington DC, pour plaider en faveur des droits civiques et économiques des Afro-Américains. On estime qu'environ 250 000 personnes ont assisté à la marche, dont des leaders éminents des droits civiques tels que Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Malcolm X et Angela Davis.

[dlya-dyshi]

characters of the "zombie apocalypse" as heroes of marvel/dc comics [pt.4]

maya leffler as jean greys phoenix

liam west as thor odinson's thor

geraldina legro as gamora zen whoberi ben titan's gamora

[watermelonsandal]

Dark Room Victims (Life is Strange)

This download is for The Sims 2.

Download: [SFS]

While I try to figure out converting hairs to The Sims 4, here are a couple of Sims 2 projects that I’ve been working on/finalising.

I tried to imagine what the rest of Jefferson’s victims looked like, which led to this.

Notes:

Alexis’s bracelet, Ashley’s bangles, Crystal’s lip piercing, and Lula’s watch require Bon Voyage.

Tyra’s pendant requires Open for Business.

I tried to include as much of the required CC as possible, but unfortunately wasn’t able to include it all. There are some things that you’ll need to download yourself…

Custom Content Required but not Included:

Alexis: Pendant Mesh ⚫ Pendant Ashley: Necklace Mesh ⚫ Necklace Cassidi: Pendant Mesh Deanna: Pendant Mesh ⚫ Earrings Mesh Lucy: Earrings Lula: Earrings Mesh Marissa: Bracelets Suzie: Pendant Mesh

Images Used:

Dorothe ⚫ Elena

Enjoy!

[a-modernmajorgeneral]

Sofya Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya (born January 15, 1850, Moscow, Russia—died February 10, 1891, Stockholm, Sweden) was a mathematician and writer who made a valuable contribution to the theory of partial differential equations. She was the first woman in modern Europe to gain a doctorate in mathematics, the first to join the editorial board of a scientific journal, and the first to be appointed professor of mathematics.

In 1868 Kovalevskaya entered into a marriage of convenience with a young paleontologist, Vladimir Kovalevsky, in order to leave Russia and continue her studies. The pair traveled together to Austria and then to Germany, where in 1869 she studied at the University of Heidelberg under the mathematicians Leo Königsberger and Paul du Bois-Reymond and the physicist Hermann von Helmholtz. The following year she moved to Berlin, where, having been refused admission to the university on account of her gender, she studied privately with the mathematician Karl Weierstrass. In 1874 she presented three papers—on partial differential equations, on Saturn’s rings, and on elliptic integrals—to the University of Göttingen as her doctoral dissertation and was awarded the degree, summa cum laude, in absentia. Her paper on partial differential equations, the most important of the three papers, won her valuable recognition within the European mathematical community. It contains what is now commonly known as the Cauchy-Kovalevskaya theorem, which gives conditions for the existence of solutions to a certain class of partial differential equations. Having gained her degree, she returned to Russia, where her daughter was born in 1878. She separated permanently from her husband in 1881.

In 1883 Kovalevskaya accepted Magnus Mittag-Leffler’s invitation to become a lecturer in mathematics at the University of Stockholm. She was promoted to full professor in 1889. In 1884 she joined the editorial board of the mathematical journal Acta Mathematica, and in 1888 she became the first woman to be elected a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. In 1888 she was awarded the Prix Bordin of the French Academy of Sciences for a paper on the rotation of a solid body around a fixed point.

Kovalevskaya also gained a reputation as a writer, an advocate of women’s rights, and a champion of radical political causes. She composed novels, plays, and essays, including the autobiographical Memories of Childhood (1890) and The Nihilist Woman (1892), a depiction of her life in Russia.

Memorial Museum-Estate of Sofia Kovalevskaya, Polibino, Pskov Oblast

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[911bts]

"Writers and Directors" are listed on the poster as James, James and Molly

Director is most like James as in James Wong.

Writers seem to be the writing duo from Lone Star of Molly Green and James Leffler

[kvothes]

notes from the field (my job as a bookseller):

amal el-mohtar (co-author of this is how you lose the time war) has her solo debut coming out in april 2025 and the publicity letter that came along with the advance copy of the book makes explicit mention, by name, of the bigolas dickolas wolfwood incident last summer

aaaand another novel (tell them you lied, laura leffler, releasing may 2025) is marketing itself as being “for fans of bunny and ‘who is the bad art friend?’” which made me SCREAM

[why-i-love-comics]

Red Hood: Outlaws #48 (2023)

written by Patrick R. Young art by Nico Bascunan, Jeannine Halley, & Michelle Leffler

[federer7]

People walk on cobblestone street. Oslo, Norway. 7 October 1959

Photo: Warren K. Leffler

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