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Ward-to-Tate Keeps Popping as Titans Try to Fix the Offense
Just months removed from the Titans spending a top-five pick on Carnell Tate, it’s already appearing to pay…
#NFL #TennesseeTitans #Tennessee #Titans #as #fix #Football #keeps #offense #Popping #the #To #try #Ward-to-Tate
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A cold countryside: The genius of George Morland
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A cold countryside: The genius of George Morland
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@petrillic/116936279826739017
In Persia, negotiators have profiled Donald Trump as a psychotic child, and insiders report they hired a team of psychologists to negotiate the problem.
Looks like they have a success in the written agreement so far. #Iran #Trump #Ward -
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@petrillic/116936279826739017
In Persia, negotiators have profiled Donald Trump as a psychotic child, and insiders report they hired a team of psychologists to negotiate the problem.
Looks like they have a success in the written agreement so far. #Iran #Trump #Ward -
Washdyke School middle classes 1952
South Canterbury Museum via DigitalNZhttp://api.digitalnz.org/records/42280146/source
#PortraitPhotographs #Schools #Children #Teachers #Andrews #Bell #Bennet #Breen #Brokenshire #Bush #Cartwright #Cloughey #Dellow #Goodman #Graham #Harkness #Hazeldean #Hewitt #Kelliher #Kennedy #Mcmillan #Mcnaughton #Murphy #Peterson #Price #Rawlings #Sheppard #Smith #Trilford #Walsh #Ward #Wilson #Museum #DigitalNZ
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Washdyke School middle classes 1952
South Canterbury Museum via DigitalNZhttp://api.digitalnz.org/records/42280146/source
#PortraitPhotographs #Schools #Children #Teachers #Andrews #Bell #Bennet #Breen #Brokenshire #Bush #Cartwright #Cloughey #Dellow #Goodman #Graham #Harkness #Hazeldean #Hewitt #Kelliher #Kennedy #Mcmillan #Mcnaughton #Murphy #Peterson #Price #Rawlings #Sheppard #Smith #Trilford #Walsh #Ward #Wilson #Museum #DigitalNZ
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Small ward filler done as a test of the mesquite thorn needle grouping (picture obviously taken outside the studio and not in it)
There's work to be done with these groupings. I touched a few places of this with a steel needle because the mesquite thorns are so fine and there were spots that were going to really bother me that I wasn't going to be able to fix with the thorn grouping without overworking the spot. Aside from the awareness that even thorns that "look" straight probably need to be straightened somehow during the sterilizing process to be "truly" straight, I also think that there's a different technique for pricking that needs to be developed. I plan on doing a few more trials with these thorns and saguaro spines on fake skin and seeing how they compare with one another and also how different techniques might aid in the right appearance overall, and then more skin trials are most likely in the future.
#Tattoo #TattooArtist #Sigil #Ward #Magic #Witchcraft #Handmade
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Small ward filler done as a test of the mesquite thorn needle grouping (picture obviously taken outside the studio and not in it)
There's work to be done with these groupings. I touched a few places of this with a steel needle because the mesquite thorns are so fine and there were spots that were going to really bother me that I wasn't going to be able to fix with the thorn grouping without overworking the spot. Aside from the awareness that even thorns that "look" straight probably need to be straightened somehow during the sterilizing process to be "truly" straight, I also think that there's a different technique for pricking that needs to be developed. I plan on doing a few more trials with these thorns and saguaro spines on fake skin and seeing how they compare with one another and also how different techniques might aid in the right appearance overall, and then more skin trials are most likely in the future.
#Tattoo #TattooArtist #Sigil #Ward #Magic #Witchcraft #Handmade
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Ik ben fan van #Ward - hij is geloof ik wereldkampioen indoor droogroeien en doet mee aan #DeSlimsteMensBelgie #NPO3 😹
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Ik ben fan van #Ward - hij is geloof ik wereldkampioen indoor droogroeien en doet mee aan #DeSlimsteMensBelgie #NPO3 😹
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Papatotara Early Farm Properties - Ward Family, Thomas and Catherine, 1922
Papatotara Early Farm Properties - Ward Family, Thomas and Catherine:
Rosalie Bennett née Ward, has donated these photo's and information on her grandparents, Thomas & Catherine Ward who had 8 sons, 7 of them are in the photo here. They had one more son after this, his name was Frank. Rosalie says, they lived in Papatotara and Tūātapere and her granddad was a Manager at Kilkelly's sawmill, they lived in a Kilkellys house at Papatotara. Her father was Eric, who is also shown in the family photo above.
IMAGES:
Photo 1 - Back Row, L-R: sons Thomas 1906 & Eric 1907 with Cecil 1909
Front Row, L-R: sons Ray 1911, Mum (Catherine) with baby Dallas 1921, Bert (Albert) 1916 & Dad (Thomas) with Bill (William) 1914
Born after this photo was taken, was baby Frank (Francis) 1923
Photo 2 - Thomas & Catherine's headstone at Tūātapere CemetarySOME FAMILY HISTORY:
Further to the above, Rosalie has sent in the following history on the family:
(Tom WARD family of Papatotara – as recounted below by Bert, a grandson)
“[Thomas snr.] he was a great man with the traction engines, with his sons he was contracting all the farmers crops. I can remember my father [Tom jnr.] saying it was very heavy and dusty work filling bags with chaff, going along narrow roads with their big machines.My Grandfather also had a farm at Papatotara, out from Tuatapere. My brothers and myself went to Papatotara School. A man by the name of Jack Baker bought Grandad’s farm in later years. He lived with his daughter Alice in Kennington later, they were farmers.
Grandad used to come and stay with my Dad now and then at Tuatapere, where my father was manager of a big timber mill for Kilkelly Bros. Grandad was very keen on gardening. I remember Grandad thought he would enlarge Dad’s garden. There was a lot of very high dry fern around where the married houses were, anyway, Grandad decided to have a burn off, anyway it got away on him and by the time the fire hoses were got out, three houses burned down. It was not Grandad’s day. He always kept very good health."
In Allan Templeton’s ‘Southwest Sawmills’ book, it has the following information on the Ward’s at Papatotara; “During the locy days a fire got away and burnt about 50 acres of bush, fortunately, not of very good quality. It has since been known as Kilkelly’s Clearing… Later, a rail tractor was brought in to use as a safety measure against fire, and it worked on a Maori block that is now part of Bill Caulfield’s farm.
Over a time the mill’s six houses and two or three huts were occupied by several of the following workers:
Phil Kilkelly, Gus Morton, Jim Jacobson, Charlie Donaldson, George Cook, Mick Dowling and his son Bob, Mathew and George White, Dave Rogers, Bill Barnett, Fred Fluerty, Jim Spain, Tom Boyle and his son Ray, Jim Johnson and his sons Mac and Phil and his daughter Violet (a box factory worker), Dan Ogilvy, Snow Egerton, a Mr Cahil, Bert Ackers the sawyer, Jim Stuck the head yardman, Tom Ward the manger and his son Eric, and Tommy Laurie a lorry driver. The mill also had a smith and smithy. The plant closed down for several years and Ned Cockburn, a relation of Kilkelly’s stayed as caretaker until it re-opened in 1942, after Kilkelly’s Otahu mill was burnt down. In its second life, the Terrace Road Mill cur only pinus for boxes. Logs were carted from as far as Spar Bush on a Rio Speedwagon driven by Micky Maloney, Tommy Laurie was also a lorry driver, while Jack King, a local carrier, carted the box timber to rail.”Above info from Rosalie Bennett. The Southwest Sawmill’s extract - and whole book on the district is available to view at CWArchive Heritage Hub.
Just to make things confusing, Thomas (Tom) jnr., shown here with his family, also had a father Thomas (Tom) snr., who had married Margaret. They had at least 7 children, between the years of 1880 and 1889. Thomas James whose family is shown here, was their second child, and he was born in 1881. Then Thomas jnr. also had a son called Thomas, born in 1906, and he is shown here as well, being the eldest of this families children. It is of note that these parents of John James WARD, John & Margaret, were buried at Aparima Riverton Cemetery. Margaret was to die very young, at only 36 or 38, depending on if you believe cemetery records or her grave.
Hopefully this entry will be added to as more information comes to hand. If you or anyone you know has any more information or photos to share or accounts of the WARD family of Papatotara during the years, please do share this with us in the comments section. You can do t...
Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive via DigitalNZhttp://api.digitalnz.org/records/57191435/source
#Papatotara #WestOfTheWaiau #WesternSouthland #Kilkelly #Sawmilling #Farming #WardFamily #Ward #Bennett #Timber #Bush #Waiau #Southwest #Fire #Bushmen #DigitalImageInArchivePaperCopyPrintedOnFile #DigitalNZ
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Papatotara Early Farm Properties - Ward Family, Thomas and Catherine, 1922
Papatotara Early Farm Properties - Ward Family, Thomas and Catherine:
Rosalie Bennett née Ward, has donated these photo's and information on her grandparents, Thomas & Catherine Ward who had 8 sons, 7 of them are in the photo here. They had one more son after this, his name was Frank. Rosalie says, they lived in Papatotara and Tūātapere and her granddad was a Manager at Kilkelly's sawmill, they lived in a Kilkellys house at Papatotara. Her father was Eric, who is also shown in the family photo above.
IMAGES:
Photo 1 - Back Row, L-R: sons Thomas 1906 & Eric 1907 with Cecil 1909
Front Row, L-R: sons Ray 1911, Mum (Catherine) with baby Dallas 1921, Bert (Albert) 1916 & Dad (Thomas) with Bill (William) 1914
Born after this photo was taken, was baby Frank (Francis) 1923
Photo 2 - Thomas & Catherine's headstone at Tūātapere CemetarySOME FAMILY HISTORY:
Further to the above, Rosalie has sent in the following history on the family:
(Tom WARD family of Papatotara – as recounted below by Bert, a grandson)
“[Thomas snr.] he was a great man with the traction engines, with his sons he was contracting all the farmers crops. I can remember my father [Tom jnr.] saying it was very heavy and dusty work filling bags with chaff, going along narrow roads with their big machines.My Grandfather also had a farm at Papatotara, out from Tuatapere. My brothers and myself went to Papatotara School. A man by the name of Jack Baker bought Grandad’s farm in later years. He lived with his daughter Alice in Kennington later, they were farmers.
Grandad used to come and stay with my Dad now and then at Tuatapere, where my father was manager of a big timber mill for Kilkelly Bros. Grandad was very keen on gardening. I remember Grandad thought he would enlarge Dad’s garden. There was a lot of very high dry fern around where the married houses were, anyway, Grandad decided to have a burn off, anyway it got away on him and by the time the fire hoses were got out, three houses burned down. It was not Grandad’s day. He always kept very good health."
In Allan Templeton’s ‘Southwest Sawmills’ book, it has the following information on the Ward’s at Papatotara; “During the locy days a fire got away and burnt about 50 acres of bush, fortunately, not of very good quality. It has since been known as Kilkelly’s Clearing… Later, a rail tractor was brought in to use as a safety measure against fire, and it worked on a Maori block that is now part of Bill Caulfield’s farm.
Over a time the mill’s six houses and two or three huts were occupied by several of the following workers:
Phil Kilkelly, Gus Morton, Jim Jacobson, Charlie Donaldson, George Cook, Mick Dowling and his son Bob, Mathew and George White, Dave Rogers, Bill Barnett, Fred Fluerty, Jim Spain, Tom Boyle and his son Ray, Jim Johnson and his sons Mac and Phil and his daughter Violet (a box factory worker), Dan Ogilvy, Snow Egerton, a Mr Cahil, Bert Ackers the sawyer, Jim Stuck the head yardman, Tom Ward the manger and his son Eric, and Tommy Laurie a lorry driver. The mill also had a smith and smithy. The plant closed down for several years and Ned Cockburn, a relation of Kilkelly’s stayed as caretaker until it re-opened in 1942, after Kilkelly’s Otahu mill was burnt down. In its second life, the Terrace Road Mill cur only pinus for boxes. Logs were carted from as far as Spar Bush on a Rio Speedwagon driven by Micky Maloney, Tommy Laurie was also a lorry driver, while Jack King, a local carrier, carted the box timber to rail.”Above info from Rosalie Bennett. The Southwest Sawmill’s extract - and whole book on the district is available to view at CWArchive Heritage Hub.
Just to make things confusing, Thomas (Tom) jnr., shown here with his family, also had a father Thomas (Tom) snr., who had married Margaret. They had at least 7 children, between the years of 1880 and 1889. Thomas James whose family is shown here, was their second child, and he was born in 1881. Then Thomas jnr. also had a son called Thomas, born in 1906, and he is shown here as well, being the eldest of this families children. It is of note that these parents of John James WARD, John & Margaret, were buried at Aparima Riverton Cemetery. Margaret was to die very young, at only 36 or 38, depending on if you believe cemetery records or her grave.
Hopefully this entry will be added to as more information comes to hand. If you or anyone you know has any more information or photos to share or accounts of the WARD family of Papatotara during the years, please do share this with us in the comments section. You can do t...
Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive via DigitalNZhttp://api.digitalnz.org/records/57191435/source
#Papatotara #WestOfTheWaiau #WesternSouthland #Kilkelly #Sawmilling #Farming #WardFamily #Ward #Bennett #Timber #Bush #Waiau #Southwest #Fire #Bushmen #DigitalImageInArchivePaperCopyPrintedOnFile #DigitalNZ
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Colts’ Justin Walley Cleared, Feeling Better Than Before ACL Injury
INDIANAPOLIS — There was arguably no Indianapolis Colts player garnering more internal hype last offseason than rookie Justin…
#NFL #IndianapolisColts #Indianapolis #Colts #ACLinjury #BaltimoreRavens #Football #JustinWalley #LaquonTreadwell #RashodBateman #rookieseason #SauceGardner #ward
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Because people (nobody really) are asking me:
"Can you explain #Parahumans / #Worm to me in as few lines as possible?"
sure!
see, it's always about bleak outlook and escalation It starts nice and cozy with bad school bullies, only like… 'attempted murder'-bad.
But it moves from that onto 'Superheroes vs. Villains' (again, starting easy by human trafficing villain/dragon trying to kill a couple of teenagers, resulting in only some mutilation instead) and towards prevention of city wide disasters pretty fast.
Where do you go from city wide disasters? Of course to "humanity will die out soon"!
So hundred things, each impossible to prevent and each will end mankind soon by force.
Well end then you get the interdimmensional space whales and the end of all possible worlds and the last epic fight of everyone (can't have heroes and villains working together without some nice self-mutilation and mind rape).
All that over epic length and graphic detail.
And then, when it's finally over and there's some non-bleak outlook? Then that's the perfect place to start the second part #Ward!
