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House (1936-37) in Noordbroek, the Netherlands, by Kruyer en Visker

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finished coloring some younger troll doodles

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painting is fun and i like boy vriska

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ITF M25 Heraklion (Nov 6) R2: Yshai Oliel [7] def. Niels Visker 6-4, 3-6, 7-6(7) Match Recap

Yshai Oliel’s point to break 1-0 (top left), to 2-0* 40-40 (top right), and to take the first set 6-4 (bottom) (📸 ITF Media)

Carrying on the play in this week’s ITF M25 Heraklion is the rematch of last week’s quarterfinals in the second round between seventh seed Yshai Oliel, who yesterday defeated Adrian Bodmer 6-4, 6-4 in a supposed rematch of last week’s second round, and Niels Visker, who defeated qualifier Aaron Cohen 6-2, 6-1 in the first round. Realizing the second meeting within two weeks, this could be interesting to see how Oliel responded to whatever happened last week, as well as his ability to come up with an answer to Niels’ own depth and aggression as the match progressed.

Oliel had an aggressive start from his forehand side by mostly going after Niels’ forehands. The latter’s frequent errors while trying to respond to Oliel’s forehand led the seventh seed to break early 1-0 before he consolidated the lead to 2-0. Subsequently, Oliel almost broke when his forehand winner in response to Niels’ preceding forehand let cord moment led him to force the deuce, but Niels still managed to hold his service game to 2-1. Since then, Oliel did not look back and trusted his aggression, leaving Niels a little to no chance to create or convert his chances from the baseline, where he then earned the opportunity to serve for the first set 5-4. Without any further hesitations, Oliel took the first set 6-4 at the cost of Niels’ forehand misfire on the former’s serve.

Niels Visker’s point to *1-2 0-30 (top left), to *3-4 0-30 (top right), and to take the second set 6-4 (bottom) (📸 ITF Media)

The second set became a turning point for Niels once he realized the usefulness of his backhands during the pressure points, constructing his points from there while aiming at Oliel’s forehands at times. Even though Oliel earlier had his chances, including when Niels double-faulted, the last few deciding points had the set go in Niels’ favor. One of those came from the fourth game, where Niels finished a rally through his forehand pass a shot after Oliel’s volley in response to his previous drop shot, which paved the way for one of his break points before Oliel went on to save them thanks to his backhand error and an unreturned serve, eventually holding his service game to 2-2 thanks to another unreturned serve. However, the clutch appearance was insufficient when Niels poached Oliel’s possible forehand pass midway through his volley, and ended up having a reflexive volley to finish a point with his backhand as the intermediary in a baseline exchange to open the gateway before he ultimately broke to 5-3 at the cost of Oliel’s forehand error. As a result, Niels took the second set 6-3, bringing the match to the deciding set.

Yshai Oliel’s point to 4-3* 0-15 (top left), Niels Visker’s point to 5-4* 40-30 (top right) and match point saves to 6-6(6-5), 6-6(6-6), and 6-6(7-6) (middle video), Yshai Oliel’s point to 6-6(8-7) (bottom left) and to convert the match point to take the third set 7-6(7) (bottom right) (📸 🎥 ITF Media)

The deciding set went deep after both players keep holding their service games, with their offensive capabilities and point construction at stake, as well as having a more solid service game to top it off. After seven consecutive holds, Oliel found out the match could have been an out-passing contest with his passing shot opening his chance up a little bit to be one point ahead in the eighth game, but Niels held his service game to 4-4 afterward. Despite his chances two games later, Niels came up with a forehand down-the-line winner to secure his game point before holding his service game to 5-5. Ultimately, two games later, the tie-break was inevitable to find out who stood out from this match.

In the third set tie-breaker, Oliel initially had the mini-break lead to 4-3 at the cost of Niels' forehand +1 error, which was fired too wide. However, Niels then responded with a forehand down-the-line winner for an equalizer to 4-4 before another double fault 2 points later created Oliel's original match point to 6-4. Two volley winners from Niels, both on serve and on return, saved Oliel's match points before the latter came up with another one thanks to his unreturned serve, but was saved again due to his forehand error to Niels' preceding forehand. Oliel's forehand winner afterward, which turned out to be in after an extremely close call, created his fourth match point, which was immediately converted to take the third set 7-6(7), securing his ticket to the quarterfinals to seal the day in singles.

In the quarterfinals, Oliel will face a potential junior in Arthur Gea, who earlier stunned qualifier Sasa Markovic 6-1, 6-1 in the second round. Knowing A. Gea's tremendous potential in his young age, this could be interesting to see how Oliel holds his aggression and pacing up against last week's runner-up, especially considering both his depth and margin of error from today. This could be a close encounter on both players' peaks, but this can also end up being an exciting match-up in general to look forward to, maybe a talent or goat-off as the pinnacle.

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names, mostly surnames (1)

let me apologise for this partial list of names in the library,  titles available on request...

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[araquanids--grip]

Thief of Light lol

visker moment

[rotterdamvanalles]

Gezicht op het Tiendplein met de West-Kruiskade, 6 juli 1976.

Een Tiende is een belastingvorm die dateert van de Middeleeuwen. Aan Hugo van Assendelft, abt van Egmond van 1353 tot 1366, waren door Claes de Vriese en diens oudste zoon Willem Visker alle handvesten, brieven en recht overgedragen, die ze op de tienden van Scoenreloo (Schoonderloo) hadden. Omstreeks 1358 had Aelwijn Aerntsz. van Scoenreloe de korentiende 'in het Middellant in het ambacht van Scoenreloo' van de abdij van Egmond in leen. Het Tiendplein vormde voor 1978 een onderdeel van de 1ste Middellandstraat en de Tiendstraat.

De Kruiskade komt reeds in 1506 onder deze naam voor. Het was toen nog maar een voetpad. Dit pad werd in de eerste helft van de 19de eeuw door de Rotterdamsche Werkvereeniging verbreed en tot een schelpweg gemaakt. In 1853 werd de weg door de stad overgenomen en bestraat. In 1401 werd ze de 'Ka tot Rotterdam in Cool' genoemd. De oudste kaart waarop de Kruiskade voorkomt dateert uit 1540. Hierop wordt het verlengde van deze kade in westelijke richting tot aan de Delfshavense Schie 'doorgeghraven oude ka' genoemd. De kade moet ouder zijn dan 1389, het jaar waarin toestemming werd verleend om deze Schie te graven. De Kruiskade en haar verlengingen (West-Kruiskade, Middellandstraat en Vierambachtsstraat) vormden de zuiddijk van de ambachten Blommersdijk en Beukelsdijk. Voor het graven van de Rotterdamse Schie zal de Kruiskade ten oosten aangesloten hebben op de Hofdijk. Haar naam dankte ze waarschijnlijk aan de 'cruyskamp', een stuk land dat vanaf het einde van de 15de tot in de 18de eeuw in Beukelsdijk in het ambacht van Cool was gelegen.

De foto komt uit de fotocollectie van het Stadsarchief Rotterdam. De informatie komt eveneens uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam.

[thesensitivebiker]

Rædsler.

Jeg er alene og fornemmer nogen bag mig.

Mærker dens ånde, men er for bange til at vende mig om for at kikke.

Den visker i et sprog som jeg føler jeg burte kende, men som for længst er blevet glemt.

Selv om ordene ikke giver mening, løber de mig koldt ned af ryggen og omsvøber mine tanker i rædsel.

Fordi det der bliver sagt er ting jeg ikke tør sige om mig selv, og som jeg ved at det er sandt.

Med et sæt vågner jeg, badet i koldsved som jeg altid gør.

Var det et mareridt, eller er mareridtet lige begyndt?

Ledsmerter og tankemylder.

Smerten er min dygtigste lære.

Den fortæller mig at der er noget galt.

Noget jeg skal flytte mig fra, ændre på eller sige fra over for.

Mine ar har visdom, hvis jeg kan forhændre dem i at sprede sig til mit hjerte.

Gud giv mig et tegn.

Jeg leder stadig efter svar, men jeg kender bare ikke spørgsmålene længere.

Der er blod på mine hænder.

Lige meget hvor meget jeg prøver kan jeg ikke vaske fortiden væk.

Jeg kan leve med det, men der er ikke noget fred i mit sind.

Jeg kan gøre det men det betyder ikke at det er nemt.

Hvem af os kan se på os selv uden skam?

Vi er vores egene djævele og gør verden til vores helvede.

Verden er fuld af monster, før eller siden er det vores tur.

Min samvitighed minder mig om at jeg har haft min.

Det sværeste er at slukke den konstante tankestrøm, stilne det stressede sind.

Livet giver en tusind grunde til at være vred, men man behøver bare en for at være taknemmelig.

Jeg taber ikke af at blive slået ud. Kun hvis jeg nægter at rejse mig igen.

Jeg leder jo bare efter kærlighed lige som alle jer andre.

[cautionszz]

experimental visker

[100yearoldcomics]

July 30, 1922 The Katzenjammer Kids by Harold Knerr

TOP PANEL [ID: Hans drives a speedboat towards Der Captain, who's frantically straddling a log and paddling away with a single oar. Fritz stands at the fore-end, hoisting their bulldog Rosie off a pulley attached to the bow. Der Captain turns around and looks, terrified, in Rosie's hungry eyes. /end]

MAIN COMIC: [ID: Der Captain opens a trunk and puts it on its side with two bones inside as a trap for Rosie. The dog happily bounds along, none the wiser. The Kids peek out from behind one of the ship's cabins, worried. /end] Hans: For der luf uf Mike! Fritz: If dot ain't der limick? Rosie: SNIFF? SNIFF?

[ID: Der Captain upturns the trunk and sits on the lid, trapping Rosie inside. He beckons der Inspector closer while the Kids run off. /end] Captain: Hey, Inspector! Fetch us a rope und some flat-irons! I got somet'ing vot's got to be chucked oferboard! Rosie: G-R-R! Inspector: Vot's der looney scheme now?

[ID: On the level below, the Kids saw a hole in the deck of the boat and the bottom of the trunk, freeing Rosie. Fritz lowers her with a broom handle nailed into the hole cut in the floor. /end] Hans: Vell, if it ain't our liddle friend, Rosie! Fritz: Ve vouldn't efen let you flop down on der floor, Rosie! Dot shows der kind uf heart ve got!

[ID: Der Captain lifts the trunk up behind his back, not looking as he lifts it off the newly-bored floor. There's some iron weights tied to the handle on his side. Der Inspector watches patiently, hands behind his back. /end] Captain: Now, dod-gast it, iss der end uf der finish uf der dum-svogglest kyoodle vot efer made a breakfast mit my leg! Inspector: Eferyt'ing ain'd alvays vot it looks, Captain!

[ID: Der Captain pushes the empty trunk off the ship's railing and it SPLASH!es into the ocean. Meanwhile, the Kids replace the hole bored in the ship's deck, lifting Rosie back up with it. Der Captain & Inspector react with horror. /end] Captain: Say...! Inspector: Der qvicker der cheese it, der safer!

[ID: Der Captain rushes to climb atop the ship's cabin while der Inspector climbs the ropes holding up the mast. The Kids lower Rosie while she looks at Captain with the threat of death in her eyes. /end] Inspector: Chimminy! Vot a jump! Captain: I guess dot vill keep dot ding-jiggled kyoodled for a vhile! Hans: Chust come back vun minute, Rosie! Fritz: Ve von't keep you long!

[ID: The Kids tie another broom handle to Rosie's platform, raising her up to der Captain's eye level as he cowers on the roof. /end] Captain: Vait vunce... Rosie: G-r-r! Inspector: It's no use, Captain! She lufs you! Hans: So! Dot's better! Ain't it, Rosie?

[ID: Der Captain and Rosie get into a violent, blurry commotion on the roof of the cabin. /end]

[ID: The Kids lower Rosie and Fritz takes her in his arms while she happily licks his face. Der Captain peers into the hole and gives the Kids a furious stink-eye. /end] Captain: So! Dot's it iss it? Now maybe comes der toining uf der dod-rotted vorm! Hans: Ooh, look at der daylight in der deck! Fritz: Did fat viskers try to chuck 'iddle Rosie in der big ocean?

[ID: Hans shoves the cut-out hole on a pole into der Captain's face, smacking him off the deck and into the air. /end] Inspector: Did you smell somet'ing, Captain? Captain: Ootch!

[ID: The Kids happily run over to Mama, who sits in an armchair, knitting a sock. Fritz holds a hardcover book high in the air and Rosie runs happily between them. /end] Hans: Ooh, Mamma! Vould you listen to our 'ritmatick lesson? Fritz: Ve studied all day long! Mama: Chass, darling! Come und tell me vot iss it!

[ID: The Kids sit happily in Mama's lap as they all read from the book together. Der Captain peers out from a doorway behind them, shouldering a big wooden club. Rosie stands by Mama's feet and growls at him. /end] Hans: Six times six iss sixty-six und six und six iss tventy! Mama: But der book doesn't say it! Fritz: Ven der six iss sick, he iss sicksty six! Rosie: G-r-r-r-r!

[stateofsport211]

ITF M25 Heraklion (Oct 30) QF: Niels Visker def. Yshai Oliel 6-1, 7-6(5) Match Recap

Niels Visker's point to 1-0* 40-ad (several points before the break, top left), to break 4-0 (top right), Yshai Oliel's point to *5-1 40-ad (latest break point, bottom left), and Niels Visker's point to take the first set 6-1 (bottom right) (📸 ITF Media)

In this week's ITF M25 Heraklion, Niels Visker stunned fourth seed Cezar Cretu 6-4, 7-5 in the first round before defeating Sidane Pontjodikromo 7-5, 6-4 to advanc3 to the quarterfinals. He then faced Yshai Oliel, who advanced to the quarterfinals at the cost of wild card Adrien Bodmer's withdrawal from their second round encounter, and previously having a hard-fought victory against qualifier Louis Dussin 7-6(5), 7-5 in the first round. While this match looked even on paper, Niels somehow started dominantly before the tie-breaker decided the outcome of the match.

Niels' dominant start was already felt in the beginning of the first set, where he tried to press Oliel from the baseline. Other than Oliel's unforced errors, which mostly came from shots being fired too wide or netted, Niels' notable chance came from a forehand winner to create one of his break points. Although Oliel tried to foil them even with an ace, it was insufficient for him to stay in his pace as he got broken early (2-0) afterward out of his forehand error. Niels proceeded to double the break at both the cost of Oliel's +1 error out of his first strike, as well as a cross-court one-handed backhand winner for the eventual break (4-0).

Oliel proceeded to hold his service game two games later despite surviving a bagel, and tried to raise his game starting the end of the first set, which was marked by numerous break points on his behalf. One of those chances came from a working vollwy to Niels' volley error, but it was insufficient due to his follow-up unforced error. At the end of the day, Niels still managed to hold his service game, ultimately serving the first set breadstick with an ace (6-1).

Yshai Oliel's point to 0-1* 0-40 (initial break point, top left), to save the match point to 6-6(6-5, top right), and Niels Visker's point to convert his match point to 7-6(5, bottom) (📸 🎥 ITF Media)

Oliel started having his own chances again in the second set, but to no avail as Niels came in a clutch to save them, and his aggression stood until the end of the match. One of those came from Niels' volley that went too wide after an error spree, but Niels still held his service game to 1-1. The second set went on 8 consecutive holds before the eleventh game became the see-saw game with Oliel once again having his chances, but Niels still held his service game and the tie-break then was inevitable 2 games later. Oliel's double fault resulted in Niels' mini-break to 5-3, and the latter had a match point thanks to his forehand winner several points later. Oliel tried to get back in the match by saving one match point through his forehand winner to 6-6(6-5), but it was not enough thanks to Niels' forehand to Oliel's forehand error, which resulted in Niels taking the second set 7-6(5), as well as advancing him to the semifinals.

In the semifinals, Niels will face Arthur Gea, who defeated Sebastian Gima 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 in the quarterfinals several moments after. Knowing A. Gea's potential, this could be a tricky affair for Niels to maintain his aggression and pacing, with return depth being in sight. This could be that one kind of a close match, but it definitely would be interesting to see how both of them hold up. Should be an interesting encounter to look forward to!

[meowmerson]

My little sun, I congratulate you on the New Year! I wish you much, much love, happiness, health and that your wishes will come true this year! :*

SOTP IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR AND I WISH U ALL GOOD AND WONDERFUL THINGS THIS YEAR FUCK OFF UR SO NICE I LOVE YOU

[zinogirl]

Add straight up transphobia to that callout by the way

[rotterdamvanalles]

Het Tiendplein en de West-Kruiskade, met op de achtergrond de rijnhotel en de stadhuis. 1976.

Een Tiende is een belastingvorm die dateert van de Middeleeuwen. Aan Hugo van Assendelft, abt van Egmond van 1353 tot 1366, waren door Claes de Vriese en diens oudste zoon Willem Visker alle handvesten, brieven en recht overgedragen, die ze op de tienden van Scoenreloo (Schoonderloo) hadden. Omstreeks 1358 had Aelwijn Aerntsz. van Scoenreloe de korentiende 'in het Middellant in het ambacht van Scoenreloo' van de abdij van Egmond in leen. Het Tiendplein vormde voor 1978 een onderdeel van de 1ste Middellandstraat en de Tiendstraat.

De Kruiskade komt reeds in 1506 onder deze naam voor. Het was toen nog maar een voetpad. Dit pad werd in de eerste helft van de 19de eeuw door de Rotterdamsche Werkvereeniging verbreed en tot een schelpweg gemaakt. In 1853 werd de weg door de stad overgenomen en bestraat.

De fotograaf is Willem Vermeer en de foto komt uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam. De informatie komt eveneens uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam.

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