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feathert3ther · 20 days

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when your boss demotes you 😔🙏

#art #my art #artists on tumblr #digital art #angel #seraphim #ocs #oc art #original character #original character art #before and after #despite everything #demotion #oc lore #rip #girlie fell down the corporate ladder

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claudia-kishi · 2 years

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superstore rewatch: season one (demotion) ↪ #same

#superstore #superstoreedit #superstorerewatch #superstore s1 #demotion #amy sosa #glenn sturgis #rjs*: new #asldkfjalskdjf literally...............!

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tomorrowusa · 2 months

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Former White House doctor Ronny Jackson is now a House member. He takes reliably MAGA positions on issues before Congress. It looks like Jackson may have picked up an aversion to the truth from his former colleague George Santos.

On his congressional website, the Texas Republican describes himself as a “retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral with nearly three decades of military service.” But that leaves out one big omission—that Jackson was demoted from the senior naval flag rank to captain in July 2022. That move came after the Pentagon inspector general released a scathing report on Jackson’s behavior while serving in Donald Trump’s White House, including that the doctor—who had retired from the Navy in 2019—berated, drank with, and sexually harassed subordinates while serving as the director of the White House medical unit. Jackson was also accused of popping Ambien throughout the workday. Those revelations came with a $15,000 cut in annual pension payouts for a 24-year veteran like Jackson, as well as social stigma within the ranks. “The substantiated allegations in the [Department of Defense inspector general] investigation of Rear [Adm.] (lower half) Ronny Jackson are not in keeping with the standards the Navy requires of its leaders and, as such, the secretary of the Navy took administrative action in July 2022,” Lt. Cmdr. Joe Keiley, a Navy spokesman, told The Washington Post. Jackson casually dismissed the report in his July 2022 memoir, Holding the Line, conveniently skipping over the part where he was formally demoted.

In early 2018 Jackson's bizarrely bullish report about Trump's health made national news.

Dr. Ronny Jackson’s glowing bill of health for Trump

The press briefing he gave at the White House was widely mocked and inspired a sketch on Saturday Night Live.

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Two months after that fabulist medical report, Trump tried to appoint Jackson as Secretary of Veterans Affairs to his revolving door cabinet. The move was widely viewed as a reward for services rendered. In April, Jackson was forced to withdraw from consideration. He was too corrupt even for a position in the Trump administration. 😱

Ronny Jackson withdraws as VA secretary nominee

The Jackson scandal is a reminder that we still lack direct credible information on Trump's physical or mental health. Considering that Trump apparently drinks 12 Diet Cokes® a day and is a notorious consumer of junk food, the true state of his health is probably far worse than what Dr. Jackson or Trump's self-reporting reveal.

#ronny jackson #misconduct #scandal #alcohol #demotion #white house medical unit #department of veterans affairs #donald trump #trump's medical history #republicans #trump administration #vote blue no matter who #election 2024

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cottonundiestf · 2 years

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"Demoted? I'm your boss, blaireau! Huh? Wait, mes vêtements! No, my... um, la chemise? What's going on? I know... l' anglais? Je sais...?"

Your former assistant smirked, watching your body expand and soften to fill out your new maid uniform. "Can't even speak English, can you?"

You hear him, but not all the words make sense. You just recently came to America and you were lucky Master gave you a job in spite of your language barrier. "Oh? Sorry... Je no speak ze Anglais bien yet..."

Your boss unbuckled his pants, letting a thick shaft flop out. "It's fine. I'm sure we can find something your mouth is actually good at."

Some things crossed language barriers.

#tf story #personality change #transformation kink #iq loss #breast expansion #reality change #caption story #misogyny kink #language change #demotion

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devilfemdom · 1 year

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IMAGINE straight after the bros fell, Simeon got demoted to an archangel and has to take sword fighting lessons

He was a Seraphim, at the top of the hierarchy, an angel of love, light and fire, one of the guardians of God’s throne

Now he lost part of his family, his status too and has to take sword fighting lessons from other Archangels, who used to look up to him

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nando161mando · 2 months

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ritish16 · 10 months

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Sad song

#sadnees #sad ending #sad news #feeling alone #demotivational #demotion

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whats-in-a-sentence · 3 months

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Instead he was reduced to the rank of Acting Sub-Inspector. He was a cadet again. That provoked a further protest by D'arcy to the Colonial Secretary and, on 29 March 1869, his resignation.

I should certainly wish an inquiry into my charges that Mr Sub Insp'r Coward may have brought against me . . .

I intend coming to Brisbane in September next ensuing. I shall then ask for copies of all correspondence that has taken place between Mr Coward and myself.

With your permission I shall publish, the whole, and also my reasons for having resigned my appointment.

"Killing for Country: A Family History" - David Marr

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xtruss · 4 months

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Home Demolition Uncovers Historic Log Cabin From 'Last Ghost Town in Morris County'

— William Westhoven | Morristown Daily Record | December 20, 2023

Rockaway, NJ — December 1, 2023 — Demolition job reveals historic log cabin hidden behind walls. Tucker Kelley, looking to demolish an old home on one of his rural properties, discovers a log cabin behind newer siding and drywall. He's working with the Green Pond Historic Association to date it and arranging for preservation. Chris Pedota, NorthJersey.com-USA Today Network

Tucker Kelley found this sign when he tore down one of the walls covering the one-room cabin. which may have been the home of a mine worker. Chris Pedota, NorthJersey.com USA Today Network

Owner Tucker Kelly, Cathy Finkel of the Green Pond History Association and Finkel's grandson beside a log cabin uncovered earlier this fall in Rockaway Township. "This is an amazing find," Finkel said of the cabin, which may date back to the 1820s. "It's history right in front of our eyes." Chris Pedota, NorthJersey.com USA Today Network

ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP — A recent demolition project has uncovered clues to the 200-year-old history of a once-thriving mining village here, offering insights into what historians call "the last ghost town in Morris County."

The 19th-century log cabin in the township's Hibernia section emerged during an aborted attempt to raze a dilapidated house off Green Pond Road. Peeling back layers of clapboard, shingles, aluminum siding and two additions, the owner discovered the rough-hewn, one-room dwelling that likely served as a mine workers' home in the 1800s.

"This is an amazing find," said Cathy Finkel, president of the Green Pond History Association. "It's history right in front of our eyes. There were 3,000 people living here, working those mines."

"Now it's a ghost town," added Joe Macasek, president of the Canal Society of New Jersey, during a recent visit to the property.

Through records, Finkel has documented much of the iron-mining industry that once thrived in the Upper and Lower Hibernia sections of the sprawling township. But little in the way of physical evidence of mining operations still exists.

"This is something I never thought we would ever see in my lifetime," she said of the tiny cabin and basement. "We thought we knew all the historical structures, so to see something like this discovered in 2023 is amazing."

Peeling Layers of History

The cabin sits on an elevated lot off Green Pond, with the rocky Wildcat Ridge forest preserve rising behind it. It's owned by Tucker Kelley, a lifelong Rockaway Township resident and former township councilman who owns more than a dozen residential and commercial properties in town.

Kelley bought the lot in 2007 from an elderly woman who lived in a small home there but moved away when she took ill.

"I wasn't interested in the house," Kelley said. "I just wanted the land to maybe develop at some point."

He subsequently built a home for his family up the road, but later drew up plans to build a farmhouse-style dwelling on the Green Pond site and make it his permanent address.

When he began the demolition earlier this fall, operating his own equipment, Kelley noticed a "weird beam" as he stripped away the yellow aluminum siding to sell as scrap metal.

Closer inspection revealed jointed, hand-cut logs in one corner of the building. Eventually, Tucker carefully razed the front and side additions that had been added to the structure, revealing the log cabin within that had been converted into a kitchen.

"I stripped the inside by hand to preserve it as best I could," Kelley said.

Relics of the Past

He also found a trove of newspapers, books and other items inside dating back to the early 20th century. Two dolls he discovered now decorate the exposed front window of the cabin, along with a makeshift Christmas tree decoration and an American flag.

Other relics, including a small "grapeshot" cannonball and antique nails and tools, were handed over to Finkel, of the history association. She has enlisted experts from Morris County and beyond to determine the building's exact age.

A historian at Columbia University estimated a "first guess" of its origin at 1820 to 1840, Finkel said, "but without further structural testing and other archeological evaluation we don't know yet."

"There's not a lot of written information on this area," she added. "You didn't have the town halls and counties keeping records like they do today."

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The experts, Finkel said, are examining the nails and other evidence from the cabin in what she terms "a very tedious process" that can cost "tens of thousands of dollars."

Hibernia Mines Armed Washington's Army

Macasek is another historian excited by the find.

"To appreciate this, you have to understand where you are," Macasek said. "It was a mining town. People have lived here since the 1700s. There was a blast furnace across the street. This was an economic and industry center of Morris County. Thousands of people lived and worked here."

Dating back to the early 18th century, Hibernia predates the incorporation of Rockaway Township by more than 100 years. As it did in many Northwest New Jersey towns, iron mining spurred growth in Upper and Lower Hibernia, especially after the Civil War, historical documents state.

By 1870, an "underground railroad" stretched from more than 2,500 feet inside the Hibernia mine and connected with rails along Green Pond Road to deliver iron ore to destinations as far away as Trenton and Phillipsburg. But flooding problems and competition from Midwestern mines led to a steep decline for the local industry by 1913.

The tale is told on historical markers scattered around the area, including at Hibernia United Methodist Church, the Kitchel Homestead and the Mount Hope neighborhood, where an ironworks made ordnance for George Washington's Army.

'Not Just a Cabin'

Macasek pointed out that Morris County is full of preserved historic homes of rich people.

"But how many working man's houses, in a working man's town, as simple as this, have survived into the 21st century?" he asked. "This kind of thing almost never survives. This is a working man's house, Very humble, but typical. It's not just a cabin in the woods."

Kelley said the discovery has slowed his home-building plans, "but it's worth it."

"Most contractors or developers would just run it over, but I own it, so let's see what we can do," Kelley said. "Let's get as much information as we can and find opportunities to either preserve it here, move it or, at a minimum, document it for history."

#Daily Record #William Westhoven | Morristown Daily Record #Historic Log Cabin #Demotion #Morris County | New Jersey #Rockaway Township #Chris Pedota | NorthJesey.Com #USA Today Network

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fashionfotorecccluse · 8 months

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