Bøger af David Robinson

This book forms part of the Aviation Ancestry "British Aircraft Industry Adverts 1909-1980" series of compilations and covers Vickers-Armstrongs and Supermarine aircraft from 1941 to 1960. In the space of 20 years both companies progressed from producing war winning military aircraft to cutting edge airliners and fighter jets. In 1950 the Vickers Viscount was the first turbine engined airliner in the world to carry fare paying passengers, and the many adverts for the type stress both the operational virtues and the 'romance' of the aircraft in equal measure. Indeed these are classics of the advertisers art and stand scrutiny even today. A mere 10 years later we see the first adverts for the iconic VC10 under the Vickers name and sadly the end of the line for the Vickers brand as they became fully integrated into the newly formed British Aircraft Corporation (BAC). Adverts featuring Spitfire variants in this volume include the Seafang, Seafire and Spiteful. The company's first Jet fighter 'The Attacker' appearing as early as 1948. The enthusiast will also enjoy studying the adverts for the other famous aircraft from these stables including the Viking, Varsity, Valiant and Vanguard. And finally from Supermarine came the Swift and Scimitar before aircraft production ceased around 1957 and the 'brand' name consigned to history books. The great airline industry rationalisation programme of the late 1950s witnessed the end of the line for many famous British aircraft manufacturers as individual entities, it was an uncomfortable but necessary measure as the cost and complexity of both civil and military aerospace projects were simply too much for individual companies to bear, especially without government backing. These compilations are designed as works of reference to catalogue and illustrate the press adverts for the subject company and are intended to augment rather than replace other sources of company or product history. The adverts are presented without narrative, in chronological order and annotated with the image source and date of publication thus creating a comprehensive timeline of the company's publicity and marketing efforts. Additionally each image is given a unique reference number (Ad Ref) which corresponds to the record number in the Aviation Ancestry master database. Due to the cost of production all images are reproduced in black and white (grayscale), which in most cases was the original format. Where original images were published in colour the caption is amended to reflect this. (To view or request a copy of the colour version visit AviationAncestry.co.uk.) As always let the adverts tell the story and I'm confident that this unique compilation will prove not only captivating but a valuable resource to both researchers and enthusiasts alike.

A slate roof can be a great asset or a huge pitfall. Which slate roof is on the house you are about to buy? This book helps buyers arm themselves with the knowledge on how to avoid costly mistakes, get inspections, find contractors and get repairs done correctly.

Through The Seer, David Robinson leads us back to our fundamental worldviews about how life works. He takes us on a journey to realign our thoughts, beliefs, and actions with our greatest potential so that we might realize our dreams, make the contributions we are here to make, and serve in the ways we feel called to serve. Entrepreneurs and artists share this trait: in order to master their craft, in order to generate and innovate, they must learn to see again. The Seer is an interactive book that will lead you through the process of learning to see and fulfill your extraordinary capacity.

100 days of inspirational teachings to help leaders lead well.

The issues surrounding homosexuality have come upon us as a society with both great speed and great force. As the new guy on the block, the homosexual agenda has put forth many arguments in an attempt to persuade our culture at large to not only accept, but also celebrate, gay and lesbian relationships. Love Speech analyzes and answers these arguments through logic and reason. If we truly love our fellow humans, homosexual or heterosexual, we must speak the truth in love.

Perhaps the most troublesome endeavor, significantly more shocking than having a root channel, is defying a difficult parent in your office. As leaders, we understand that we'll have to deal with any parent from time to time. In those times of warm interest, how we answer the situation is imperative.A miscalculated response can fizzle; it can work up a parent's sensation and, surprisingly, slice off attaches you've tried to work between the school and home. That is the explanation experienced bosses use strategies highlighted covering flares before they structure into certain damnations.Luckily you're following after some admirable people. Any work that incorporates offering sorts of help to others will inevitably incorporate client support issues. The central concern? We're not precisely ready to oversee client help issues. We're ready to help screws with sorting out some way to examine, make friends, do the math, manage their sentiments, tackle issues, follow course, and become a valuable populace. We don't take classes on the most capable technique to keep mentally collected, neighborly, and capable while being outraged, accused, or frightened!So the following are a couple of techniques you can use to calm the fire, create similarity, and interface with the parent's decisive abilities to reason to all the more promptly collaborate to help their child at last! Oftentimes, the boss had no prompt impact in the main battle. A representative did or communicated something to the parent or, more plausible, their youngster or young lady, and the boss gets the brunt of the parent's complaints. Having the choice to appropriately and truly oversee watchmen in such conditions is potentially the most troublesome task chiefs face, especially when the gatekeepers may be right. They are doing the best they know how, fortunately, in many schools, two or three students are a veritable fight.On specific occasions not permanently set up to protect their children for various reasons. Nowadays a consistently expanding number of gatekeepers safeguard their young people whether or not they are right or misguided and at absolutely no point in the future shift center over to the school to give data-based decisions and propositions that will hinder future issues. Taking everything into account, gatekeepers use different assurances to divert the shortcoming of their children, which is bothersome for the students and schools and limits any reasonable objective. Who hasn't heard a parent say it was the other's young person's issue?

First published in 1971, The Process of Becoming Ill is concerned with an analysis of illness behaviour in terms of what it means to be an ill person or a member of the family of an ill person by studying twenty-four families in South Wales.

You'll also want to make sure that you have suitable types of plants in your garden that will also attract birds.Once you have all your attraction feeders set up, you'll want to make sure you have a clear view of all of them. Ensure no branches or other obstacles block your view from wherever you set up your bird-watching location.You'll want to do all this before the birds come into feed, as any unexpected change in their environment tends to disrupt their feeding patterns. Things to learn:What equipment do you need?Emily post on bird watchingPrinciples of birding ethicsWhere to find the birdsWhat kind of bird is that?Clues to identificationBird watching with yourChoosing the right high performance binoculars for bird watching and wildlife watching can be a bit of a headache.In this short, practical book crammed with useful information i cut through the jargon and hype, and use my experience of using and reviewing high quality optics to give you the no-nonsense advice you need to make an informed choice about your perfect birding and wildlife binocular.

Large size (A4)Alice's Adventures Underground.The absence of illustrations in this book is deliberate.This leaves the child and reader free to imagine their own characters.I believe that Dodgsons intention,by the remarks of Alice at the front,when glancing at her sisters book,and her sisters comments at the end,when she imagined the adventure herself,was to introduce imaginative learning from literature.

In Burlington Volume II, authors Mary Ann DiSpiritoand David Robinson continue the detailed look atthis intriguing Vermont city. Discovered by Samuel deChamplain in 1609, the next few centuries saw Burlington evolve from a wilderness to a smal

This includes text and commentaries of the inscriptions from Sinope, capital of ancient Pontus and hub of Greek and Persian civilization.

David Robinson, the first to excavate the ancient city of Olynthos, presents his second report on the site and his excavations.

David Robinson, the first to excavate the ancient city of Olynthos, presents his first report on the site and his excavations.

David Robinson, excavator of Olynthos, here gives an account of the site and history of Sinope, a trading city on the Black Sea.

Lucy is a little red fox who has a secret; she can fly. Her heart soars when she takes to the skies. One afternoon, after her fellow foxes see her flying, they shame her, yelling, "Everyone knows that foxes can''t fly." Lucy hears their words and for a brief moment, believes them, and falls to the ground. This only reinforces her self-doubt. She begins to lose her playful spunk and the sheen of her coat grows duller by the day. Lucy has become a sad, disheartened, and disempowered little fox. One night the wise old story fox appears out of the forest to share an evening of foxlore with Lucy''s pack. He tells the story of Milton, a young fox that was long ago banished from the land for learning to swim like a fish. It was the banishment of Milton that gave rise to the popular saying used by older foxes when they see the young ones straying, "You don''t want to end up like Milton, remember, ..." and they chant, "Neither fox nor fish." The old story fox''s tale unsettles Lucy. After tossing and turning and trying to sleep (counting sheep doesn''t work for a fox), Lucy goes to the pond for a drink. There, she meets the wise old story-fox. Through the magic of this encounter, she learns to believe in herself again, her paws lift from the ground and she, once again, points her nose up and takes to the skies.

This compilation of British aviation industry advertisements comprises the listings for Gloster Aircraft from 1921 to 1959. It is one of a series of compilations providing a unique source of reference for researchers, enthusiasts and anyone interested in the timelines of British aviation industry companies. The advertisement images are reproduced at one per page and without any accompanying narrative. Each item includes the source title and original date of publication.

Ancient Paths offers personal and practical insights into "e;The Rule of St. Benedict"e;, an ancient guidebook for Christian formation in community. Drawing upon centuries of Benedictine spirituality and monastic spiritual practices, Ancient Paths presents a five-fold approach to spiritual formation in community. While Benedict wrote his guidebook for monks living in the early sixth century, Ancient Paths presents Benedict's perspectives and principles as a rich source of wisdom and practical guidance for Christian formation today. Ancient Paths is a field-tested guidebook, showing how this way of life has been lived by monastics day by day over the past fifteen centuries. Through biblical principles and practical applications for Christian formation today, readers will discover ancient, but new ways of living their faith together with others. This book also provides guidance for pastors, priests, and lay-leaders in the local congregation for helping to grow a community of faith in the ancient way of Christ. A twelve-week study guide is also provided for individuals, home groups, house churches and small group leaders.

A tale of a group of mushrooms and their attempt to save their forest home. The book is illustratedwith images created by arranging mushroom sculptures on the plate of an enlarger on photographic paper, and exposing them to different light intensities.