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Dassault Etendart aircraft.
NOS panel with interesting logo or signal on it, I wonder what it does mean ?
Montparnasse (panel), Bisazza Home, design by Marco Braga. Photo by Federico Cedrone. Featuring Morris Oro Bianco Mosaic Tile.
San Diego Comic-Con 2010
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The church of St Martin, Overstrand is home to three separate forms of memorial to the fallen of WW1 and WW2. Outside in the churchyard is the War Memorial, while inside the names are carved on a wooden panel. Beneath the panel there are two bound books, one for each conflict. Each name remembered here receives a small potted biography which I take no shame in reproducing here.
Donald Frank Tyson
Son of Herbert & May Tyson.
Born 1st Aug. 1907 at Grimsby.
Educated at Cromer School.
Joined the R A S C on the 1st Nov. 1939 &
Served with the British Expeditionary Force as a driver.
Killed in action between 17th & 26th May 1940.
Buried in the Aire Communal Cemetery in France,
Plot 4, Row AA, Grave No.4.
TYSON, DONALD FRANK
Rank:…………………………Driver
Service No:…………………..T/119256
Date of Death:………………..Between 17/05/1940 and 26/05/1940
Age:…………………………..34
Regiment/Service:……………Royal Army Service Corps
Grave Reference
Plot 1. Row AA. Grave 4.
Cemetery
AIRE COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Additional Information:
Husband of Violet Myra Elizabeth Tyson, of Aylsham, Norfolk.
CWGC www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2278607/TYSON,%20DONA...
Remembered on the War Memorial in the churchyard as:-
Donald F Tyson R A S C
Census
On the 1911 census the 3 year old Donald Frank, born Grimsby, Lincolnshire, was recorded at 105 Mill Lane, Cromer. This was the household of his parents, Herbert William, (aged 26 and a Domestic Groom\Gardener from Hallingboro(?), Lincolnshire) and May, (aged 27 and from Darley (?) Abbey, Derby.
The couple have been married 5 years and have had three children, all then still alive, but other than Donald, only a 1 year old daughter, Dorothy, (born Grimsby), was recorded in the household on the night of the census.
The marriage of a Herbert William Tyson to a May Tooth was recorded in the Derby District in the October to December 1905 quarter.
It may be a co-incidence but the following births were registered in the Erpingham District for children with the surname Tyson, mothers maiden name Tooth - and this is the only occurrences for that combination for the whole of England and Wales.
Joyce F………..October to December quarter 1919
Kenneth H…….October to December quarter 1921
(Erpingham District would include Cromer).
The marriage of a Donald F Tyson to a Violet M E Kettle was recorded in the Erpingham District in the July to September quarter, 1935.
I drew a blank on a search for possible children.
In the confusion that was the Fall of France, a significant number of the British dead have a date range rather than a specific date, particularly if they come from a support unit like the RASC. The Aire cemetery were Donald is buried has 21 British forces from the retreat to Dunkirk period, of which 18 are named. Mainly Royal Engineers and Pioneer Corps, there is a smattering of Royal Norfolks from the 2nd Battalion and Royal Scots from the 1st Battalion - both units fought together during the retreat and were sacrificed as part of the defensive perimeter of Dunkirk to buy time for the evacuation.
Net Neutrality panel discussion - Ottawa - February 6th at 7pm at the Ottawa Public Library Auditorium. Moderator is Pippa Lawson. Panelists include Michael Geist, Ren Bucholz and Andrew Clement.
Available for any printed and mounted panels - face-mounts, aluminum prints, laminated prints. These custom sized and colored float brackets allow for a clean, contemporary, no frame look. Sleek!
San Diego Comic-Con 2010
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Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) carved decorative wall panels can be used in a wide range of interior applications. Panels are pressed fiberboard covered with six layers of high quality paint. Our standard size panel is 1220mm x 2440mm; although, we can custom make panels up to 118x78in. Thickness ranges from 15mm to 30mm, and price is based on panel size. Thinner panels can be used as a veneer to cover doors, tables, and counter tops. Thicker panels make great cabinets and cabinet doors. The panels are backed with melamine, allowing them to dampen sound and increase acoustic integrity. Try using them as wall covering! Use our wave or geometric designs, or get creative and create your own panels using a CAD drawing (please allow 8-12 weeks lead time for custom work). The panels are sturdy and durable, and for walls that are already straight, they can be hung using nails, screws, hooks, panel cleats, or even glue.
San Diego Comic-Con 2010
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Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, Melissa McBride, Chad Coleman, and Michael Cudlitz join executive producer and showrunner Scott Gimple, executive producer Robert Kirkman, executive producer Gale Anne Hurd, executive producer Dave Alpert, and special effects makeup supervisor and executive producer Greg Nicotero in a panel moderated by Chris Hardwick (The Nerdist, Talking Dead).
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AC Exhaust fan with 6ft. Cord
(4) 1.75" Knockouts on Top
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This is a very strange panel of prehistoric pictographs. All the images are quite small at 8 to 15 centimeters tall. There is an amazing amount of detail in some of them. According to what I understand the motifs are very different from anything else in Utah or possibly the country. Several of the images can be interpreted as having heads with open mouths and large teeth displayed. One might even believe they resemble a snarling dinosaur (personal conjecture). I think the general feeling is they are extremely old (Possibly the oldest art in the region). It is interesting that this art is located in a shelter with a fossil array that has been identified as the back region of an Ankylosaur. This apparently dates the rock unit as Cretaceous.
Several examples of single and double late 1940s door panels.
My father-in-law acquired his technical knowledge of how to efficiently make sheet metal parts, mainly from American and German technical magazines.
This image was published in 1950 in a car production theory magazine. It describes how to make car door panels, and how they had to be cut cleanly without deformations.
Document was part of a collection of folders and documentation in order to prepare the production of the first Daf 600 passenger car.
I inherited these folders from my former father-in-law. He was appointed as a mechanical engineer to convert the technical ideas of Hub van Doorne and the design of designers Van den Brink and Van der Brugghen into a real production car.
My father-in-law was responsible for purchasing the sheet metal machines and presses to make the metal body parts. He also helped put together the assembly line to build the Daf 600 bodywork.
Original source / article from:
Heinrich L. Hilbert, Stanzereitechnik, Gestaltung und Herstellung van Türblechen für Ganzstahl-Aufbauten, Berlin, 83. Jahrgang, 1950, Heft 12.
Halfweg, Sept. 23, 2023.
© 1957/2023 Daf/Sander Toonen Halfweg | All Rights Reserved
Fiber cement exterior wall panels on Child Development Center at University of Chicago; designed by architect Ross Barney. Chicago, Illinois.
GSR 2011 Discussion panel, Geneva 10.09.11. GSR 2011 Discussion panel, Geneva 10.09.11. (l-r) Nigel Inkster, Director of Transnational Threats and Political Risk, IISS; Brigadier Benjamin Barry, Senior Fellow for Land Warfare, IISS; Adam Ward, Director of Studies, IISS; Rahul Roy-Chaudhury, Senior Fellow for South Asia, IISS; and Dr Toby Dodge, Consulting Senior Fellow for the Middle East, IISS
panel discussion on sacred sites and rights to the city with Huichol activists M+ireme / Herminio Ramirez Diaz and Hayuaneme / Antonio García Mijarez. Moderated by Diana Negrín da Silva, of the Wixárika Research Center (Berkeley, CA). (photo courtesy of Gerardo R. Smith)
Yay! :D
So, last weekend I had the pleasure of attending Sugoicon. It was my TENTH year in a row of going, and I had a total blast! I went to a lot of cool panels, hosted my first ever panel (the panel being on Pullips of course), met some great people, hung out with friends, saw a bunch of cute cosplays (but only took a few pictures, most of which didn't turn out :(), and spent a lot of money! So. Much. Fun. :D Also, I was Sailor Moon on Friday and Venus on Saturday! Yay! :D