41. Crighton Speech Professor david George crighton is one of those great applied david crighton was born in 1942 at Llandudno, where his parents had been moved to escape http://www.lboro.ac.uk/service/publicity/degree_days/degree_1999/crighton.html

Professor David G Crighton, FRS Public Orator, Dr David Green and Vice-Chancellor, Professor David Wallace, presented the award to Professor Crighton in Cambridge as he was unable to attend the Degree Congregation on afternoon of Tuesday 8 July 1999. In 1940 the eminent but eccentric Cambridge mathematician G H Hardy wrote: "the ‘real’ mathematics of the ‘real’ mathematicians … is almost wholly useless." Lest many of our new graduates tear up their certificates and their parents demand their money back we hasten to add that this is not Professor David George Crighton is one of those great applied mathematicians who have contributed to the ongoing technological revolution. He is distinguished for his work on sound waves, developing the mathematics which describes the way they are generated and propagate in gases, liquids and solids. In particular he has extended our understanding of waves generated by large-scale turbulence and the propagation of shock waves, findings particularly important to the aircraft industry. Professor Crighton's scientific interests have resulted in over 120 published papers, and he has given around 450 papers and talks at conferences, seminars etc. and has supervised 25 Ph.D. students to completion with another half-dozen in progress.

42. Honorary Graduates 1990 To 1999 + Professor david G crighton Gloria Lim Tan Sri Dato Ir. Abu Zarim bin Hj Omar. Dato Ir. Ho Thian Hock. D.Tech D.Tech D.Sc. D.Litt D.Sc. D.Litt D.Litt http://www.lboro.ac.uk/service/publicity/degree_days/honorary_graduates/hongrads

Honorary Graduates Honorary Graduates 1990 to 1999 Ian G McAllister Jeffrey Herbert Anthony Ledwith Mary E Peters ... Roger Law + Professor David G Crighton Gloria Lim Tan Sri Dato Ir. Abu Zarim bin Hj Omar. Dato Ir. Ho Thian Hock D.Tech D.Tech D.Sc. D.Litt D.Sc. D.Litt D.Litt D.Litt D.Sc. D.Sc. D.Tech. D.Tech. Anthony Marmont + Frank Lees David Gardner Herman Hauser ... John Whitworth D.Tech D.Sc D.Sc. D.Sc. D.Sc. D.Tech. D.Sc. M.A. M.A. John Edwin Enderby Williams S. Moffat Timothy G.M. Brooks Klaus Hansch Anne Stevenson + David Clarke David Moorcroft Kenneth Long John Yip Soon Kwong + Tan Sri Dato' Seri Yahaya Hamed Susan Campbell D.Sc.

43. Genealogy Data crighton, Alma Lilian Elizabeth Birth 1 OCT 1928 Gender Female Parents Hulley, Francis david Birth JUN 1884 Dordrecht, Cape http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/dat20.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Simpson, Robert Louis Birth : 20 FEB 1907 Cape Town Death : 18 MAR 1987 Pretoria Gender: Male Parents: Father: Simpson, John Mother: Whiley, Ethel Isabel Family: Marriage: 30 JUN 1937 Spouse: Creighton, Naomi Birth : 22 NOV 1906 Pretoria Gender: Female Parents: Father: Crighton, Frank Rubin Percy Mother: Dargon, Augusta Henrietta Coulson Children: Simpson, Joan Simpson, Colin Birth : 13 OCT 1945 Pretoria Gender: Male Back to Main Page Gray, Alexander Birth : 1797 Montreal Gender: Male Parents: Father: Gray, John Mother: Pullman, Mary Family: Marriage: 1829 Spouse: Cresswell, Caroline Death : 31 DEC 1855 Gender: Female Children: Gray, Caroline Gray, Julia Back to Main Page Crighton, Alma Lilian Elizabeth Birth : 1 OCT 1928 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Crighton, Harold Victor Mother: Andrews, Lilian Mercia Family: Back to Main Page McLeod, Charles Augustus Birth : 1838 Death : 5 JUN 1909 Green Point, Cape Gender: Male Parents: Father: McLeod, William James Mother: Kerwick, Mary Family: Spouse: Crighton, Annie

44. Genealogy Data crighton, Harold Victor Birth JUN 1897 Johannesburg Death 12 NOV 1953 Johannesburg Hannan, david Birth 1912 Ayr, Scotland Gender Male Parents http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/dat9.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Hannan, Matilda Murray Carson Birth : 25 AUG 1908 Glasgow Gender: Female Parents: Father: Hannan, Thomas Mother: Carson, Hannah Family: Marriage: 29 APR 1932 Spouse: Aitken, James Luke Birth : 22 APR 1906 Glasgow Death : 19 SEP 1961 Glasgow Gender: Male Parents: Father: Aitken, George Mother: Luke, Charlotte Children: Aitken, Stanley Hannan Aitken, Ives Back to Main Page Aitken, Stanley Hannan Birth : 3 MAR 1936 Glasgow Gender: Male Parents: Father: Aitken, James Luke Mother: Hannan, Matilda Murray Carson Family: Marriage: APR 1962 Back to Main Page Williams, Giles Birth : 28 DEC 1796 Wedmore, Somerset Gender: Male Parents: Father: Williams, Peter Mother: , Mary Family: Marriage: 1 SEP 1817 in Meare, Somerset Spouse: Allen, Hannah Gender: Female Parents: Father: Allen, William Mother: , Ann Children: Williams, Mary Birth : 1830 Winscombe, Somerset Gender: Female Back to Main Page Hill, George Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 27 JAN 1814 in Winscombe, Somerset Spouse: Allen, Hester Gender: Female Parents: Father: Allen, William

45. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR ACOUTICS Appointment of IUTAM Representative in the Board of ICA (david crighton). The Bureau of IUTAM appointed david crighton to be the IUTAM Representative in the http://www.icacommission.org/minute99.html

Home Information Congresses Meeting Minutes Further Information Meeting Minutes Kyoto 2004 Paris 2003 Cancun 2002 Rome 2001 ... Nice 2000 Berlin 1999 Seattle 1998 State College 1997 Antwerpen 1996 INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR ACOUSTICS Minutes of the Board meeting Held at the Technical University of Berlin - 1999 March 14 1. Opening and approval of the Agenda Present were: J. Blauert S.H. Crandall L.A. Crum, President G.A. Daigle, Secretary General C.G. Don J.A. Gallego-Juarez S.N.Y. Gerges T. Kihlman, Past President C. Legros V. Mellert, Treasurer P.A. Nelson A. Pyshin (rep. A. Nikiforov) H. Tachibana S.W. Yoon R.-H. Zhang Regrets were received from S.S. Agrawal, G. Brambilla, D. Crighton, and A.S. Nikiforov. Also present at the meeting were A. Alippi representing the 17 th ICA in Rome and S. Kuwano representing the 18 th ICA in Kyoto. AGENDA Opening and approval of the Agenda Some announcement (joint ICA/ASA/EAA dinner) Minutes of the C7 meetings held in Seattle Financial report and travel expenses ICA web page ICA 16 th , Seattle 1998. Final report

46. Royal Meteorological Society - News Items Dear friends and colleagues, After the david crighton Memorial Concert last All proceeds go to the david crighton Funds, mathematical or musical as you http://www.rmets.org/news/news01.php

@import url(../rmets.css); News from the Society - 2001 Latest News News for 2004 Past News from 2003 Past News from 2002 Past News from 2001 Past News from 2000 Electronic mailgroup Crighton Memorial MetLink International 2002 - two observing periods ... The Arctic Year project Electronic mailgroup The RMS parents an electronic mail group called Meteorology within the national Academic Mailing List Service. It is open to all interested in exchanging information and ideas in meteorological research. Messages sent to the group will be automatically distributed to all those who have joined it. It can be used to raise and start discussion on research issues, to make enquiries from the members of the group and as a vehicle for the announcement of conferences, calls for papers, meetings etc. Membership of the group is free to anyone interested. To join the list, send the message join meteorology firstname lastname to jiscmail@jiscmail.ac.uk If you use a signature block at the end of your mail messages, type - - below the message line and ahead of the signature to prevent the signature from being processed by JISC mail. The JISC computer will then send you an automatic message containing a unique code. To confirm your membership reply with the message accept xxxx where xxxx is your code. If you need help, contact:

47. St Mary's Church, Haddington crighton, Agnes, 20 August 1845, M1. crighton, david, 12 November 1887, M1 crighton, William, 5 March 1837, M1. CROAL, david, 2 December 1931, I2 http://www.kylemore.btinternet.co.uk/Grave3.htm

St Mary's Parish Church Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland Back to Graveyard Index Back to Introduction The Graveyard Index - Surnames starting with C Name Died Position CADZOW, David Black 19 November 1940 CADZOW, Margaret Helen (Lady Scicluna) 25 October 1977 CADZOW, Margaret Helen (Mrs O.D.Jarvis) 25 October 1977 CAIRNS, James CAIRNS, Jessie d, age 38 CALDER, Andrew 5 April 1972 CALDER, Donald A. 6 November 1942 CALDER, Janet Riddell (Mrs H.Elder) 14 December 1956 CALDER, Robert Cochrane 10 June 1948 CALDWELL, Anne Brown (Mrs A.Yorkston) 11 November 1935 CALDWELL, Janet 5 July 1892 CALLEN, Thomas 1 January 1915 CAMERON, Elizabeth (Mrs D.R.Tayport) 28 October 1925 CAMERON,Duncan 30 January 1933 CAMPBELL, Ann (Mrs W.Cunningham) 6 November 1918 CAMPBELL, Anne (Mrs Simon Brown) 26 November 1800 CAMPBELL, Colin 8 October 1889 CAMPBELL, Isabella 25 December 1892 CAMPBELL, John 8 August 1944 CAMPBELL, Mary (Mrs J.Main) 12 December 1914 CAMPBELL, Susanna (Mrs John Macniven) 20 October 1857 CAMPBELL, Thomas 6 November 1918 CARLISLE, Janet(Mrs J.Johnstone) 26 June 1833 CARLISLE, Robert

48. Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | Professor David Crighton Professor david crighton, head of the department of applied mathematics and Outside his work and his family, david crighton had a passion for music, http://www.guardian.co.uk/obituaries/story/0,3604,211736,00.html

@import url(/external/styles/global/0,14250,,00.css); Skip to main content Read today's paper Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Newsblog Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football The Guide Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Soulmates dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Feedback Information GNL press office Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Public Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site In this section Ted Radcliffe Pierre Broué Sybil Marshall Professor David Crighton A brilliant mathematician and aeroacoustic theorist, his dynamism inspired researchers at Leeds and students at his Cambridge college Education Unlimited TJ Pedley Wednesday April 19, 2000 The Guardian Professor David Crighton, head of the department of applied mathematics and theoretical physics (DAMTP) at Cambridge University, and master of Jesus College, who has died of cancer aged 57, was for the last decade the undisputed leader of the applied mathematics community in Britain. He was a major figure in the theory of aeroacoustics (aircraft and engine noise and how to control it), linear and nonlinear waves, and structural vibrations; he pioneered research council initiatives for the funding of research in applied nonlinear mathematics; he was instrumental in bringing together all the mathematical organisations in the country so that they could speak with one voice; he initiated a campaign with mathematical educationalists to improve the image of mathematics in schools (the highlight was the "Pop Maths Roadshow"); and he led his department and college with immense energy and vision.

49. Portfolio Of David Crighton This is the portfolio of david crighton. All art works are shown in order of the most recently described first. Click on any picture to find out more detail http://www.all-art.net/tedheller1/artist_5587.html

This is the portfolio of David Crighton. All art works are shown in order of the most recently described first. Click on any picture to find out more detail about the piece. This is a web page created by the internet-art-marketing.com system to push this art data into the search engines. If you are not automatically taken to the art works original site please click HERE

50. Anziam 2000 Obituary david crighton By John Brindley. Book Review Advanced Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers Asymptotic Methods ond Perturbation http://www.maths.leeds.ac.uk/Applied/news.dir/issue20.dir/art/art.html

UK Nonlinear News May 2000 Obituary: David Crighton By John Brindley Book Review: Advanced Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers: Asymptotic Methods ond Perturbation Theory. Reviewed by John Billingham Report: Computational Molecular Dynamics By John Terry Report: Global Dynamics in Symmetric Systems By Alastair Rucklidge Report: Numerical Analysis of Random Dynamical Systems By John Terry Nonlinear Science in Australia The 36th Australia - New Zealand Applied Mathematics Conference (ANZIAM 99) and ``Applied Mathematics in Depth'': a meetining in honour of Dr. Alex McNabb Harvinder Sidhu's regular column Obituary: David Crighton By John Brindley It is with the greatest sadness and sense of personal loss that we record the untimely death of David Crighton, at the age of 57, on April 12th. David's contributions to the development of "nonlinear mathematics", and especially of its ubiquitous importance in modern applied mathematics, where, in many situations the essential qualitative character of system behaviour is nonlinear, and not amenable to linear approximations.. His energy and perception led a group of us in Leeds to form in 1984, a Centre for Nonlinear Studies, (CNLS) of which he was properly the first Director. I had the task of succeeding him in 1986 on his departure to Cambridge, but by then the foundations had been laid and momentum generated. David's pressure within the then SERC was important in securing the Nonlinear Science (NLS) Initiative in the next 5 years, and even more so in securing its successor, Applied Nonlinear Mathematics (ANM), whose Scientific Committee I had the privilege of chairing from 1993-96.

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52. Conference Of Heads Of Departments Of Mathematical Sciences for absence had been received from Mike Crampin, david crighton and Donald Davison, suc h as the EURAM report previously provided by david crighton. http://www.mis.coventry.ac.uk/HODOMS/hodoms/1995/minutes18May95.html

Conference of Heads of Departments of Mathematical Sciences Minutes of the Committee Meeting held at UCL on 18th May 1995, commencing at 11.30am. Present: Allan Norcliffe (Sheffield Hallam) in the Chair, Mike Atkinson (St Andrews), David Bartholomew (RSS), Ken Brown (LMS), Martin Everett (Greenwich), Ekkehard Kopp (Hull), David Larman (UCL), Adrian Lepper (IMA), Allan Ryley (Glamorgan), Graham Wilks (Keele). 1. Membership and Apologies: Mike Atkinson, David Bartholomew and Ken Brown were welcomed to their first meeting of the Committee. Apologies for absence had been received from Mike Crampin, David Crighton and Donald Davison, all of whom had engagements i n their home institutions. 2. The minutes of the meeting held on 26th January 1995 were approved. 3. Matters arising form the minutes: Min 3: No action had yet been taken on the issue of advertising of courses. It was agreed to set up a HoDoMS Home Page on the World Wide Web, which could encourage member departments to use this facility in preference to commercial publishers for making courses known to prospective applicants, and to take part in promoting UK Mathematics, rather than use resources for competition. (Action: Mike Atkinson and Ekkehard Kopp) Min 5: RAE follow-up: it was reported that the mathematics panels would be chaired by Barry Johnson (Pure), David Crighton (Applied) and Mike Titterington (Statistics). The full panels should be known soon, and it was intended that clear decisions on cri teria and procedures would be communicated to the mathematical community in the early autumn. The Committee agreed that it might not be appropriate to ask any panel chairman to lead an item on this at the AGM, but that the Committee should endeavour to pr ovide any information available at the time. There might be a need for a further HoDoMS meeting in the winter to monitor preparations for the RAE in March 1996; meanwhile, we could press the concerns raised in our submission (which had received no respons e so far). (Action: Ekkehard Kopp)

53. HEADS OF DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Minutes Of The APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies for absence were received from Prof david crighton and Dr Ekkehard Kopp. 2. MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD ON 24 MARCH 1997 AT http://www.mis.coventry.ac.uk/HODOMS/hodoms/1997/minutes22Sept97.html

HEADS OF DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Minutes of the meeting of the HoDoMS Committee held in the Library, Department of Mathematics, University College London on Monday, 22 September 1997 at 1200hrs. Vice-Chairman Prof Ken Houston opened the meeting and welcomed the new Chairman Prof David Brannan. Present: Prof M Atkinson Prof D Brannan (Chairman) Prof K Brown Prof M Everett Dr T Gethins Prof K Houston Dr A Lepper Dr S Ryrie Prof G Wilks Prof C Wright (Secretary) Prof A Zinobar 1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies for absence were received from Prof David Crighton and Dr Ekkehard Kopp. 2. MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD ON 24 MARCH 1997 AT KEELE UNIVERSITY The Minutes of the meeting of 24 March were approved. 3. MATTERS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES There were no matter arising. 4. COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP 4.1 Prof David Brannan was confirmed as Chairman. 4.2 There were no cooptions 4.3 Prof Ken Houston volunteered to take over as Secretary until the AGM at Easter 1999. 5. COHESION AMONG INTEREST GROUPS IN MATHEMATICS (see Item 4 in AGM Minutes) Prof Graham Wilks outlined his suggestions for networking among HoDoMS, JMC, LMS, CPAM, CPS, RSS, GMP, UMTC and others. Committee members with special responsibility for liaison were confirmed as follows: Prof M Atkinson- Committee of Professors of Computing Prof D Brannan - SCAA, HEFCE Prof K Brown - LMS, Edinburgh Mathematical Society Prof K Houston - UMTC Prof E Kopp - DfEE Dr A Lepper - IMA Dr S Ryrie - Joint Mathematical Council Prof G Wilks - CPAM Prof A Zinobar - Mathematics Trust 6. REVIEW OF 1997 CONFERENCE AND PLANS FOR 1998 6.1 David Brannan congratulated Graham Wilks on the success of the Conference. Sixty-five members attended. It was decided to adopt a one-day format for 1998 (11am to 5pm starting with the AGM) and a two-day format for 1999. Graham would help with the preparation of the 1999 Conference, and was keen to attract top class speakers as in 1997. Action: GW 6.2 Prof Alan Zinobar volunteered Sheffield as the venue for the 1998 event and would investigate the availability of accommodation. Action: AZ 6.3 David Brannan would check possible dates, and the preferred date circulated tothe membership as soon as possible. Action: DB, KH 6.4 Topics would be drawn from the MMath degree, shifts in the contents of mathematics degrees, the Dearing and Government White Paper, benchmarking of UG programmes (ie level descriptors) and possibly TQA. 7. DEARING REPORT AND REPRESENTATIONS TO DfEE The possibility of a submission targeted at the forthcoming Government White Paper was discussed. It was decided to wait for publication, but we should be alert to topics that could emerge such as numeracy, benchmarking, the MMath, intermediate qualifications, the role of the external examiner, IT in teaching and learning, the structure of funding for mathematics, teaching-only contracts, and service teaching on sub-degree courses. 8. LETTER FROM GARTH DALES ON SUBJECT LEVEL DESCRIPTORS The Chairman said he would enquire further and bring this matter up at the next meeting. 9. WHITE PAPER `THE PEOPLE'S LOTTERY' AND SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS Attention was drawn to the entry on the World Wide Web (www.culture.gov.uk) giving the text of the Government White Paper on the People's Lottery which suggested an endowment for Science and the Arts (NESTA). Members were asked to contact David Brannan to help formulate a response by 10 October. 10. MATHSKILLS PROJECT Ekkehard Kopp was away at the time of the meeting but would send a progress report as soon as he could. 11. ANY OTHER BUSINESS 11.1 It was agreed to offer £1000 to the group headed by Douglas Quinnery at Keele to help pump-prime the development of diagnostic testing via a web site. 11.2 Promotional video: Dr Lucas at the University of Abertay Dundee had written enquiring about the promotional video produced by a consortium of polytechnics some years ago be updated. Graham Wilks would take this up. David Brannan also drew attention to a video made by him recently. Suggestions were tentatively put forward about developing a CD-ROM. 11.3 It was agreed that the membership subscription would remain at £100. Prof Martin Everett would send out requests shortly. 11.4 Promotional activities: Graham Wilks drew attention to the Pupil Researcher Initiative sponsored by EPSRC: there were no maths specialists as candidates. Also he suggested that the mathematics community supported initiatives such as SET more vigorously. 11.5 Teaching and Learning: Graham Wilks also wondered whether the companies that produced software such as MATHEMATICA, for example, could be persuaded to fund educational initiatives that promote good practice, such as a prize fund for projects or courses for heads of department. This would be brought up as an agenda item at the next meeting and in the meantime Graham would circulate an explanatory e-mail. Action: KH, GW 12. NEXT MEETING The next meeting would be on Monday, 12 January 1998 at UCL Prof Chris Wright, Secretary

54. David George Crighton Name, david George crighton. Age, 19. Address, unknown. Next of Kin, Son of George and Lily crighton of Invergowrie. Rank, Sergeant. Number, 997005 http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/roh/470.htm

City of Dundee ROLL Of HONOUR World War II - 1939 to 1945 Name: David George Crighton Age: Address: unknown Next of Kin: Son of George and Lily Crighton of Invergowrie Rank: Sergeant Number: Served With: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Force: Air Force Date of Death: Place of Death: with Bomber Command Historical Information: unknown Cemetery/Memorial: Dundee Western Necropolis, UK Memorial Ref: 13. Grave 7. Location Details: unspecified Information Source: Previous Page Main Page

55. David Crighton Name, david crighton. Age, 31. Address, 31 Cobden Street. Next of Kin, Son of Charles and Barbara crighton of Lochee, Dundee. Rank, Private http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/roh/469.htm

City of Dundee ROLL Of HONOUR World War II - 1939 to 1945 Name: David Crighton Age: Address: 31 Cobden Street Next of Kin: Son of Charles and Barbara Crighton of Lochee, Dundee Rank: Private Number: Served With: 1st Bn., The London Scottish, Gordon Highlanders Force: Army Date of Death: Place of Death: in Italy Historical Information: unknown Cemetery/Memorial: Naples War Cemetery, Italy Memorial Ref: III. H. 14 Location Details: unspecified Information Source: People's Journal 11/12/1943 Previous Page Main Page

56. Where Was Cathlan? Family History My gggrandfather david crighton a shipwright in London, lists his birthplace as david crighton was a shipwright, I guessed he might have gone by boat, http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,31233.0.html

Welcome, Guest . Please login or register for free Did you miss your activation email? Wednesday 31 August 05 23:11 BST (UK) News: Add and search your names to the all new SURNAME INTERESTS TABLE today RootsChat.Com Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) Scotland - General Angus (former Forfarshire) (Moderator: RootsChat where was Cathlan? Pages: Author Topic: where was Cathlan? (Read 312 times) raybakes RootsChat Extra Offline Posts: 18 where was Cathlan? on: Thanks, Ray Logged Falkyrn RootsChat Aristocrat Online Posts: 1188 Re: where was Cathlan? Reply #1 on: I have checked my maps but could find nothing to match but checking online brought the following reference Quote Thus the name Pitkethly is derived from the place name Pitkeathly, or Pitcaithly as it is sometimes pronounced, which might formerly have been known as Petcathelin. The name probably means a "A piece of land belonging to Cathach / a warrior" or "A piece of land associated with a fight/battle". "Pitkeathly" Wells can still be seen on some old Ordnance survey maps of the area to the East of Perth

57. Faculty List (by Department) Global and Regional Studies crighton, Elizabeth H. Elliott, david Englebert, Pierre Silverman, Victor I. History Gorse, George L. Kates, Gary http://bryson.pomona.edu/4d.acgi$ListByDepartment

Faculty List (by Department) The following list is not a complete list of Pomona College faculty. Rather, it is a list of all faculty members who have created their online faculty profile. Acad. Administrators Borcherding, Rhoda Kates, Gary Martellino, Carl Oxtoby, David W. ... Warner, R. Kent American Studies Silverman, Victor I. Anthropology Barkey, Nanette L. Bolton, Ralph Perry, Jennifer E. Thomas, Lynn Louis Art Allen, Mark Allen, Mark O'Malley, Michael Pinkel, Sheila ... Teixido, Mercedes Art History Emerick, Judson J. Friedlander, Jennifer Gorse, George L. Howe, Kathleen Stewart ... Pohl, Frances K. Asian American Studies Goto, Sharon Miyake, Lynne K. Pascual, Boots Y. Thai, Hung Cam Asian Languages and Literatures Barr, Allan H. Cheng, Eileen J. Flueckiger, Peter A. Hou, Sharon Shih-jiuan ... Wu, Jianhsin Asian Studies Ng, Zhiru Yamashita, Samuel Astronomy Kwok, Alfred Penprase, Bryan E. Biology Becker, David W. Cavalcanti, Andre Cheney, Clarissa M. Fowler, Gene ... Wright, Jonathan C. Black Studies Conrad, Cecilia A. Holmes, Marcelle Christian Jackson, Phyllis J. Lemelle, Sidney ... Thomas, Valorie D. Chemistry Corcoran, Timothy C.

58. Houston Community Newspapers Online - The Villager - - Conroe s crighton Players open their 36th season Aug. With the birth of Michael in 1993, and david the following year, Taylor abandoned onstage http://www.hcnonline.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=14972879&BRD=1574&PAG=461&dept_id=

59. Talk - Professor D. Crighton Professor david crighton Professor crighton will explain how applied mathematics research holds the key for future developments in engineering. http://www.ima.org.uk/EMidBranch/ima4.html

IMA East Midlands Branch Applied Mathematics Research - The Key to the Engineering Future Professor David Crighton Wednesday 9th October 1996 at 7.30 p.m. Lecture Theatre W1.12, James Went Building, City Site, De Montfort University, Leicester Professor Crighton will explain how applied mathematics research holds the key for future developments in engineering. The applied mathematical modelling skills will be presented with applications in the physical sciences and technology to show how these approaches give results of information not otherwise available. This includes the understanding of the basic processes in balance at any stage, along with the associated scaling laws and design rules that follow from such understanding. Numerical predictive capability and the identification of clear possibilities and mechanisms for control of behaviour and performance of components in industrial processes will be explained. For further information please contact the local organiser :- Mike Howkins, Department of Mathematical Sciences, De Montfort University, Leicester. Tel : 0116 255 1551 Ext 8491. Email : mgh@dmu.ac.uk

60. RootsWeb: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L Archives (October 2000) ANZACS by James crighton; FAMILY HISTORY FAIR by david Jenny Myers; Far North Queensland List request by Andrew Vicki Genrich http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/AUS-QLD-SE-Germans/2000-10

OAS_AD('Top'); AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L Archives: October 2000 Archiver AUS-QLD-SE-Germans Display in threaded chronological rev chronological order with names with dates Re: Germany - Holy Roman Empire by Charles Green Re: Genealogy Library by Charles Green Re: Genealogy Library by Charles Green Genealogy Library by julie edser RE: Genealogy Library by Holy Roman Empire by Gordon Newton Professional Services Re: Herschel by Dionysius family by Beverly Edser Family by julie edser Thieman family. by Beverly Family names by Albert Grulke Re: Family names by Get together by Albert Grulke Get together by Phyllis Zirbel GET TOGETHER by cemetery by Albert Grulke RE: cemetery by Apostolic Church by Albert Grulke RE: Apostolic Church by Apostolic Church by Joe and Dianna Mellino NAMES by MULLER/BERLIN by Kerry Muller Relisting my names by Warlord Horner, Rhode, Rose by Albert Grulke Richter by Carol Richter Re: Richter by Golchert by Carol Richter Friske by Carol Richter Drews by Carol Richter Bebendorf. by Carol Richter MY GERMAN ANCESTORS by Kenneth Christ Trying to find OTT and ZELINSKI families by GLEN HALL Heiner Family by Maree McClenahan Re: Heiner Family by Peter Morrison Re: Heiner Family by L Stitt Re: Heiner Family by Re: Heiner Family by Richter Connections by Greig, Russell

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