61. RootsWeb: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L Archives (May 2000) Re Lutheran Church Woolloongabba by david Jenny Myers Change of Addres Apology by James crighton; Re Engel/Bandidt/Banditt/Mann/Williams by Beverly http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/AUS-QLD-SE-Germans/2000-05

OAS_AD('Top'); AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L Archives: May 2000 Archiver AUS-QLD-SE-Germans Display in threaded chronological rev chronological order with names with dates Johanna Sessor by Heather Walker Re: Johanna Sessor by Belinda Engstrom Beetham by Hall Family Re: Beetham by Beverly Re: Beetham by Alice Norton Strohfeldt by Beverly Re: A must see website by Beverly A must see website by BURGESS Strofeld Family by Deb C Hill Charles Dickens-The Book by Kate Cunningham Garmeister, Jahnke, Schulz by Hall Family Re: Victorian BDMs by Alice Norton Victorian BDMs by Hall Family A Great site to look at. by Alice Norton Re: by Beverly [Fwd: Virus alert for Love Letter and Joke Worms] by Andrew Knudsen Re: by Beverly SURNAME INTERESTS - Herschel - Miller - WEBPAGE by David Prince Transcription of Passenger List by Kate Cunningham new to this by Kerrie Re: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-D Digest V00 #116 by Marionne Diggles Re: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-D Digest V00 #136 by Lynette Joy Bateson Re: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-D Digest V00 #138 by Sains Re: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-D Digest V00 #138 by Beverly Re: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-D Digest V00 #141 UNSUBSCRIBE by Alice Norton Re: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-D Digest V00 #141 by Anthony Panzram Re: Virus alert for Love Letter and Joke Worms] by Beverly RE: Fechner/Siewert or Charles Dickens by julie edser RE: Fechner/Siewert or Charles Dickens by Eric Kopittke Re: Fechner/Siewert or Charles Dickens by Belinda Engstrom Fw: Julie- re Fechner/Siewert by phyllis zirbel Reposting Surname Interests by Nachrichter - Mecklenburg by Ian Miller

62. David Crighton Memorial Concert CDs: Haydn A Major, Schubert B Flat, Dvorak F Mi A very few CDs of the 2001 david crighton Memorial Concert. david crighton in 1997. aka david crighton Benefit Concert). are still available through me (mem http://www.atm.damtp.cam.ac.uk/people/mem/crighton.html

A very few CDs of the 2001 David Crighton Memorial Concert aka David Crighton Benefit Concert) are still available through me (mem at damtp.cam.ac.uk) or via the Kettle's Yard Subscription Concerts (Cambridge 352265) or via the address below. Nearly all of the original 1500 copies pressed now seem to have found good homes. Johanna Crighton and I and everyone else concerned are grateful to our many friends and colleagues who have helped to spread the word, and to the Cambridge University Press and the American Physical Society for their promotional effort last year. As many who read this will know, David Crighton was a visionary leader and promoter of talent as well as a brilliant researcher in his own right. He was my Head of Department before cancer took him from us in April 2000. He was one of the key figures in the establishment of the new Cambridge Centre for Mathematical Sciences and the Millennium Mathematics Project and worked in many other ways for science and its public understanding. The concert was held on 18 May 2001 at Johanna Crighton's initiative, to celebrate David's life and to help with fundraising in his memory. Because mathematics and music were equally special for David, Johanna's memorial effort is in aid of young mathematicians and young musicians. The memorial CDs are beautiful recordings of some of the most glorious classical music ever written, receiving a high-powered, passionately committed performance by artists who knew David personally, making it a very special occasion. The recording, using state-of-the-art digital technology, captures the spirit of the occasion and includes a few extempore words from Johanna at the close. Here are two brief audio clips in the form of .mp3 files

63. Entrez PubMed John david crighton, JP No authors listed Publication Types Biography Historical Article MeSH Terms Dentistry Great Britain http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=3

64. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows crighton, david. Professor Herbert Huppert FRS and Nigel Peake. Crombie, Leslie. Professor Gerald Pattenden FRS. Davies, Robert. Professor Martin Kushmerick http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2289

65. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows crighton, david George. Biographical Memoirs 2001 vol 47 pp 105123, plate, by Herbert E Huppert FRS and Nigel Peake. Cripps, Sir Richard Stafford http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2366

66. Hayder Salman's Web Page david crighton Research Fellowship, University of Cambridge, 2003. ( awarded to young scholars in the field of fluid mechanics ) http://www.amath.unc.edu/Faculty/hsalman/

Department of Mathematics Hayder Salman Postdoctoral Research Fellow Contact information: Address: University of North Carolina Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics Group Office 304 Phillips Hall CB # 3250 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 USA Phone: Fax: Educational Background Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering Loughborough University , UK; June 2001 M.Eng. (1st Class) in Aeronautical Engineering Imperial College , UK; June 1996; Professional Appointments 2003 - Present: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Mathematics, UNC-Chapel Hill (Fall of 2003: David Crighton Research Fellow DAMTP University of Cambridge , UK) 2002-2003: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Mechanical Engineering MIT and United Technologies Research Center 2001-2002: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Applied Mathematics Brown University and United Technologies Research Center Research My research lies in the general field of fluid dynamics and its numerical simulation. My specific interests have been related to advective transport by chaotic stirring and turbulent mixing and their characterisation through the application of mathematical techniques. I have also been working on developing methods to enhance transport by employing active flow control in a number of specific applications. More recently, I have been working on developing Lagrangian data assimilation methods for ocean models. Details of a number of my research efforts are described below. Lagrangian Data Assimilation: In collaboration with Dr. Kuznetsov

67. EBooks.com The World's Leading Source Of EBooks By Towl, Graham J.; crighton, david A. Published by Routledge. By aiming to give a fuller understanding of offending, the book concentrates on the http://usa1.ebooks.com/subjects/browse.asp?SID=1198&Page=2

68. Coastal Cities And Climate Change Chief Coordinator, Hadley Centre, UK Meteorological Office; david crighton, Benfield, Hazards Research Unit, University College London; Dr. Lars Lerup, http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~eesi/scs/Coastal Cities.html

S HELL C ENTER FOR S USTAINABILITY Return to HOMEPAGE Conference Summary Report February 9, 2005 Shell Oil Foundation Auditorium Jones Graduate School of Management RICE UNIVERSITY ANSWER ­ BOTH ARE HIGHLY VULNERABLE TO THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Discuss the causes of climate change and its impact on coastal cities, specifically Houston and London Identify the critical research and practical issues needed to mitigate climate change Identify possible collaborative projects between the UK and the US Registration details to come More than one-third of the world’s population now lives within 62 kilometres (100 miles) of a shoreline. Thirteen of the world’s twenty largest cities are located on a coast. For coastal city citizens, global climate change is a threat to survival: Catastrophic storms and flooding put lives at risk and property in peril Health issues resulting from climate change, such as respiratory problems

69. The Future In This Summarised Examination Of Where We Are And James Miller, Ian crighton, david McAra, Gordon Hall and Paddy Mallan. Gordon Hall acts as Chief Executive, david McAra is the financial secretary. http://www.dln.org.uk/Vision.html

The Future In this summarised examination of where we are and where we are going, we considered five headings: This is us This is where we came from This is what we believe Where we are just now Summary of our strategy for the future - expanded on separate document Preliminary definition: Our aim is in context of the application of "alternative" thinking within organisations. We would therefore wish to differentiate between A Learning Organisation and Organisational Learning: A Learning Organisation is where the organisation is committed to the learning of the individuals within the enterprise. Organisational Learning is in context of the parameters that define the enterprise, its culture, systems and procedures, its theoretical underpinnings, its mode of communication and the nature of its improvement activities. The network addresses both of the above, the learning of the individual in context of a learning organisation and applied improvement activities in context of Organisational Learning. This is Us The aim of the Network is: Continual Organisational Improvement through the Application of Learning The Network recognises that there is a lot of knowledge available both within our area and from external sources. However within our organisations few of the modern day concepts are applied.

70. Hogarth, David George --  Encyclopædia Britannica david George crighton University of St.Andrews, Scotland Biographical sketch of this Walesborn mathematician known for his contributions in applied http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9040729

71. Dr. Katepalli Sreenivasan, ITP & Yale, Comments On The Batchelor/Crighton Memori david George crighton (19422000) was an accomplished fluid dynamicist with particular expertise in aeroacoustics and the interaction of vortex flows with http://online.itp.ucsb.edu/online/hydrot00/sreenivasan1/

Schedule May 15, 2000 Comments on the Batchelor/Crighton Memorial Lectures George Keith Batchelor (1920-2000) was a towering figure in fluid mechanics and contributed profoundly to many of its subareas, among them the theory of homogeneous turbulence and microhydrodynamics. As the founding editor of the Journal of Fluid Mechanics, a position he held for more than forty years, George exerted a profound influence on fluid dynamics and set exacting standards. He founded and led for some thirty years the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Cambridge, and made it possible for generations of first-rate fluid dynamicists to come together. George was instrumental in developing EUROMECH as a major force for mechanics in Europe. A long list of monographs of great quality and longevity emerged during his editorship for forty-five years of Cambridge Monographs on Mechanics and Applied Mathematics. David George Crighton (1942-2000) was an accomplished fluid dynamicist with particular expertise in aeroacoustics and the interaction of vortex flows with solid surfaces. He was admired for his applied mathematics skills and for his leadership of the fluid dynamics community in the world at large, within Cambridge in particular. In 1986, he became a professor of applied mathematics at Cambridge and took over the headship of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics in 1991. He succeeded George Batchelor as the editor of Journal of Fluid Mechanics, and was the Master of Jesus College since 1997. David's cheerfulness, commitment and continued hardwork, even while suffering from cancer for a year or so before his untimely death, were phenomenal and universally admired.

72. ITP Program On Physics Of Hydrodynamic Turbulence The david crighton Memorial Lecture by Professor GI Barenblatt david George crighton (19422000) was an accomplished fluid dynamicist with particular http://online.itp.ucsb.edu/online/hydrot00/si-bc.html

home activities inside KITP directory ... UCSB Aug 31, 2005 Program on Physics of Hydrodynamic Turbulence (Jan 31 - Jun 30, 2000) Coordinators: P. Constantin, I. Procaccia, B. Shraiman, and K. Sreenivasan HydroT Program Overview Participants Seminars Online Fluids Workshop ... Conference Online ITP This Week Next Week Directory Information ... AstroT Program The George Batchelor Memorial Lecture by Professor H.K. Moffatt Newton Institute of Mathematical Sciences Cambridge University and The David Crighton Memorial Lecture by Professor G.I. Barenblatt Department of Mathematics University of California, Berkeley on Monday, May 15, 2000 in the Main Seminar Room, Kohn Hall Program 10:30 AM Welcome by David Gross, Director of ITP 10:35 AM Comments by K.R. Sreenivasan [Audio] 10:40 AM Batchelor Lecture by H.K. Moffatt George Batchelor and the homogenization of turbulence [Audio] Chair: Ellen Zweibel 11:55-2:00 PM Lunch Break 2:00 PM Crighton Lecture by G.I. Barenblatt The structure of the turbulent boundary layer at large Reynolds numbers [Audio] Chair: Norman Zabusky 3:15 PM Tea Close George Keith Batchelor (1920-2000) was a towering figure in fluid mechanics and contributed profoundly to many of its subareas, among them the theory of homogeneous turbulence and microhydrodynamics. As the founding editor of the Journal of Fluid Mechanics, a position he held for more than forty years, George exerted a profound influence on fluid dynamics and set exacting standards. He founded and led for some thirty years the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Cambridge, and made it possible for generations of first-rate fluid dynamicists to come together. George was instrumental in developing EUROMECH as a major force for mechanics in Europe. A long list of monographs of great quality and longevity emerged during his editorship for forty-five years of Cambridge Monographs on Mechanics and Applied Mathematics.

73. David Crighton: Information From Answers.com PDF Mathematics People, Volume 50, Number 11 http://www.answers.com/topic/david-crighton

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping David Crighton Wikipedia @import url(http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/css/common.css); @import url(http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/css/gnwp.css); David Crighton David George Crighton 15 November Llandudno Wales 12 April ... Cambridge ) was a British mathematician and physicist. Life Crighton was born in Llandudno. His mother, Violet Grace Garrison, had been sent because of the bombing of London during World War II . He didn't became interested in mathematics until his last two years at Watford Grammar school . He entered St John's College , Cambridge in and started lecturing at Woolwich Polytechnic (today University of Greenwich ) in , having completed only his bachelor A few years later he met John Ffowcs Williams and started to work for him at Imperial College , London, while simultaneously studying for his doctorate (rewarded in ) at the same place. In

74. Product Design Engineering Ross crighton Ross Dobbie Gemma Duffy Craig Ewart david Froggatt Jonjo McCool Amanda Li Scott Maguire Ian McKinnon Roisin Meehan http://www.gsa.ac.uk/degreeshow2003/design/pde-crighton.html

Introduction Ceramics Interior Design Product Design Engineering ... Barbara Urie Name: Ross Crighton Address: Telephone: Email: Website:

75. 2004 CIS Men's Football Championships third member of the Marauders in five years to receive the Hec crighton McMaster and david Lowry of Alberta were the other finalists for the award. http://www.cisport.ca/e/championships/vaniercup/2004/story_detail.cfm?id=3635

76. Current And Recent Grants And Fellowships The david crighton Fund Closing date 17 January 2005 posted 16 November 2004 The david crighton Fund was set up in memory of the late Professor david http://www2.maths.bris.ac.uk/~malar/Grants.htm

General Information about Research Funding Maths home CURRENT AND RECENT GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS (Current Grants and Fellowships are listed in order of posting to webpage. All closing dates that have not passed are listed in bold font. Past Grants and Fellowships are also listed for your information.) The L'Oréal/Royal Institution of Great Britain (Ri) Science Graduate of the Year Award Closing date 4 March 2005 - posted 3rd February 2005 The Royal Society - Brian Mercer Awards for Innovation 2005 Closing date March 2005 - posted 5th January 2005 Royal Society UK Relocation Fellowships 2005 Closing date end of February 2005 - posted 4th January 2005 2005 Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships Closing date 15 March 2005 - posted 17 December 2004 University Research Fellowships Closing date 25 February 2005 - posted 17 December 2004 University Senior Research Fellowships Closing date 25 February 2005 - posted 17 December 2004 Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 - 1851 Research Fellowships in Science or Engineering Closing date 25 February 2005 - posted 15 November 2004 Industry Fellowships 2005 Closing date 8th June 2005 - posted 2nd November 2004 Marie Curie Programmes 2005-2006 Various closing dates - posted 20th October 2004 Nuffield Foundation Undergraduate Research Bursaries in Science 2005 Closing date 15th February 2005 - posted 13th September 2004 Marie Curie International Reintegration Grants Continuous submission 19th January 2005 - 11th October 2006 - posted 27th August 2004 Leverhulme Trust - 2005 Leverhulme Emeritus Fellowships Closing dates 8 February 2005

77. 00 June 02 Minutes Memorial session for david crighton – Paul Barbone (suggested) (This named session was approved at the Technical Council meeting on June 3, 2000) http://fubini.swarthmore.edu/~bbard/minutes/00Jun02m.html

MINUTES OF THE ASA SAV TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETING JUNE 2, 2000 A. The SAVTC Meeting was convened by the Chair at 7:30 p.m. in the Flag Room of the Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia. The minutes of the previous SAVTC meeting were approved. B. Senthil Gopinathan from Penn State gave a brief report on the ASA Student Council which met this week for the first time. Students on this council will serve for a period of two years. This experiment seems to be a positive thing, and ASA is interested in continuing this further. C. David Evans from the Interdisciplinary Group on Signal Processing spoke regarding the Standards Committee and also ideas for joint sessions or initiatives. Lou Herstein was not able to be here for this meeting, so Dave gave a brief report on ASACOS. If anyone from SAV is interested in getting involved with Standards, contact either Dave or Rich Peppin. Possible areas for joint sessions or initiative discussed included condition based maintenance, identification of waves or modes, and acoustic imaging. D. The Chair reported on informational items that arose at the Technical Council Meeting. These are itemized below:

78. Special Sessions Memorial session for david crighton – Paul Barbone (joint with Physical); Machine Prognostics – david Swanson (joint with Signal Processing and Noise) http://fubini.swarthmore.edu/~bbard/sessions.html

Special Sessions at ASA Meetings #133: State College, PA (June 97) Time domain modeling of plate and shell vibrations Predictions for dynamic systems with evolving damage Active classification of structures #134: San Diego, CA (December 97) #135: Seattle, WA (June 98) New challenges in structural acoustics Memorial session for Manfred Heckl #136: Norfolk, VA (October 98) #137: Berlin, Germany (March 99) International workshop on active noise and vibration control Active control of structural vibrations Active control of sound radiation and transmission Active noise control in enclosures Other applications of active control Active control of aircraft engines Transducers for active noise and vibration control #138: Columbus, OH (November 99) #139: Atlanta, GA (May/June 00) Combining active and passive control of vibration and noise - Alain Berry Tire vibration - Stuart Bolton #140: Newport Beach, CA (December 00) Diagnostics of vibration and noise in structures - Sean Wu Acoustic microsensors - Vasu Varadan #141: Chicago, IL (June 01) #142: Fort Lauderdale, FL (December 01)

79. David Altheide Professor david Altheide appears to be a major character in Michael Crichton s new novel, His character in crighton s book is Professor Hoffman, http://www.asu.edu/clas/justice/news/faculty_news/david_altheide_crichton.htm

Home Contact Us Teaching Mission Undergraduate Program ... Table of Contents Search the Past News Items Faculty News Alumni News All Stars ... Oustanding Students Professor David Altheide appears to be a major character in Michael Crichton's new novel, State of Fear. His character in Crighton's book is Professor Hoffman, an intense proponent of ethnographic content analysis. (Altheide's books are even listed in the bibliography perhaps to aid readers seeking a more concrete introduction to the methodology.) Read this excerpt from State of Fear for a sense of how fiction meets social science. No word yet on who will play Professor Hoffman in the movie version..... Link to original story: http://www.hopkinsandcompany.com/Books/State%20of%20Fear.htm Link to ASU's Featured articles: http://www.asu.edu/feature/includes/spring05/readmore/altheide.html Or you can read the article below. David Altheide Altheide says media driving “discourse of fear” Our society, in many respects, is built on fear. News reports seem to be constantly announcing a crime alert, terror watch or consumer warning, and a new danger – such as West Nile virus, a really bad flu season or a shark attack – is right around the corner. Meanwhile, the federal government is continually waging war, be it on crime, drugs – or, most recently, terror.

80. SLA - 2005 Annual Conference - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Image courtesy of david crighton. Used with permission. So enjoy a little exercise and fresh air as you visit the following sites. Make sure you bring along http://www.sla.org/toronto/2005/stlawrence.asp

City of Neighbourhoods Things to Do Restaurants Ask Us ... FAQ The St. Lawrence Market Area By Kay Samuels, SLA Toronto Chapter The historical St. Lawrence Market is found on Front St. a few blocks east of Yonge St. In fact, the entire St. Lawrence Market area offers architecturally interesting and historically significant buildings all within easy walking distance. For the history buff, more information about the history of Toronto and the County of York is available at: http://www.historyoftoronto.ca Image courtesy of David Crighton . Used with permission. So enjoy a little exercise and fresh air as you visit the following sites. Make sure you bring along your camera! Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts 1 Front Street East Formerly this site held the Great Western Railway Station, a wooden building in the Romanesque style. The trains ran into the station and then had to be backed out of the shed. The present building holds performances of the National Ballet of Canada and the Canadian Opera Company with each performance housing 3,200 people. Gooderham Building 49 Wellington Street East David Roberts, 1891-92

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