41. Dr. Lewis Griffith Cresswell Evans Pugh Dr. Lewis griffith Cresswell evans Pugh. pugh. (1909–1994). Pugh’s research forthe Medical Research Council in 1951–52 was largely responsible for the http://imagingeverest.rgs.org/Units/64.html

THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY (WITH IBG) Dr. Lewis Griffith Cresswell Evans Pugh Himself an Olympic-class skier, Pugh was a physiologist who specialized in the reaction of the body to extreme conditions. He had worked in the Middle East during World War II, and in Antarctica on physiological problems. His work on hypothermia in more normal conditions undoubtedly saved the lives of many people. He also studied the performance of long-distance swimmers, as well as Olympic athletes, with particular reference to the 1968 Games at Mexico City (held at an altitude of 7300 feet/2225 m). Biographies Site created by Librios CMS

42. Canberra Houses: Evans Crescent Precinct, Griffith. Malcolm Moir (1939-40) The evans Crescent Precinct are a group of interwar functionalist style housesdesigned by Malcolm Moir and Heather Sutherland in 1939-1940. http://www.canberrahouse.com.au/profiles/evanscrescent.html

@import "../housestyle.css"; canberrahouse.com Evans Crescent Precinct, Griffith (1939-40) Background The Evans Crescent Housing precinct in Griffith was designed by husband and wife architects Malcolm Moir and Heather Sutherland in 1939 and 1940. The houses are an example of the inter-war functionalist style with their asymmetrical cubic massing, roofs concealed by parapets, metal framed corner and ribbon windows and cantilevered balconies and hoods. The houses in the precinct are among the first truly modern designs in Canberra and represent a major architectural urban form designed by the same architects, in the same style over a two year period. Significance The Evans Crescent Housing precinct, Griffith, is listed on the ACT Chapter of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects Register of Significant Twentieth Century Architecture. The precinct is regarded by the RAIA as an excellent example of the inter-war functionalist style and the only example in Canberra of a coherent group of residences in this style. Malcolm Moir is recognised as one of Canberra's leading architects of the middle period of the twentieth century.

43. Demolished Houses on the corner of Hann Street and evans Crescent in griffith was demolished . Update the Whitley Houses in griffith and Braddon were gazetted to the http://www.canberrahouse.com.au/demolishedhouses.html

@import "housestyle.css"; canberrahouse.com Demolished and under threat Have Canberra's modernist houses been protected? It is difficult to argue that Canberra's modernist architecture, particularly early examples, has been afforded high levels of protection. A number of Canberra's important mid-twentieth century houses and buildings have been extensively modified or demolished. Among those that have suffered most are the inter-war functionalist style houses and buildings from the 1930s. Examples of functionalist architecture in Canberra were never large in number to begin with: the ideas of mainstream modernism were relatively slow to reach Australia and Canberra experienced limited growth prior to 1960. Two of Canberra's most notable inter-war functionalist buildings are the Forrest Fire Station and precinct designed by Government architects Edwin Henderson and Cuthbert Whitley in 1938 and the Civic Theatre in Braddon, designed by Malcolm Moir in 1935. The Forrest Fire Station precinct remains and is included in the ACT Heritage Places Register . However, the Civic Theatre was demolished in the early 1970's.

44. BBC - Wales - Radio Wales - Presenters Felicity evans Felicity evans It s an early 430am start so she can present Euron has the best of the blues. Euron griffith, presenter of True Blues http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/radiowales/presenters/

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index THURSDAY 1st September 2005 Text only Good Morning Wales Visit the website BBC Homepage ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Adam Walton Alan Thompson How has Alan achieved cult status on Radio Wales? Aled Jones Aled enjoys a good musical chat Andy Roberts Make the Jazz Connection with Andy Roberts Beverley Humphreys Cat Whiteaway Uncovering family history on Look Up Your Genes Chris Needs The one and only Chris Needs - join him in his Garden message board Dave Brookes Dave brings you the latest traffic news Derek Brockway Dewi Griffiths A String Of Pearls Euron Griffith A musician, actor and story writer, Euron brings you the Blues Felicity Evans Good Morning Wales Frank Hennessy The true son of the Capital city, or so he likes to think... Gareth Lewis His first passion is sport, first and foremost. Geraint Wyn Pickard When not announcing, Geraint dreams of pop stardom Howard Griffiths Early Bird Howard never leaves home without his mic... Huw Williams Jamie Dunbar Jamie Dunbar is the presenter of Studio X.

45. BBC - Wales - Radio Wales - Felicity Evans Felicity evans on BBC Radio Wales. Felicity evans It s an early 430am startso she can present Good Morning Euron griffith, presenter of True Blues http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/radiowales/presenters/felicityevans.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index THURSDAY 1st September 2005 Text only Good Morning Wales Visit the website BBC Homepage ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Felicity Evans Good Morning Wales "Before moving to Good Morning Wales , I presented its sister programme Good Evening Wales for a couple of years. "The trickiest adjustment for the Morning programme was getting used to waking up at 4.30 am every day. A couple of match sticks to prop my eyelids open have become crucial accessories for every social occasion, of which there are very few these days... "I worked on Wales Today Send your thoughts to Felicity Evans Your Name: Your Location: Your contact details (e-mail or phone): Your Comments: Good Morning Wales Good Morning Wales News, sport, weather and travel to wake you up in the morning. A String of Pearls Adam Walton All Things Considered Cable Rock Celebration Celtic Heartbeat Cistercian Way Country Focus Deke Leonard Early Birds Food Matters Good Evening Wales Good Morning Wales Good Morning Wales Sat Jamie Owen Show Look Up Your Genes Mixing It Money For Nothing Nicola Heywood Thomas On The Fly Our Voices Roy Noble Show Saturday Social Showtime Something Else Sportstime Studio X Sunday Edition The Afternoon Show The View From Here Three Sixty True Blues All shows Adam Walton Alan Thompson Aled Jones Andy Roberts Beverley Humphreys Cat Whiteaway Chris Needs Dave Brookes Derek Brockway Dewi Griffiths Euron Griffith Felicity Evans Frank Hennessy Gareth Lewis Geraint Wyn Pickard Howard Griffiths Huw Williams Jamie Dunbar

46. Wales And The Law Robert Evan and Evan griffith in respect to the said bag, . 4/188/1.34Judith the wife of Evan evans of Machynlleth, labourer; on 26 November 1764 at http://www.earlymodernweb.org.uk/waleslaw/4.188.1evans.htm

Early Modern Resources Wales and the Law HOME Judith Evans, theft of cheese Montgomeryshire 1764 NLW Great Sessions gaolfiles 4/188/1 69-70: Examinations of witnesses, 28 December 1764 [Evan Jones of Machynlleth, currier, sworn]... saith that he had such con[...damage...] Robert Evan and Evan Griffith in respect to the said bag, [... ] is herein before mentioned, [and Robert Evan and Evan Jones]... severally say that immediately after the said conversation... these examinants and the said Evan Griffith went to the dwelling house of Richard Humphrey of Machynlleth... where they found the said Judith Evans That the said Evan Jones ask'd the said Judith in the presence and hearing of the said Robert Evan, where are the cheese you stole from Robert Evan's house, to which she answered that she had neither stole nor seen any cheese that day. ... [Evan Jones further]... saith that having seen two cheese in the custody of the said Judith when she was charged on suspicion of stealing the said pewter plates as aforesaid he this examinant called her aside and told her if she would inform him where the cheese were that she had stole from the dwelling house of the said Robert Evan, he would let her go without giving her any farther trouble or to that effect, whereupon she answered and said that they were near the stairs in the kitchen, saith that he went immediately to the said stairs and found a bag there. ... [Both examinants]... say that immediately after finding the said bag the said Evan Jones accompanied by the said Robert Evan carried the said bag to the said Richard Humphrey's cellar, and opened the same in the presence and sight of the said Robert Evan That there then was in the said bag an old shift and two cheese That one [of] the said cheese had a crack in it which made it remarkable, [....] believe the two cheese now shewn to them are the cheese that [....] the said bag when it was so opened as aforesaid, and are[....] ... said cracked cheese now shewn to them is one of the said two cheese that was in the said bag when it was so opened by them as aforesaid ...

47. WPVA Austin, Texas - April 22-23, 1995 12 8 Elizabeth Chavez\Evelyn Conley (21) 1-2 8 Jenny evans-griffith\Pat QUALIFYING TEAM (seed) WL POINTS Q Jenny evans-griffith\Pat Keller (38) 2-0 http://www.volleyball.org/wpva/results_042395.html

WPVA Austin, Texas - April 22-23, 1995

48. WPVA New Orleans Open - May 12-14, 1995 12 8 Tiffany Anderson\Melanie Sullivan (21) 1-2 8 Jenny evans-griffith\Pat QUALIFYING TEAM (seed) WL POINTS Q Jenny evans-griffith\Pat Keller (33) http://www.volleyball.org/wpva/results_051495.html

WPVA New Orleans Open - May 12-14, 1995

49. Dr. AT Chaytor Chaytor, AT, Martin, PEM, evans, WH, Randall, MD griffith, TM (1999). Dora, KA, Martin, PEM, Chaytor, AT., evans, WH, Garland, CJ griffith, http://legacy.uwcm.ac.uk/study/medicine/diagnostic_radiology/staff/wdratc.htm

Dr. Andrew Chaytor BSc (Hons) Dip (BioMed) PhD Lecturer British Heart Foundation Intermediate Fellow Departmental Web Site Manager Contact Details Research Role of gap junctional communication in the vascular wall Endothelium-derived hyperpolarization of vascular smooth muscle Role of cyclic AMP in the vascular wall Publications GRIFFITH, T.M., CHAYTOR, A.T. EDWARDS, D.H. (2004). T he obligatory link: role of gap junctional communication in endothelium-dependent smooth muscle hyperpolarization. Pharmacological Research CHAYTOR AT , EDWARDS DH, BAKKER LM, GRIFFITH TM. Distinct hyperpolarizing and relaxant roles for gap junctions and endothelium-derived H2O2 in NO-independent relaxations of arteries. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 100(25): 15212-7. Ujiie, H.

50. M.G.Evans Morris griffith evans or Pop as he was affectionately called by most of theYsgol Ardudwy pupils was our headmaster in the years that I attended school http://home.att.net/~pughimag/pop.htm

Home Page History People Places ... Visitors M.G.Evans (Pop) Morris Griffith Evans or 'Pop' as he was affectionately called by most of the Ysgol Ardudwy pupils was our headmaster in the years that I attended school from 1960-1967. When my father speaks of 'Pop' he sighs and reminisces at how 'good' a teacher/headmaster 'Pop' was and just how much everyone liked him. I felt the same way. I always looked forward to one of 'Pop's' lessons. We both agree that he was an amazing teacher and whenever I took classes with him he had my complete attention because he was so interesting and informative. He had an enthusiasm that was contagious. He taught me mathematics and History of Science and I enjoyed every minute. There were times when I regretted that he was the headmaster because it meant that he had less time for teaching. 'Pop' had two daughters who were at Ysgol Ardudwy when I was there - Mair and Gwen. Gwen and I were in the same classroom for most of the seven years I was at Ysgol Ardudwy and we played opposite each other in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. Gwen played 'Titania the Fairy Queen' and I played 'Bottom the weaver'. Gwen, I don't think I'll ever forget it! Gwen, who now lives in France with her husband Alan was kind enough to send me the following words about her father:

51. Mkeonline.com - A Hot Night Of Art Bridget griffith evans will show work that s inspired by family photos imagesthat take the viewer back to a time when things seemed simple, as her http://www.mkeonline.com/story.asp?id=343827

52. Mkeonline.com: Slideshow: Gallery Night Preview Bridget griffith evans, Untitled. From the group show Child s Play at StellaFortunato (formerly Luckystar Studio), 207 E. Buffalo St. (map). http://www.mkeonline.com/slideshow.asp?slideshowid=616&SlideOrder=25

53. Descendants Of Ievan Known As Evan Robert Lewis CADWALADER AP evans. iv. griffith AP evans. 4. v. OWEN AP evans. Generation No. 2 Children of THOMAS evans and ELIZABETH griffith are http://www.gwyneddfriends.org/evans.htm

Gwynedd Friends Meeting Historical Notes Descendants of Ievan known as Evan Robert Lewis The Evans family of Gwynedd, Pennsylvania Generations: Introduction from H.M. Jenkins (1897) It is intended to present, here, systematically, all the ascertained facts concerning Thomas, Robert, Owen, and Cadwallader Evans, of Gwynedd, and their descendants. The details given are by no means complete: some of the branches of the family could not be traced beyond the early generations; and in some cases information asked for was not furnished; yet the mass of facts given is extensive, and may serve as the basis for fuller work by any one who is particularly interested in the family. The origin of the Evans family, in Wales, is indicated by notes given on a following page by the late Mrs. William Parker Foulke, the ancestress of her husband having been the daughter of Robert Evans. Her facts are drawn from a very elaborate family document prepared by the late Rowland E. Evans, son of Cadwalader of Philadelphia. It traces the descent of the four brothers of Gwynedd back to Mervyn Vrych, King of Man, who was killed in battle with the King of Mercia, A.D. 843. Mervyn married Essylt, daughter and sole heiress of Conan Tyndaethwy, King of Wales (who d. 818 or 820.) Both Mervyn and Essylt traced their descent from Lludd, King of Britain, brother of Caswallon, the chief who resisted the invasion of Caesar, before the Christian era. Passing over, however, a number of intermediate generations, from Mervyn Vrych, the following may be noted:

54. Rhiw Census 1841 Josua evans 15 Agricultural Labourer. Margaret griffith 20 Female Servant.Tyn Graig. David evans 30 Farmer. Catherine evans 25. Anne evans 8. http://www.rhiw.com/hanes_02/census_1841/rhiw_1841_e.htm

"Rhiw Census 1841" Tyn y Graig, Rhiw Rhiw 1841 Plas yn Rhiw. Lewis Moore Bennet Gent. Lady Elizabeth Bennet 21. Catherine Williams 24 Female Servant. Lowry Evans 32 Female Servant. Ellen Thomas 27 Female Servant. Bryn Ffoulk. Ellen Jones 50. Jane Ellis 40 Female Servant. Hugh Thomas 25 Carpenter. Penboncyn. William Rowland 50 Mariner. Anne Rowland 40. Rowland Rowland 20 Mariner. Hannah Rowland. 15. Sarah Rowland 10. Tynyborth. Dorothy Griffith 55. Anne Griffith 25. Bodgrigin. Griffith Hughes 30 Farmer. Ellen Hughes 25 Ellen Hughes 5. Rachel Hughes 3. Hugh Hughes 1. Tynyborth William Morys 65 Jane Morys 65. John Jones 35 Riger. John Jones 8. Anne Griffith 10. Marc Criam (?) 2. Tyn Llan. Griffith Roberts 40 Clergyman. Margaret Roberts 65 Independent. John Williams 40 Agricultural Labourer. Martha Hughes 22 Female Servant. Ellen Jones 15 Female Srvant. Lonlas. Robert Davids 35 Blacksmith. Martha Davids 35. Mary Davids 11. Ann Davids 9. Catherine Davids 6. Jane Davids 3.

55. Untitled Document of about 300 so far in 24 family trees mainly evans, Hughes, griffith, am deuluoedd evans, TanyDinas, Llanfair ME Ynys Mon + theulu griffith, http://gwis.co.uk/CHTG/View.asp?offset=390

56. Untitled Document He had five sisters, Ellen Lloyd who married Robert Jones griffith about 1859 and Ann evans born Pwllheli aged 18 in 1881 there is a griffith evans aged http://gwis.co.uk/CHTG/View.asp?offset=480

57. People Mentioned In Chapter 24 Of "Seryddiaeth A Seryddwyr" Silas evans listed 82 people in his list of Welsh astronomers in Chapter 24, John (1860) (Llangwm, Abergavenny) griffith, John Edwards (1843-1933) http://brynjones.members.beeb.net/wastronhist/saspeople.html

The history of Astronomy in Wales: Introduction ... Wales today Welsh astronomers listed in Seryddiaeth a Seryddwyr Introduction Silas Evans listed 82 people in his list of Welsh astronomers in Chapter 24, Seryddiaeth yng Nghymru , of his book Seryddiaeth a Seryddwyr (published by William Lewis Ltd., Cardiff, 1923). There is, naturally, a strong emphasis on amateur astronomers of the time of the book, but the list covers the entire period from the 16th century. The list of Welsh astronomers is presented here. Information such as dates of birth/death and main places of residence are given alongside the names: sometimes this information is taken from Seryddiaeth a Seryddwyr , sometimes it is additional. Alphabetical order The list of names in alphabetical order is: Billups, Dr. Percy (1859-) Bruce, Ven. Archdeacon W. Conybeare (1844-1919) Bryan, Prof. G. H., F.R.S. (Univ. Coll. North Wales) Daniell, Alfred (1853-) Davies, Rev. Frederick Charles (Reigate) Davies, Rev. Dr. Tegfan (1883-1968) (Ammanford) Dillwyn, Lewis Weston (1778-1855)

58. Cardiff University - Prof. TM Griffith Berman RS, Martin PEM, evans WH, griffith TM. Relative contributions of NO and gap Harris D, Martin PEM, evans WH, Kendall DA, griffith TM, Randall MD. http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/medicine/diagnostic_radiology/staff/wdrtmg.htm

@import url(ploneColumns.css); @import url(plone.css); @import url(ploneCustom.css); @import url(jscalendar/calendar-system.css); Search: Contact Us A-Z Index Cymraeg Home About the University Research Medicine ... Registry Dept of Diagnostic Radiology Prof. Tudor M. Griffith MA MB BCh PhD MRCP FRCR Professor and Head of Department Contact Details Research interests: Endothelium-dependent control of vascular tone by nitric oxide and gap junctions Application of nonlinear dynamics ("Chaos Theory") in the cardiovascular system Mathematical modelling of Ca oscillations in vascular smooth muscle and endothelial cells ... Magnetic resonance angiography Some Recent Publications: Chaytor AT, Edwards DH, Bakker LM, Griffith TM

59. Cardiff University - Publications Chaytor AT, evans WH, griffith TM. Central role of heterocellular gap griffith TM, Chaytor AT, evans HW. Role of Gap junctions and Ca2+ stores in http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/medicine/diagnostic_radiology/research/vascres/Intercel

@import url(ploneColumns.css); @import url(plone.css); @import url(ploneCustom.css); @import url(jscalendar/calendar-system.css); Search: Contact Us A-Z Index Cymraeg Home About the University Research Medicine ... Registry Dept of Diagnostic Radiology Publications Chaytor AT, Edwards DH, Bakker LM, Griffith TM. Distinct hyperpolarizing and relaxant roles for gap junctions and endothelium-derived H2O2 in NO-independent relaxations of arteries. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2003; 100(25): 15212-7. Martin PE, Hill NS, Kristensen B, Errington RJ, Griffith TM. Ouabain exerts biphasic effects on connexin functionality and expression in vascular smooth muscle cells. Brit J Pharmacol 2003; 140(7): 1261-71. Ujiie , H., Chaytor , A.T., Bakker Griffith T.M. E ssential role of gap junctions in NO- and prostanoid-independent relaxations evoked by acetylcholine in intracerebral arteries. Stroke; Ujiie H, Edwards DH, Griffith TM. Endogenous nitric oxide synthesis differentially modulates pressure-flow and pressure-conductance relationships in the internal and external carotid artery circulations of the . Neurol Med Chir. 2002;42:527-34.

60. Penn Mountain Cemetery - Oneida County, New York evans, griffith, son of Evan Ann evans, d. Sep 14, 1833 age 8 yrs 7 mos evans,John J., son of John Catherine evans, d. Dec. 21, 1852 age 6 yrs, 1 mo http://www.interment.net/data/us/ny/oneida/penn_mount.htm

Home Search Journal What's New ... Oneida Penn Mountain Cemetery Steuben, Oneida County, New York Contributed by Kathleen Last, Oct 18, 2000 [ kllast@juno.com ]. Total records = 77. This cemetery is located on the east side of the old Penn Mountain Road in the town of Steuben, on the site of the former Penymynydd (Pen Mount) Welsh Congregational Church which was organized in 1832. The church is no longer there.The cemetery is maintained periodically and is clear of brush and weeds. Many of the tombstones are badly worn, several have been broken however some have been repaired.The tombstones in this cemetery were copied by Kathleen Last and Virginia Ackerman on Aug 17, 2000. - Kathleen Last Arthur, Catherine, wife of Rees Arthur, d. Dec. 1, 1891 age 85 yrs Arthur, Elizabeth, d. 1857 age 75 yrs Arthur, Rees, d. Dec. 22, 1870 age 82 yrs Arthur, Robert, d. Jun 26, 1835 age 89 yrs Bebb, John, d. Jul. 7, 1835 age 49 yrs Evans, Griffith, Evans, John J., Evans, Josephine, Evans, infant, Everett, Elizabeth, wife of T. R. Everett, 1835, d. 1872 Grady, Ann

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