61. Pomona Politics Faculty: Elizabeth Crighton david Mason), in K. and G. Lang (eds http://www.politics.pomona.edu/crighton.html

Elizabeth Crighton Professor of Politics, 1975 B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Office: Carnegie 21 Phone Number: E-mail: ecrighton@pomona.edu Courses for 2002-2003 Fall, 2002 Blood and Belonging Politics 5 Comparative Politics Spring, 2003 Politics 42 Women and Politics Politics 160 Comparative Politics of Europe Politics 190b Senior Seminar in Comparative and International Politics Interests : Comparative Ethnic Conflict; Comparative European Politics; Gender Politics Publications: "From Legalization to Utilization: RU 486 and Abortion Practices in Europe" (coauthored with Martina Ebert), European Union Center of California Working Paper, May, 2001. "Beyond Neoliberalism: Peacemaking in Northern Ireland," Social Justice, Vol. 25, No. 4 (Winter, l998): 75-89 "Northern Ireland Talks Face Many Pitfalls," Christian Science Monitor (October 19, 1994) "The Evolution of Protracted Ethnic Conflict: Group Dominance and Political Underdevelopment in Northern Ireland and Lebanon" (co-authored with Martha MacIver), COMPARATIVE POLITICS, Vol. 23, No. 2 (January, 1991): 127-142 "Solidarity and the Greens: The Rise of Now Social Movements in East and West Europe" (co-authored with David Mason), in K. and G. Lang (eds.), RESEARCH IN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, CONFLICT AND CHANGE (J.A.I. Press, 1986)

62. It's Over everyone offhand Roberto/Rubbertoe, Jerry Jessop, Michael crighton,david Crane, Jon Bon Jovi. You guys have been wonderful. http://videogames.org/html/new.html

It's Over Well, after 6 years of work, I have decided to cease updating the History of Home Video Games Homepage. It's been a blast, let me tell you! I'm doing this as a result of my own realizations. Yes, I still have fond memories of videogames, both old, and some not so old as a result of this page. Still, I have come to the realization that I have other interests, now. This page was a wonderful diversion during my college years, and has been a source of both good and bad experiences. I also want to thank the supporters of this page over the years. After all these years, you still frequent my page on a daily basis. Oh, sure, it's easy to say these types of things, but really. If not for you, I wouldn't have been mentioned in Internet Underground, or the biggies like Yahoo! Internet Life and Wired. It's truly been a blessing, and I thank you. Finally, it's important to mention that this site will remain on the Internet, parked, for people to enjoy. It's enough of an archive that really doesn't need much maintenance, as proven by my lack of updates over the past, say, three years or so. You'll still be able to access the archives, although the search pages won't exist any longer. Perhaps someone will index the site and make it searchable, I don't know. The manuals, ROMs, labels, overlays, and screenshots will all remain here for as long as people access them. Greg Chance gchance@videogames.org

63. English Amateur Billiards Association : Loose Cannons Ian Hazelton, (Waikato), david Weir, (Auckland). Paul Wilson, (Waikato), Kevincrighton, (Waikato). GROUP 7. Darcy Boyce, (Waikato), david Weir, 400, Kevin crighton,222, http://www.eaba.co.uk/lc/newZealandOpen2002.html

EABA online Home Contacts ABP Books ... Crosswords Loose Cannons New Zealand Open, 2002 28 Players split into 7 Groups as follows:- GROUP 1 GROUP 2 Wayne Carey (Auckland) Malcolm Cooke (Wellington) Peter Shelley (England) Paul Dunning (England) Gerry Wake (Auckland) Peter Hammington (Waikato) David Smith (England) Ross Exley (Auckland) GROUP 3 GROUP 4 Joe Ifa (Waikato) Tony Stephens (Hawkes Bay) Peter Stephens (Hawkes Bay) Byron Brook (Hawkes Bay) Chris Anderson (Waikato) Bill Andress (England) Paddy Tatley (Whangarei) Steve Gupwell (Waikato) GROUP 5 GROUP 6 Derek Gibb (Wellington) Ron Milicich (Auckland) Brendan Bateman (Waikato) Merv Stewart (Whangarei) Ian Hazelton (Waikato) David Weir (Auckland) Paul Wilson (Waikato) Kevin Crighton (Waikato) GROUP 7 Darcy Boyce (Waikato) Ray Habgood (North Harbour) Bryce Good (Auckland) Colin Taylor (Waikato) Group Matches consist of 2 hours play - top 2 in each Group along with 2 overall best 3rd places qualify for last 16. Losers in last 16 qualify for Flight Competition. Non-Qualifiers play in Plate Competition. GROUP 1 Wayne Carey Peter Shelley Wayne Carey Gerry Wake Wayne Carey David Smith Peter Shelley Gerry Wake Peter Shelley David Smith Gerry Wake David Smith GROUP 2 Malcolm Cooke Paul Dunning Malcolm Cooke Peter Hammington Malcolm Cooke Ross Exley Paul Dunning Peter Hammington Paul Dunning Ross Exley Peter Hammington Ross Exley GROUP 3 Joe Ifa

64. The Royal Society - Royal Society Library And Archives - Raymond And Beverly Sac Mr Raymond Wheeler. Cox, Keith. Dr D Bell. crighton, david. Professor HerbertHuppert FRS and Nigel Peake. Crombie, Leslie. Professor Gerald Pattenden FRS. http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/library/bmvol47.htm

Biographical Memoirs published in Volume 47, 2001 Subject Author Basinski, Zbigniew Professor Archibald Howie FRS Bell, Ronald Dr Brian Cox and Dr John Jones Butler, Sir Clifford Professor Ian Butterworth FRS Chapman, Denis Professor Peter Quinn Cockerell, Sir Christopher Mr Raymond Wheeler Cox, Keith Dr D Bell Crighton, David Professor Herbert Huppert FRS and Nigel Peake Crombie, Leslie Professor Gerald Pattenden FRS Davies, Robert Professor Martin Kushmerick Eccles, Sir John Professor David Curtis FRS and Professor Per Anderson Ford, Charles Dr Mary Lyon FRS Fuchs, Sir Vivian Dr Richard Laws FRS Fukui, Kenichi Professor David Buckingham FRS and H. Nakatsuji Green, Albert Professor Peter Chadwick FRS Halsbury, The Rt Hon Earl of, Colonel Oliver Lindsay Horne, Michael Professor Eric Bryan Keller, Andrew Professor Alan Windle FRS Kendrew, Sir John Professor Kenneth Holmes FRS Lighthill, Sir James Professor Tim Pedley Lowenstein, Otto Professor McNeill Alexander FRS Neuberger, Michael Dr Anthony Allen and Dr Helen Muir FRS Oliphant, Sir Mark Professor Brebis Bleaney FRS Ollis, William

65. New Homes Houston, Texas - Crighton Ridge Trendmaker HomesCrighton Ridge is among a new breed of acreage communities Companyshowcases homes built exclusively by Trendmaker Homes and david Powers Homes http://www.crightonridge.com/builders/

Crighton Ridge is among a new breed of acreage communities that offer homebuyers an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of acreage living, the conveniences of a master-planned community and no Municipal Utility District taxes. Located in south Montgomery County, this 556-acre project of Trendmaker Development Company showcases homes built exclusively by Trendmaker Homes and David Powers Homes

66. AI2DP Cheung, Chun, 0094197, Cowlin, Neil, 0091571, Craig, Tobias, 0092587, crighton, david,0094394, Docherty, Charles, 0091700, Eaton, Christian, 0092801, Eng, Michael, 9902403, http://www.informatics.ed.ac.uk/teaching/classes/ai2/pre2002/ai2ahDP.html

Artificial Intelligence 2Ah DP List Surname, Forename Matric Aitken, Greig Armstrong, Darren Bailey, Stacy Bain, Duncan Barnett, Adam Bauchop, Thomas Bengtsson, Linnea Benzie, Ross Berger, Robin Betegon, Miguel Betts, Jonathan Bhagrath, Serena Bird, Ian Blacklock, Wayne Boyce, Oliver Brittain, Peter Brown, Andrew Browning, Simon Campbell, Kevin Campbell, Mark Campbell, Neil Cheung, Chun Cowlin, Neil Craig, Tobias Crighton, David Docherty, Charles Eaton, Christian Eng, Michael Engvall, Mathias Fairbairn, Henry Fitzpatrick, Martin Fogarty, Frederick Fox, Andrew Gagnon, Croix Goldberg, Ariel Goodwin, Robert Gray, Richard Hall, David Hamilton, Paul Hart, Timothy Henderson, Stephen Hewitt, Robert Iacobini, Mathieu Jack, Andrew Jones, Stephen Joshi, Hitesh Karim, Khusro Lee, Ben Lee, Chon Lockhart, John Lowndes, Barry Matthews, James McCrea, Nicholas McKale, Anthony McMillan, Lisa McNeill, David Milani, Daniele Mitchell, Bryce Munro, Robyn Murphy, Elaine Nairn, Donald Ning, Hai Panayotopoulos, Alex Phillips, Andrew Pickup, Colin Rickeard, Gregory Robertson, Euan Robin, Neil

67. Reporter 451, 8 May 2000 Reporter 451, 8 May 2000. back to original story. david crighton diedon April 12. With the tragically premature death of david crighton http://reporter.leeds.ac.uk/451/obit_2.htm

Reporter 451, 8 May 2000 back to original story David Crighton died on April 12 With the tragically premature death of David Crighton, on 12 April at the age of 57, the University lost one of its most charismatic and influential former staff members. Coming to Leeds in 1974, remarkably to a Chair in Applied Mathematics as his first permanent post, he quickly justified the foresight and perception of the appointing committee. Indeed the School of Mathematics at Leeds provided the canvas on which David’s remarkable range of talents and energies were first demonstrated. His appointment created an ideal marriage, not without its tensions and occasional disagreements, but one from which both partners, he and the University, benefited greatly. The Leeds department of Applied Mathematics, which in 1974 was modest in its achievements and expectations had, by the time of his departure to Cambridge in 1986, become unquestionably one of the top three or four departments in the country. The credit for this transformation, which has happily been maintained, lies overwhelmingly with David. His successive spells as Head of Department, Chairman of School and Chairman of the Science Board left in every case indelible marks of his imagination, energy and effectiveness which have subsequently become more widely familiar through his similar contributions, often as President, to virtually all national and international applied maths organisations. What everyone remembers is his style, marrying the ability to take tough decisions, with boundless good humour and care for and interest in the individual. It was rare indeed for any other reference, as much for a journal paper as for a prestigious chair candidate, to show more careful, detailed and astute assessment than David’s, despite the immense load of such tasks he was called upon to carry out.

68. Reporter 451, 8 May 2000 Reporter 451, 8 May 2000. david crighton died on April 12. With thetragically premature death of david crighton, on 12 April at the http://reporter.leeds.ac.uk/451/obit.htm

Reporter 451, 8 May 2000 David Crighton died on April 12 With the tragically premature death of David Crighton, on 12 April at the age of 57, the University lost one of its most charismatic and influential former staff members. Coming to Leeds in 1974, remarkably to a Chair in Applied Mathematics as his first permanent post, he quickly justified the foresight and perception of the appointing committee. Indeed the School of Mathematics at Leeds provided the canvas on which David’s talents and energies were first demonstrated. The Leeds department of Applied Mathematics, which in 1974 was modest in its achievements and expectations had, by the time of his departure to Cambridge in 1986, become one of the top three or four departments in the country. The credit for this transformation, which has happily been maintained, lies overwhelmingly with David. His successive spells as Head of Department, Chairman of School and Chairman of the Science Board left indelible marks of his imagination, energy and effectiveness which have subsequently become more widely familiar through his similar contributions, often as President, to virtually all national and international applied maths organisations. David Crighton was midway through his tenth year as head of the department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Cambridge, and was Master of Jesus College. We extend our deepest sympathy, particularly to his wife Johanna, and other members of his family.

69. St Mary Magdalene's Church Dundee Home Page JC Wilson. All Saint's Mission. James Allan. david Anderson. William Arthur. GeorgeBrough. William crighton. James Cooper. david Coull. George Duncan. William Forsyth. http://www.bengough.freeserve.co.uk/remembrancelist.htm

Remembrance List World War One St Mary Magdalene's Thomas Anderson Alex Angus Robert Brooks William Brown James Cathro Hugh Clark William Crighton Chris Duffus Alex Duncanson James Elder Robert Elder William Forbes Alex Fox Harold Gillingham Edward Graham Robert Graham David Henry Robert Henry David Hood William Ireland David Lesslie James Lesslie John Lindsay William Lownie Alex McKenzie Charles McKechnie Robert McGregor Thomas Marshall David Mills William Mills David Morris Alex Morris William Nicoll Thomas Patterson William Rodger Robert Sibbald William Steven William Stevenson Thomas Strachan Andrew Taylor Robert Taylor Alex Wallace James Wallace J.C. Wilson All Saint's Mission James Allan David Anderson William Arthur George Brough William Crighton James Cooper David Coull George Duncan William Forsyth George Louden Alex McMillan Daniel McDonald John McDonald Colin McGillivray Alex McKay James Millar William Mitchell James Oglivie James Pearson Robert Petrie David Philips George Rankine James Rattray James Rogers Edward Stewart Peter Thompson James Wright Holy Trinity Mission James Allan Alex Birse James Black George Brough Peter Bruce John Butchart James Chivers David Cox Andrew Dalziel David Edwards David Falconer Adam Falconer Charles Forbes William Forbes Donald Fraser Ninian Fraser David Gemmell Walter Greer Robert Harrow Hugh High John Hodge George Jamieson Henry Jones David Jones David Kelly Knight Keith Robert Low James Milton Thomas Milton James Mitchell John Mudie

70. PMI Officers 1998 Vice Presidents are elected for twoyear terms Neil crighton will stand down inJuly 2000; david Bright was elected in 1997 and continues in post until 1999. http://www.pensions-pmi.org.uk/press/31march98.html

PMI Officers 1998 The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) is pleased to announce the election of Neil Crighton as Vice President. In addition, Norman Braithwaite was re-elected as PMI President and Hugh Edwards was re-elected as Honorary Treasurer. The appointments take effect from 9 July 1998, the date of the PMI Annual General Meeting. Vice Presidents are elected for two-year terms: Neil Crighton will stand down in July 2000; David Bright was elected in 1997 and continues in post until 1999. The complete list of Officers for 1998/1999 is: President Norman Braithwaite Vice Presidents David Bright Neil Crighton Honorary Treasurer Hugh Edwards The Pensions Management Institute is the professional body for people working in the field of pensions. There are over 4,380 individual members drawn from every pension sector, including legal, actuarial, management, administrative and consultancy. The PMI is recognised as the body which establishes, maintains and improves professional standards in every aspect of pension scheme management and consultancy. 31 March 1998 Press enquires: Sue Howlett on 0171 247 1452 PMI Officers 1998 : Biographies Norman Braithwaite President chairing their Strategy Committee. Norman is currently a Member of Council of the

71. PMI Officers 1999 The complete list of Officers for 1999/2000 is President david Bright. VicePresidents Neil crighton, Ian Eggleden. Honorary Treasurer Gerry Degaute. http://www.pensions-pmi.org.uk/press/6april99.htm

PMI Officers 1999 The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) is pleased to announce the election of David Bright as President for 1999/2000. At the same time, Ian Eggleden was elected as Vice President and Gerry Degaute as Honorary Treasurer. The complete list of Officers for 1999/2000 is: President: David Bright Vice Presidents: Neil Crighton, Ian Eggleden Honorary Treasurer: Gerry Degaute The Pensions Management Institute is the professional body for people working in the field of pensions. There are over 4,380 individual members drawn from every pension sector, including legal, actuarial, management, administrative and consultancy. The PMI is recognised as the body which establishes, maintains and improves professional standards in every aspect of pension scheme management and consultancy. 6 April 1999 Press enquiries: Sue Howlett on 0171 247 1452 PMI Officers 1999 : Biographies David Bright - President David is a Fellow and Council Member of the PMI and a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute. He has previously served as Chairman of the Board of Examiners of the PMI and as a Member of Council and Honorary Treasurer of the Society of Pension Consultants. Neil Crighton - Vice President Neil became an Associate of the PMI in 1981 and was elected a Fellow in 1991. He is currently a Member of PMI Council and Chairman of the Education and Trustee Group Committees. A trustee of the Equitable Life staff pension funds, Neil is also a Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and a Freeman of the City of London.

72. Archive - Eager Explorers - Applicants List : Burke And Wills - Terra Incognita *, crighton, david, 1839. **, crighton, William, 1837-, (see crighton,david, 1839-). CRISP, Thomas, 1834- CR1TCHLEY, Robert. **, CROAD, Albert. http://www.burkeandwills.net/archives/applicantslist.html

List of Applicants ROYAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA, EXPLORATION COMMITTEE RECORDS APPLICATIONS TO JOIN THE VICTORIAN EXPLORING EXPEDITION RECEIVED BY THE EXPLORATION COMMITTEE The following alphabetical list is an index to the applications submitted to the R.S.V., Exploration Committee to join the Victorian Exploring Expedition and the Victorian Relief Expedition. (**) indicates where the records include both an application and a testimonial (*) indicates where the records include only a testimonial "See" and "See also" references indicate that another letter in this list contains relevant information Underlined names indicate that these applications can be viewed online A B C D ... Y A ABBOTT, Frederick, ABEL, Henry ADAMS, John, ADDIS, Arthur Alexander, A1TKEN, John, ALDERWICKE, William, ALLAN, George, (see also DAVIES, Rees) ALLEYNE, Edward, ALLWOOD, Joseph ANDERSON, William, ARKLEY, Thomas, ARMSTRONG, John, ARMSTRONG, Walter ASHMORE, Miles, ATKINSON, T. J. A B C D ... Y B BAB1NGTON, G[eorge?], BAIRD, John W. BAKER, Thomas BANFORD, George

73. Conference Of Heads Of Departments Of Mathematical Sciences Apologies for absence had been received from Mike Crampin, david crighton andDonald Davison, all of whom had engagements in their home institutions. 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)

74. Team Chaparral/Boost Mobile - Hopwood 100 Results Mazda RX3 109.0815 2 - Scott Fleming Mazda 808 - 109.3133 3 - Richard PrinceVolvo 740T - 109.9221 4 - david crighton Datsun 1600 - 111.0407 5 - Greg http://www.fibremaster.com.au/hopwood.htm

Peter Hopwood 100. June 1st-2nd 2002, Wakefield Park Raceway, Goulburn Club Championships - Results Page. I.P.R.A. Combined. Saturday -: Unfortu nately the Team Chaparral RX7's didn't make the trip down to Goulburn for the Club Championship. But the meeting looked like one we shouldn't have missed. The Under 2 litres and the Open Class IPRA car raced together for the first time this year. Qualifying on pole was local boy Gavin Fazakerley in his KWE Motorsports Mazda RX3, followed by Under 2 Litre Guru Scott Fleming in his REV Doctor Motorsport 808 (10A), and Nick Dunkley's On-track Motorsports RX7 driven by IPRA President Gary Mennell rounding out the top 3. Race 1 -: Getting off to a great start and leading them around for the first time was the Ontrack Motorsports RX7 of Gary Mennell followed by Gavin Fazakerley and Scott Fleming. Running into a little trouble on lap 2 saw Gary Mennell retire from the race handing the lead over to Gavin Fazakerley and Scott Fleming to fight it out. The KWE Motorsports RX3 eventually running away with the win, followed by Scott Fleming and Richard Prince in his 740T Volvo. Official Standings for Race 1 1 - Gavin Fazakerley Mazda RX3 - 1:09.0815

75. Liste Provisoire DicoMeca (A-E) Translate this page CRAYA, JC, 118. CREMONA, Luigi, 1830 - 1903, PP, 119. crighton, david, 1942- 2000, AM, 120. CROCCO, Luigi, AM, 121. CROSS, Hardy, 1885 - 1959, PP, 122.CTESIBIOS, ca. http://www.afm.asso.fr/aum/PROJETS/DicoMeca/ListDM_AE.html

(document de travail) Page 1 : A-E NOM Dates Responsable A b c d e ... n-z ACKERET Jakob [PAB] AGRICOLA [JF] AIRY George Bidell [JC] AL BIRUNI Abu Raihan [BE] AL-BAKRI A. A. [BE] AL-BATTANI (ALBATEGNUS) Mohammad Ibn Jabir ca. 868 - 929 [BE] AL-BETRUGI (ALPETRAGIUS) Nour Al-Dine - ca. 1100 [BE] AL-BUZJANI Abul Wafa Mohammad [BE] AL-FARABI (ABLUFARABIUS) Mohammed Abu Nasr (Avennasar) ca. 870 - 950 [BE] AL-FARGHANI (ALFRAGANUS) [BE] ALFVEN Hannes [BE] AL-KHAWARIZMI IBN MOUSA Mohammad ca. 800 - ca. 850 [BE] AL-KHAYYAM Omar ca. 1044 - 1123 [BE] AL-KHUJANDI Hamid Ibn Al-Khidr ca. 940 - 1000 [BE] ALMANSI Emilio [JC] AL-OURDI Mouayyed Al Dine [BE] AL-QUHI Abou Sahl Wayjan Ibn Rustom ca. 940 - ca. 1000 [BE] AL-SHIRAZI Qotb Al-Dine [BE] AL-TUSI Nasir Al-Dine [BE] AL-ZARQALI (ARZACHEL) Ibrahim Ibn Yahiya [BE] AMONTONS Guillaume [JF] APOLLONIOS de PERGA 200 AC - 100 AC [BE] APPELL Paul [JC] ARAGO [PO] ARCHARD John Frederic [JF] ARCHIMEDE ca. 287 AC - 212 AC [PAB] ARCHYTAS de TARENTE [BE] ARISTARQUE de SAMOS ca. 310 AC - ca. 230 AC [PAB] ARISTOTE 384 AC - 322 AC [PAB] ARYABHATA I [BE] ATWOOD George [PP] a B c d e f-m ... n-z BALIANI Giovan Battista [PAB] BARNARD Edward [BE] BARWELL [JF] BATCHELOR George Keith [AM] BAUSCHINGER [PP] BEECKMAN Isaac [PAB] BELANGER J.B.

76. PPE - Christchurch City Council Workfare Unemployment david eventually conceded. Carole and Cr Anna crighton raised many concerns aboutthe scheme; like how CDC got involved without telling the Council, the lack http://hammer.prohosting.com/~penz/news/cdcyes.htm

Council endorses CDC Workfare scheme Monday, 12 April 1999 Early this evening, the Christchurch City Council endorsed its involvement with the abhorrent Workfare scheme as run by its employment arm. Two months ago, this employment arm, Canterbury Development Corporation, was asked to report on its own involvement in the controversal Community Wage (work-for-the-dole) scheme. Today, this report was presented to the Strategy and Resources Committee. The chair, Cr David Close, attempted to table (accept) the report but Cr Carole Anderton repeatedly requested that it be debated first. David eventually conceded. Carole and Cr Anna Crighton raised many concerns about the scheme; like how CDC got involved without telling the Council, the lack of community consultation, how CDC got a special contract with the WINZ welfare department when others can't, and how the Council can endorse government policy without the issue being debated first. David Close said that the Council had been working with the Labour Department since 1979 on job schemes under many acronyms and the only difference with the current Community Wage scheme was that nobody had come up with an acronym for it. Anna disagreed, saying it carried sanctions affecting dole payments. The employment manager for CDC, Brigit Lenihan, said that the contract it has with WINZ runs out on June 30. A motion to endorse the existing contract and let it run its course was strongly carried, with only councillors Carole Anderton and Anna Crighton voting against it. They ask that their votes against the endorsement be recorded, while Cr Denis O'Rourke asked that his vote for the endorsement also be recorded.

77. Betty And Gordon Moore Library Opens Janet Booth, Mathematics Classical music lovers and admirers of david crighton may have heard about the remarkablecharity concert held in david's memory last May, organized by Johanna http://www.cms.cam.ac.uk/news13/

Betty and Gordon Moore Library opens Betty and Gordon Moore Library I first saw the building in late June, when it was still necessary to don a hard hat and blue plastic overshoes before venturing inside. As the tour was part of the interview process for my current r“le as subject specialist for mathematics and physics, this was perhaps not the best time for architectural appreciation. However, the impression then formed of a hugely elegant building has remained with me, and my admiration has only increased with greater appreciation of the skilfulness of its synthesis of functionality and style. The readers generally seem to concur in this view, and the second floor is proving particularly popular as a study area, with its light, airy, and tranquil atmosphere. The Moore Library's brief, as the newest dependent library of Cambridge University Library, is to support the University's research activities in mathematics, the physical sciences, and technology. In appropriately 21st century fashion, this is achieved using the `hybrid' library approach; that is, by supplying information with relevant content irrespective of its format. Unrivalled access to print material is provided by housing the entirety of both the monographic and periodicals collections on open shelving, while electronic sources are made available via a large cluster of computer workstations. Although books and computers could be accommodated effectively in some kind of warehouse, such a solution would ignore the needs of readers. In contrast, the real building is carefully designed to provide attractive study and reading areas as well as plenty of storage space.

78. Asymptopia, Centre For Mathematical Sciences Newsletter The david crighton Fund. We invite david crighton provided advice, encouragementand stimulation to many young researchers. We would http://www.cms.cam.ac.uk/news10/asymptopia.html

Beautiful Buildings Peter Landshoff, Chairman of the Clarkson Road Working Group This striking photograph was taken by Professor Geoffrey Grimmett who, on a sunny day in December, climbed up the contractor?s crane. On the right in the foreground is the Statistical Laboratory, in which Geoffrey has been working since it was completed in April. The building behind it was occupied by pure mathematicians last August, and the double building at the back is the Märit and Hans Rausing, which was the first building to be completed in January 2000 and is mostly for theoretical physics. The low building on the left has a grass roof. The Centre for Mathematical Sciences is in a residential area and the City planners rightly demanded that the site be as `green' as possible. So we have a pleasant garden on the roof on which we can walk and which allows us easily to pass between the pavilions that surround it. Easy communication was an important feature of the design concept and is so very important for stimulating interactions among mathematical scientists so as to help them to get creative ideas. For this reason the coffee room/cafeteria beneath the grass roof plays a key role in the production of world-leading research. Just beneath the crane, and not seen in the figure, the pavilion that will house the Faulkes Institute for Geometry is nearing completion, and next to it the Betty and Gordon Moore Library. The Library will open on 1 October and will be the University?s new library for the physical sciences, technology and mathematics. The development will be completed by three further pavilions, which are just about to begin construction along the left of the photograph.

79. Ancestry Message Boards [ Crighton ] 2002; Charles Gordon crighton Rae McLeod 1 Jan 2002; crighton,david Rose and david Ross Marion Bamgarten 20 Aug 2001; James http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/an/surnames.crighton

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80. Management Of Imminent Violence- Full Version Chief Nurse Advisor; Ms Yvonne Webb, Researcher. Additional help providedby Mr david crighton, Forensic Psychologist; Ms Helen Mangan http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/publications/guidelines/

The Royal College of Psychiatrists Charity Registration Number 228636 Home Campaigns The College College Research Unit (CRU) ... Search Management of imminent violence- full version Clinical practice guidelines to support mental health services Preface Guidelines in brief Guidelines in full-text 1. Introduction ... The Clinical Practice Guidelines Programme How to reference this guideline Management of imminent violence: clinical practice guidelines to support mental health services Royal College of Psychiatrists College Research Unit Occasional Paper OP41 London March 1998 ISBN 1 901242 13 7 Reports produced by the Royal College of Psychiatrists and made available for general distribution fall into three categories: Council Reports, Occasional Papers, and Research Unit Publications. Council reports have been approved by a meeting of Council and constitute official College policy until they are revised or withdrawn. They are given blue covers, and are numbered CR1, CR2, etc. Occasional Papers have not been formally approved by Council, and do not constitute College policy. They are produced by departments or Sections of the College, and their distribution has been authorised by the College's Officers with the aim of providing information or provoking discussion. They are numbered OP1, OP2, etc. This guideline falls into the later category. For full details of reports available and how to obtain them, contact:

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