21. Casey Jones - The Real Story Casey jones 102nd Anniversary The Casey jones Museum at vaughan observed the102nd anniversary of the wreck at vaughan on April 27 and 28, 2002. http://www.watervalley.net/users/caseyjones/casey.htm

The Real Casey Jones Story "A great deal of misinformation about Casey Jones and the circumstances of the Vaughan wreck has been written compounded by re-writings, exaggerations and speculation." - Railroad Historian Bruce Gurner Casey Jones 100th Anniversary T he Water Valley Casey Jones Railroad Museum observed the 100th anniversary of the wreck at Vaughan on April 29 and 30, 2000. Please see our story and photos T he US Postal Service offered a commemerative postal cancellation at our museum on April 30, 2000. It will be available from our museum while supplies last. Casey Jones 102nd Anniversary T he Casey Jones Museum at Vaughan observed the 102nd anniversary of the wreck at Vaughan on April 27 and 28, 2002. Please see our story and photos I n 1972 Gurner published his account of the accident based on Brotherhood lodge records, official I.C. Railroad records, interviews and his own years of experience as a fireman and engineer. O n the night of April 29, 1900, Casey and engine 382 with Sim Webb firing were listed out of Memphis on train #1 with six cars southbound for Canton. Conductor was J. C. Turner. The scheduled departure time was 11:15. Records indicate he left at 12:50; one hour and thirty-five minutes late. A good engine, a good fireman, a light train and away late; the perfect setting for a record run. He made that record run too, if the oft quoted departure time of 12:50 is correct, for Casey went to Goodman on time for a meet with #2.

22. Casey Jones - Saga Relived At Vaughan - Illinois Central Magazine, 1953 Casey jones The real story about the train wreck at vaughan, Mississippiin 1900. Casey jones Saga Relived at vaughan, Miss. In http://www.watervalley.net/users/caseyjones/casey53.htm

Casey Jones Saga Relived at Vaughan, Miss. In the October, 1953, issue of Illinois Central Magazine was coverage of a July gathering at Vaughan honoring the memory of Casey. T he lonesome call of Casey Jones famous “whippoorwill” locomotive whistle echoed once again across tin fields and down the track at Vaughan Miss., recently. T he whistle-blowing was part of ceremony, held on July 24, which saw railroad history come to life in this little village located 14 miles north Canton on the main line of the Illinois Central. On that day, more than 3000 persons gathered to witness the unveiling of a bronze marker at the spot where Casey Jones, hero of American railroading folklore, met his fate on the night of April 29, 1900. O n the speakers platform, set up for the occasion, sat two persons more closely associated with the events of that night than anybody else. One was Janie Jones, widow of the famed Legendary figures come to life at Casey Jones memorial program. In the front row are (left) Sim Webb, Casey's fireman and (right) Mrs. Jones, Casey's widow. engineer celebrated in song and story. Mrs. Jones, described by the newspapers as “a sprightly woman of 81 years with red hair still showing through the gray,” was making her first appearance at the scene of the accident. The other person was Sim Webb, the Negro fireman who rode with Casey on that fateful night.

23. Vaughan F.R. Jones - CIRS jones, vaughan FR. vfr@Math.Berkeley.EDU. Professor of Mathematics, Universityof California, Berkeley, USA. Field of expertise Von Neumann algebras. http://www.cirs-tm.org/investigadores/mathematics/JONESVaughan.htm

JONES, Vaughan F.R. vfr@Math.Berkeley.EDU Professor of Mathematics, University of California , Berkeley, USA. Field of expertise : Von Neumann algebras He is best known for his contributions to knot theory, which have had major implications for biologists researching DNA as well as for quantum physicists. In 1984, he discovered the Jones polynomials, which provide a list of numbers that help characterize a given knot. Special Awards : 1980 Vacheron Constantin Prize (for thesis, Univ. de Geneve) 1990 : Field Medal 1991 New Zealand Government Science Medal 2000 Onsager medal of Trondheim University [acogida]

24. Prof Vaughan Jones - Default Homepage School Homepage, Prof vaughan jones Docteur es Sciences DistinguishedAlumni Professor (1992) Department of Mathematics Fax +649 http://www.math.auckland.ac.nz/deptdb/staff_view.php?upi=x0023

25. Mererid Vaughan Jones Mererid vaughan jones BA. Project Coordinator. Tel/Fax (01558) 823765Fax (01570) 423874 m.vaughanjones@lamp.ac.uk. Room 4 Department http://welsh.lamp.ac.uk/staff/project/mererid.html

Mererid Vaughan Jones BA Project Co-ordinator Tel/Fax: (01558) 823765 Fax: (01570) 423874 m.vaughanjones@lamp.ac.uk Room 4 Department of Welsh, University of Wales, Lampeter, Ceredigion Project co-ordinator of the 'Work and Learn' project. Prior to her present appointment, Mererid has worked for HTV, the National Eisteddfod and Carmarthenshire College. She has a degree in Drama from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, and completed a postgraduate course in sub-titling at the University in Lampeter. Responsibilities: Developing contacts between the Department and the partners participating in the project. Preparing Welsh-language, multimedia, educational resources about the environment. Office hours: Variable Updated: 12/12/2001 gwefeistr@e-addysg.com

26. Welsh Books Council - The Mary Vaughan Jones Award THE MARY vaughan jones AWARD The Mary vaughan jones Award is presented once everythree years to a person who has made an outstanding contribution to children http://www.cllc.org.uk/child_mary_vaughan.html

THE MARY VAUGHAN JONES AWARD Prize: Winners 2000 J Selwyn Lloyd 1997 Roger Boore 1994 W J Jones 1991 T Llew Jones 1988 Emily Huws 1985 Ifor Owen J. Selwyn Lloyd, the winner of the Mary Vaughan Jones Memorial Award, 2000. Mary Vaughan Jones (1918-1983) Back to top

27. Mary Vaughan Jones TLWS MARY vaughan jones Sefydlwyd y wobr hon er mwyn coffáu cyfraniad sylweddolac unigryw Mary vaughan jones i faes llenyddiaeth plant yng Nghymru. http://www.cllc.org.uk/cllc0019.htm

TLWS MARY VAUGHAN JONES THE MARY VAUGHAN JONES AWARD MARY VAUGHAN JONES (1918 - 1983) Ym 1983 bu farw Mary Vaughan Jones, un o brif gymwynaswyr llenyddiaeth plant yng Nghymru. Yn ystod ei gyrfa bu Mary Vaughan Jones yn dysgu yn Ysgol Gynradd Cwm Penanner (1940 - 43), Ysgol Lluest Aberystwyth (1943 - 49), Ysgol Baratoad Aber-mad (1949 - 53) ac yn Ysgol Gymraeg Aberystwyth (1953 - 58). Ym 1958 derbyniodd swydd yn y Coleg Normal, Bangor fel darlithydd - swydd a lanwodd hyd 1972. Roedd Mary Vaughan Jones yn athrawes ysbrydoledig, a bu ei chyfraniad fel darlithydd coleg o werth amhrisiadwy i addysg Gymraeg, ond maeÂ’n debyg mai ei chyfraniad mwyaf gwerthfawr, er hynny, oedd ei chyfraniad cyfoethog a chyson i faes llenyddiaeth plant Cymru dros gyfnod o ddeng mlynedd ar hugain ymron, a hynny er gwaethaf brwydr boenus yn erbyn afiechyd cynyddol. Cyhoeddwyd tua deugain oÂ’i llyfrau, a chyfrannodd yn rheolaidd i gylchgronauÂ’r Urdd. ENILLWYR / WINNERS 1985 Ifor Owen 1988 Emily Huws 1991 T Llew Jones 1994 W J Jones 1997 Roger Boore 2000 J. Selwyn Lloyd

28. Vaughan Jones' Visit To Sweden, April, 2001 vaughan jones' visit to Sweden, April, 2001. Biographical note. vaughan FRjones was born on the 31st of December 1952, at Gisborne, New Zealand. http://www.math.uu.se/~kiselman/jones.html

Vaughan Jones' visit to Sweden, April, 2001 At the invitation of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and its National Committee for Mathematics, as well as of seven Swedish universities, Vaughan Jones visited Sweden April 4-19. His lectures were as follows: Linköping, April 5: Knots Stockholm, KTH, April 6: Noncommutative Geometry Uppsala, April 9: Noncommutative Geometry Umeå, April 10: Noncommutative Geometry Luleå, April 11: Noncommutative Geometry Lund, April 17, in the morning: Planar Algebras Lund, April 17, at 18:30, Lund Mathematical Society: Knots Gothenburg, April 18: Noncommutative Geometry Biographical note Vaughan F. R. Jones was born on the 31st of December 1952, at Gisborne, New Zealand. He did his prepatory and undergraduate work in Auckland, N.Z., but left for Geneva to do his graduate work in 1974. First he did a stint at Ecole de Physique but eventually wrote a thesis in mathematics in 1979 under the guidance of the well-known topologist A. Haefliger. This was also the year in which he married Martha Myers. The next year he took up a post-doc position as a Hedrick at UCLA, and after a shorter interlude in Pennsylvania he returned to California, as a professor of mathematics at the University of California at Berkeley, where he has remained since 1985. In addition to the Fields medal, he has enjoyed a variety of awards and distinctions, the complete list of which may be too tedious to list here. Suffice it to single out, among his fellowships in various prestigous societies like the Royal Society, the AASA and the National Academy of Sciences, the award of the Honorary Vice Presidency for life of the International Guild of Knot Tyers, a position he has enjoyed since 1992.

29. Vaughan-Jones' CV CURRICULUM VITAE Richard David vaughanjones, BSc, MA, PhD. Research Interests.Please click here. Contact Details, richard.vaughan-jones@physiol.ox.ac.uk. http://www.physiol.ox.ac.uk/Research_Groups/Proton_Transport/rvjcv.htm

CURRICULUM VITAE Richard David Vaughan-Jones, BSc, MA, PhD. Professor of Cellular Physiology Official Fellow of Exeter College Research Interests Please click here Contact Details richard.vaughan-jones@physiol.ox.ac.uk University Laboratory of Physiology Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3PT. (+44)- 1865-272488 (Fax) Qualifications BSc University of Bristol. PhD University of Bristol. MA (Oxon) Full-Time Appointments (i) University Professor of Cellular Physiology University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford. (ii) Official Fellow and Tutor for Medicine and Physiology Exeter College , Oxford. (iii) Co-Director for The Cardiac Science Centre. Other (i) Visiting Professor Cardiovascular Research and Training Institute University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah. (ii) Chairman, Oxford Cardiac Research Group (OCRG). Return to the Proton Transport Group homepage

30. Proton Transport Group Homepage TEAM LEADER. Professor Richard D. vaughanjones. Professor Recent PublicationsResearch Interests. vaughan-jones GROUP FACILITIES Confocal http://www.physiol.ox.ac.uk/Research_Groups/Proton_Transport/

THE PROTON TRANSPORT GROUP University Laboratory of Physiology, Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3PT TEAM LEADER Professor Richard D. Vaughan-Jones Professor of Cellular Physiology Tutor for Medicine/Physiology and Fellow of Exeter College Recent Publications Research Interests VAUGHAN-JONES GROUP FACILITIES Confocal Imaging Lab Molecular Biology Lab (OCRG) Cellular Physiology Lab Oocyte Expression Lab ... Physiology Department GROUP MEMBERS AND FUNDING Dr Darren Wilson, BSc, PhD Postdoctoral BHF research scientist Dr Andrew Stewart, BSc, PhD Postdoctoral research scientist Dr Massimiliano Zaniboni, PhD Postdoctoral BHF research scientist Dr Frederick Ch'en, MBiochem, DPhil, PgDL, PgDLP Postdoctoral research associate Dott.ssa Alessandra Rossini BHF research scientist Mr Ke-Li Tsai, BSc, MSc Privately funded DPhil student Miss Emma Dilworth, BSc Wellcome Prize DPhil student Mr Pawel Swietach BA Wellcome Prize and ORS DPhil student Miss Nurindura Banger BSc MSc BHF research scientist Miss Ruth Goddard, BA (Oxon.) MRC MSc student Mr Daniel Burns Dissertation student Photo Gallery of Group Members COLLABORATORS Prof Denis Noble, CBE, FRS, Hon FRCP

31. Vaughan F.R. Jones PIMS Distinguished Lecturer Series. Dr. vaughan FR jones Universityof California, Berkeley. Skein theory in knot theory and beyond. http://www.pims.math.ca/science/2002/dist_lect/jones/

PIMS Distinguished Lecturer Series Dr. Vaughan F.R. Jones University of California, Berkeley Skein theory in knot theory and beyond 3:00 p.m. Monday, November 4, 2002 Math Annex 1100 Refreshments will be served at 2:45 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge, Math Annex (Room 1115). Watch or listen to lecture now using the Real Player software. Abstract: John Conway invented skein theory as a tool for manipulating knots and links and in particular calculating the Alexander polynomial. It was extended somewhat in the 1980's when new knot polynomials were discovered. More recently it has proved useful in the theory of subfactors as a tool to construct and analyse certain exotic structures. These structures remain related to low dimensional topology as they have topological quantum field theories attached. The unifying language is that of planar algebra. In 1984 Jones discovered an astonishing relationship between von Neumann algebras and geometric topology. As a result, he found a new polynomial invariant for knots and links in 3-space. His invariant had been missed completely by topologists, in spite of intense activity in closely related areas during the preceding 60 years, and it was a complete surprise. As time went on, it became clear that his discovery had to do in a bewildering variety of ways with widely separated areas of mathematics and physics. Jones was awarded a Fields Medal at the 1990 International Congress in Kyoto, Japan for his remarkable and beautiful mathematical achievements.

32. Mererid Vaughan Jones Mererid vaughan jones BA. Cydlynydd Prosiect. Ffôn/Ffacs (01558) 823839Ffacs (adran) (01570) 423874 m.vaughanjones@lamp.ac.uk. Ystafell 36a. http://cymraeg.lamp.ac.uk/staff/cywaith/mererid.html

Mererid Vaughan Jones BA Cydlynydd Prosiect Ffacs (adran): (01570) 423874 m.vaughanjones@lamp.ac.uk Ystafell 36a Adran y Gymraeg, Adeiladau Dewi Sant, Prifysgol Cymru Llanbedr Pont Steffan, Llanbedr Pont Steffan, Ceredigion Brodor o Geredigion yw Mererid a chyn cychwyn ar ei gwaith yn yr Adran bu'n gweithio i HTV, Coleg Sir Gaerfyrddin a'r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol. Mae ganddi radd mewn ddrama o Brifysgol Cymru Aberystwyth, a chymwysterau mewn is-deitlo o'r Brifysgol yn Llambed. Cyfrifoldebau: ngynlluniau Ewropeaidd yr Adran. Paratoi pecynnau hyfforddi aml-gyfrwng dwyieithog amgylcheddol. Oriau swyddfa : Amrywiol. Diweddarwyd: 26/04/2001 Hawlfraint gwefeistr@lamp.ac.uk

33. The Poetry Of Thomas Vaughan Jones The poetry of Thomas vaughan jones http://members.aol.com/tvaughanjones/

34. Folks' Poems          Thomas Vaughan "Melancholy" Jones         THOMAS vaughan MELANCHOLY jones Liverpool, England About Melancholy jones. 2001, Thomas vaughan jones. Taking an Amendment (Well how do I know which one. http://www.cowboypoetry.com/tvj.htm

THOMAS VAUGHAN "MELANCHOLY" JONES Liverpool, England About "Melancholy" Jones One of Recognized for his poem, The Bank Robber About "Melancholy" Jones: We asked "Melancholy" Jones to tell us about himself: I was brought up in Liverpool, England, the city that gives birth to sailors rather than cowboys. I guess that if you get right down to it, they are pretty much the same breed of men. Tough, yet gentle, and filled with a sense of rightness about the world and all things in it. Always ready to laugh when things seem to be going against them, always running wild and free. So why did I choose to be a cowboy rather than go to sea? Well, Liverpool was, in its heyday, the doorway to America. When European and British people headed for the United States, they passed through our port. Many of my immediate family were first in the queue. They first arrived in Massachusetts in 1638. Generation after generation followed on. The folk who made the greatest impression on me were my grandmother's older brothers and sisters, who arrived in Texas and Kansas in 1858. My aunts and uncles joined them in 1900. My life was filled with tales of ranching on the Concho and Pecos rivers. Texas Rangers, land feuds, gunfights and bank holdups, and the dangers faced by my cousins, all duly recorded in the local press. Seemed they had to overcome floods, firestorms, droughts and disaster before they made the land their own. Their descendants are still there, in Water Valley, Tom Green County, and many other areas in the West.

35. Thomas Vaughan Jones, Nature Poet ~ Thomas vaughan jones ~ Click or scroll for Tom's poems A Choral Bouquet froman English Garden Tales From a Passing Cloud Harbingers Oh! To Be in April! http://www.geocities.com/naturepoets/tom.html

~ Thomas Vaughan Jones ~ Click or scroll for Tom's poems: A Choral Bouquet from an English Garden Tales From a Passing Cloud Harbingers Oh! To Be in April! ... Nature Poets home A Choral Bouquet from an English Garden The humming of the bumble bee Provides a perfect harmony Pulsating in the fragrant air With perfumed flowers everywhere. Resplendent is the red, red rose In carmined, multi-floral pose Each budding tenor giving tongue To hold the rhythm of the song The hollyhocks and fuschias fill The treble and sopranos' trill Each bell created every year To ring in chorus, crystal clear. Begonias themselves appoint A bass profundo counterpoint While red hot pokers, breathing fire Co-ordinate our floral choir. But through the music can be found One perfect, honeyed, solo sound One note which makes the heart rejoice The violet's soft, melodic voice. Back to top Tales From a Passing Cloud I see you all from here!

36. 'Sir' Vaughan Jones Reception Sir' vaughan jones reception. 14 August 2002. The Deputy ViceChancellorof Victoria University of Wellington, Professor Roy Sharp http://www.mcs.vuw.ac.nz/events/VJonesReception/

Skip over navigation 'Sir' Vaughan Jones reception (login) COMP MATH OPRE ... Contact 'Sir' Vaughan Jones reception 14 August 2002 The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Victoria University of Wellington, Professor Roy Sharp, joined staff of the School of Mathematical and Computing Sciences, other staff of VUW, and Professor Marsdon Conder from the University of Auckland, in congratulating Vaughan Jones (Professor of Mathematics, University of Berkeley, FRS) on the occasion of his investiture as Distinguished Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit, at a reception held at VUW on 14 August 2002. The standard applies. Updated: 15-Aug-2002, webmaster@mcs.vuw.ac.nz

37. Damian Vaughan Jones it does so. Designed by Damian vaughan jones, who graduated in 1996.Other examples of final year student work. Back to 'Gallery'. http://www.shu.ac.uk/schools/cs/indesign/gallery/damian.htm

Gallery : Coffee Maker : Damian Jones Coffee machine A product that raises the familiar ritual of making coffee to a form of theatre. Water is heated in the visible lower chamber, and percolates up through the coffee grounds. Coffee then trickles down the external chutes into the drinking cups, being cooled to a drinkable temperature as it does so. Designed by Damian Vaughan Jones, who graduated in 1996. Other examples of final year student work Back to 'Gallery' Product Design course page ... Industrial Design with Applied Technologies course page Page maintained by Peter Kaye

38. Homepage Of Vaughan Wynne-Jones eclectic http://www.hex.net/~vaughan/

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39. Mr Tecwyn Vaughan Jones Ffôn Tel +44 1654 702702. Cyflunydd Fax +44 1654 703604. Cyfeiriad Post PostalAddress Mr Tecwyn vaughan jones Celtica Y Plas Machynlleth Powys SY20 8ER. http://www.caerdydd.ac.uk/cymraeg/staff/scytvj.html

Lleoliad Location Canolfan Celtica Centre, Machynlleth Swydd Post: Cymrawd Adrannol/ Tutorial Fellow E-bost E-mail: tvj@celtica.wales.com Tel Cyflunydd Fax Cyfeiriad Post Postal Address Mr Tecwyn Vaughan Jones Celtica Y Plas Machynlleth Powys Cyfarwyddwr Canolfan Celtica a thiwtor mewn Astudiaethau Gwerin yn Adran y Gymraeg, Prifysgol Caerdydd rites de passage Mr Tecwyn Vaughan Jones is director of the Celtica Centre in Machynlleth and a tutorial fellow in Folk Studies at the Department of Welsh, Cardiff University . His main research interest is folk culture (especially theoretical aspects of the discipline), children's folklore, seasonal cust oms and rites de passage . A former member of staff of the Museum of Welsh Life, he has studied folklore, and followed a programme of doctoral studies, at the Memorial University in St John's, Newfoundland, Canada. He is the author of a comprehensiv e MA thesis ('Chwaraeon Gwerin Plant Cymru, 1860-1980'/ 'Welsh Children's Games, 1860-1980') and he has published a number of articles and books on folk customs in Wales. Tudalen Gartref Adran y Gymraeg Welsh Department Homepage Cynhelir a chedwir y safle hwn gan This site is maintained by Jeremy Evas evas@caerdydd.ac.uk

40. The Home Page Of Vaughan Wynne-Jones you have a burning urge to! If you have any questions, please emailme. Have fun, and I'll see you out there! vaughan Wynnejones. http://vip.hex.net/~vaughan/mainvwj.htm

Today is Welcome! For eight years, I've fooled around on the net. I've written software for it, wrote articles about it, and I'm sure one day I'll write a book on it. This website has evolved considerably over that time. The menu on the left will take you to the places that most people want to go when they get here. There are stories and articles to read, software to download,things to buy and some wierd stuff too. You can also buy my latest book if you have a burning urge to! If you have any questions, please email me. Have fun, and I'll see you out there! Vaughan Wynne-Jones

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