Phillips, Mike

Phillips, Mike and Trevor Phillips. 1998. Windrush The Irresistible Rise of Multi-Racial Britain. London HarpeiCollins. 

Acknowledgments. We would like to thank Rose Lopez, Ralph Yuhase, and Todd Janes for their help in preparing the many samples of ImuVert needed for these studies and Drs. Fr Pearson, Mike Hindahl, Greg Hirschfield, Mr. Dave Smiley and Ms. Connie Phillips for critically reading the manuscript... 

This research is supported in part by NSF Grant 8413301, by the R. A. Welch Foundation, and by an allotment of computer time at the Center for High Performance Computing at the University Texas. We are grateful to Mike Dopita, Mark Phillips, and Bob Kirshner for providing us with optical and UV data in numerical form, and to Stan Woosley for some of his dynamical models. We have benefited from conversations with numerous colleagues who have shared their excitement and insights into this remarkable event. 

We gratefully acknowledge the contributions of Gerry A. Rassias, Laure Finat-Duclos, Adel Ardakani, Patricia Ho-Hune, Suzanne Dilly, Lavril Doswell, Corinne Limousin, Mike McKenzie, David Barros, Mohamed M. Farah, Genna A. Parkes, Phillip Parker and Louise F. Appleby. 

But there s also a reason that Doug Tompkins thinks Turner could go down in history as his generation s giant of wildlands philanthropy, and that Mike Phillips, who was once the National Park Service s expert on wolves and now works for Turner, says that the founder of CNN, the twenty-four-hour cable news network, has surpassed Rockefeller with a body of conservation work that exceeds any human who has ever lived. ... 

My work is supported by the Medical Research Coimcil, LeirkoSite Inc., and the EP Abraham s Trust. 1 am indebted to many colleagues, particularly Herman Waldmarm, Steve Cobbold, Mike Clark, Jenny Phillips, Patrick Harrison, and Pru Bird for their help and advice. 

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