21. WebGED: Central MO Familes Data Page moore, Preston L. (r1848 ) - male b. BET 1847 AND 1849 in , Miller Co, Missourifather moore, stanford (1822 - 1898) mother Agee, Susan Arrena (1827 - 1892 http://www.jerrhald.org/wgm98.html

previous go to surnames Miller, Thursey Ann - female b. 11 DEC 1858 in Missouri d. 5 OCT 1944 father: Miller, William E. Judge (1796 - 1865) mother: Moore, Theresa Martin nee (1817 - 1861) spouse: Powell, Edward Eli (1856 - 1938) - m. 27 DEC 1878 child: Powell, Emmett (1881 - 1909) child: Powell, Elsie (1883 - ) child: Powell, Angie (1885 - ) child: Powell, Laura (1886 - ) child: Powell, Ernest (1889 - ) child: Powell, Minnie Saleter (1889 - ) child: Powell, Mary (1892 - ) child: Powell, Earl Edward "Gabe" (1896 - 1960) child: Powell, Leah Theresa (1900 - ) child: Powell, Mildred (1902 - ) spouse: Powell, Edward Eli "Pickett" (1856 - 1938) - m. DEC 1879 child: Powell, Earl Edward "Gabe" (1896 - 1960) Miller, Tina V. - female b. 28 NOV 1913 d. 11 MAR 1914 father: Miller, Leslie Cordell (1884 - 1926) mother: Harbison, Nora Doll (1888 - ) Miller, unnamed dau - female b. 10 JAN 1899 in , Moniteau Co, Missouri d. 11 JAN 1899 in , Moniteau Co, Missouri father: Miller, William Wesley (1871 - 1959) mother: Keck, Catherine Jacobina "Katie" (1873 - 1970) Miller, unnamed dau2 - female b. 16 JUL 1903 in , Moniteau Co, Missouri

22. Moore moore, stanford (szül. 1913. szept. 4. Chicago, Illinois, USA ? megh.1982. aug. 23. New York), amerikai biokémikus; a fehérjék http://www.mezgazd-koszeg.sulinet.hu/kemia/DATA/Tudosok/data/bh4/moore.html

23. Gordon And Betty Moore Foundation gift from the Gordon and Betty moore Foundation to the California Institute of Technology,which will allow scientists at Caltech and stanford University to http://www.moore.org/news_pr_012704microobservatory.asp

Press Releases Articles Press Releases New Tool for Reading a Molecule's Blueprints January 26, 2004 CONTACT: Genny Biggs Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Phone: 415-561-7722 Now this quest will be enhanced by a $ 14,206,289 gift from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to the California Institute of Technology, which will allow scientists at Caltech and Stanford University to collaborate on the building of a Molecular Observatory for Structural Molecular Biology. The observatory, to be built at Stanford, is a kind of ultra-powerful X-ray machine that will enable scientists from both institutions and around the world to "read" the blueprints of so-called macromolecules down at the level of atoms. Macromolecules, large molecules that include proteins and nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), carry out the fundamental cellular processes responsible for biological life. By understanding their makeup, scientists can glean how they interact with each other and their surroundings, and subsequently determine how they function. This knowledge, while of inherent importance to the study of biology, could also have significant practical applications, including the design of new drugs. The foundation of this discovery process, says Doug Rees, a Caltech Professor of Chemistry and Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and one of the principal investigators of the project, is that "if you want to know how something works, you first need to know what it looks like.

24. Gordon And Betty Moore Foundation fiveyear, $9 million grant from the Gordon and Betty moore Foundation and PatrickO. Brown of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and stanford University; and http://www.moore.org/news_pr_121702plos.asp

Press Releases Articles Press Release Public Library of Science to Launch New Free-Access Biomedical Journals with $9 Million Grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation December 17, 2002 CONTACT: Adrienne Larkin Phone: (650)724-4304 Fax: 415-358-4761 Email: plos@publiclibraryofscience.org Website: http://www.publiclibraryofscience.org San Francisco, CA, December 17, 2002 The Public Library of Science (PLoS), a non-profit, international grass-roots organization of scientists, announced today that it is launching a new scientific publishing venture that will make the published results of scientific research more accessible and useful to scientists, physicians and the public. This new effort is backed by a five-year, $9 million grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and by an important policy decision from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The PLoS initiative has been led by Dr. Harold E. Varmus, president of the Memorial-Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, former director of the National Institutes of Health and 1989 Nobel Laureate; Dr. Patrick O. Brown of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Stanford University; and Dr. Michael B. Eisen of Lawrence Orlando Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California, Berkeley. PLoS will publish two new journals - PLoS Biology and PLoS Medicine. The senior editorial board of the new journals is an international group of scientific luminaries (see list below). The PLoS journals will retain all of the important features of scientific journals, including rigorous peer-review and high editorial standards, but will use a new business model in which the costs of these services are recovered by modest fees on each published paper. This new model will allow PLoS to make all published works immediately available online, with no charges for access or restrictions on subsequent redistribution or use.

25. @Stanford Larry Augustin takes moore’s camera on a tour of the stanford campus and describeshow, as a PhD candidate in electrical engineering, he came to see a market http://www.stanfordalumni.org/motionpicture

26. Stanford Magazine > May/June 2002 > President's Column Marvin moore came to stanford in 1973 as a young deputy. At the time,he was at something of a crossroads in his life—when he http://www.stanfordalumni.org/news/magazine/2002/mayjun/upfront/presidents.html

PRESIDENT'S COLUMN Three Reminders About Why We're Here Marvin Moore, Daniel Pearl and John Gardner share a legacy of service. by John Hennessy Glenn Matsumura THERE IS NO MORE BEAUTIFUL That message was never more powerfully demonstrated than at three separate memorial services, only a few days apart, at Memorial Church recently. They reminded all of us in the Stanford community what a unique and remarkable place our university is. Daniel Pearl graduated from Stanford in 1985. As a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, his pursuit of truth in the dangerous circumstances that journalists come to accept represents the highest values of a free press in a democratic society. His death at the hands of terrorists and extremists was an attack on freedom and tolerance. I hope you take the same pride I do in belonging to a community that has included three such exceptional people. I can think of no better tribute to them than to live in a way that aspires to the high ideals and good works that were so central to each of their lives.

27. MSN Encarta - Moore, Stanford Translate this page moore, stanford. moore, stanford (1913-1982), amerikanischer Biochemiker undNobelpreisträger. Multimedia. Erfahren Sie mehr über moore, stanford aus, http://de.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_721551179/Moore_Stanford.html

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28. Track Details Silent O Moyle (moore/stanford). Siúil a ghrá (Trad/Hughes). Song of thebattle eve (moore/stanford). After the battle (moore/Stevenson). http://www.crotchet.co.uk/cgi-bin/cws/scan/rs=yes/se=BBM1022/sp=trackscl

1 items found. Additional composers or artists are detailed after their works. Item No. 1 Add to Wish List Write a Review CATALOGUE NR: RECORD LABEL: Black Box FORMAT: CD PRICE: including VAT, or excluding VAT RELEASE DATE: 23-Nov-1998 COMPOSER: Thomas Moore TITLE: Romancing Rebellion TRACKS: My gentle harp once more I waken (Moore/Stevenson) Come send round the wine (Moore/Stevenson) As vanquished Erin (Moore/Bishop). Erin the tear and the smile (Moore/Stevenson). Avenging and bright (Moore/Beethoven). The Minstrel boy (Moore/Beethoven). The parting kiss (Smyth/Beethoven). The deserter (Curran/Beethoven). L’Origine de la harpe (Moore/Berlioz). Silent O Moyle (Moore/Stanford). Siúil a ghrá (Trad/Hughes). ‘Tis the last rose of summer (Moore/Britten). Fanny Power arranged for piano trio (O’Carolan/TC Kelly). O the sight entrancing (Moore/Britten). Song of the battle eve (Moore/Stanford). After the battle (Moore/Stevenson). Weep on weep on (Moore/Stanford). Marbhna Eoghain Ruaidh Uí Néill (O’Carolan/Fleischmann). Lament arranged for piano trio (O’Carolan/TC Kelly). Oft in the stilly night (Moore/Britten). Oh! Breathe not his name (Moore). Union (When the planets are in place) (Pierce Turner). ARTISTS: Kathleen Tynan Dearbhla Collins Irish Piano Trio ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: This disc celebrates the bi-centenary of the Irish Rebellion of 1798 which featured such legendary figures as Robert Emmet Edward Fitzgerald and Wolfe Tone (all immortalised in Yeats’ poetry).

29. Nat'l Academies Press, Biographical Memoirs (1987), Stanford Moore OCR for page 355 stanford moore September4, 1913August23, 1982 BY EMIL L. SMITHAND CHW HIRS ST ANFORDmoore, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry in 1972, was born in http://books.nap.edu/books/0309036933/html/354.html

Read more than 3,000 books online FREE! More than 900 PDFs now available for sale HOME ABOUT NAP CONTACT NAP HELP ... ORDERING INFO Items in cart [0] TRY OUR SPECIAL DISCOVERY ENGINE Questions? Call 800-624-6242 Biographical Memoirs V.56 National Academy of Sciences ( NAS CHAPTER SELECTOR: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-iv Contents, pp. v-vi Preface, pp. vii-viii Richard McLean Badger, pp. 1-21 Arthur M. Bueche, pp. 22-41 Angus Campbell, pp. 42-59 William Gemmell Cochran, pp. 60-89 James Brown Fisk, pp. 90-117 James Gilluly, pp. 118-133 Kurt Godel, pp. 134-179 Sterling Brown Hendricks, pp. 180-213 Carl Leavitt Hubbs, pp. 214-249 Paul F. Lazarsfeld, pp. 250-283 Esmond R. Long, pp. 284-311 Eli Kennerly Marshall, Jr., pp. 312-353 Stanford Moore, pp. 354-385 Per Fredrik Thorkelsson Scholander, pp. 386-413 William H. Stein, pp. 414-441 Curt Stern, pp. 442-473 Merton Franklin Utter, pp. 474-499 John Hasbrouck Van Vleck, pp. 500-541 Vincent Du Vigneaud, pp. 542-595 Alexander Wetmore, pp. 596-626 GO TO PAGE: TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PRINTABLE PDF PAGE CHAPTER PAGE SEARCH THIS BOOK: PURCHASE OPTIONS HARDBACK list: web: Find More Like This Chapter Related Books: Biographical Memoirs V.48 (1976)

30. Storia Della Chimica. Premi Nobel Per La Chimica: Moore Translate this page Theatrum Chemicum. Personae stanford moore. stanford moore. 1913-1982. PremioNobel per la chimica 1972. con Christian Anfinsen. e con William H. Stein. http://www.minerva.unito.it/Theatrum Chemicum/NobelChimica/Moore.htm

Theatrum Chemicum Personae: Stanford Moore Stanford Moore Premio Nobel per la chimica 1972 con Christian Anfinsen e con William H. Stein Premio Nobel 1971 Premio Nobel 1973 Monografie, articoli e tesine di storia della chimica! var site="s10minerva"

31. ER MOORE PRODUCTS - ONLINE Regalia CATALOG stanford University stanford, CA SPECIAL DOCTORS REGALIA more info.GOWN The gown body is a combination of black and red with black http://www.ermoore.com/regalia/stanford.html

Stanford University Stanford, CA SPECIAL DOCTORS REGALIA more info GOWN The gown body is a combination of black and red with black front panels softly curving around the neck and sweeping down the length of the gown. A special Stanford shield embroidered emblem is placed at chest level on each of the front panels. Each of the black pointed sleeves has red lower portion. The lower portion of the pointed sleeves is partially lined with a degree color satin. The gown is an open style and has a pocket slit on the wearer's right. Note: This is a uniquely styled open front gown and does not have any velvet front panels nor velvet sleeve chevrons. HOOD The hood is a special Cambridge style with a black shell outlined with a two-inch dark blue velvet edging. The lining color is a solid field of red with the outer edge trimmed with a two-inch degree color satin.

32. R STANFORD MOORE FAMILY GENEALOGY i. ALLEN moore, b. Bef 1815. ii. R. stanford moore, b. December 12, 1815,N. Carolina; d. February 26, 1896, Oakwood Tx. ii. stanford moore. iii. http://members.aol.com/SHelveston/moore.html

Descendants of John J Moore Generation No. 1 JOHN J. MOORE. He married POLLY MATTHEWS. Possibly in NC (there were at least three other sons whose names are not known) Generation No. 2 R. STANFORD MOORE (JOHN J) was born December 12, 1815 in N. Carolina, and died February 26, 1896 in Oakwood Tx. He married LOUCINDA MARIAH ROBERTSON Generation No. 3 ALVIN4 MOORE (R. STANFORD, JOHN J) was born July 08, 1839, and died November 26, 1924. He married REBECCA HEATLEY. i. ELLA BELLE POST MOORE, Adopted child. (Alvin Moore's niece) ii. LORENA HEATLEY MOORE, Adopted child. (Rebecca Heatley's niece) (Alvin Moore and Rebecca Heatley were first cousins, their niece Alvin Rebecca Post was named for both of them, see below) CYNTHIA ARVAZINA MOORE (R. STANFORD MOORE, JOHN J) was born February 05, 1852 in Spearville La, and died July 18, 1900 in Oakwood Tx. She married JOHN SIDNEY POST November 26, 1868 in Spearville La2, son of David Post and Jane Heatley JONATHON MATTHEWS MOORE (R. STANFORD, JOHN J ) was born December 20, 1863, and died April 19, 1901. He married EMMA PATTON HOBBS November 21, 1888 in Leakey Tx. MELISSA MELINDA HASELTINE MOORE (R. STANFORd, JOHN J ) was born Abt 1865. She married (1). WILL PRUITT, She married (2). BILLY HOBBS

33. Editing Stanford Moore - Edit - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Nobel Prize Winning ChemistsNobel Prize Winning Chemists. 1971 1973. stanford moore. The Nobel PrizeIn Chemistry 1972. stanford moore died in 1982. Back To Main Page. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Stanford_Moore&action=edit

34. Jim Moore Home Page Jim moore (Assoc. AB Human Biology 1975 stanford University MS Biology 1975 stanfordUniversity PhD Biological Anthropology 1985 Harvard University Thesis http://weber.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/

Jim Moore (Assoc. Prof., Anthropology Dept, UCSD) Research interests: Generally, the relationships among demography and ecology in the evolution of complex sociality. How are age and 'altruism' related? Rainfall and coalition formation? Things like that. One application of such an approach is to the study of early hominid behavioral ecology, and a lot of my current work relates to that. At right, I'm collecting hair from a chimpanzee nest in Ugalla, Tanzania (the hair yields DNA for population genetic work, and the location of nests can tell us about ape use of savanna habitats). Email: jjmoore@ucsd.edu Publications Things I've worked on... (includes complete text of some papers) BioAnthro at UCSD Some general information on biological anthropology. Courses A variety of handouts and other teaching- related materials. STUDENTS: this is the place for handouts on research papers, who cares about fossil names, and other nifty things. African Ape Study Sites This is an archive of information on field sites where gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos have been studied. It is intended for use by researchers interested in comparative socioecology, and contains data, maps, photographs, site bibliographies and the like. For material on ape conservation, see Great apes in the wild (WWF) and the Bushmeat Crisis Task Force Southern California Primate Research Forum This is a twice-annual conference (meetings generally in April and November) that alternates among various colleges, universities and zoos in SoCal. Link to see past and future programs, register, etc.

35. Chimpanzees And Bonobos Compared what we know and do not know about these apesfailure to do so can result inremarkably bad science (see eg moore, 1992). stanford s paper represents an http://weber.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/publications/Stanford.html

Eprint note: this is the final submitted version; it hasn't been double-checked against the published version and there could be minor editorial discrepancies. Moore, J. (1998). Commentary on The social behavior of chimpanzees and bonobos (by Craig Stanford). Curr. Anthropol. Back to list of publications Commentary on C. B. Stanford, "Social behavior of chimpanzees and bonobos: Empirical evidence and shifting assumptions. Current Anthropology Jim Moore Anthropology Dept. University of California, San Diego La Jolla CA 92093-0532 jjmoore@ucsd.edu After that initial surprise, some readers may feel smug about progress in their own fields. That would represent a serious misunderstanding. The reason we do not "understand chimpanzees" (or bonobos) is the same as the reason that after about 2,000 years of formal inquiry, we still cannot say confidently that we "understand humans." Cultural ecologists and evolutionary psychologists can point to broad trends, but every such pattern is subject to the criticism, "But what about the Fugawi?" As long as we see instances (tribes, cultures, species) as categorically unique examples of different essences, our understanding is not likely to get much beyond naming the beasts of the field and birds of the air. Discovering the degree to which taxonomic categories (and by implication, genes) constrain sociodemographic continua is a central goal of primatology. Only by recognizing the underlying conceptual continuity can the meaning of local perturbations due to phylogeny be understood; only by recognizing the non-phylogenetic forces promoting categorical essentializing can we understand and compensate for them. This paper is a real contribution to this effort.

36. The Stanford Management Company -Press Releases 10/1/03 CONTACT Andreé moore, stanford Management Company (650) 9260258 stanfordUniversity endowment report issued by stanford Management Company The http://www.stanfordmanage.org/smc_press.html

Press Releases CONTACT: Andreé Moore, Stanford Management Company: (650) 926-0258 Stanford University endowment report issued by Stanford Management Company The Stanford Merged Endowment Pool (MEP) generated an 8.8 percent investment return for the 12 months ended June 30, 2003, according to the Stanford Management Company. In a volatile period for the financial markets the MEP's well-diversified mix of assets performed consistently well. The one-year return placed Stanford in the top quartile of major college and university endowments. Over the past 10 years, the MEP has achieved an annualized return of 14.0 percent, growing from $2.4 billion to $8.2 billion. The MEP is Stanford's primary investment pool for the university's endowment and 75 percent of its expendable funds. Income from the Stanford University endowment now supports 16 percent of the university's $2.3 billion budget.

37. ESPN.com - NCB - Collebe Basketball Teams Matt McKinney, UCLA Jeff McMillan, USC Richard Midgley, California Marcus moore,Washington State Steve moore, Arizona State Evan moore, stanford Andrew moore http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/players?conf=21&position=0

38. ESPN.com - NCB - Stanford Gives Washington St. The Heave-ho Hernandez made two free throws to make it 5652 with 108 left. moore counteredwith two free throws for the Cougars, then Haryasz hit a basket for stanford. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/recap?gameId=240640265

39. NCAA DIVISION I FOOTBALL Team Oregon Year 2003 Thru 01/31/04 Player Steven moore Uniform 4 PositionDB Class SR. stanford, 10/25/03, stanford, 350, Yes, 0, 0, 0, 1, 4, 0, 0, 0,0, 0, 0. http://web1.ncaa.org/d1mfb/playerDetail.jsp?yr=2003&org=529&player=4

40. Stanford Moore Translate this page Chemienobelpreis 1972 (Nobel Prize Chemistry 1972) stanford moore,amerikan. Biochemiker, geb. 4. Sept. 1913, gest. 23. Aug. 1982. http://www.zuta.de/npchem/moore.htm

Chemienobelpreis 1972 (Nobel Prize Chemistry 1972) Stanford Moore, amerikan. Biochemiker, geb. 4. Sept. 1913, gest. 23. Aug. 1982 This one I miss. Ich bin auf der Suche nach Moore ....

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