41. What's New At EpistemeLinks.com, New Philosophy Links 3/27/2004 George Edward moore stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; 3/20/2004Chinese Room Argument - stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; http://www.epistemelinks.com/New.aspx

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43. Premios Nobel · Libros · Cultura Y Ciencia · Terra Translate this page stanford moore. Fecha de nacimiento 1913 Fecha de nacimiento 1982 Paísde Nacimiento Estados Unidos País de Concesión Estados Unidos. http://cultura.terra.es/cac/libros/nobel/portada.cfm?idpersona=489&idpremio=471

44. Stanford Review [v2.0] - Archive - Volume XXXII - Issue 1 - Opinions stanford Review Archive - Volume XXXII - Issue 1 - Opinions Opinions Howard DeanBad for Democrats, Bad for Democrats by Alex moore Opinions Staff Writer. http://stanfordreview.org/Archive/Volume_XXXII/Issue_1/Opinions/opinions1.shtml

Search the Stanford Review Subscribe to our newsletter Advertising Information Letter to the Editor Comments for the Webmaster ... Shawn Sims Volume XXXII, Issue 1 February 12, 2004 Stanford Review Archive Volume XXXII Issue 1 - Opinions Opinions Howard Dean: Bad for Democrats, Bad for Democrats by Alex Moore Opinions Staff Writer The current Democratic Primaries have put the magnifying glass on Democratic candidates and on the Democratic Party as a whole. However, of all the Democrats, the greatest focus has been put on the former Governor of Vermont, Howard Dean. Outwardly, Dean has been portrayed as a leftist Democrat with a hot temper. He has been shown to have a lack of political suaveness and an inability to hold the interest of the public. Dean is now currently seen as a whining and confusing character. The fact that Democrats have made Dean one of their front-running candidates will only hurt the Democratic Party and will, by default, boost the lead President Bush will have as the incumbent. In plain terms, Dean will help George Bush get re-elected. Dean's obsession with personally attacking President Bush have worked less to expose deep flaws within the administration and more to give a clearer picture of a paranoid Howard Dean. He describes President Bush as, "not interested in being a good president", adding that, "He's interested in some complicated psychological situation that he has with his father." Dean's basic assumption that the President is motivated by abstract Father-Son psychology seems ludicrous to the average American and works specifically to alienate moderate American voters who normally would be very willing to listen to the Democratic platform. In making such statements, Dean is making the subtle political errors that will help to insure a Republican incumbent re-election.

45. Stanford Review [v2.0] - Archive - Volume XXVIII - Issue 5 - Opinion stanford Review Archive - Volume XXVIII - Issue 5 - Opinion OpinionMichael moore Visits stanford by Joe Fairbanks Staff Writer. http://stanfordreview.org/Archive/Volume_XXVIII/Issue_5/Opinion/opinion1.shtml

Search the Stanford Review Subscribe to our newsletter Advertising Information Letter to the Editor Comments for the Webmaster ... Sam Shapero Volume XXVIII, Issue 5 May 1, 2002 Stanford Review Archive Volume XXVIII Issue 5 - Opinion Opinion Michael Moore Visits Stanford by Joe Fairbanks Staff Writer After an hour-long delay and major technical difficulties with the microphones last week, outspoken liberal filmmaker and author Michael Moore delivered an oration to a near-full Kresge auditorium of fans and fanatics. The speech was Mr. Moore's latest stop on his cross-country tour promoting his new book, Stupid White Men. . . .and Other Sorry Excuses for The State of the Nation, a work of systematic and controversial attacks on President Bush and other government and business officials. To fill the time of delays at the scheduled 8 O'Clock speech, Mr. Moore's managers and the ASSU Speakers Bureau showed a fake infomercial about guns and the gun owners, presumably produced by Mr. Moore. Using a mascot named Pistol Pete, an anti-gun organization visited several places including Congress, public schools, guns shows, and the National Rifle Association's headquarters to educate people about gun violence. After 45 minutes of delays and fake infomercials the Speakers Bureau chairman announced to the somewhat restless crowd that Mr. Moore was now on his way. When Mr. Moore finally arrived he was greeted by applause and a partial standing ovation. He explained he was delayed because of plane trouble in Champagne, IL and then he had to go to a bookstore in St. Louis for a book-signing where people had been waiting for three hours to see him.

46. Stanford Continues A Streak The Cardinal mobbed moore in the opposite end zone from where a stanford tromboneplayer once fell, then ran to the other end of Memorial Stadium and saluted http://www.paloaltoonline.com/weekly/morgue/sports/2000_Nov_22.BIGAME.html

Publication Date: Wednesday Nov 22, 2000 COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Stanford continues a streak Overtime victory over Cal in the 103rd Big Game is Cardinal's sixth straight And on the final day, the alumni rested easy. Stanford's football team set the season straight with yet another thrilling victory. This wasn't just any game either. This was the Big Win. Those nasty Bears were put in their place for the sixth consecutive year, and Stanford boosters around the world can once more walk with their heads held high. And once again, fullback Casey Moore put his particular stamp on the contest. As you may recall from last year's Big Game victory, Moore put the seal on the game with the longest runa 94-yard touchdownin Big Game history. This year, all he did was catch his only pass of the game on the final play of the game. As if last-minute wins against Texas and USC weren't enough, Stanford (4-4, 5-6) decided it needed the first overtime in Big Game history before pulling out the 36-30 victory before a crowd of 67,500 in Berkeley's Memorial Stadium. Moore was ready. He caught a 25-yard touchdown pass on Stanford's second play in overtime in the 103rd Big Game.

47. Los Angeles Times - Registration For the next 11 minutes, UCLA failed miserably in its attempt to neutralize stanford sblitz — moore was sacked four times on UCLA s next three possessions. http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-ucla2nov02.story

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48. The Charge Of The Coalition Forces - By Thomas Gale Moore The Iraq War Is the United States Better Off? 3/16/2004. Thomas Gale Mooreis a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, stanford University. http://www.antiwar.com/orig/moore.php?articleid=2618

49. USATODAY.com stanford (81) fg ft rb min ma ma ot a pf tp J Childress 28 512 0-0 1-8 4 1 11 NRobinson 26 3-7 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 C Weatherby 1 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 E moore 9 2 http://www.usatoday.com/sports/scores104/104036/20040205NCAABSTANFORD--0nr.htm

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50. NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball - Rice Vs. Stanford Steals 5 (O Mance, R Smith, M Harris, A Spotts, J moore). stanford (79) fg ft rbmin ma ma ot a pf tp J Childress 26 14 0-0 1-5 5 3 2 J Davis 26 3-10 0-0 2-9 http://www.usatoday.com/sports/scores102/102328/20021124NCAABSTANFORD--0nr.htm

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51. The Stanford Daily Online Edition A UCBerkeley reporter asked moore what type of action and resistance hehad in mind. Copyright 2004 stanford Daily Publishing Corporation, http://daily.stanford.org/tempo?page=content&id=9113&repository=0001_article

52. Congressman Dennis Moore's Priorities - Newspaper Article - Template Club programs, was honored Tuesday as one of 10 recipients of the John stanford EducationHeroes Dennis moore, DKan., was on hand to pay tribute to Burmeister http://www.house.gov/moore/np-education-ljw11-29-00.htm

Focusing on Education Local News Newspaper Article Reprinted with the permission of the Lawrence Journal-World By Tim Carpenter Boys Club teacher is Stanford 'hero' Lawrence educator one of 10 recipients of Department of Education award The federal government is convinced Rosie Burmeister of Lawrence is the kind of teacher every child needs. Burmeister, responsible for injecting a new educational dimension into Lawrence Boys and Girls Club programs, was honored Tuesday as one of 10 recipients of the John Stanford Education Heroes Award presented by the U.S. Department of Education. "I'm glad to have this award, but we're a team," said Burmeister, surrounded by colleagues at the club's main site, 1520 Haskell. "We're a really good team." U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore, D-Kan., was on hand to pay tribute to Burmeister. "Rosie Burmeister demonstrates what we need more of in this country," Moore said. Burmeister coordinates an after-school, study-hall program for 85 children in the club's library. It's designed to improve reading, writing, math and spelling skills. Burmeister will receive an expense-paid trip to Washington to attend a Dec. 14 reception with Secretary of Education Richard Riley.

53. Www.TexasSports.com 1 Florida on consecutive days to reach the finals. A 53 title-match victoryover No. 2 stanford gave moore and Texas the programs first NCAA title. http://www.texassports.com/mainpages/tn_pages/moore_bio.html

DisplayAds("www.texassports.com/index@Top2","460"); FOOTBALL M BASKETBALL W BASKETBALL BASEBALL ... Links Head Coach Jeff Moore 22nd season at Texas Full name: Jeffrey Alan Moore Date of birth: May 22, 1952 Hometown: Cambridge, Mass. High School: Holland Hall School (Tulsa, Okla.) College: With 458 wins at Texas and a career coaching mark of 546-197 (.734), Moore ranks No. 2 on the all-time wins list of active Division I coaches, according to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA). During his tenure at The University of Texas, he has compiled an impressive dual mark of 458-141, boasting a .764. Texas teams have collected two national championships, five top-three national finishes, 17 regular season conference titles (11 Southwest and six Big 12 Conference) and 15 conference tournament crowns (nine SWC and six Big 12). In 2002, Texas finished the season ranked No. 10 in the nation after advancing to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Championships. Texas finished the year 23-6 in dual match action and won the Big 12 regular season and tournament titles. With Moore at the helm, his Texas teams have continued to compile an unmatched record in conference play over the past 12 years, winning 147 of 150 matches dating back to April 4, 1991. This includes an 81-4 mark overall against Big 12 Conference schools since entering the league in 1996.

54. MercuryNews.com | 04/26/2004 | Research Takes New Spin On Moore's Law Posted on Mon, Apr. 26, 2004. Research takes new spin on moore s Law. IBM,stanford JOIN TO ADVANCE CHIP PERFORMANCE By Dean Takahashi Mercury News. http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/8522879.htm

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for var request_url = escape(document.location.href); var request_domain = ".siliconvalley.com"; News Mercury News Top of Wires Columnists ... Back to Home Saturday, Jun 05, 2004 email this print this Posted on Mon, Apr. 26, 2004 Research takes new spin on Moore's Law IBM, STANFORD JOIN TO ADVANCE CHIP PERFORMANCE By Dean Takahashi Mercury News IBM and Stanford University plan to announce today a research collaboration aimed at developing a branch of electronics known as ``spintronics,'' which has the lofty goal of trying to keep the electronics revolution from fizzling out. The new lab, dubbed the Spintronic Science and Applications Center, or SpinAps, will be based at Stanford and at IBM's Almaden Research Center in San Jose. It will meld electrical and magnetic research. The researchers involved say their work is aimed at propping up Moore's Law, the observation first made by Intel Chairman Emeritus Gordon Moore that the number of transistors in a chip, and therefore chip performance, doubles every 18 months or so. After several decades of progress, Moore's Law is running into some fundamental barriers of physics, such as the fact that increasing miniaturization is producing chips that give off too much heat as they run. That is happening because electrons carry an electrical charge that creates heat as it flows through a chip. People experience that heat when they leave a laptop running on their knees, for instance. But now the heat is becoming so intense that it threatens to halt further improvements in chip performance.

55. Famous Chemists Web Site Famous Chemists Web Site. Here you can read life stories about famouspowerful chemists! stanford moore (1913 1982). American biochemist http://emur.org/chemists/stanford-moore.htm

Famous Chemists Web Site Here you can read life stories about famous powerful chemists! Stanford Moore (1913 - 1982) American biochemist, who, with Christian B. Anfinsen and William H. Stein, received the 1972 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for their research on the molecular structures of proteins. Moore received his Ph.D. degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1938 and joined the staff of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (now Rockefeller University) in New York City in 1939, attaining the rank of professor in 1952. Working together at the Rockefeller Institute, Moore and Stein pioneered new methods of chromatography for use in analyzing amino acids and small peptides obtained by the hydrolysis of proteins. In 1958 they helped develop the first automatic amino-acid analyzer, a machine that greatly facilitated the analysis of the amino acid sequences of proteins. In 1959 Moore and Stein used the new machine to make the first determination of the complete chemical structure of an enzyme, ribonuclease. Emo

56. IPFIX Mailing List: Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix Reply David moore Re cottrell@SLAC.stanford.EDU RE ipfixreqIpfix features . On Tue, Jun 18, 2002 at 095653AM -0400, calato http://ipfix.doit.wisc.edu/archive/0987.html

Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features] Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features] From: David Moore ( dmoore@caida.org Date: Tue Jun 18 2002 - 11:26:13 CDT Next message: calato@riverstonenet.com: "Re: [ipfix-arch] Re:" Previous message: David Moore: "Re: [ipfix-arch] Re:" In reply to: calato@riverstonenet.com: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" Next in thread: calato@riverstonenet.com: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" Reply: David Moore: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" On Tue, Jun 18, 2002 at 09:56:53AM -0400, calato@riverstonenet.com cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU > - > > > > Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 15:00:47 -0700 > > From: "Cottrell, Les" < cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU > > > Subject: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features > > To: "'K.C. Norseth'" < kcn@norseth.com ipfix-req@net.doit.wisc.edu > > > Cc: "Logg, Connie A." < cal@SLAC.Stanford.EDU

57. IPFIX Mailing List: Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix 02.txt ; In reply to David moore Re cottrell@SLAC.stanford.EDURE ipfixreq Ipfix features ; Next in thread David moore http://ipfix.doit.wisc.edu/archive/0984.html

Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features] Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features] calato@riverstonenet.com Date: Tue Jun 18 2002 - 08:56:53 CDT Next message: calato@riverstonenet.com: "[ipfix-arch] Re:" Previous message: K.C. Norseth: "[ipfix] draft-ietf-ipfix-architecture-02.txt" In reply to: David Moore: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" Next in thread: David Moore: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" Reply: calato@riverstonenet.com: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" Reply: David Moore: "Re: [cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features]" cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU > - > > Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 15:00:47 -0700 > From: "Cottrell, Les" < cottrell@SLAC.Stanford.EDU > > Subject: RE: [ipfix-req] Ipfix features > To: "'K.C. Norseth'" < kcn@norseth.com ipfix-req@net.doit.wisc.edu > > Cc: "Logg, Connie A." < cal@SLAC.Stanford.EDU

58. Untitled A native of Ireland, Stephen D. moore received a PhD in New Testament from theUniversity of Dublin (Trinity stanford, CA stanford University Press, 2001. http://www.users.drew.edu/smoore/

Stephen D. Moore Professor of New Testament The Theological and Graduate Schools Drew University Madison, NJ 07940 e-mail: smoore@drew.edu A native of Ireland, Stephen D. Moore received a PhD in New Testament from the University of Dublin (Trinity College) in 1986. He subsequently taught at Trinity, and also at Yale Divinity School, Wichita State University, and the University of Sheffield before coming to Drew in 1999. His research centers on the interface of biblical studies and other contiguous fields, especially literary studies, cultural studies, gender studies, and postcolonial studies. He is a former General Editor of the Journal for the Study of the New Testament , and a former Chair of the Hermeneutics Seminar of the British New Testament Society. Currently he serves on the editorial boards of Semeia Biblical Interpretation , and the Journal for the Study of the New Testament , and is Co-Chair of the New Testament Studies and Postcolonial Studies Consultation of the Society of Biblical Literature. Sample Courses Introduction to the New Testament Methods of Biblical Interpretation The Gospel of Mark Unveiling Revelation The Bible and Postmodernism Gender and Sexuality in the New Testament and Ancient Christianity Selected Publications Books Authored: Literary Criticism and the Gospels: The Theoretical Challenge New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1989.

59. Space Shuttle BAMA presents, absolutely free Helen moore of stanford University Leading anadventure in Space Shuttle Geometry At San Jose State University in the http://www.mathcs.sjsu.edu/faculty/dfhayes/BAMA/Moore.html

BAMA presents, absolutely free Helen Moore of Stanford University Leading an adventure in Space Shuttle Geometry At San Jose State University in the Engineering Auditorium Room 189 on Wednesday, April 5, 2000 at 7:30 pm Why do non-mathematicians need to know theoretical mathematics? The physicist Richard Feynman sat on a committee that investigated a NASA accident, and he knew why. If you know what a circle is, and you attend this talk, you'll know why. Bring a compass and a ruler (and a note pad), and you'll be able to participate in a hands-on demonstration. Helen Moore graduated from the North Carolina School of Science and Math, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She received her PH.D. in mathematics from the State University of New York in 1995, where she was a winner of a university-wide teaching award. She taught at Bowdion College in Main for three years before coming to Stanford University. Helen currently holds a lecturer position in the Stanford Math Department, and a National Science Foundation grant for her research that involves the mathematics of soap films. She has given more than 40 invited talks in four countries. She loves to play Ultimate frisbee and acoustic guitar. How to get to San Jose State University: From 101 take the First street or Guadalope Expressway exit and go to Fourth Street. Take Fourth to San Salvador Street; turn left onto San Salvador and park in the Seventh Street garage ($2.00). The Engineering building is on San Fernando between Seventh and Eighth Streets.

60. Scienceinpolicy.org: Signatories: Mi-Mo John MontgomeryBrown, stanford University. Lisa moore, stanford University.Brian moore, Yale Universitiy. Jonathan moore, University of Washington. http://scienceinpolicy.org/cgi-bin/petition.py?page=40

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