61. CNNSI.com - College Football - Heisman Heroes - Stanford's Favorite Son: Jim Plu The only bombs were those thrown by Plunkett, who passed for 275 yards and onetouchdown, a 50yard pass to tight end Bob moore. stanford had overcome the http://www.cnnsi.com/football/college/heisman/news/2000/10/20/jim_plunkett/

U.S. SPORTS col. football scores schedules ... Swimsuit 2001 CENTERS Fantasy Central Inside Game Multimedia Central Statitudes ... Work in Sports CNNSI.com GROUP Sports Illustrated Life of Reilly Television SI Women ... CNN Languages COMMERCE SI Customer Service SI Media Kits Get into College Sports Memorabilia ... Click here for more on this story Posted: Friday October 20, 2000 2:57 PM Jim Plunkett spent 17 years in the NFL after leaving Stanford. Allsport In the summer of 1970, Bob Murphy, Stanford's sports publicity chief, felt compelled to issue an unusual release. "Gentlemen of the Press," it read. "My title is Sports Information Director, not Campaign Manager! This is by way of saying that our great quarterback Jim Plunkett will win his awards on the field, and not in the publicity office." The Heisman Trophy campaign had started to resemble a national election. As a glut of talented passers including Plunkett, Notre Dame's Joe Theismann, Mississippi's Archie Manning and Kansas State's Lynn Dickey vied for college football's most cherished prize, SIDs courted votes with elaborate public relations schemes. (The Mississippi precinct was well covered with Archie dolls and bumper stickers.) But with a candidate like Plunkett, it was easy for Murphy to stay above the fray. Plunkett's numbers spoke volumes: He led Stanford to an 8-3 regular-season record, threw for 18 touchdowns and ran for three others, amassing 2,898 yards total offense in the process, and 7,887 in three years, then an NCAA standard. His strength was legendary, and he had the finesse to go with it.

62. SI.com - College Football - Stanford Cardinal Team Stats 2002 stanford Team Stats. Passing. NAME, G, ATT, COM, PCT, YDS, YDS/ATT, YDS/G,INT, TD. 1. Kerry Carter, 9, 137, 497, 3.6, 55.2, 2. 2. Casey moore, 11, 54,348, 6.4, 31.6, 1. http://www.cnnsi.com/football/college/stats/team/2002/stanford.html

THE WEB SI.com Updated: Friday February 7, 2003 12:42 PM STANFORD CARDINAL Team Page Schedule Roster Standings ... 2003 Preview Record: (2-9) Rankings: AP: NR Coaches' Poll: NR 2002 Stanford Team Stats Passing NAME G ATT COM PCT YDS YDS/ATT YDS/G INT TD Kyle Matter Chris Lewis Ryan Eklund Teyo Johnson Eric Johnson Totals Rushing NAME G RUSHES YARDS YDS/RUSH YDS/G TD Kerry Carter Casey Moore Kenneth Tolon Ii J.r. Lemon Kyle Matter Justin Faust K. Tolon Ii Ryan Wells Luke Powell Nick Sebes Casey Carroll Chris Lewis Grant Mason Pat Jacobs Cooper Blackhurst Gerren Crochet Eran Landry Teyo Johnson Ryan Eklund Totals Receiving NAME G REC YARDS YDS/REC YDS/G TD Teyo Johnson Alex Smith Luke Powell Ryan Wells ... Grant Mason Casey Moore Greg Camarillo Nick Sebes Gerren Crochet Kerry Carter ... J.r. Lemon Cooper Blackhurst Justin Faust K. Tolon Ii Brett Pierce Will Svitek Kenneth Tolon Ii Totals Total Offense NAME G RUSH ATT RUSH YDS PASS ATT PASS YDS TOTAL PLAYS TOTAL YARDS YDS/G Kyle Matter Chris Lewis Kerry Carter Casey Moore Kenneth Tolon Ii J.r. Lemon Justin Faust K. Tolon Ii Ryan Eklund Ryan Wells Luke Powell Nick Sebes Casey Carroll Grant Mason Pat Jacobs Cooper Blackhurst Gerren Crochet Eran Landry Totals Touchdowns NAME PASS TD RUSH TD REC TD KICK TD PUNT TD FUM TD INT TD ORET TD ALL TD PTS Kyle Matter Teyo Johnson Chris Lewis Kenneth Tolon Ii Casey Moore J.r. Lemon

63. PantherInsider.com: Round 7 (#247) Casey Moore, FB (Stanford) Click here to visit our sponsor. Round 7 ( 247) Casey moore, FB (stanford), Apr27, 2003, Casey moore. By Will Logan Round 7 ( 247) Casey moore, FB (stanford). http://panthers.theinsiders.com/2/107717.html

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64. Robert C. Moore Robert C. moore. Fellow Commoner, Churchill College, Cambridge (198587);Consulting Associate Professor, stanford University (1984-85, 1987-89); http://www.ai.sri.com/~bmoore/

Robert C. Moore Principal Scientist Natural Language Research Program Artificial Intelligence Center SRI International Internet: bmoore@ai.sri.com Research Areas Spoken-language understanding Statistical language modeling Natural-language parsing Natural-language semantics Foundations of nonmonotonic reasoning Reasoning about knowledge and action Automatic deduction Current Projects Improved Spoken-Language Understanding Software Systems Gemini Air Travel Information Service (ATIS) CommandTalk Other Positions Held Director, SRI Natural Language Research Program (1989-92) Director, SRI Cambridge Computer Science Research Centre (1986-7) Fellow Commoner, Churchill College, Cambridge (1985-87) Consulting Associate Professor, Stanford University (1984-85, 1987-89) Visiting Industrial Lecturer, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University (1983) Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (1979-80) Professional Activities Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence Member of editorial boards of Artificial Intelligence and Computational Linguistics Member of the Association for Computational Linguistics and Sigma Xi Education 1979 PhD, Artificial Intelligence, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

65. CollegeSports.com Interactive Miller, Jai, ATH, 6 4 , 195, Signed, Alabama, stanford. moore, Evan, TE, 6 6 ,235, Signed, California, stanford. Nnoli, Emeka, RB, 6 1 , 225, Signed, California,stanford. http://interact.fansonly.com/recruiting/searchrecruit.cfm?sport=football&dbyear=

66. Albuquerque Tribune Online Aggie AllSun; stanford escapes THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. New Mexico State senior men sbasketball player James moore, the school s all-time leading shot blocker http://www.abqtrib.com/archives/sports04/030504_sports_menhoop.shtml

SEARCH CONTACT US HELP SUBSCRIBE ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico, U.S.A. HOME NEWS SPORTS BUSINESS ... CONTACT US PARTNERS HGTV FOOD NETWORK FINE LIVING DO IT YOURSELF ... KRQE NEWS 13 TRIB EXTRAS THE RECIPE BOX SILVERY MINNOW ISOTOPES IRAQ LINKS ... JOURNALISTS Aggie All-Sun; Stanford escapes THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Mexico State senior men's basketball player James Moore, the school's all-time leading shot blocker, was named to the All-Sun Belt Conference first team. It's the second straight year Moore earned a spot on the all-conference first team. As a junior in 2002-03, Moore, a 6-foot-8 forward, was the conference's Player of The Year. Moore had 200 blocks during his career at NMSU. This season he blocked 54 shots and averaged 15.4 points a game. As a scorer, Moore never shot below 53 percent from the field and scored in double figures 88 times. He scored over 20 points in a game 25 times. "If you look at what he has done this season and through the years, you can see that this is a justified honor," said NMSU coach Lou Henson. "He is a tremendous talent and one of the most skilled players I have ever coached." Moore was the only Aggie player named to the all-conference first and second teams.

67. Stanford University Cardinal | Football | The Official Athletic Site Fullback Casey moore caught a 25yard touchdown pass on stanford s second play inovertime as the Cardinal beat California 36-30 on Saturday in the 103rd Big http://gostanford.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/111800aaa.html

June 5, 2004 Insider Newsletter TEAMS IN THE NEWS SCHEDULES ONLINE STORE ... WIRELESS Email login: Password: New users Signup! Current Conditions In Stanford, CA: M/CLOUDY Temp: 58 Wind: 2 W Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sailing Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Fullback Casey Moore scores on a 25-yard touchdown pass to lift Stanford past Cal. Football Home HEADLINES Football Schedule Changes: San Jose State, BYU Games Moved Up One Week Punter Eric Johnson Signs Free Agent Contract With The Titans Gordon, Chambers, Caylor Selected in NFL Draft RELATED LINKS CollegeSports.com Wire Email this to a friend Stanford Victorious In Another Big Game Thriller! Cardinal runs series win streak to six games with 36-30 defeat of rival Cal. Nov. 18, 2000

68. Year 4 PEER Investigators (Filiatrault-Moore) Seismic Risk Model for a Designated Highway System/1041999.1 Anne Kiremidjian(stanford/F), Sam Chiu (stanford/F), James moore II (USC/F), Mark Audigier http://peer.berkeley.edu/yr4_research/pi_list2.html

Previous set of investigators (Anderson-Fenves) Next set of investigators (Nazir-Zerbe) ... Back to Year 4 Research page University of California, San Diego Inventory and Response Evaluation of Important Building Contents/5192000 Andre Filiatrault (UCSD/F) , Constantin Christpoulos (UCSD/GS), Christopher Stearns (UCSD/US) The main objectives of the research are to compare existing guidelines and regulations for the design, testing (qualification) of non-structural components and to summarize published analytical and experimental research on non-structural components. The project is contributing to the development of a rational research plan for a coordinated study of nonstructural building components within PEER. The research project focus on non-structural building components and will include mechanical and electrical equipment (pumps, HVAC equipment, motor control center, elevators, etc.) as well as architectural systems (wall finish materials and panels, ceiling systems, etc.). [Full Report] Substation Equipment Interaction-Experimental Models of Rigid Bus Connectors/403 Andre Filiatrault (UCSD/F) , Derry Evanger (UCSD/GS), Christopher Stearns (UCSD/US) The main objective of this project is to develop guidelines for the design of flexible bus (cable) systems in order to minimize or eliminate the seismic interaction between connected substation equipment. These guidelines will be formulated in terms of generic recommended cable configurations and will be based on the results of experimental studies conducted in this project and analytical studies conducted in another project at the University of California, Berkeley.

69. Stanford, MT News - Topix.net The measure was prompted by the treatment of a former moore High Schoolstudent. BestSellers for stanford, Montana FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 9-15. http://www.topix.net/city/stanford-mt

Saturday, June 5, 2004 Stanford, MT News change city Search Local Sports Seattle Seahawks Seattle Mariners Colorado Rockies Seattle SuperSonics ... Utah Jazz Local Resources Stanford Directory Map of Stanford Aerial Photo Movie Times ... Stanford City Guide by AreaGuides.net Stanford Hotels Stanford Real Estate Stanford Yellow Pages Improve your site Add these news headlines to your website - click here Area News Killer sentenced to 150 years Great Falls Tribune - Saturday May 29 (32.9 miles) Convicted killer John Stanley Jones, 37, will be eligible for parole from the Montana State Prison when he is 76 years old, six years older than the Lewistown woman he stabbed and ... See also: Violent Crime Lewistown Davison says he'll offer fresh ideas as gov Helena Independent Record - Saturday May 29 (58.9 miles) Pat Davison became a man at age 13, after a train hit his father s truck near Fort Benton and killed him. See also: Fort Benton Starting tradition The Weekly Post - Friday May 28 (32.9 miles) Geraldine golf coaches Chris Andrews and Mark Hale stood on a hill overlooking the first hole of the Hampton Cove Golf Course not knowing what to expect. Hundreds grieve for DHS student Denton Record-Chronicle - Thursday May 27 (19.7 miles)

70. UCI Chemistry Faculty Profile Award Appointments 196365, Postdoctoral Research Associate, stanford ResearchInstitute Chair Tiedemann, R.; Heileman, MJ; Schaumann, E.; moore, HW Journal http://www.chem.uci.edu/people/faculty/halmoore/

Chem Home people Harold W. Moore Professor Emeritus, Chemistry 5042B Frederick Reines Hall halmoore@uci.edu Degrees PH.D., University of Illinois, 1963 B.S. 1959, Colorado State University Postdoctoral Appointments 1963-65, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Stanford Research Institute Chair of UCI Department of Chemistry Dean of UCI School of Physical Sciences Joined UCI faculty in 1965 Honors/Awards School of Physical Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award UCI Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award Appointments: 1963-65, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Stanford Research Institute Chair of UCI Department of Chemistry Dean of UCI School of Physical Sciences Joined UCI faculty in 1965 Research Interests Organic Chemistry Research Summary The main objective of our research is the discovery of new reactions of synthetic and mechanistic interest. This exploratory program is complemented by target-specific syntheses. In this regard, selected natural products that are structurally amenable to function as bioreductive alkylating agents, and thus potential anticancer agents, are of particular interest. In addition, we are interested in the design and synthesis of non-natural products that will selectively cleave DNA but only subsequent to an activating chemical step. Problems of current interest are the following: (1) synthesis and chemistry of un usual ketenes, e.g.

71. Stanford Chapel Cemetery, McLennan Co. TX Contributed For Use In Tom, 1878 1941 KNIGHT, Minnie, 1869 - 1945 Shirley Norfolk sent in these additionsto the inventory at stanford Chapel Cemetery Ira Lee moore Born March 7 http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/mclennan/cemeteries/stanford.txt

72. IBM Allies With Stanford For Spintronics - ZDNet UK News A technology that could circumvent an approaching bar to moore s Lawwill be jointly investigated by IBM and stanford University. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/chips/0,39020354,39152842,00.htm

Price Comparison Shopping at ZDNet All of ZDNet News Insight Comment White Papers Reviews Downloads Prices Jobs All the Web top search newsletters News Hardware ... Chips Saturday 5th June 2004 IBM allies with Stanford for spintronics Michael Kanellos CNET News.com April 26, 2004, 10:30 BST Tell us your opinion A technology that could circumvent an approaching bar to Moore's Law will be jointly investigated by IBM and Stanford University IBM and Stanford University on Monday will announce a joint effort to conduct further research into spintronics, which is a technology that one day could lead to computers that could start working as soon as the power comes on or rapid fire digital cameras. The project, called the Spintronics Science and Application Centre, was announced late Sunday in The New York Times . It will be based out of IBM's Almaden Research facility in San Jose, California, and the nearby Palo Alto, California, campus of Stanford University. Spintronics revolves around precisely controlling the magnetic field emanating from a thin film. Magnetic fields create electrical resistance, and high and low levels of resistance can be assigned a one or zero designation. By controlling the magnetic field and interpreting the resistance levels at various points on the film, digital data is created. The name derives from the fact that the electrons are said to spin in parallel, or in different directions. It is, however, a metaphor.

73. WVEC.com | News For Hampton Roads, Virginia | Sports 108 left. moore countered with two free throws for the Cougars, thenMatt Haryasz hit a basket for stanford. Robinson scored on http://www.wvec.com/sharedcontent/sports/printwire/030504ccwcSportsCBstanfordwin

Sports Norfolk, Virginia Customize E-mail newsletters MySpecialsDirect Home ... What's New College Basketball: Buzzer-beater keeps Stanford unbeaten March 5, 2004 By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS / Associated Press "I knew time was low," said Lottich, who led the Cardinal with 15 points. "I've done it before." But rarely with so much on the line. The improbable shot gave Stanford its 26th consecutive win and squashed Washington State's hopes of toppling a No. 1 team for the first time in 24 tries. "We, obviously, were very lucky at the end," Cardinal coach Mike Montgomery said. "I don't know how many times Matt Lottich has made those." Stanford (26-0, 17-0 Pac-10) must defeat Washington on Saturday in Seattle to complete the first 18-0 season in Pac-10 history. "It'll be an NCAA-level game," Montgomery said. "We've got a one-game season for a perfect season." No. 2 Saint Joseph's (27-0) also is trying to finish unbeaten. The Hawks' next game comes in the Atlantic 10 tournament, which starts March 10. In the only other game Thursday involving a ranked team, No. 13 Cincinnati was upset by DePaul 68-65.

74. Stanford Sweeps 7C Meet - Greatfallstribune.com BOYS. Team scores. 1. stanford 116; 2. Denton 107; 3. Hobson 98; 4. Judith Gap 82;5. Roy 53; 6. Grass Range 36; 7. Winifred 23; 8. moore 6. Individual results. http://www.greatfallstribune.com/news/stories/20040515/localsports/427738.html

OAS_sitepage = 'news.greatfallstribune.com/stories/sports'; OAS_listpos = 'Top,Bottom,Right1,Right2'; OAS_query = ''; OAS_target = '_top'; pageName = "20040515 - Local Sports: Stanford sweeps 7C meet"; edition = "20040515"; Home News Entertainment Communities ... Customer Service site = "MTGRE"; section="HOME"; gnsSite ="greatfallstribune"; Home News Local News Obituaries ... Customer Service Local Sports - Saturday, May 15, 2004 Stanford sweeps 7C meet LEWISTOWN Stanford swept the team titles in the District 7C track and field meet Friday. The Stanford boys edged Denton 116-107, while the Wolves won the girls' title with 129.5 points, 37.5 ahead of Judith Gap. The top five individual placers and the top five relay teams travel to Great Falls next Thursday for the Ralph Halverson Northern divisional meet. BOYS Team scores 1. Stanford 116; 2. Denton 107; 3. Hobson 98; 4. Judith Gap 82; 5. Roy 53; 6. Grass Range 36; 7. Winifred 23; 8. Moore 6. Individual results 100 1. Calvin Walter, JG, 10.79 (new record; old record 11.00 by Nick Lahr, Denton, 1996); 2. Garath Stahl, GR, 10.95; 3. Caleb Ridgeway, Sta, 11.48; 4. Cole Derks, Den, 11.64; 5. Nick Econom, WNF, 11.90; 6. Weston Merrill, JG, 12.0. 110 hurdles 1. Julian Rogers, Hob, 16.24; 2. Jim Page, JG, 16.55; 3. Calvin Bronec, Den, 16.89; 4. Lance Robbins, WNF, 18.45; 5. Patrick Morris, Moore, 19.17; 6. Casey Willmore, Roy, 20.14.

75. AEGiS-SC Hooking Up For Health Stanford Van Brings Medicine And Click here to return to San Francisco Chronicle main menu DonateNow Hooking up forhealth stanford van brings medicine and Marlon moore has no family doctor. http://www.aegis.com/news/sc/2002/SC020512.html

Important note: Information in this article was accurate in 2002. The state of the art may have changed since the publication date. Hooking up for health: Stanford van brings medicine and compassion to homeless or uninsured young people San Francisco Chronicle - Friday, May 24, 2002 Michael Pena, Chronicle Staff Writer Marlon Moore has no family doctor. No HMO. No health insurance. But he does have the access to a weekly checkup. Moore, 19, his head wrapped in a blue 'do rag, his dark jeans tumbling over his sneakers, fit right in as he strolled up Ellis Street toward the Tenderloin Recreation Center. He was with a friend, who pointed to the long, white trailer parked in front of the center. They wandered over, and after his friend went in and finished his business, Moore, a Larkin Youth Center resident, slipped in. The blinds in the 36-foot recreational vehicle remained drawn, so what happened next went unseen to anyone outside. But it involved someone inserting a needle in Moore's arm and a serious talk about his nagging urge to smoke a pack a day. A constant flow of wayward youth, or some just going through hard times, visit the RV every week looking for a hook up. But in this case, it's a health hook up: a chance to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases and some advice on quitting cigarettes.

76. CBS.SportsLine.com - NCAA Football Stanford 38, Arizona State 27 moore is also planning to play power forward on the stanford basketball team. 1454,stanford Touchdown 33-yard pass from Chris Lewis to Evan moore. http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegefootball/gamecenter/recap/NCAAF_20031108_AZST@S

document.write(''); ID: Password: Register Help Web SportsLine Home NFL NBA MLB ... Injuries GameCenter Stanford vs. Arizona State Recap Stanford 38, Arizona State 27 Nov. 8, 2003 SportsLine.com wire reports STANFORD, Calif. J.R. Lemon pounded his way to a career-high 151 yards on 34 carries and scored two touchdowns, and Stanford recorded a season high in points to defeat Arizona State 38-27 on Saturday. Chris Lewis ran for a score and passed for two more as just about everything went right again for the Cardinal (4-4, 2-4 Pac-10) a week after their 21-14 upset of UCLA. Lewis went 18-of-34 for 279 yards as Stanford compiled 474 yards of offense, despite playing through a steady rain in the second half. If the past two games are any indication, the Cardinal seem to be finding some consistency that coach Buddy Teevens has been striving for all season. Lemon came up big in place of leading rusher Kenneth Tolon, who hurt his thumb in a warmup drill before the game and played only the first snap. Lemon's totals were the most for a Stanford running back since 1997. His previous best was 103 yards in a 31-10 win against San Jose State in the season opener Sept. 6. Evan Moore caught a 33-yard touchdown pass from Lewis on the first play of the fourth quarter, then was down for several minutes before being helped off the field by several members of the training staff and carted away with an apparent left ankle injury. Moore is also planning to play power forward on the Stanford basketball team.

77. MovieGoods - Search For "I. Stanford Jolley" Crimson Ghost, The (1946), Crimson Ghost, The (1946) CAST Charles Quigley, LindaStirling, Clayton moore, I. stanford Jolley; DIRECTED BY Fred C. Brannon http://www.moviegoods.com/search2.asp?find_spec=I. Stanford Jolley&mscssid=

78. Stanford 2000 stanford 2000 July 30 Bank of the West Classic California Hard Tier II 19971998 1999 2000 2001 2002, Qual 2, Alina Jidkova(2) d. Joanne moore, 75 7-5. http://www.angelfire.com/space/wta/tur2000/stan271.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Stanford 2000 July 30 Bank of the West Classic California Hard Tier II F Venus Williams (2) d. Lindsay Davenport SF Lindsay Davenport (1) d. Monica Seles SF Venus Williams (2) d. Anna Kournikova QF Lindsay Davenport (1) d. Chanda Rubin QF Monica Seles (4) d. Cara Black QF Anna Kournikova (9) d. Sandrine Testud QF Venus Williams (2) d. Amy Frazier Lindsay Davenport (1) d. Nicole Pratt Chanda Rubin (8) d. Mashona Washington -Q Monica Seles (4) d. Meghann Shaughnessy Cara Black d. Amanda Coetzer Anna Kournikova (9) d. Jana Nejedly Sandrine Testud (5) d. Tathiana Garbin Amy Frazier (10) d. Kristina Brandi Venus Williams (2) d. Tatiana Panova Lindsay Davenport -usa(1) bye Nicole Pratt -aus d. Marissa Irvin -usa-WC Mashona Washington -usa-Q d. Alina Jidkova -rus-LL Chanda Rubin -usa(8) d. Fabiola Zuluaga -col Monica Seles -usa(4) bye Meghann Shaughnessy -usa d. Kim Clijsters -bel Cara Black -zim d. Erika de Lone -usa Amanda Coetzer -rsa(6) d. Janet Lee -tpe-Q Anna Kournikova -rus(9) d. Anne Miller -usa Jana Nejedly -can d. Pavlina Nola -nzl-Q Tathiana Garbin -ita d.

79. George Edward Moore version history HOW TO CITE THIS ENTRY. stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. lastsubstantive content change MAR 26 2004. George Edward moore. http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/moore/

version history HOW TO CITE THIS ENTRY Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A B C D ... Z This document uses XHTML-1/Unicode to format the display. Older browsers and/or operating systems may not display the formatting correctly. last substantive content change MAR George Edward Moore 1. Life and Career 2. The Refutation of Idealism Principia Ethica 4. Philosophical Analysis ... Related Entries 1. Life and Career Moore's Fellowship ended in 1904; after a spell away from Cambridge, Moore returned there in 1911 to a lectureship in the University and he then lived there for the rest of his life (apart from an extended visit to the U.S.A. in 1940-44). In 1921 he became editor of Mind , the leading British philosophical journal, and in 1925 he became a Professor at Cambridge. These two appointments confirmed his position as the most highly respected British philosopher of the time, and with Wittgenstein back in Cambridge after 1929, Cambridge became the most important centre of philosophy in the world. Moore retired as Professor in 1939 (to be succeeded by Wittgenstein) and as editor of Mind in 1944; these retirements marked not only the end of his pre-eminence, but also of the golden age of Cambridge philosophy.

80. I2214: Eliza H. MEANS ( - ) _ _Leland stanford HAYSLIP _ _ Leland stanford HAYSLIPP _Hector McAlester Albert H. moore. http://mason.math.tntech.edu/mason/d0005/g0000064.htm

Eliza H. MEANS Family 1 Julius Rembert POELLNITZ Julius E. POELLNITZ Claudia POELLNITZ Eliza H. MEANS ... INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Wed May 26 21:52:50 1999 Leland Stanford HAYSLIPP BIRTH Father: Leland Stanford HAYSLIP Mother: Mary Rankin MACKETHAN Leland Stanford HAYSLIPP INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Wed May 26 21:52:50 1999 Charles COLVIN BIRTH : 17 FEB 1797 Father: John COLVIN Mother: Flora MCALLISTER _John COLVIN _John COLVIN Charles COLVIN ... INDEX Notes No issue; "died old and unmarried." Vol. II, IV-3 Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Wed May 26 21:52:50 1999 John Wilson MCKAY Father: Wilson James MCKAY Mother: Sallie WITHERSPOON John Wilson MCKAY INDEX Notes Vol. I, III-4-7-1-1 Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Wed May 26 21:52:50 1999 Albert H. MOORE BIRTH : 6 JAN 1823, Greensboro,Georiga DEATH : Texas Father: Joseph V. MOORE Mother: Martha Matilda "Patsy" GOSS Albert H. MOORE INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Wed May 26 21:52:50 1999

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