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An exhibition in Fort Worth examines artwork by Texas artists of the early 20th century
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Six painters captivate viewers with their fresh - and sometimes unusual - perspectives.
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Wilson Hurley, who painted these murals over a period of five years in the 1990s, was born in 1924. That would make him 80 years old this year. He is nearly 6 feet 6 inches tall and works out three times a week, which makes him improbably fit for the physical tasks of painting...
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Toronto's two busiest courthouses were abuzz with the news that former Ontario attorney general Michael Bryant is being investigated in a road rage incident that left a cyclist dead.
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Toronto's two busiest courthouses were abuzz with the news that former Ontario attorney general Michael Bryant is being investigated in a road rage incident that left a cyclist dead.
From staff to Crown attorneys at Superior Court on University Ave. and Old City Hall provincial courthouse, everyone seemed hungry for details yesterday.
Some were shaking their heads.
"What a nightmare," said veteran defence lawyer Michael Morse, who was once prosecuted and acquitted in an antiques theft case. "There are these situations where all of a sudden your life is changed. It's a great tragedy."
Other lawyers contacted by the Star speculated on possible lines of defence.
Jonathan Rosenthal, who has extensive experience in motor vehicle cases, said he would look for evidence his client feared for his safety.
"The only defence I see is him saying: `Listen, this guy had threatened me and I was scared he was trying to get in my car. I had to get away from him.'"
Police released Bryant yesterday after charging him with criminal negligence causing death and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death.
He is alleged to have had a heated confrontation with cyclist Darcy Allan Sheppard, 33, near Bloor and Bay Sts. at 9:50 p.m. Monday.
Witnesses said the cyclist appeared to be hanging on to the driver's door while the motorist sped down the wrong side of Bloor, mounting the curb and trying to knock him off. Sheppard died soon after.
Defence lawyer Colin Adams said such cases are fact-driven and the first thing he would do is get as much disclosure from the Crown as possible. He would try to find other witnesses. He might paper the area with signs seeking their help.
And he would listen carefully to his client's explanation. Did he think he was being assaulted? "He might have simply been reacting instead of acting. An unconsidered reaction to some form of assault is a good defence in some circumstances."
Irwin Isenstein, a criminal lawyer specializing in drinking and driving and other motor vehicle cases, says the first thing he would do is get his own investigators to the scene while the evidence is still fresh. "Skid marks or dents or blood, that kind of thing – that's not going to hang around forever."
He might hire an accident reconstructionist to photograph the scene and an investigator to seek out witnesses.
He would request access to the car to have it independently examined.
If convicted, Bryant could receive a sentence of about two years.
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Olga Linares offers a reinterpretation of the Classic rank-societies of the central Panamanian provinces based on archaeological, ecological, iconographic, ethnohistoric, and ethnographic evidence, and concludes that the art style of this area used animal motifs as a metaphor in expressing the qualities of aggression and hostility characteristic of social and political life in the central provinces.
Studies in Pre-Columbian Art and Archaeology, Number 17
This volume, published jointly with the Textile Museum and based on the proceedings of the Dumbarton Oaks-Textile Museum conference of 1973, includes important contributions to the knowledge of Pre-Columbian textiles and weaving technology.]]>
Illustrated with both black-and-white photographs and line drawings, this catalogue records the most important objects in the storeroom of the museum at Palenque.]]>
Twenty-one papers on the Olmec were written for this volume in tribute to Matthew W. Stirling, "pioneer archaeologist, ethnologist, and the discoverer of the Olmec civilization."]]>
"A synthesis of virtually all extant scholarship, from the classic to the most recent, from ethnohistory to art history to archaeology, this volume is an essential reference for anyone concerned with the Aztec Empire, indeed with Mesoamerica as a whole…Taken together, these papers consistently address the major issues, including the persisting controversies, that have formed and directed Aztec research to date." The Journal of Anthropological Research
Papers from the 1986 Summer Seminar, "Empire, Province, and Village in Aztec History"]]>
The "Parangelmata Poliorcetica" and the "Geodesia," two Greek treatises on the construction of devices for siege warfare, are products of 10th-century Byzantium. The texts are presented here in critical editions based, for the first time, on the archetype manuscript "Vaticanus graecus 1605" and accompanied by an English translation and commentary. The illustrations, reproduced in this edition, go beyond the traditional ground plans of the time and show elevations to represent finished devices in action.
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In this work, David and June Winfield discuss the language of Byzantine church decoration, methods of plastering, proportional rules, system of coloring, and the working methods of the Byzantine painter.
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More than fifty years after the earthquake of 365 destroyed Kourion, the seat of the Roman administration of Cyprus, a Christian basilica was built upon the remains of its pagan predecessor. This basilica became the center of a large complex that included a baptistery, atrium, and numerous other structures and buildings. Replete with mosaics and revetment, the Christian basilica was the center of the ecclesiastical administration of Cyprus until its destruction in the late seventh century. In this long-awaited report, A. H. S. Megaw and colleagues present in full the results of excavations from the 1930s, 1950s, and 1970s. In addition to the stratigraphic history of the complex, there are reports on the mosaics, revetment, sculpture, coins, inscriptions, glass, pottery, lamps, and small finds.
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The longevity of the Byzantine state was due largely to the existence of variegated and articulated economic systems. This three-volume study examines the structures and dynamics of the economy and the factors that contributed to its development over time. The first volume addresses the environment, resources, communications, and production techniques. The second volume examines the urban economy; presents case studies of a number of places, including Sardis, Pergamon, Thebes, Athens, and Corinth; and discusses exchange, trade, and market forces. The third volume treats the themes of economic institutions and the state and general traits of the Byzantine economy. This global study of one of the most successful medieval economies will interest historians, economic historians, archaeologists, and art historians, as well as those interested in the Byzantine Empire and the medieval Mediterranean world.
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Until the 1980s, the Roman frontier in modern Jordan was among the least studied of the Empire's far-flung border regions. From 1980 until 1989, the Limes Arabicus Project investigated the frontier east of the Dead Sea. Excavation focused on the late Roman legionary fortress of el-Lejjun as well as soundings of four smaller but contemporary forts. The project's regional survey recorded over five hundred other archaeological sites in the area, dating from the Paleolithic to the Late Islamic periods. This report presents detailed results from the excavated forts, a broad range of material cultural evidence from animal bones to bedouin burials, and provides a synthesis of the history of this frontier, which witnessed the first confrontation between the Byzantine Empire and the forces of Islam.
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This is the first English translation of the History of Leo the Deacon (born circa 950), a lively but little-known author intimately familiar with the palace politics of Constantinople. Leo's firsthand experience of the campaigns and courts of two Byzantine emperors provides vivid descriptions of sieges, pitched battles, and ambushes. His account of the conspiracy against Nikephoros II Phokas, murdered as he slept on the floor in front of his icons, is one of the most dramatic in Byzantine narrative histories. Alice-Mary Talbot and Denis Sullivan, with the assistance of George T. Dennis and Stamatina McGrath, include an extensive introduction and detailed notes to guide the reader through the complex chronology, geography, and text of the History. Also included are five maps, two genealogical tables, and four indexes.
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Robert Ousterhout challenges the commonly accepted notion that the rock-cut settlements of Cappadocia primarily housed enclaves of Christian monks living in the wilderness. Instead, he proposes that the settlement at Çanlı Kilise was a fully fledged town, with mansions and hovels, as well as barns, wine presses, and cemeteries.
Based on four seasons of fieldwork, this book presents the results of the first systematic site survey of a region rich in material remains. From architecture to fresco painting, Cappadocia represents a previously untapped resource for the study of material culture and the settings of daily life within the Byzantine Empire.
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Elizabeth H. Boone, "Templo Mayor Research, 1521–1978"
Miguel León-Portilla, "The Ethnohistorical Record for the Huey Teocalli of Tenochtitlan"
Augusto F. Molina Montes, "Templo Mayor Architecture: So What's New?"
Doris Heyden, "Symbolism of Ceramics from the Templo Mayor"
Juan Alberto Román Berrelleza, "Offering 48 of the Templo Mayor: A Case of Child Sacrifice"
Carlos Javier González González, "Mezcala Style Anthropomorphic Artifacts in the Templo Mayor"
Frances F. Berdan, "The Economics of Aztec Luxury Trade and Tribute"
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, "Symbolism of the Templo Mayor"
Johanna Broda, "The Provenience of the Offerings: Tribute and Cosmovisión"
Alfredo López Austin, "The Masked God of Fire"
Cecelia F. Klein, "The Ideology of Autosacrifice at the Templo Mayor"
Richard F. Townsend, "Coronation at Tenochtitlan"
Emily Umberger, "Events Commemorated by Date Plaques at the Templo Mayor: Further Thoughts on the Solar Metaphor"
Esther Pasztory, "Texts, Archaeology, Art, and History in the Templo Mayor: Reflections"
H. B. Nicholson, "Symposium on the Aztec Templo Mayor: Discussion"
George Kubler, "Summary Perspective"]]>
David Webster, "Copan as a Classic Maya Center"
Robert J. Sharer, "Quirigua as a Classic Maya Center"
Berthold Riese, "Epigraphy of the Southeast Zone in Relation to Other Parts of Mesoamerica"
Clemency Chase Coggins, "On the Historical Significance of Decorated Ceramics at Copan and Quirigua and Related Classic Maya Sites"
Claude F. Baudez, "Solar Cycle and Dynastic Succession in the Southeast Maya Zone"
Mary Ellen Miller, "The Meaning and Function of the Main Acropolis Copan"
Flora S. Clancy, "The Composition and Contexts of the Classic Stelae at Copan and Quirigua"
Patricia A. Urban and Edward M. Schortman, "The Southeast Zone Viewed from the East: Lower Motagua-Naco Valleys"
Rosemary A. Joyce, "The Ulua Valley and the Coastal Maya Lowlands: The View from Cerro Palenque"
Kenneth G. Hirth, "Beyond the Maya Frontier: Cultural Interaction and Syncretism along the Central Honduran Corridor"
Arthur A. Demarest, "Political Evolution in the Maya Borderlands: The Salvadoran Frontier"
Gordon R. Willey, "The Southeast Classic Maya Zone: A Summary"]]>
Don Stephen Rice, "The Making of Latin American Horizons: An Introduction to the Volume"
Rebecca Stone-Miller, "An Overview of 'Horizon' and 'Horizon Style' in the Study of Ancient American Objects"
Richard L. Burger, "The Chavin Horizon: Stylistic Chimera or Socioeconomic Metamorphosis?"
David C. Grove, " 'Olmec' Horizons in Formative Period Mesoamerica: Diffusion or Social Evolution?"
Esther Pasztory, "An Image is Worth a Thousand Words: Teotihuacan and the Meanings of Style in Classic Mesoamerica"
Arthur A. Demarest and Antonia E. Foias, "Mesoamerican Horizons and the Cultural Transformations of Maya Civilization"
Alan L. Kolata, "Understanding Tiwanaku: Conquest, Colonization, and Clientage in the South Central Andes"
Richard P. Schaedel, "Congruence of Horizon with Polity: Huari and the Middle Horizon"
Richard A. Diehl, "The Toltec Horizon in Mesoamerica: New Perspectives on an Old Issue"
Emily Umberger and Cecelia F. Klein, "Aztec Art and Imperial Expansion"
John Hyslop, "Factors influencing the Transmission and Distribution of Inka Cultural Materials throughout Tawantinsuyu"
Don Stephen Rice, "The Status of Latin American Horizons"]]>


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The 28th season of Shakespeare on the Green sees the return of Compleat Works written by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield, and directed by Vincent Carlson-Brown.
Expanded from a cast of three into twelve Elizabethan archetypes, the cast will play caricatured versions of themselves (mostly) within these stock roles as we add a little more Shakespeare to this Shakespeare parody which promises to be a wild and thrillingly hilarious tackling of all of Shakespeare's work in just over two hours.
This production is presented by Nebraska Shakespeare and UNO. Nebraska Shakespeare is a partner organization of the new Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center.
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Alonso, the King of Naples, and his associates encounter a storm that splits their boat in two while returning from his daughter's wedding.
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Well the main problem here is that Almost any game i run on the xbox just jumps back to the dashboard, and it's not a chip problem (Matrix) its not an HD problem because i replaced them both even the DVD rom with a 100% working from another xbox and it still dosn't work.
I even took both hd and chip from the not working Xbox and put them in another xbox and it run every game with no problem, something that leads me to belive my problem is IN the xbox..., Can anyone assist me please? (4977 i think is installed on the MAtrix)
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"To hedge their bets, would people be willing to pay $2 a year, $5 a year, to limit the odds they're going to get sick from 1 in 100 down to 1 in 1,000? That's the data you really want."
Roe and Teisl analyzed surveys from 3,511 individuals. In the questionnaire, they set up six hypothetical scenarios around the purchase of either a package of hotdogs or a pound of hamburger. They set prices for the packages both "status quo" foods and those treated with either ethylene gas processing or electron beam irradiation to reduce contaminants and then laid out a variety of probabilities that the treated or untreated food packages contained contamination with either E. coli or listeria, another pathogen that can cause food-borne illness.
They followed by asking respondents to choose one of three actions: buy the food treated with the pathogen-reducing technology, buy their usual brand, or stop buying this product altogether.
The results showed that consumers will reach a limit to how much they want to pay to reduce their chances of getting sick. If the treated product cost only 10 cents more than an untreated package, about 60 percent of respondents said they'd buy the improved product. But when that higher price reached $1.60 more per package, less than a third would opt for the treated product.
The structure of the survey also allowed researchers to see the influence of human behavior and opinions on likely illness outcomes.
"A lot of other research is about what goes into your mouth. But you have a lot of leeway between when you pick food up in a store and when you decide whether you're going to take a bite," Roe said. "What we're saying is this is not just about people who got sick, it's about everyone who could become sic
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Home-Article, the design firm of artist Robert Zungu and curator Jeffrey Uslip, has now added furniture to its line of exquisite metal accessories. The Sea Grape Leaf cocktail table's top is cast in white bronze from the tree's leaves. It measures 48" w. x 24" d. x 6" h. and costs $14,000. home-article.com
The 2 Links vase in Hermès's Odyssée line reimagines the brand's iconic anchor-chain motif. Made by artisans in Italy, the enameled-ceramic vase is 11.5" w. x 5.5" d. x 7" h. and costs $2,450. Gris and anise, shown, is one of three colorways. 800-441-4488; hermes.com
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Ulysses: Remorse and the Epic
It is commonplace to observe that, in Ulysses, Joyce combines at least three important modernist techniques: stylistic experimentation, psychological realism, and structural parallelism with earlier work (what Eliot called "the mythic method" [ "Ulysses"27]). The first technique evidences a view of style as arbitrary. In the course of his novel, Joyce passes through a wide range of styles, developing, exaggerating, and abandoning each in turn. In contrast, Joyce's concern with psychological realism appears to manifest a belief in the accurate representability of human thought processes by way of such techniques as interior monologue and stream of consciousness. Finally, the mythic method is ambiguous between realism and conventionalism. Neither strictly representative nor merely arbitrary, it is probably best thought of as a sort of cognitive modeling, metaphorically constructive rather than literally mimetic or freely imaginative. Though Milton's presence in the style of Ulysses is slight, Joyce himself acknowledged some localized Miltonisms. For this reason, it is worth considering style briefly before going on to examine psychology and structure, the aspects of the novel to which Milton is centrally important.
In a letter to Frank Budgen dated 20 March 1920, Joyce outlined the history of English prose, which he sought to imitate and parody in "Oxen of the Sun." Following "the Elizabethan chronicle style" and preceding "a choppy Latin-gossipy bit," Joyce inserted "a passage solemn, as of Milton, Taylor,


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Recent inquiry into variation and evolution of reproductive systems of flowering plants has produced exciting and ground-breaking work within the plant sciences. In a special issue of the International Journal of Plant Sciences, leading botanist Spencer Barrett of the University of Toronto gathers together in a single volume some of the most compelling work on the three areas that have seen the most growth: flowers and pollination, mating patterns and gender strategies, and asexual reproduction and polyploidy. The focus of the volume is on evolutionary transitions. The shifts in reproductive character states that constitute evolutionary transition are key elements of biological diversification and the identification and study of major transitions during the history of plant life now represent an important research program in evolutionary biology. This volume is the first to address the study of evolutionary transitions in plants.
Flowering plants owe their spectacular diversity to the evolution of their pollination systems, and the first section of the issue, Flowers and Pollination, includes five articles that explore floral function. Mark Raushers article begins the special issue with a comprehensive review of transitions in flower color in animal-pollinated lineages, focusing in particular on the change from blue to red. James Thomson and Paul Wilson follow with a paper that also studies the blue-to-red change, but they consider the ecological and genetic mechanisms that might account for the destabilization of pollination syndromes. Risa Sargent and Jana Vamosi further explore this topic in their paper, which investigates the extent to which ecological context influences evolutionary transitions in the degree of pollinator specialization. Next, Lawrence Harder and Steven Johnson tackle the intriguing problem of why some flowering plants disperse their pollen in groups. And in the final article in the section, William Friedman, Eric Madrid,
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Our New Beginnings theme this year is, "Come Unto Christ: A Walk with the Savior through Personal Progress". The evening's inspiration comes from the article found in the January 2014 issue of the New Era. We've invited the Young Women and their families to attend, dressed in biblical attire, and to bring blankets to sit on. Our invitations have footprints crossing from the cover to the inside, marking a path through the New Era article's photos of Christ relating to the YW values. You can download a version of it here, that you can add your own time and date information to.
I've revamped my Personal Progress slideshow, adding the same photos as mentioned above. The art for the title slide was found on The Art of Choosing Joy. You can download the slide show here. It is an Adobe Acrobat file which you play in full screen mode, and just hit the up and down keys to play as a slide show.
As the slide show plays, we will have one or more young women come to the front wearing scarves that coordinate with each value, and share their thoughts about how we come unto Christ through the values of Personal Progress. We may also play this video of the 2014 theme song.
One other fun idea we had was to play song #90 in the Children's Songbook, "Truth from Elijah", which has a traditional Hebrew musicality to it, and to have the girls stand in a circle and perform some very simple Israeli folk dancing.
Our refreshments will include hummus and vegetables, pita chips, fruit and figs, and date cake with whipped cream.
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Mr. Davidson is a Managing Director of H.I.G. BioVentures and focuses on investment opportunities in the life sciences sector. Prior to joining H.I.G. in 2004, he was a Vice President with Ventures West with a focus on venture investing in life science companies. Mr. Davidson began his career with Lilly, where he spent a decade in various management roles in the United States and Canada including business development, strategic planning, market research and financial planning. Mr. Davidson currently serves on the boards of Alder Biopharmaceuticals, Inc., Cardeas Pharma, HyperBranch Medical Technology, Intact Vascular, NeurAxon Inc., and Novadaq Technologies. He served on the boards of Salmedix and Gemin X Pharmaceuticals prior to their acquisitions by Cephalon in 2005 and 2011 respectively and the board of Oncogenex Pharmaceuticals prior to their public listing.
Mr. Davidson earned his MBA from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from McGill University.
Enoch Kariuki
Enoch focuses on investment opportunities in the life sciences sector. Prior to joining H.I.G., he was a Senior Associate at Leerink Partners, a healthcare focused investment bank. Enoch joined Leerink Partners from UBS where he was an Associate Director in the Global Healthcare Investment Banking Group. At Leerink Partners and UBS, Enoch gained extensive experience advising healthcare companies across the biopharmaceutical, medical devices, diagnostics, healthcare services and information technology sectors on equity capital financings, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and recapitalizations.
Some of the transactions Enoch has worked on include the IPOs of Eleven Biotherapeutics and Agios Pharmaceuticals, private placements and follow-on offerings for Kolltan Pharmaceuticals, Intra-Cellular Therapies, Dyax and ProQR Therapeutics, sale of Bravo Health to HealthSpring, sale of WaveMark to Cardinal Health and the leveraged recapitalization of Warner Chilcott Pharmaceuticals.
Previously, Enoch worked in the pharmaceutical industry as a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the R&D Strategy and Analytics group at Bristol-Myers Squibb and as a Pharmacist at CVS Caremark.
Enoch earned an M.B.A. from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Texas Southern University.
Sami Mnaymneh
Sami Mnaymneh is a Founder and Co-CEO of H.I.G. Capital. He has directed the firm's development since its founding in 1993 and approves all capital commitments made by H.I.G. Sami currently serves on the Board of Columbia College and on the Dean's Council of the Harvard Law School.
Prior to founding H.I.G., Sami was a Managing Director with The Blackstone Group in New York. Prior to that, he was a Vice President in the Mergers and Acquisitions department at Morgan Stanley & Co., where he devoted a significant amount of his time to leveraged buyouts, serving as senior advisor to a number of prominent private equity firms. Over the course of his career, Mr. Mnaymneh has led over 75 transactions in a wide range of industries.
Sami earned a B.A. degree, Summa Cum Laude, from Columbia University where he graduated first in his class, and subsequently received a J.D. degree and an M.B.A. degree, with honors, from Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School, respectively.
Bruce Robertson
As a Managing Director at H.I.G. BioVentures, Bruce focuses on investment opportunities in the life sciences sector, including biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, and diagnostics. Bruce currently serves on the boards of Apollo Endosurgery, Calhoun Vision, CardioFocus, Cerephex, Clarus Therapeutics, Intersection Medical and Iconic Therapeutics.
Bruce has been active in the life sciences sector for more than 20 years. Prior to joining H.I.G., Bruce served most recently as Managing Director at Toucan Capital, an early-stage venture capital fund focusing on life science investments. While at Toucan, Bruce invested in leading drug and device companies throughout the U.S. Prior to Toucan, Bruce was a General Partner at GIV Venture Partners, a venture capital firm focused on early stage investments in the US, India, and China. Prior to his venture capital career, Bruce was Director of Business Development at IGEN International, where he was responsible for formulating and implementing IGEN's partnering and M&A strategies. Bruce started his career as a Research Manager at W.R. Grace & Co., focusing on medical devices.
Bruce is on the boards of the Mid-Atlantic Venture Association, Adventist Healthcare, the University of Delaware Research Foundation, and the BioLife Fund of Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology. Bruce holds a BSE in Chemical Engineering and BA in Mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania, a PhD in Chemical/Biomedical Engineering from the University of Delaware, and an MBA with High Distinction from Harvard Business School.
Tony Tamer
Tony Tamer is a Founder and Co-CEO of H.I.G. Capital. He has directed H.I.G.'s development since its founding in 1993 and approves all capital commitments made by the firm. Tony has led a number of successful investments at H.I.G. in both the management buyouts and growth capital arenas. He has extensive experience working with, and coaching, early stage and middle-market companies. Tony is a board member of several H.I.G. portfolio companies. He currently also serves on the Dean's Council of the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government.
Prior to H.I.G., Tony was partner at Bain & Company where he developed business unit and operating strategies, implemented productivity improvement initiatives, and led acquisition and divestiture activities for a number of Fortune 500 clients. Tony has extensive operating experience. He has held marketing, engineering and manufacturing positions at Hewlett-Packard and Sprint Corporation.
Tony holds an M.B.A. degree from Harvard Business School, and a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University. His undergraduate degree is from Rutgers University.
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As a Managing Director at H.I.G. BioVentures, Michael Wasserman focuses on investment opportunities in the life sciences sector, including biopharmaceuticals and medical devices. Michael currently represents H.I.G. on the boards of: HyperBranch Medical Technology, Clarus Therapeutics, CardioFocus and NeuWave Medical.
Prior to joining H.I.G., Michael was with Innovations Foundation, where he focused on the creation, financing and development of high technology companies in the life sciences, information technology and engineering sectors. At Innovations Foundation, Michael was instrumental in building multiple high growth companies derived from academic or federally sponsored research programs. Michael has also held prominent operating roles in several entrepreneurial and venture-backed life sciences efforts. Michael was a Founder of CELLutions Biosystems (acquired by Cedarlane Laboratories), where he broadly managed business operations and was directly responsible for the successful negotiation of partnership, co-development and licensing agreements with industry leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology organizations. Michael also has extensive clinical research experience. As Director of Research at Advanced Therapeutics, Michael was involved in a series of seminal clinical studies involving biological approaches to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune and inflammatory disorders. Earlier in his career, Michael worked directly for, or as a consultant to, several early stage life sciences businesses, and in the corporate finance, pharmaceutical and clinical research industries.
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A new study in the journal Circulation packs a powerful one-two punch in the fight against heart failure. The leading blow: Identification of a unique alliance of proteins that plays a major role in the development of the disease. The second but equally powerful hit: Drugs that interfere with this axis already exist.
Though still in its infancy, the combination is just the type of research the scientific community is looking for in its efforts to speed up the development of the next generation of treatments for the nation's biggest killers, of which heart disease is the long-reigning champ.
Burns C. Blaxall, Ph.D., FAHA, of the University of Rochester Medical Center, led the research team to the discovery, which revolves around adrenaline, the hormone that regulates rate and strength of the heart and causes our hearts to beat furiously in a crisis. Adrenaline levels are constantly ramped in people with heart failure the body's attempt to recharge a weakened heart. While decades of research have established a connection between elevated adrenaline and heart failure, there is still much to learn about how it contributes to the disease.
In a mouse model of heart failure, Blaxall's team found that chronically high levels of adrenaline spur a bad actor a protein called PAR1 into gear. Several years ago, collaborative work in Blaxall's laboratory showed that over-stimulating PAR1 in cardiac muscle cells leads to heart failure, while blocking it protects against the disease.
But, like most processes in the body, adrenaline doesn't drive PAR1 on its own; the team discovered it tags a middleman another protein, called MMP-13 which then prompts activation of PAR1 to wreak havoc in the heart.
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Hooker is a sophomore from Texas, Tyson a freshman from Tennessee and Dix, also a freshman, is from Florida State. And all three breezed through qualifying rounds in their events Wednesday on a rainy opening night at the NCAA track and field championships.
''Like my coach says,'' Tyson said, ''you've got to take it while you have a chance, seize it, because who says you're going to have it next year?''
All three anchored their 400-meter relay teams that advanced to the finals. All three won their qualifying and semifinal heats in the 100. Hooker also had the third-best mark in the long jump qualifying 10 minutes before she lined up for the 100 semis.
''A busy day,'' she said. ''I got through it though.''
The intermittent rain was annoying, but nothing like the lightning-tinged deluge that washed out the opening day of the NCAA meet a year ago in Austin, Texas. Still, Dix didn't like it.
''It was a horrible day as far as weather,'' he said. ''I didn't expect it from California. I'm not used to running in this kind of stuff. I felt pretty `slouchy.' I just wanted to make it through the rounds and get ready for the 200.''
The meet features 1,088 athletes in four days of competition at Hornet Stadium on the Sacramento State campus, site of the last two U.S. Olympic trials. There were no final events on the opening day.
The men's 100 field was depleted by the absence of two of the nation's top collegiate sprinters, Steve Mullings and Tyson Gay.
Mullings, a Mississippi State junior whose 10.06 tied Dix for the fastest collegiate time this season, was banned from competition for two years by the Jamaican athletic federation last week for his positive test for steroids at last year's Jamaican championships. He was eligible to compete in the NCAA meet, though, but withdrew Tuesday.
Gay, an Arkansas senior and the event's defending champion, was disqualified because of a false start in the Mideast Regional.
Tennessee sophomore Tianna Madison had the best long jump mark by more than a foot at 22-¼.
Virginia Powell of Southern California shot out to a big lead and won her heat in the 100 hurdles in a personal-best 12.73 seconds.
Just 76 points separated the top four through five events of the decathlon. Andrew Levin of Montana led with 4,023 points, followed by William Thomas of Connecticut at 3,991 and Texas teammates Donovan Kilmartin (3,964) and Trey Hardee (3,947).
Darold Williamson of Baylor and Monique Henderson of UCLA, both part of Olympic gold-medal 1,600 relay teams in Athens, qualified easily for the 400 semifinals.
Andrew Ellerton of Michigan was the fastest qualifier in the men's 800 preliminaries at 1:47.88. The favorite, U.S. Olympian Jonathan Johnson of Texas Tech, qualified ninth out of the 15 who advanced to the Thursday night's semifinals.
Johnson, a senior, set the stadium record at 1:44.77 in last year's Olympic Trials and made it to the semifinals in Athens. He said a successful defense of his NCAA title would just be the start of a big season.
''I've still got a long season ahead of me,'' Johnson said. ''Obviously, I've got the NCAAs, then I've got the U.S. championships and once I make the team, the world championships. I'm also going to run some meets over in Europe. So this is just a stepping stone to kind of get me ready for the real outdoor season.''


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CLEVELAND (AP) - Mark Teixeira isn't dreading his next doctor's visit. He's actually excited about it.
New York's star first baseman said he expects to be cleared to begin swinging a bat as early as Friday in his recovery from a wrist injury that will sideline him for the first month of the season. Teixeira has been on the disabled list since March 31 with a torn sheath in his right wrist.
When the Yankees return to New York on Friday, Teixeira will be examined by Dr. Melvin Rosenwasser, the team's hand and wrist specialist, at Yankee Stadium before the series opener against Baltimore.
"I'm confident the doctor will let me take swings tomorrow," Teixeira said Thursday in New York's clubhouse before the Yankees played the finale of a rain-shortened series against the Indians. "I feel great and I'm getting better every day. There's no pain. I could not be happier with the progress. The plan is to take BP for a week _ it could make my wrist sore as part of the process _ but that is a definite milestone."
It's more encouraging news for the Yankees, who have gotten positive reports this week on All-Stars Derek Jeter and Curtis Granderson.
Jeter has resumed on-field hitting at the team's training complex in Tampa, Fla., after being shut down last month by soreness in the left ankle he broke in the playoffs last October. Granderson, who broke his right wrist when he was hit by a pitch during spring training, was able to remove a stabilizing brace on Thursday and throw.
"That's big," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said of Granderson. "That means the bone has healed and it's just the rehab process and getting him to where he can play in some games and getting him back here. It's real encouraging."
Girardi has been watching videotape of Jeter's workouts and said he's gotten favorable reports.
"I think he's OK," Girardi said when asked for the latest on the Yankees' captain. "I didn't get any alarming news."
Teixeira, who turned 33 on Thursday, said his rehabilitation program is on schedule. When his injury was diagnosed March 6, the Yankees estimated he would need at least eight weeks to recover. If he receives the go-ahead from Rosenwasser, Teixeira expects to spend New York's six-game, seven-day homestand working his way from dry swings to hitting with a fungo bat and then soft tosses.
"Hopefully, the first day we're in Toronto (April 19), I'll take BP on the field with the team," said Teixeira, who has 338 career home runs. "Then, when we go to Tampa (April 22), I'll stay there and play some simulated games and some in extended spring training. Hopefully, I'll be back with the team after that."
Girardi was excited to hear the five-time Gold Glove winner was moving toward a return to New York's lineup.
"So far, so good," he said. "Everything has been positive in his rehab. The true steps are going to be in the swinging part. He's been strengthening it and he was in that brace for a while but everything has been encouraging so far."
Teixeira joked that once he arrives in Florida he may have to take extra precautions when facing some of the Yankees' pitching prospects.
"We'll tell those young guys to throw straight and away," Teixeira said, laughing. "We've got to protect our arms and wrists down there."


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Wild Women on Top had the most extra ordinary expedition to Mt Aconcagua with World Expeditions! Angel Armesto's passion, experience, commitment and ability to guide safely on a challenging high altitude expedition was superb. Thanks for connecting us with such a remarkable man on such a fantastic adventure.
Community Project Travel
World Expeditions has a vision – to make the world a better place for people in need. Voluntourism; Eco Tourism - no matter what you call it, we would like to invite you to share in this vision.
Visit our dedicated Community Project Travel website >>
Community Project Travel (CPT) is a unique "voluntourism" program that we have operated since 2005, functioning entirely as a 'not-for profit' division of our company. The program offers purposeful voluntourism style adventures for everyday travellers, where the main objective is to improve the lives of other people or the environment in a meaningful and sustainable way.
No skills are required to join our Community Projects; you just need to pack an open mind and a keenness to commit to physical work in a team environment.
REBUILD NEPAL Community Projects ~ 2015/16 trekking season
We've been in discussions with the following two communities that experienced major earthquake damage to their school buildings:
- Kshamawati Higher Secondary School in the Dolakha District
- Manju Shree Primary School in Lura village in the lower Solu Khumbu
Both have accepted our offer to help fund the reconstruction of their schools and they also welcome the workforce offered by generous World Expeditions travellers.
This is where YOU come in … volunteer your time and physical effort, choose from one of our Rebuild Nepal Community Projects:
- Lura School & Everest Base Camp - 12 October 2015 | 26 day trip | 5 day community project | 16 day trek
- Lura School & Lower Solukhumbu Trek - 24 October 2015 | 20 day trip | 10 day community project | 6 day trek
- Kshamawati School & Annapurna Trek - 06 November 2015 | 19 day trip | 5 day community project | 7 day trek
- Kshamawati School & Annapurna Dhaulagiri Trek - 26 November 2015 | 21 day trip | 5 day community project | 10 day trek
- Christmas Project: Kshamawati School & Annapurna Trek for Families (children 8 yrs+) - 21 December 2015 | 16 day trip | 5 day community project | 4 day trek
- Kshamawati School & Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Experience - 10 January 2016 | 21 day trip | 10 day community project | 6 day rafting, wildlife safari and adventure touring.
The World Expeditions Foundation (WEF) Nepal Earthquake Appeal will fund the costs associated with the reconstruction of these schools. We ask that participants make a voluntary donation to the WEF Nepal Earthquake Appeal to further assist with the rebuilding of schools in Nepal. WEF does not levy any administration fee. Donations are tax deductible for Australian citizens.
Book now to secure your place! Book online or contact your nearest World Expeditions office.
Our Community Project Travel program also includes these projects:
VIETNAM: Thanh Son Elementary School & Kindergarten Upgrade
Departs: Hanoi ~ 18 September 2016
15 day trip | 3 days community project | 10 days adventure touring | 5 nights homestay | 1 night overnight train | 1 night junk boat | 7 nights hotel
The mountainous northern region of Vietnam, south west of Hanoi, is home to Vietnam's third largest ethic minority group the Muong people. The Muong are most closely related to the ethnic Vietnamese, however culturally and socially more similar to Thai people. The Muong rely on crop cultivation (mostly wet rice), animal husbandry and fishing to sustain their lives. The village of Pa Van in Thanh Hoa province is home to approximately 400 people, with 26 children attending the elementary school from grades 1-5 and 30 younger children attending the kindergarten. The school and kindergarten is in disrepair. With the assistance of local building experts, we will renovate the school and kindergarten for the children of the surrounding villages.
The project completed in March 2015 built a 15m2 kitchen room for the school that will facilitate the cooking of meals and also provide a space to serve lunch for the pupils.
The project in September 2016 aims to construct new toilet blocks for the school.
Following the community project work we discover the stunning national parks that surround Mai Chau, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Halong Bay and the vibrant cities of Hanoi, Hue, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City.
More information and detailed trip notes >>
Positive Impact: The completion of this project will see major improvements to the cosmetics of the school, adding to the students pride for the school and in turn having a positive impact on school attendance. Additionally structure improvements to the school will be made such as:
> Build a kitchen - improve school attendance because the students no longer need to walk home for lunch. They eat lunch at school and continue with the afternoons education. Also food hygiene will improve with the new kitchen facilities.
> Repair desks and windows and improve the aesthetics of the classrooms - results in an environment that is much more conducive to learning, and promotes the students pride for their school.
> Build a rainwater tank - provide students and teachers with access to clean water.
> Build new toilet blocks - to improve hygiene conditions and privacy.
Funding the project: The World Expeditions Foundation funds the costs associated with the project (such as materials, transport and wages of the local project manager). Each participant is asked to make a donation to the World Expeditions Foundation to assist with the funding of the project (tax deductible for Australian residents). Your reservations consultant will send you details about how to make a donation to the WEF upon booking.
AUSTRALIA: Larapinta Town Camp Bush Tucker Garden
Departs: Alice Springs ~ 17 April 2016
6 day trip | 2 day community project | 4 day trek | 5 nights exclusive semi-permanent wilderness campsites
The classic Larapinta trek is one of the seven great walks of Australia and this unique trip combines the trek with a two day community project to restore an Aboriginal communities bush tucker garden. The Yarrenyty-Arltere Learning Centre (YALC) is a family resource and learning centre located at Larapinta town camp in Alice Springs. The centre aims to improve the social, health and economic well being of the community in a way that strengthens and respects culture. There is much educational value and cultural preservation to be gained from a strong bush tucker and medicinal herb program within Aboriginal communities. YALC aims to restore the old bush tucker garden (approx land size 25m x 75m) into a sustainable working community garden. Our group will construct garden beds in a section of the garden, dig and plant traditional herbs, vegetables and fruits as well as pave and build seating within the garden. During the project we will learn much about Aboriginal herbal medicines and traditional foods. Our trek out into the West MacDonnell Ranges follows an itinerary that will appeal to the active walker prepared to cover between six to sixteen kilometres each day, with plenty of side options to the best spots in the area.
For the detailed trip notes, costs and more details >>
This project is available to private groups, school groups, charity groups or corporate challenges. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com to enquire.
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So what damage would a small stone floating in space cause, if it hit a spaceship travelling as fast as the speed of light?
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I think the OP should focus more on atmospheric flight methods than space-travel.
Once easy-atmospheric flight is conquered THEN you should worry about near-light-speed antics.
As it stands now there's a very controlled industry on flight-craft in this world.
It's either too expensive, too regulated or too complex for joe blow to get airborne.
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State-by-state report finds too few people meet fruit and veggie guidelines
TUESDAY, Sept. 29 (HealthDay News) -- Most Americans don't eat the recommended amounts of fruits and vegetables, says a U.S. government study released Tuesday. And no state has achieved national objectives for consumption of fruits and vegetables, it found.
The goal for the Healthy People 2010 program is to get at least 75 percent of Americans to eat the recommended two or more daily servings of fruit and for at least 50 percent of Americans to consume three or more daily servings of vegetables.
But surveys from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that only 33 percent of adults meet the fruit consumption target and only 27 percent eat the recommended amount of vegetables. The statistics are worse for high school students -- only 32 percent eat the recommended amount of fruit and 13 percent meet the goal for vegetables.
"A diet high in fruits and vegetables is important for optimal child growth, maintaining a healthy weight, and prevention of chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and some cancers, all of which currently contribute to health care costs in the United States," Dr. William H. Dietz, director of the CDC's Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity, said in a CDC news release.
"This report will help states determine what is taking place in their communities and schools and come up with ways to encourage people to eat more fruits and vegetables," Dietz said.
The report -- the State Indicator Report on Fruits and Vegetables, 2009 -- is the first to detail state-by-state data about fruit and vegetable consumption and policies that may help boost fruit and vegetable consumption.
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Nuno Crato
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|Minister of Education and Science
|Assumed office
21 June 2011
|Aníbal Cavaco Silva
|Prime Minister
|Pedro Passos Coelho
|Preceded by
|Isabel Alçada (Education)
Mariano Gago (Higher Education and Science)
|Personal details
9 March 1952
Lisbon, Portugal
|Political party
|Alma mater
|Technical University of Lisbon
University of Delaware
Nuno Paulo de Sousa Arrobas Crato, OIH (born 9 March 1952) is a Portuguese university professor, researcher, applied mathematician, economist, and writer. For many years, Crato was a researcher and professor in the United States. Back in Portugal, he taught mathematics and statistics at the ISEG/Technical University of Lisbon. He published many articles and participated in events related to the fields of science popularization and history of science. In June 2011, he was appointed Minister of Education, Higher Education and Science, in the cabinet of the Portuguese Government led by Pedro Passos Coelho.
Early years[edit]
Nuno Crato was born in Lisbon on 9 March 1952. Crato studied for a while at the Faculdade de Ciências/University of Lisbon before changing his mind and graduate in economics at the Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão/Technical University of Lisbon (ISEG/UTL). In addition, he received a master's degree in mathematical methods for business management from ISEG/UTL. He completed his doctorate in applied mathematics at the University of Delaware.[1]
Academic career[edit]
Crato taught at the University of the Azores, Stevens Institute of Technology and the New Jersey Institute of Technology.[1] Since 2000 Crato has been professor of mathematics and statistics at ISEG/UTL. He was also appointed pro-Rector of the Technical University of Lisbon.
He has several general works published in the fields of science popularization and history of science, and myriad academic works and papers in mathematics-related subfields. He has been appointed president of the Portuguese Mathematical Society and the Taguspark science park in Oeiras Municipality, Lisbon Region. He has appeared in several television programs including 4 vezes ciência for RTP and Mário Crespo's Plano Inclinado for SIC Notícias.[1]
Political career[edit]
In June 2011, he was appointed Minister of Education, Higher Education and Science, in the cabinet of the Portuguese Government led by Pedro Passos Coelho.
He has no known party affiliation.
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