David P. Rice Boeken

Sutures are more than just fibrous joints between the bones in our skull. They are active growth sites that influence the development, growth and shaping of our face and cranium. When suture development is disrupted, craniosynostosis can result, a condition which is characterized by the premature closure of one or more cranial sutures before brain growth is complete and leads to an abnormally shaped skull. In this publication, leading experts in the field, both researchers and clinicians, discuss suture morphogenesis from developmental, evolutionary and genetic perspectives. In addition, an appraisal of the molecular etiology, clinical presentation and treatment of craniosynostosis is presented, as well as an outlook to future areas of study and to innovative therapeutic philosophies. In this volume craniofacial developmental and evolutionary biologists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, orthodontists as well as pediatric and plastic surgeons will find a wealth of recent information on the field of craniofacial development, deformity and its treatment.

"From every perspective "OPEN" will open your mind to some of the real implications of digital technologies for how we live and learn in the 21st century." Sir Ken Robinson, world-leading expert on education and creativity ""OPEN" is atour de forcethat is by turns inspiring, shocking, highly entertaining, but above all practical." Mark Stevenson, author of "'An Optimist's Tour of the Future'" What makes a global corporation give away its prized intellectual property? Why are Ivy League universities allowing anyone to take their courses for free? What drives a farmer in rural Africa to share his secrets with his competitors? A collection of hactivists, hobbyists, forum-users and maverick leaders are leading a quiet but unstoppable revolution. They are sharing everything they know, and turning knowledge into action in ways that were unimaginable even a decade ago. Driven by technology, and shaped by common values, going 'open' has transformed the way we live. It's not so much a question of if our workplaces, schools and colleges go open, but when. Packed with illustration and advice, this entertaining read by learning futurist, David Price, argues that 'open' is not only affecting how we are choosing to live, but that it's going to be the difference between success and failure in the future.

From searches for serial killers and missing persons to the persecution of migrants and Aboriginal people, David Price takes us back to a time when the line between lawmakers and criminals was lightly drawn. Based on a wide array of contemporaneous accounts of life in the Gascoyne, these sometimes shocking, sometimes disturbing true crime stories depict an era when laws served to maintain order rather than to secure justice. Dark Tales from the Long River offers a window into an evolving history of colonisation that is still struggling into the light.

David Hotchkiss Price, a specialist in Renaissance cultural and ecclesiastical history, has broken new ground with this comprehensive analysis of Renaissance humanism as the foundation for Dürer's religious art and, in particular, for Dürer's reception of the Reformation movements. Price also offers an innovative study of the relationships between text and image, and a pioneering assessment of the representation of Jews in Dürer's religious art.David Price is Associate Professor of History and of Church History, Southern Methodist University.

A fascinating look at the history and culture of the Islamic world, this book provides a detailed chronicle of the rise and fall of various dynasties and empires in the Middle East and South Asia. Written in the 19th century, it offers a valuable perspective on a region that continues to play a pivotal role in global affairs.

This book is a comprehensive history of Islamic civilization in India, from the death of the Prophet to the emergence of the Moghul Empire. The author, David Price, was a British historian and scholar of South Asian history. The book provides a detailed account of the key events, personalities, and movements that shaped the history of the Islamic world in the Indian subcontinent.

Focusing on a pivotal moment in American military history, this account details the Battle of Harlem Heights, which marked George Washington's first victory in the fight for independence on September 16, 1776. The engagement showcased the collaboration of regiments from New England, Maryland, and Virginia, highlighting the development of a unified Continental Army. This battle not only demonstrated the soldiers' emerging sense of national identity but also set the stage for their role in securing America's self-rule.

The book examines the evolution of intellectual property rights across Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, highlighting their adherence to the TRIPS Agreement following their memberships in the WTO. It delves into the legal frameworks and reforms undertaken in these nations, exploring the challenges and advancements in protecting intellectual property within a rapidly changing economic landscape.

The book presents a comprehensive proposal aimed at addressing the conflicts between medical professionals and societal concerns surrounding the use of tissue for transplants and research. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding donors' rights and interests while fostering a collaborative approach to enhance the ethical framework of tissue donation. Through a careful examination of existing practices, the work seeks to create a balanced solution that respects both the needs of the medical community and the ethical considerations of society.