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Michael Tarr

Los Angeles
As seen in: Nature, PLOS ONE, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Independent Online, Cell Press, AllAfrica, JNeurosci, NotebookReview, The Star (South Africa), Daily Voice (South Africa)
Michael Tarr is an extensively experienced leader in the media industry in Los Angeles. A graduate of the cinema program at Kent State University.

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Following an extensive career marked by accomplishments such as scoring feature film deals with major motion picture studios and developing theatrical feature films in the early 1990s, business executive Michael Tarr turned his sights toward emerging digital streaming technology. Mr. Tarr’s work at the time involved developing fractal and multiple compression streaming videos. Possessing extensive experience in motion pictures, Michael Tarr has worked with prominent entities such as 20th Centur…

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Origins of food selectivity in human visual cortex

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By Margaret Henderson, Michael Tarr, Leila Wehbe
| Cell Press Verified
(A) Voxels showing selective responses to food-containing natural scene images [ 8 ], estimated using data from the Natural Scenes Dataset (NSD) [ 12 ] and a generalized linear model. Values are shown on a partially inflated standard surface (Montreal Neurological Institute; MNI) and reflect the number of participants in which a contrast between food and other categories yielded a significant t -statistic.
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Liberia: The Washington Dilemma: A Historical Challenge for Liberian Presidents with Devastating Consequences

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By Michael Tarr
| AllAfrica
Attempting to stay clear of Washington due to its controversial approach to Liberian relations is an old playbook. No President of the West African nation has ever survived the dilemma without caving into Washington or suffering consequences since the creation of the state, but it has been more intrusive during the Second Republic. From William R. Tolbert’s “Mat to Mattress” policy to Charles G.
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Liberia: The Washington Dilemma - a Historical Challenge for Liberian Presidents With Devastating Consequences

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By Michael Tarr
| AllAfrica
opinion Monrovia — Liberian leaders have long grappled with the challenge of balancing relations with Washington, a task no president has managed without significant compromise or consequences since the nation's founding. This balancing act has been particularly pronounced during the Second Republic, from William R. Tolbert's "Mat to Mattress" policy to Charles G.
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