Delancey Floyd-Jones Letter To His Father, November 17, 1846, Delancey Floyd-Jones

DeLancey Floyd-Jones Letters

Letter from DeLancey Floyd-Jones to his father, General Henry Floyd-Jones, from Monterrey. The letter discusses a detailed account of the movements and actions of General Worth's division in the battle of Monterrey, based on reports of participants, with a manuscript map keyed to the narrative. Mentions Texas troops. Describes General Worth as the "hero of Monterey [sic.]" Mentions problems with volunteer troops.

Delancey Floyd-Jones Letter To Sarah, October 2, 1846, Delancey Floyd-Jones

DeLancey Floyd-Jones Letters

Letter from DeLancey Floyd-Jones to his sister Sarah (nicknamed "Sis") from the mouth of the Rio Grande. The letter discusses the planned move upriver to Camargo and then overland to Monterrey, as well as the terms of the Mexican capitulation at Monterrey.

Delancey Floyd-Jones Letter To His Father, October 13, 1846, Delancey Floyd-Jones

DeLancey Floyd-Jones Letters

Letter from DeLancey Floyd-Jones to his father, General Henry Floyd-Jones, from Camargo, Mexico. The letter discusses the size of the force in which he will travel from Camargo to Monterrey.

Delancey Floyd-Jones Letter To His Father, September 30, 1846, Delancey Floyd-Jones

DeLancey Floyd-Jones Letters

Letter from DeLancey Floyd-Jones to his father, General Henry Floyd-Jones, from Brazos Santiago. The letter discusses General Taylor's capture of Monterrey and lists the names and units of regular army officers killed or wounded in the battle.

Delancey Floyd-Jones Letter To His Mother, September 29, 1846, Delancey Floyd-Jones

DeLancey Floyd-Jones Letters

Letter from DeLancey Floyd-Jones to his mother, Mrs. Henry Floyd-Jones, from on board a steamer at the mouth of the Rio Grande. The letter discusses impression of New Orleans ("Perfect mud hole") and the south, as well as the Army's planned move by river to Camargo and then overland to Monterrey. Note that the end of the letter is above the beginning of the letter.

Delancey Floyd-Jones Letter To Helen, September 21, 1846, Delancey Floyd-Jones

DeLancey Floyd-Jones Letters

Letter from DeLancey Floyd-Jones to his sister Helen "Nel" from on board a ship. The letter describes sailing through a hurricane on September 9 through 11 of 1846 and rescuing the crew of the schooner Anna Maria, including one crew member from the McCloud, which sank during the storm.

Buddy, Can You Spare A Claim?: Sparing Debtors' Claims From Dismissal Under The Doctrine Of Judicial Estoppel, Post-Keathley V. Buddy Ayers Construction, Inc., Abigail Bright Willie

ConLawNOW

In Keathley v. Buddy Ayers Construction, Inc., the Supreme Court considered the (decidedly) unglamorous issue of the proper standard for determining when judicial estoppel may be applied. While the case did not attract front page news, those in the bankruptcy law world knew the stakes, as evidenced by the amicus briefs filed by retired bankruptcy judges, bankruptcy scholars, and national bankruptcy organizations. They recognized that, if a merely inadvertent omission by a debtor in required disclosure documents could result in dismissal on judicial estoppel grounds of an otherwise prosecutable claim, there would be profound implications for the estate and …

Education And Engagement, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

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Recent Cmsi Publications, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

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Cmsi Translations, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

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Cmsi’S Research In The News, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

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Notes From The China Maritime Studies Institute (Cmsi) Director, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

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Cmsi Quarterly (Fall 2026) Full Issue, China Maritime Studies Institute

CMSI Quarterly Review

Full issue of Issue 8 of the CMSI Quarterly Review.

Village Government Officials Competence And Commitment, Leadership Style, And Their Influence On Village Fund Accountability, Hesni Salwari, Sri Mulyani

Journal of Accounting Auditing and Business

Since 2015, village governments have received village funds from the central government based on Law No. 6 of 2014. The purpose of providing these village funds is to improve development, infrastructure, and the village economy. These village funds must be managed accountably. The competence and organizational commitment of village government officials are essential to prevent mismanagement of village funds. Likewise, good leadership is also needed in the management of these village funds. This study aims to determine the influence of the competence and commitment of village government officials and leadership styles of village head on the village fund accountability. This …

Murabahah Financing, Financing To Deposit Ratio, And Profitability: The Conditioning Role Of Non-Performing Financing In Indonesian Islamic Commercial Banks, Rifqi Badriansyah Wijaya, Srihadi Winarningsih

Journal of Accounting Auditing and Business

This study examines whether non-performing financing (NPF) conditions the relationships between murabahah financing, the Financing to Deposit Ratio (FDR), and the profitability of Indonesian Islamic Commercial Banks. Using a balanced quarterly panel of 10 banks over 2021Q1–2025Q4 (200 bank-quarters), we estimate two-way (bank and quarter) fixed-effects moderated regressions in which murabahah financing is scaled by total assets, the interacting variables are mean-centred, and inference relies on Driscoll–Kraay standard errors and a wild cluster bootstrap. At the sample-mean level of NPF, neither murabahah intensity nor FDR is significantly associated with return on assets (ROA). The murabahah–profitability relationship is, however, conditional on …

A Statewide Virtual Program To Increase Health Care Career Exploration Among High School Students In Rural Communities, Sophia Martens, Sean Agrodnia, Maribeth Hourihan

Journal of Maine Medical Center

Problem: Rural communities throughout the United States face persistent challenges with health care workforce shortages, contributing to disparities in health care access for rural populations. Programs that introduce high school students to the medical field early are pivotal in decreasing barriers to entering the field. Individuals who grow up in rural areas are more likely to return to those areas to practice medicine. Thus, expanding access to these programs for high school students in rural communities can strengthen the future health care workforce in these communities. Yet, such opportunities remain limited.
Approach: Inside Medicine, a longitudinal virtual program for …

Radiation-Induced Interleukin-33 Secretion By Patient-Derived Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts Promotes C-X-C Chemokine Receptor 4 / Suppression Of Tumorigenicity 2 Ligand-Dependent Invasiveness In Radioresistant Head And Neck Cancer, Yu-Chun Lin

Articles in Press

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Infrastructure-Neutral Dispute Processing With Synchronized State Views, Soumendra Kumar Mishra

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to an infrastructure-neutral dispute processing method and system that maintains a synchronized, real-time transaction state across geographically distributed and independently managed data centers. Upon receiving a dispute request, a transaction summary is obtained from the originating data center, and only the required transaction state elements are synchronously and atomically written to targeted regional nodes of an independently hosted cloud data store, outside the ETL ingestion path. Once all nodes confirm the write, a point-in-time state view is created, capturing transaction identifiers and state elements from the originating data center and serving as the sole authoritative source …

Flat Pack Shipping Containers, Peter Stevenson

Defensive Publications Series

A structurally sound system of reducing the volumetrics of shipping containers on empty return journeys

Inculiable: Hacia Una Mirada Glotopolítica Del Léxico Tabú Sexual, Gabriel Alvarado Pavez

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

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Factors Contributing To Executive Function In Young Adults, Lindy Janae Stevenson

McNair Scholars Research

Executive functions (EF) are skills used to complete desired behaviors and inhibit undesired ones. These skills are necessary for everyday life, and even more so in higher education and the workplace. This study examined the combined impact of sleep and exercise on five facets of EF in young adults enrolled in undergraduate or graduate courses. It also examined how perceived effort and performance in college classes interact with EF. The first five hypotheses studying sleep and exercise were analyzed using a 2x2 between-groups ANOVA. The data divided participants into those averaging fewer than 7 hours of sleep a night and …

"Most Goated Ever": How Our Library Engages Students On Social Media, Maria Atilano, Jacob Craven

Library Presentations & Publications

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A Tiger's Summer Of Service, October 22, 2026, Tisa Mason Ed.D.

Heart of a Tiger Columns

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Julie Thomas V. Transcore Lp

2026 Decisions

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Jack Kahriger V. Hhs

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Bryant Arrey V. Jonathan Zebley

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

Usa V. Michael Redmon

2026 Decisions

USDC for the District of Delaware

Juan Scott V. United States Postal Service

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania

Indigo Investment Group V. Tony Derosa-Grund

2026 Decisions

USDC for the District of New Jersey

In Re: Sheila Marie Eyajan

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania