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If you are considering relocating due to cost-of-living or wages, researching what the state's Department of Labor has to say is important. While many people are pushing for $15 per hour federal minimum wage, it still sits at $7.25 per hour for now. However, many states have different minimum wage laws. So, what is the minimum wage in Delaware? Let's have a look…
The Federal Minimum Wage
The federal minimum wage sets a bare minimum that employers have to meet for paying employees. However, there are several ways around minimum wage requirements that employers often take advantage of. For instance, in North Carolina, it is legal for restaurant owners to pay their wait staff less than the minimum because the waiters will make tips.
This and other laws may vary from state to state. Because of this, it is important to know what the minimum wage is where you live, especially if you are planning a move. So, what is the minimum wage in Delaware?
What Is The Minimum Wage in Delaware?
The minimum wage in Delaware is higher than in some other states in the U.S. According to the Delaware Department of Labor website, the minimum wage in 2021 is $9.25 per hour. There is also a training wage of $8.75 per hour that is permitted during the first 90 days on the job. That lands the minimum weekly pay for a full-time worker (40 hours) at $370 per week and $19,240 per year. There are some loopholes though.
For instance, individuals who receive tips can be paid as little as $2.23 per hour in Delaware. Regarding tips, employers are not to take any portion of an employee's tips unless permitted by law. Additionally, tip pooling is allowed but it is to not exceed 15% of what the employee actually received.
There are other exemptions to the minimum wage in Delaware as well. You may be paid under the hourly minimum wage working in certain positions in agriculture and domestic service. Volunteer workers, fishermen, summer camp counselors, and inmates are not guaranteed minimum wage either in the state. Handicapped employees and student workers may also be paid under the minimum wage, provided the employer has proper permission from the state government.
Cost of Living in Delaware
When it comes to cost-of-living in Delaware compared to the rest of the United States, the minimum wage requirements reflect it fairly well. Delaware is about 10% more expensive than the U.S. national average. Generally, most of the goods and services in the state cost slightly more than what the average is listed as. For example, if you want to buy a tube of toothpaste in Delaware it will cost between $2.82 and $3.47. The national average is $2.45. Movie tickets, on average, are about a dollar more expensive each.
Groceries are more expensive too. Ground beef, for instance, is around $3.80 per pound. In Delaware, the price is closer to $4.30 per pound. Potatoes, milk, and other items
When it comes to housing, the median home value in Delaware sits around $237,000. The median rent price is around $1, 350. Additionally, the average price of utilities across the state sits around $422 per month. Given this information, if you had a minimum wage, full-time job in Delaware, you would not be able to rent an apartment (in the median price range), pay utilities, and eat.
Of course, there are some things that can be controlled. You may find a cheaper place to rent or you may be able to be frugal with utilities. However, you should always ensure your housing expenses are never more than 28% of your income as a whole.
Readers, did you do additional research before moving to see what cost-of-living, minimum wage, and other things would be like in your new home?
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Murp was apparently formed when two siblings named Aaralyn and Izzy made a video in the hopes of getting on Nickelodeon TV show iCarly. That presumably hasn't worked yet, but they have wound up all over the Internet. No offense to Juliet from "My First Hardcore Song," but five year-old Aaralyn makes her look like Taylor Swift. "Zombie Skin" features her iron lungs (and fairy wings), while brother Izzy, clearly the Meg White of the band, drums rather lackadaisically. An unnamed person, probably older than the other two combined, plays guitar. If the band keeps it up, Aaralyn has a promising career as a vocalist, even if she can't correctly throw the horns. And hey, she's only about 13 years away from Revolver's Hottest Chicks in Hard Rock" issue.
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April 24, 2014
One of the most common questions we receive from patients here at Asbestos.com is, "What do I do once I've (or my loved one has) been diagnosed with mesothelioma?"
Although the answer varies because each person's case is different, we created a five-step outline for any patient or loved one on how to proceed after a cancer diagnosis.
Step 1: Confirm the Diagnosis
Because of the rarity of the disease and the limited number of specialists that study this cancer, you may want to seek the advice of another doctor – a mesothelioma specialist. A second opinion from a specialist may reveal an entirely different condition or clarify factors that could be crucial during treatment. If your physician has not performed a tissue biopsy, request one. A sample of the cancerous tissue can help definitively diagnose this cancer, explain the cell type and detail what stage of cancer you are facing.
This is the most critical step in maximizing your treatment potential. Due to the rarity of asbestos cancer, most doctors and cancer centers are not experienced in the latest treatment options available. There are select centers around the country that specialize in the various types and stages of mesothelioma treatment.
Step 2: Learn about Mesothelioma
Understanding your condition is central to evaluating options with doctors and choosing the best course of treatment. Mesothelioma is a rare cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. Symptoms of the disease vary and depend on the type of disease. A prognosis is typically unfavorable, although treatments and therapies are available.
Various cancer organizations around the country – such as the National Cancer Institute – offer information on this rare cancer. Many organizations offer information conveniently online.
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If you want to alleviate pain and symptoms through palliative treatment or combat the cancer with curative therapies, treatment options are available. What many patients find difficult is selecting a doctor qualified to treat them.
The three most commonly used treatments for mesothelioma are surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Recovery from these can take weeks or months, but patients often experience improvement in their quality of life. Alternative therapies such as diet changes, meditation and yoga have also been shown to benefit patients.
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- Troy Aikman and his first wife Rhonda Worthey split in 2011.
- Troy was a single dad for years until he started dating Catherine "Capa" Mooty in 2016.
- The two married in 2017, and share a beautiful blended family consisting of his two daughters from his former marriage, and her two sons.
For Troy Aikman and his wife Catherine, finding each other was a second chance at love. Now the couple and their four children are a real-life Brady Brunch. Troy brought two daughters to the marriage, and Catherine brought two sons.
The Hall of Fame Cowboys quarterback was married from 2000 to 2011 to his ex-wife, Rhonda Worthey, and the former couple share two daughters together, Jordan (born 2001) and Alexa (born 2002).
Troy, 54, was single for more than five years until he met Catherine, who goes by "Capa," in early 2016. Capa was a single mom in the Dallas area who previously opened a mobile fashion boutique in a revamped truck. (Think a food truck but with bangles and pumps.)
Capa has two high-school aged sons, Luke and Val. The boys' grandmother is the sister of Dallas Cowboys owner, Jerry Jones. (Talk about a small world—Troy played for the Cowboys from 1989 to 2000 and won his three Super Bowl championships with the team!)
The couple got engaged in June 2017 in Lake Como, Italy and married three months later in a small ceremony in Santa Barbara, California, according to People.
Troy had previously been quiet about his personal life. But after marrying Capa, he started sharing his newfound happiness on social media. On their second wedding anniversary, Troy posted a photo of the couple on Instagram with the caption: "I love you. I love us. I love our family. Happy anniversary to the ❤ of my life! 🎈"
On social media, Troy also refers to their family of six as #teamsix. The close knit family is very supportive of each other. The four children all attend the same private school in Dallas, and Troy even coaches his stepson's high school football team!
Troy had previously thought about coaching his daughters in sports but he worried that he'd push them too hard. "I just want to be Dad," He told GQ in 2012. But with his stepson Val's team, there was an easy solution—Troy could be the quarterbacks coach.
Troy typically helps at practices on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. He attends Friday night games, but he's busy on Thursdays and Sundays as an announcer for NFL football on Fox.
When they aren't cheering in the stands, the Aikman family is outdoors. They enjoy hiking and paddle boarding together. Even though they are busy with four teenagers, Troy and Capa make time to connect just the two of them. Earlier this year, the couple went on an African safari. In 2018, they went to Hawaii.
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Mine Accident
The Sago Mine Accident in January, 2006, left the world wondering how things were so bungled. Communication in the incident was almost as large a disaster as the mine explosion itself. Many questions still hound the company and the families of those who died. If the mine had been cited for numerous safety violations, why was it not shut down until those were repaired? Why had the safety violations not been address by company, union or mine safety officials?
Reports indicate it was nearly an hour and half after the explosion before rescue crews were brought in. Why? Furthermore, when rescue workers began to receive information about the fate of the trapped miners, why was the information released to the families and the news media before it could be verified. While there was nothing the company could do to change the fate of the miners, being told they were alive and then learning that they had died, except for one survivor, demoralized the nation and the families, compounding the tragedy. The question remains why did the company not have better emergency communication procedures in place and why, once rescue workers were in place, were facts no verified before being released to the waiting families?
At first glance, it appears that simple communication preparation could have helped the entire incident to be handled more smoothly. If the union, the company and mine safety officials had better documented the infractions and the response to those refractions, they would have been spared the negative attention from the national media. If the company had had a designated procedure for dealing with crisis communications it might better have been able to reach rescue workers and get them to the mine sooner.
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The timing of the incident contributed to the communications errors because people were on vacation and the mine had to find other ways to communicate with mine safety officials. Finally, the communication problems during the mine rescue could have been avoided if all information were channeled through one person and then distributed accordingly.
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n. 1. in perception, an aspect of the environment that forms a setting for the primary stimuli. See also figure-ground. 2. also refers to the sum total of a person's upbringing, education, training, and experience.
BACKGROUND: "An analysis of the person's background revealed that he or she had originally come from Greece."
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Xuriden (uridine triacetate; Wellstat Therapeutics) oral granules for the treatment of hereditary orotic aciduria, the first approved treatment for this rare metabolic disorder.
The FDA approval was based on a six-week, single arm, open-label trial (n=4) in patients ranging in age from 3–19 years, as well as a six-month extension phase of the trial. The study evaluated changes in the patients' pre-specified hematologic parameters during the study duration. Treatment with Xuriden led to stability of hematologic parameters in all study patients at both the six-week and 6-month assessments. No side effects were reported in patients treated with Xuriden for up to nine months.
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Xuriden is a pyrimidine analog for uridine replacement that provides 4–7 times more uridine than oral uridine administration itself. The oral granules can be mixed with food or in milk or infant formula. Uridine replacement therapy provides the uridine that patients cannot make adequately themselves in order to restore intracellular uridine nucleotide concentrations. This allows and supports the biosynthetic functions of pyrimidine nucleotides and their derivatives, and also normalizes orotic acid production.
Xuriden was designated as an orphan drug and has been granted priority review by the FDA. Wellstat Therapeutics was also granted a rare pediatric disease priority review voucher. Xuriden will be available as orange-flavored granules (95% w/w) in single-use 2g packets in 30-count cartons. It is expected to launch in early 2016.
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Above: The Queen's Redoubt's magazine explodes, ensuring the capture of British Penscacola by Bernardo de Gálvez's allied Franco-Spanish forces, May 8, 1781
Spanish military buckle forms appear to have evolved independently from most button types, although they show similar fabrication attributes in that many were imperfectly fashioned and finished. Most of the early typologies were sand cast; by the mid-to-late eighteenth century, lost wax casting became the primary means of Spanish military buckle making.
Buckles have been classified in this section in the same manner as have been unmarked Spanish military button forms. This process has only been applied to typologies which have been recovered in sufficient numbers to provide a basis for comparative analysis; unique, "one-of-a-kind" examples have been included as unclassified forms organized by style and/or period of use.
Note: all artifact illustrations are on 1/4" gridded backgrounds.
Santa Rosa, ca. 1700-1750 (Below)
Named for the Santa Rosa Pensacola colony (1723-1752) where several examples of the typology were recovered in the 1960s, this is a heavy and quite crudely made cast brass buckle form with a flat lateral profile, steeply beveled edges, and an elongated "Figure 8" configuration. Many examples exhibit file abrasion scars on frame edges and/or faces. The typology's frame elements have recurvate inner frame contours. The examples shown were recovered from sites in Florida and Louisiana.
Above: View of Santa Rosa Pensacola settlement in the 1740s. Located on Santa Rosa Island's Punta Sigüenza, the colony was all but totally destroyed by a hurricane in 1752. Five years later, the population of Panzacola was officially ordered to relocate at its present site.
Above: Santa Rosa Military Buckle Varieties
TOP ROW, left to
right: Large strap or belt buckles. Note large air pocket/casting flaw pits
on lower frame element of example at far right.
Unclassified Flared Buckle Form
A ca. 1720-1750 contemporary of the SANTA ROSA buckles shown above, this cast brass belt or strap buckle exhibits flared outer frame elements, steeply beveled edges, and smoothed abrasion marks on its edges and face. Its original flattened brass tine is intact. Displaying better than average workmanship and finishing characteristics, this may have been used by a commissioned or noncommissioned officer.
Los Adaes, ca. 1720-1750
Named for the site of the Louisiana's presidio of Los Adaes (1721-1773)the first capital of Spanish Texaswhere examples of the typology have been recovered, members of the LOS ADAES cast brass military buckle cluster have flat profiles and faces, straight or beveled edges, and half-oval (never recurvate) inner frame contours. The examples shown above represent variations encounted within the range of this type's attributes. The center example was recovered in eastern Florida; the smaller strap buckles at left and right are from the Los Adaes site.
Los Adaes Small Strap Buckle Subtypes
These nearly identical and very small strap buckles, which were recovered from Pensacola, Florida, fall within the temporal and fabrication attribute criteria assigned to members of the LOS ADAES cluster and are here tentatively included within that typology as the CALLE FUERTE ANTIGUO subtype. Both examples shown retain their original cast brass tines.
Punta Sigüenza, ca. 1730-1780
An example of the small cast brass strap fastener form shown at right was included in the assemblage of artifacts excavated at the site of Santa Rosa Pensacola (1723-1752); others have been recovered from wrecksites of the 1733 Spanish treasure fleet, the city of Pensacola, and the site of Gálveztown, Louisiana (established 1779). A very similar example was also recovered during excavations at the fortification of El Morro in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in 1961.This buckle form is exceptionally well made and finished and imparts a deceptively later appearance than evidenced by its known and widely distributed provenances of discovery. The classification's members feature well-formed, rectangular outer frame configurations with recessed, rectangular center bars as shown in the lateral views presented. Examples studied do not bear evidence of the buckles ever having had tongues/tines, and in all probability served as sliding or adjustable friction fasteners rather than buckles in a conventional sense. The quality of their fabrication suggests peninsular Spanish manufacture.
Unclassified Ovoid Buckle Forms
Ovoid/ovalized "figure 8" or "spectacle" shaped buckle forms remained popular with the Spanish military establishment from the late medieval period into the 19th century. The forms shown here probably served as musket, fusil, or carbine sling buckles. The example on the far right in the illustration at right is of the ca. 1700-1750 period. The example shown at far left, which is well finished on its outer surface but has coarse file abrasion scars on its reverse face like those seen on Gálvez type examples shown later on this page, is of the ca. 1780-1820 period.
Embellished Oval Strap Buckle
This presently unclassified double-frame Spanish strap buckle is a contemporary of the early beveled buckle forms shown at the top of this section and falls within a ca. 1700-1750 temporal range. Its incised embellishments, though simple, combine with its relatively skillful quality of fabrication and finishing characteristics to suggest that this may have been made for and used by an officer. Its center bar originally mounted an iron tongue. A virtually identical example was recovered from the wrecksites of the 1715 treasure fleet.
Heavy Cast Small Strap Buckles, Ca. 1700-1750
These robust forms may have served as harness strap/saddlery or small accoutrement buckles. Concentrated in Spanish West Florida, the SAN MIGUEL (shown at far left and right in the accompanying photograph) features beveled inner and outer edges and a "Figure 8" configuration. The other, unclassified type at center is of the same period.
Unclassified Strap Buckles, ca. 1750-1790
These "A"-frame shaped double frame cast brass strap buckles once mounted iron tines on their center bars. Examples encountered feature moderately beveled edges and rounded or flattened obverse faces. Yet to be more fully interpreted, these functioned as military strap or accouterment buckles.
Nueva Orleans, ca. 1760-1780
Similar to some British belt and strap buckles of the period, these Spanish double frame buckles have one oval loop and one extended, "D"-shaped loop; these oval-D types appear to have been introduced just prior to or at the time that Spain evacuated Florida in 1763 and, soon thereafter, occupied Louisiana. They were phased out of use during the period of the American War for Independence.
Cast Neck Stock Hasps, Ca. 1750-1790
These heavy cast brass adjustable hasps fastened the cravats or neck stocks of linen (or, more rarely, leather) that encircled Spanish soldiers' necks during the mid-to-late eighteenth century. Secured to the ends of their neck stocks by the raised studs shown, these examples almost certainly (and uncomfortably) adorned the necks of enlisted men. Officers' examples had articulated chapes (hinged hasp and tines/tongues) or were more delicately constructed.
Silver Neck Stock Hasp, Ca. 1760-1780
Recovered in Athens, Texas, this female portion of an officer's or gentleman's neck stock hasp was fashioned from sheet silver and engraved with decorative designs that have a distinctly Spanish Colonial/Mexican character. The cast silver fastening studs were peened into prepared holes in the upper, scalloped edge of the hasp section; two of these studs' reverse faces are engraved with the initials "C S".
Fernandina, Ca. 1760-1785
Found in Spanish military contexts in Florida and Louisiana, this double ovate and knob-tipped waist or shoulder belt buckle form is very similar to examples recovered from British and American military sites of the American Revolutionary period from New York to Virginia. It is probable that all of these buckles comprised variations of a popular form commonly made for and used by the military establishments of Britain, Spain, and what would later become the United States during the late eighteenth century. Its quality of workmanship suggests European manufacture.
Oval Belt or Strap Buckle, Ca. 1770-1800
Recovered in New Orleans, Louisiana, this oval flat and sturdy but indifferently crafted Spanish military strap or belt buckle once hosted an iron tongue on its center bar. Of lost wax cast brass, the buckle's unmodified sprue removal point is clearly visible as an unsightly scar on the artifact's edge as shown in the photograph at left. Its attributes of manufacture suggest that this example may have been locally manufactured.
Grenadero, Ca. 1760-1790
Named for the men who wore them, these buckles were worn on the wide shoulder straps of grenadiers in the Spanish military establishment. Similar to other such buckles worn by other European armies, these examples bear more subtle than overt evidences of their Spanish pedigrees. The buckle form shown here was phased out of use at or near the close of the eighteenth century.
Early Spanish Shoe Buckles
A general "rule of thumb" for shoe buckle forms is that the smaller they are, the earlier they are. These Spanish military shoe buckles of the ca. 1710-1730 period exhibit generally similar attributes, the example on the left (Pensacola, Florida) having squared outer frame contours and that on the right (Los Adaes, Louisiana) having rounded outer frame contours with incurvate ends. The center example, from St. Marks, Florida, exhibits a beveled frame and, like the other examples shown, recurvate inner frame contours. This example still possesses its original articulating hasp, though its tongue is absent. In most cases, such buckles are incomplete when recovered. These closely resemble French shoe buckles of the period.
Rectangular Shoe Buckle, Ca. 1740-1760
Deviating from the ovate/recurvate frame contours encountered on most Spanish military shoe buckles after 1720, this rectangular example has ribbed outer and inner frame edges and may have belonged to an officer (who would have had much more freedom to use non-standard patterns of buckles and trim than his enlisted counterparts) or a civilian. Its other manufacturing attributes are typically Spanish in character.
Ca. 1730-1750s Shoe Buckle Frames
By the 1730s, Spanish military shoe buckles of the land services had assumed the configurations that they would retain for half a century, although they would increase somewhat in overall size as time passed. This classic Spanish military shoe buckle frame configuration featured a rounded rectangular to ovate outer buckle frame contour and a gently recurvate inner frame contour. The example at left is an officer's shoe buckle frame from the site of Santa Rosa Pensacola, while that at right is an enlisted issue version of the same general pattern and period of use.
Ca. 1740-1785 Shoe Buckles and Frames
Growing larger and heavier in construction through time, Spanish army shoe buckles varied from very crude to exceptionally well crafted in construction. A complete and very crudely made example is at left; at right are shown a variety of Spanish military shoe buckle frames. Particularly unusual is the lower left example from the site of Gálveztown, Louisiana (founded 1779) with knobby inner frame protrusions.
Ca. 1760-1785 Shoe Buckle Frame
This example is presented to illustrate classic Spanish military shoe buckle manufacturing attributes of the latter portion of the eighteenth century. The ovate outer and recurvate inner frame contours, first seen as early as ca. 1715, is retained through the 1780s. The obverse portion (left) of the frame is well finished and polished; however, as with other Spanish buckles of the period, the reverse face (right) was concealed from view and was left in an unfinished state when it was issued. Note the file or carving tool abrasion scars and sprue removal spot shown. The abrasion scars were made during the fabrication of the original wax master from which the brass buckle frame was cast.
Triple Frame Shoe Buckles
Retaining the general contours of other Spanish military shoe buckles of the ca. 1760-1785 period, the examples shown represent a uniquely Spanish attemptfirst seen at the dawn of the 18th centuryto construct a triple frame shoe buckle with one barbed crossbar element and one crossbar element to which was affixed the buckle's tine or tongue as a means of constructing a simplified design with no articulating, pin-mounted internal parts. The example in the center is of a white metal alloy and was recovered from a 1779 Spanish encampment. The broken and complete brass examples shown are both of the period immediately prior to and through the American War for Independence.
Large Rectangular Shoe Buckle Frame, Ca. 1785-1800
This long and slender form represents a terminal style of Spanish military shoe buckle. Following the period of the American War for Independence, the traditional ovate-recurvate form of Spanish military shoe buckle frame was abandoned in favor of this plainer and much larger style. File or abrasion scars typically appear on the reverse of this type's frame. Examples have been observed from Louisiana to Florida. Oversized shoe buckles were also components of civilian fashion as the popularity and use of men's shoe buckles waned into obsolescence during the period of and immediately following the French Revolution.
Above: This subtype's iron or brass tine was mounted like those of most of its European counterparts: on the buckle's center bar, extending to its outer frame edge. Large and small variations of this form are shown. No small examples of the notched frame types shown at right have been observed, and it is possible that the small buckle type shown here was used in conjunction with all the Gálvez subtypes.
Gálvez, ca. 1780-1820
This family of belt and strap buckles consists of three closely related double framed subtypes separated typologically by their tongue placement configurations. Each has a rectangular outer frame with rounded corners and coarse abrasion scars on its reverse face, which is heavily beveled along its inner frame edges (see illustration at lower right). Introduced by 1780, these Spanish regular military issue buckles remained in use until the end of the American colonial period.
The most commonly encountered subtype (above and below) has a single looped wire tine extending from a notch on its outer frame across its center bar.
The minority subtype above features two, rather than one, frame notches and wire tongues.
Waist or Shoulder Belt Buckle, Ca. 1780-1820
Though similar to the Gálvez types shown above and believed to share approximately the same temporal placement, this cast brass frame buckle deviates considerably in fabrication details from the aforementioned typology. It has a flat, rather than gently rounded, obverse face and it lacks the abrasion scars on its reverse side that characterize members of the Gálvez typology. This was recovered in southern Louisiana.
"Belly Box" Buckles, Ca. 1780-1820
The "belly box" was a waistbelt-mounted cartridge pouch worn during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. These rectangular buckles fastened Spanish military "belly box" assemblies. Note the heavy guage plain wire tines on the example at right; this simple tongue form comprises a characteristic attribute of Spanish military buckle types for over a century, having seen use by the 1720s through the end of the Spanish colonial period.
Knee Buckle Varieties, Ca. 1740-1800
Knee buckles fastened cloth straps that secured the bottoms of the knee-length breeches that remained fashionable until the early nineteenth century in the Spanish military establishment. A grouping of cast brass Spanish military knee buckles is shown at left; the most common form, classified as the SAN CARLOS type and shown in the illustration's upper left, upper right, and lower center positions, had squared to slightly rounded corners and iron articulating parts (which are nearly always absent from excavated examples).
Silver Knee Buckle, Ca. 1720-1750
Shown in enlarged scale to illustrate construction details, the components of this small, military pattern knee buckle were cast in solid silver and assembled utilizing a brass hinge pin. Recovered from a site that was subjected to intensive Spanish military activity immediately prior to and during General James Oglethorpe's 1740 invasion of Florida, the high platinum content of the metal (a characteristic of Mexican silver) suggests that this artifact may have been made in Mexico.
Small Strap Buckle Types
Shown here is a group of very small Spanish strap buckles of the eighteenth to early nineteenth centuries. The examples shown at left and right in the bottom row are garter buckles which secured thin linen or leather straps that, worn just above or below the knee, held the knee or thigh-length stockings of the period in place. The forms shown at left and center of the top row are most commonly encountered within ca. 1790-1820 contexts.
Strap End Buckles
These small Spanish strap end buckles are very similar to and often difficult to differentiate from other European buckles of the same general configuration and, like their related counterparts, have been encountered in late seventeenth through early nineteenth century contexts. Buckles like these (whose original iron tines are all absent) adorned the ends of saber and sword straps as well as other adjustable accouterment linkages.
Sword Belt Buckle, Ca. 1808-1814
Missing one of its two identical oval belt retaining elements, this cast brass serpentine "S"-hooked buckle, though of Spanish usage, was almost certainly made by the English during the 1808-1814 period of the Anglo-Spanish alliance against the forces of Napoleonic France. These saw use by Spanish officers in Europe as well as throughout Spain's colonies in the New World. Some of these, captured from or left behind by Spanish forces in New Spain, were worn by Mexican military units as late as the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). The example shown was recovered, along with numerous Spanish 1757 and 1789 pattern fusil parts, in construction debris in Pensacola, Florida.
Embellished Strap Buckles, Ca. 1775-1800
These moderately embellished and very similar ovoid buckles were recovered from the sites of Gálveztown, Louisiana (left) and near St. Augustine, Florida (right) respectively and occupy a temporal placement within the last quarter of the eighteenth century. These were probably used by officers as sabretache buckles. The sabretache was a shoulder-mounted strap attached to a waist belt from which a sword was suspended. Its function was to reinforce the sword belt and keep it from sagging down on the side of the waist on which the sword or saber was suspended. The example at left once mounted an iron tine which is now absent; the original brass tine of the example at right is still intact.
Lion's Head Strap Buckle, Ca. 1808-1814
Probably serving as a sabretache buckle, this originally gilded cast brass accessory was recovered from a late Spanish colonial military occupation site in northwest Florida. Only a small mound of corrosion remains of its original center bar mounted iron tongue. Like the sword belt buckle shown above, this was in all probability a product of English manufacture for the Spanish military establishment during the Napoleonic period.
Spanish Patriotic Buckle, Ca. 1780-1800
Closing this section is a unique, large Spanish patriotic knee buckle frame (or, possibly, a small shoe buckle frame) in the collection of the Pensacola Historical Society. Of stamped brass foil with a white metal alloy core, this example's edges are embellished with small text frames enclosing, in sections, the phrase "VIVAN Y PROSPEREN LAS ARMAS DE ESPAÑA" ("Live and Prosper the Arms of Spain").
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Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) against rabies consists of Zanosar a combination of passive (immune globulins) and active immunisation (vaccine) directly after IL1F2 viral exposure. Currently used plasma-derived anti-rabies immune globulins are expensive and scarce, urging the development of alternatives. Nanobodies or VHH are the smallest antigen-binding fragments of camelid heavy chain antibodies and are easy to produce with intrinsic good thermal stability and solubility. Combined treatment with anti-rabies VHH and vaccine gave significantly better protection than either compound alone in an intranasal rabies challenge model in mice, which validates the potential use of anti-rabies VHH as replacement of immune globulins in PEP. Introduction Rabies virus ultimately causes an aggressive and lethal infection in the brain of humans and other mammals. Rabies virus is a model neurotropic RNA virus that belongs to the family [1;2]. The virus is transmitted through the saliva of the infected animal by scratching or biting. After the pathogen enters peripheral neurons or nerves, it quickly replicates in the neuronal cytoplasm and progeny pathogen is transferred through the neuronal network by crossing limited interneuronal synapses, providing rise to encephalitis [3 eventually;4]. Each full year, around 59000 people perish from rabies and about 29 million receive post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) after close connection with a suspected pet [5]. Passive antibody therapy with anti-rabies immune system globulins (RIG) takes on a major part in rabies post-exposure prophylaxis after risky exposure [6]. With comprehensive wound cleaning Collectively, it's the first type of defence against the pathogen, and prophylaxis without RIG can be connected with treatment failing [7;8]. 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In the complaint filed with the FTC, Google is accused of basically using an approach that presents ads and other promotion content "in ways that are deceptive and unfair to children." Not only that, but Google is accused of presenting videos that showcase products that are endorsed by the company.
One practice targeted is the featuring of "unboxing videos." As the name says, these are videos centered around the unboxing and describing of a product. The consumer groups said that Google failed to disclose its connections to the manufacturer of the products being featured. By failing to do so, the credibility of the endorsement could be affected as stated in the FTC's "Guide Concerning the Use of Testimonials in Advertising" under § 255.5 "Disclosure of Material Connections."
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A quiet revolution
Forty-five years ago, John Echohawk, a Pawnee who grew up in New Mexico among Navajos, Hopis, Utes, Apaches, Latinos and Anglos, got in on the ground floor of a revolution. While attending the University of New Mexico, he was encouraged to enter a new program focused on training Indian lawyers.
It was a novel idea in the late 1960s; although the civil rights movement had elevated awareness of the struggles of Natives, "there were only a dozen lawyers" practicing Indian law, recalls Echohawk, who joined the board of High Country News in February. "Today there are over 2,500."
Fifteen of them work with the Native American Rights Fund, based in Boulder, Colorado, a nonprofit Echohawk has directed since 1977. The blossoming of Indian law has had an enormous impact, he says. It's brought forgotten tribes federal recognition, protected Native rights to hunting and fishing grounds, and secured tribes' ability to establish gambling casinos, which have become major economic engines.
But success in the courtroom has also been met with resistance. As the NARF website states, "an increasingly conservative federal bench has made Indian rights cases more difficult to win. Combined with the huge cost of litigation, this means NARF and its Indian clients are always attuned to opportunities for negotiation, consensus and settlement."
Elouise Cobell, a Blackfeet tribal treasurer, surely had all this in mind when she brought a lawsuit in 1996 on behalf of 450,000 plaintiffs against the federal government for mishandling Indian Trust accounts, which hold funds earned from leasing lands owned by tribal members. Though Cobell's lawyers initially estimated the government had mislaid up to $170 billion since the late 1800s, she and her co-plaintiffs ultimately accepted a $3.4 billion settlement in 2011, shortly before her death.
Each plaintiff received a small payment, but most of the settlement is earmarked for consolidating land owned by individual Indians under tribal ownership. As writer Sierra Crane-Murdoch reports in our cover story, it's an attempt to remedy a messy and destructive federal policy that divides land allotted to families at the turn of the 19th century among more and more family members with each passing generation. But the fix isn't getting very far — many tribal members don't want to sell, and the land "fractionation" policy remains in place. The settlement, in the end, is "little more than a Band-Aid on a gaping wound," writes Crane-Murdoch.
The surgical operation needed to finally close it may be years away. But when it happens you can be sure that the robust Indian law community, plugging away lawsuit by lawsuit, will be a critical factor in fixing this misguided policy and empowering the people who have suffered because of it.
As a colleague of Cobell tells Crane-Murdoch: "(Elouise) used to tell me, 'Winning money wasn't the thing. Indians winning a case against the federal government — that's the point of the whole thing.' "


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Hope everyone is enjoying their Friday so far and getting ready for the weekend. It's time once again for the weekly App Roundup. Now I spent my time wisely this week rustling up some new, cool, and helpful applications for all you BlackBerry addicts to try. Be sure to check them out and remember you can help by offering your suggestions at the end.
Popup for SMS by GreenSky
For those still rocking a legacy device ths application creates a custom theme and popup for your SMS messages. Not only does it show incoming messages in a popup but you can reply from there as well. It offers the ability to set the popup timeout, enable or disable global menu item, view the name and profile picture of the sender and select from amongst 20 customized themes. It supports most BBOS devices and is $.99 to purchase.
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VIP Access by Symantec
New to the store is Symantec's Validation and ID Protection (VIP) Access application. This native mobile solution provides an extra layer of security to help prevent your information from winding up in the wrong hands. It acts like a two-factor authorization for websites such as eBay or PayPal. Simply register your credential at each site where you have an online account. All you need to do is sign into the participating online site with your user name and password, launch the application, and input in the VIP unique six-digit security code (the code changes every 30 seconds) for safe and secure access to your account. VIP Access supports most BBOS legacy devices and all BlackBerry 10 handsets. You can download for free at the link.
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Email Me by ToZ Inc.
Even though my BlackBerry keeps me organized I still tend to email myself notes and reminders. It's something I've always done and probably will continue to do so whether for work or personal matters. Email Me is a free application which gives you a shortcut to sending yourself these messages. All you have to do is launch the application, enter in a subject and the message body and it will automatically send to your default email account. This is certainly not for everyone but it is free and available for BlackBerry 10.
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Magic Band+ by PowerSound Lab
If you love music and are a fan of Guitar Hero (or similar) games then be sure to check this one out. There are more than 15 popular instruments available in this music and rhythm application and a wide variety of songs (free and premium) for you to choose from. When you've chosen an instrument to simulate and a song, your goal is to tap on the notes as they fall in time to the music. Each tap is rated with a percentage of how correct you were and there are warnings if you are too fast or slow. All in all it is a rather fun game to pass the time. It is available in a free lite version and a premium one for $2.99. The free version supports the BlackBerry PlayBook, Z10, Z30 and the Porsche P9982 while the premium one is compatible with all BlackBerry 10 handsets and the PlayBook.
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AutoPlay Media Player by Bumblebee Computing
I received a tip this week that one of my most used applications for the BlackBerry PlayBook had made it's way to BB10. AutoPlay Media Player lets you satisfy that "binge watching" urge to see all of your videos on your device one after the other. It plays a wide variety of formats, allows you to create dynamic playlists, includes a sleep timer, supports SRT sub-titles, and has an auto-bookmarking feature. Existing PlayBook owners are entitled to this version for free while new BlackBerry 10 users can grab it for $.99.
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MLB.com at Bat 14 by MLB Advanced Media, LP
Spring training has started for the 2014 baseball season and if you are a diehard fan such as myself, I know you want all the ins and outs of the season at your fingertips. This week MLB released the 2014 version of their application that lets you follow every pitch from Spring Training all the way through to the World Series. This feature rich application may be $16.99 to access Bat 14 content, including MLB.TV premium subscription content, on your device but eligible subscribers are entitled to a refund. I know I can't wait for the season to start here in NY and am counting down to the Mets opening day. Don't judge me, I lived in Flushing in 1986!
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Briefly about the response and glycemic index is already mentioned in the article on carbohydrates. From this text you will learn how the glycemic index differs from glycemic load and you will learn the mechanism of action of insulin hormones and leptin and their effect on the body.
Glycemic index
The foods that we eat, containing the same amount of carbohydrate carbohydrates, have different effects on the level of glucose in the blood. This difference is expressed in numbers as the Glycemic Index. It is calculated by dividing the blood glucose level after consuming any product containing 50 grams of carbohydrate available by blood glucose after consuming 50 grams of glucose. The result is multiplied by 100.
The Glycemic Index is determined by giving the product to a group of people and then examining their sugar level every 15 minutes for 2 hours. The value of the Glikemic Index is the average of these results. Despite the fact that these values ??are reproducible, the reaction to some products may be different in different people. It is worth to observe your body and pay attention to how we react to particular carbohydrates.
The Glycemic load
The Glycemic Charge is influenced by two variables of the glycemic index (IG) and the size of the portion (W – the content of carbohydrates in a given basis weight). It is expressed by the formula £G = (W * IG) / 100. The idea of Glycemic Carry is based on the assumption that by consuming a small amount of a product with a high GI, there is no negative increase in the level of glucose in the blood.
Compare the two products consumed in standard low and high GI portions. Watermelon, high GI of 72, contains 29 g of carbohydrates in a 300 gram portion and therefore has a glycemic load of 20.9. Quinoa, with a low IG = 35, contain in a 100 g portion 58.5 g carbohydrates and a glycemic load of 20.5 and therefore very similar.
In order to avoid sudden spikes in blood sugar, it is worth taking into account both the Index and the Glycemic Load.
Insulin and Leptin
Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas to regulate the level of sugar in the blood. How it's working? After eating food containing carbohydrates, there is an insulin release and the sugar level is reduced. The amount of insulin ejected by the pancreas depends on the Glycemic Index. The higher the IG, the faster the absorption and digestion of carbohydrates, the faster and more rapid jump of sugar and the greater the discharge of insulin. Conversely, the lower the IG food, the slower, gradual increase in sugar and the small insulin release. Unfortunately, the rapid release of insulin is associated with a drop in sugar below the norm. This causes hypoglycemia (hypoglycaemia), which means faster inbound, strong feeling of hunger, and even weakness.
Leptin, is a hormone produced by … adipose tissue. The role of this hormone is to send information about the energy reserves to the brain. Excessive amounts of leptin unfortunately lead to resistance, and as a result, despite the excessive amount of adipose tissue (and thus leptin), the brain stops recognizing its signals.
Impact of nutrition on the body
Frequent consumption of high GI foods causes frequent insulin ejection and deposition of energy reserves in the form of adipose tissue. Due to the frequency of this event, the brain also stops receiving signals sent by leptin and does not disable the starvation center. Thus, the body has no information on energy reserves, it places fatty tissue on each excess of caloric demand. Unfortunately, eating foods with a high Index and Glycemic Load, snacking between meals and excessive sugar supply in the diet cause glycemic jumps and excessive hunger. In this situation, it's easy to eat more than we really need.
At a time when access to food is virtually unlimited, and white sugar added to most processed products, many people suffer from insulin resistance and appetite disorders. Long-term maintenance of high insulin levels can cause diabetes, cardiovascular disease, being overweight, and also speeds up the body's aging process. It should be noted that in nature there is no product that would raise glucose in the blood like refined sugar or purified flour. Fruit or even high-carb cereals naturally also contain fiber, which significantly slows down the release of glucose into the bloodstream.
So what can we do to avoid unnecessary blood glucose fluctuations?
- eat 4-6 meals regularly, do not snack, do not sweeten drinks between meals,
- avoid cleaned cereals (wheat flour, white rice flour),
- avoid sweets, possible dessert is better to eat just after lunch than as a separate snack,
- avoid processed food,
- check the composition of products and added sugar content,
- read the table of Indexes and Glycemic Cargoes – avoid products / dishes from IG over 60 and £G above 20.


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Dr. Claire Karekezi will return to her home in Rwanda in July as the first and only female neurosurgeon in the entire country.
The 35-year-old has been studying neuro-oncology and skull base surgery, with a specialty in brain tumor removal, at Toronto Western Hospital in Canada since last year.
Her 12-year journey in medicine thus far comes after a childhood surrounded by horror and tragedy. The 1994 genocide in Rwanda took the lives of hundreds of thousands, including some of Karekezi's cousins and aunts.
Karekezi told The Toronto Star in an article published on May 13 that the genocide is "what sort of made us who we are today as Rwandese people because we grew up knowing that we cannot count on anyone but ourselves."
She added she believes in doing "whatever it takes to get where I want to go."
"I keep pushing because the genocide happened, the whole world was watching and no one did anything. But we came through that, we are a strong nation, and we have very brave people who have managed to do impressive things now," she told the publication.
Karekezi finished high school in Rwanda and then went to a local university on a full government scholarship. Her medical schooling journey then took her to Sweden ― her first time away from home. Her time in Sweden serendipitously introduced her to neurosurgery as it was the only department operating during the time period in which she was in the country.
"I knew nothing about neurosurgery, I had no training in brain anatomy," Karekezi told The Star, who had initial plans to study radiology.
The course of her life drastically changed since then, taking her everywhere from England to Morocco as she honed her skills and practice. She hopes that when she finally returns to Rwanda, she'll collaborate with the four male neurosurgeons currently practicing in the country to launch a multidisciplinary neuro-oncology center.
Karekezi did not immediately respond to HuffPost's request for comment.
Many on social media, including friends and fellow colleagues, praised Karekezi for her work and for the inspiration she's given others:


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Children who suffer from asthma sometimes find symptoms are particularly bad at night.
Wheezing and coughing at night are common among children and teens with asthma. But nighttime symptoms can indicate severe asthma and increase risk of complications if they're not brought under control.
"About 60 percent of kids with asthma have nighttime cough that can wake them and cause discomfort," said Dr. David Karas of Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics in Wadsworth.
The problem can rob children of sleep and cause daytime fatigue, affecting academic performance and leading to more school absenteeism.
It's not entirely known why nighttime symptoms – also known as nocturnal asthma – occur. But doctors believe hormonal changes associated with circadian rhythms play a role, Dr. Karas said.
"Lung function itself follows a circadian rhythm," said Dr. Karas. "Lung function is best around 4 p.m. and worst at about 4 a.m. The difference is not significant for most people, but the changes can be extreme for those with asthma."
Factors that can also exacerbate asthma symptoms at night include reclining, exposure to allergens such as pet dander, and acid reflux.
The key to curbing symptoms is diagnosis and treatment, said Dr. Karas. Make sure your child's asthma is well under control, and that will take care of nighttime symptoms, he said. Inhaled steroids are usually sufficient to treat mild to moderate asthma.
"Almost all kids with asthma can be adequately managed to the point where it doesn't interfere with daily life," he said. "But the medication only works if you take it. Often we see a child does better with medication, and then parents stop giving the medication and symptoms return.
"Compliance with medication is a big challenge. We just need to keep educating families on the need to give controller medication every day, even if their children are no longer having symptoms."


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I wrote earlier this week about the possibility that a power outage in the Ukraine on December 23 had been caused by malware. It turns out that the outage was indeed caused by a cyber attack. Remarkably, this is the first time a power outage has been conclusively tied to malware. Clearly, cyber attacks against critical infrastructures like the power grid are no longer just an academic concern.
As originally suspected, portions of the Ukranian grid were brought down by a hacking tool called BlackEnergy. BlackEnergy was introduced in 2007 by a group called the Sandworm, a cyber espionage gang with Russian ties. Originally, BlackEnergy was primarily used for perpetrating denial-of-service attacks, which seek to make a website inaccessible by flooding it with random requests. Over time, BlackEnergy has evolved to be a swiss army knife for cyber spies. Its modular design enhances its flexibility, enabling cyber criminals to add new malicious features to it as they wish. Various modules were used, for example, to attack NATO and the Ukraine in 2014. Features to replace infected systems' data with random data and to make hard drives unbootable were added recently. And a newer feature called KillDisk destroys critical parts of a computer hard drive. It now seemst that KillDisk also has the ability to sabotage industrial control systems.
In the case of the Ukranian power outage, it appears that the attacker was able to create an encrypted tunnel into the power system control network at three regional power system operating stations. Once in, the attacker disrupted the systems that communicate data from devices' serial ports to the ethernet backbone that ties devices in the field to the regional control stations. Older equipment, in particular, communicate data using serial ports. In fact, serial ports were as common on home and office computers fifteen years ago as USB ports are today. Many utility devices still communicate using serial ports, and these have to be interfaced to ethernet, WiFi, or cellular singal for long-distance communication. The attackers seem to have interfered with that subsystem, making it impossible for devices in the field to communicate system conditions to the regional operators. The operators then had no visibility into the system while the attackers likely took portions of the grid offline. Details on exactly what portions of the grid were dismantled by the attackers and in what order have not yet been revealed.
Researchers have imagined ways that hackers could interrupt an industrial control network like the power grid for some time now. A paper even describes a testbed for evaluating attack scenarios so that operators can prepare for them. But this attack, which was started by something as banal as a Microsoft Office macro embedded in a document a recipient unsuspectingly opened, was no simulation. It demonstrates the very serious threat the electric power grid now faces when it comes to cyber attack.


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We are honored to celebrate 10 recipients for the 2019-2020 AIGA DC Design Continuum Fund Scholarship. Please meet Samuel McMinn, an undergraduate studying graphic design at Virginia Commonwealth University.
How does it feel to be selected as a scholarship recipient?
I'm thankful for the recognition for my work.
What made you want to become a designer/creative?
When my high school came to visit my middle school, I finally saw a place where I can push my art and continue to create, I saw that there was an opportunity in the art world so I wanted to take advantage.
What are you studying in school?
Currently I am in art foundation at Virginia Commonwealth University, where I will decide my major the following year but for now I am taking courses having to deal with space, technique, applications and drawing.
Tell us a bit about the projects you have been working on while in school.
I have been working on a sculpture that consist of re-usable items to make a non representational piece, that will be installed in an underclassman Halloween show. The assignment is a new medium that I haven't really dabbled in.
What projects are you working on outside of school?
Currently I am continuing to create work for myself, while also doing small commissions for individuals who are interested in getting tattoo designs drawn out.
So what's next for you? Will it include a social impact component?
For now, finishing school and bettering myself as an artist is my main priority. Most likely I want my art to have a social impact, and to use my art as not just a way of expression but a way to bring awareness.


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FOR foreign student Cristina Stefanouiu, working for two Massachusetts political campaigns this fall was a welcome break from her student activism back home in turbulent Romania. During her four-month stay here in the United States, Ms. Stefanouiu has studied, observed, and worked within the American electoral system with an Ohio-based program called Participation 2000. This year the program sent six other Eastern Europeans and 32 Americans to work for state and local campaigns across the US.
Participation 2000 was established by Gov. Richard Celeste (D) of Ohio in 1987 to get young, issue-oriented Democrats more involved in the election process. The program works like a political-action committee, only it donates people instead of money to Democratic candidates.
``The exciting thing about it is you get twice the bang for your buck,'' Governor Celeste says. ``You not only make a contribution to a Democratic candidate, but you train someone who can become a permanent resource in the political process.''
Participation 2000 supports mainly nontraditional candidates like women and minorities. Some key races where staffers were placed this fall included Harvey Gantt's US Senate race in North Carolina and Ann Richards's governor's race in Texas. Only five of the 35 different campaigns involved in the program were for incumbent candidates.
Foreign participants started in mid-July with a week of intensive training in Washington, D.C. They then joined the American students in Columbus, Ohio, for 10 days of training. All participants were then placed in their jobs as full-time campaign staff members. Participation 2000 provided them with a stipend for their campaign work.
Ms. Stefanouiu worked for Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Evelyn Murphy (D), who dropped out of the race before the primary. Then she worked as deputy press secretary for Campaign for Massachusetts' Future, a group fighting a statewide tax rollback. Stefanouiu says she was more at home working on an issue, however, than for a political candidate.
``The reason I was interested in an issue campaign was that it was something more [understandable] in Romania,'' the 23-year-old electronics student says. ``We don't have to deal with candidates as much.... People don't trust the candidates.''
She recalls the confusion during Romania's elections last May after the December overthrow of communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. Eighty-four parties were competing for office and people were suspicious of the candidates, she says.
As a student at the Polytechnical Institute in Bucharest, Stefanouiu says she was active in forming a nationwide student union, called National Independent Students' Union, that helped coordinate the many groups competing for student rights after the revolution.
During that time, she recalls many nights of violent street protest: ``It was even more scary than during the revolution because then at least ... you fought for freedom, you don't want Ceausescu anymore and his regime.''
But after the revolution, when she saw people demonstrating, she says she kept wondering, ``Who are you fighting against? Who are these people? What do they want?''
During her stay in Boston and Washington, Stefanouiu says she was impressed and disturbed by her observations of the US political system. She was impressed with the status of American women, for example, and women's groups like the National Organization for Women. But she was bothered by the pervasiveness of negative campaigning and the millions of dollars some candidates spent to get elected. She was also disturbed by what she sees as a lingering racism in American society. As an example, she points to the popularity of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, who ran for US senator in Louisiana and drew more than 40 percent of the vote.
Participation 2000 officials say they hope to expand the program to include more students from different countries. Celeste also sees the need to educate more young people here in the US about the American electoral process.


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I decided to change the look of the site so I visited the Internet equivalent of MacNamara/Troy and download some new themes. I'm pretty happy with this one, thought I'll likely be changing many of the small details in the week to come. (and yes that splash picture is one of mine, not a stock photo.)
Let me know what you think.


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Pádraig Walsh of Kilkenny looks for the sliotar as he is tackled by Kyle Hayes of Limerick. The win over the 'Cats' has sent a message to all that Limerick are not to be underestimated
Limerick sent a signal to the country last Sunday in Nowlan Park when they produced a performance, particularly in the second half, that blew Kilkenny away.
That very rarely happens and few, if any teams, leave with a nine point winning margin.
The performance had so much to be happy about. Limerick were clinical, they worked really hard and at times played precision hurling that had Kilkenny chasing shadows.
It was a close enough game up to when Limerick got those brace of goals but there was no chance Kilkenny could find a way back when Limerick threw over some great points both before and immediately after the break.
At one stage Limerick led by thirteen points as Kilkenny were unable to cope with the slick passing out of defence and the quality ball into the forwards.
It was Limerick's first win in Nowlan Park in twenty two years, this was worth waiting for. They took Brian Cody's men apart and in fact they were pulling up nearing the end.
The quality on display from Limerick will have sent a message to many. Jackie Tyrell said in the lead up to the game that Limerick wouldn't be in the top three and the reply from Limerick tells its own story.
John Kiely is around long enough to know that this win will have little consequence come championship.
He will also know that Kilkenny are not the team they once were. The days are long gone when Kilkenny had a forward line that would hurt you badly.
Walter Walsh was the only standout player that delivered of the starting six that took the field on Sunday.
That win was great and it may well have laid a marker but it comes with caution and a health warning. Kilkenny lacked shape all over the field, they are missing some well known players but so were Limerick.
Limerick are enjoying their hurling, they are now showing signs of a team that are really starting to express themselves. Limerick got lots of space in this game. The half forwards went deep and surprisingly the Kilkenny defenders followed them. That left acres of space, particularly for Aaron Gillane, who was in sparkling form once again. He finished with 0-9 and add that to the 1-12 he scored during the week for Mary I and it confirms right now he's enjoying a golden spell.
Strong panel
The league so far has seen Limerick with a 100% return. They have mixed it up and some players are getting opportunities. The strength of the panel is really starting to come to the fore now and we can see that many of these young players are growing with the challenge.
When Kilkenny were at their best they had the same luxury and it appears Limerick have a lot of similarities at this point in time.
One man that has given great service to Limerick is Tom Condon and he let it be known on Sunday that he is not happy with a minority role.
He was in superb form, he scored, he passed, he encouraged and he cut a dash through the centre on a couple of occasions.
Indeed the entire backline played well. Sean Finn looks very comfortable at full back, he read the play well while Richie English was rock solid.
Dan Morrissey was commanding at centre back and didn't give an inch. Diarmuid Brynes was equally on form while Paddy O'Loughlin tasted the experience of playing in Nowlan Park in a Division 1A game.
The backs as a unit moved with pace and their inter play resulted in quality ball to the forwards.
Opening half
The first half was a close and tight affair and Kilkenny gave as good as they got until Shane Dowling and Conor Boylan hit the net.
The opening thirty minutes saw scores exchanged but overall the quality was poor enough.
Everything that Gillane touched created scores for himself or others. He had the Kilkenny full backline in knots and he was greatly helped by the quality ball he received and the space created by his half forward line.
A nine point lead at the break was followed by early points from Gillane and Barry Murphy. The score by Murphy was magnificent, the hook on was pure magic and the finish was even better. Brother Dormer who played such a great part in the development of many young hurlers in Doon would have been very proud of it.
One of the pleasing aspects from the game was the attitude of Limerick. They showed a great willingness to drive on in the second half. By the third quarter they had extinguished any hope of a Kilkenny come back when they led 2-16 to 0-8. From this point on they hurled with reduced momentum as Kilkenny landed a few scores nearing the end.
When you look at the players Limerick could bring in it tells you the sort of players we now can call upon.
Safe passage
Limerick have all but secured safe passage to the knock out stages of the National League now and they can further experiment for the two remaining games if they wish.
Cork will come to the Gaelic Grounds next Sunday and Limerick travel to Ennis for the last game.
John Meyler, the Cork manager, was in Kilkenny last Sunday. His side had their first win in the league against Clare in what was a poor game of hurling.
Clare enjoyed so much possession and still somehow lost the game. The new format whereby no team will be relegated will see some mind games played and for that reason some results at this time of year need to be taken with a great degree of caution.
I know both Tipperary and Cork are working very hard in training and they have not reduced their schedule during the league.
John Kiely will have a very clear focus, he will know where he wants his team to be and will not dwell for long on what others are doing.
The only thing he can control is what goes on in his own camp and it's very clear he has his team buzzing at the moment.
I am sure that other teams will bring a serious challenge as the year progresses and John Kiely will be very aware of that. For now it's all about jumping the fences that are presented.
Special time
The level of consistency that Limerick are showing is outstanding. It's a very special time for Limerick supporters and every opportunity must be taken to support the team.
We have endured many difficult days as a county and it's great to see our young players produce the sort of displays we have witnessed in recent times.
They are playing with a focus that will be rewarded and how they have carried themselves as All Ireland champions has won them huge respect throughout the entire country. They are a level headed bunch of players that are benefited from a culture created by a strong management team.
Finally, Mungret and Limerick GAA lost one of its finest last week. Anthony McGann gave outstanding service and I will pay tribute to him next week.
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I am using Metabox.io, and I have a certain Custom Post Types. Right now I am using a Destination CPT, which has a field type -> post. Now I am rendering the other CPT through that. Everything works fine, except the REST API response. It only shows the CPT ID attached to the Destination CPT.
I want to show the Object Data in the Destination CPT of another post type which is embedded in it.
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Jason McLeod is a Brett Jackson Fan
Brett Jackson is the Chicago Cubs' top prospect for a reason. He's a fast, disciplined, powerful, athletic center fielder who's had success at every level of the minor leagues, and is just 23.
Jason McLeod is the Chicago Cubs' Scouting and Player Development Chief for a reason. When Tom Ricketts finagled Theo Epstein as the team's baseball president, Epstein immediately wanted, together with Jed Hoyer, one man to join him in Chicago: Jason McLeod. The two worked together in Boston where McLeod engineered some of the best drafts in baseball.
So, when you combine Jackson and McLeod, you get one big ball of happy for Cubs fans.
And McLeod is a big fan of Jackson's. From Dave van Dyke:
So what should Cubs fans expect when they finally get to see Jackson, who mostly has served as left-handed leadoff hitter in the minors but also has raw power?
"An exciting player," [Jackson] replied without hesitation. "I value myself as a team player and someone who can really ignite an offense at the head of the lineup or in the middle. I'm capable of hitting for power and driving runners in, plus there's nothing like getting on base and being driven in by somebody too."
In other words, he believes he can do it all. And maybe he can.
McLeod, the man who bypassed him in the draft for the Red Sox, says the question on Jackson at Cal-Berkeley was "his overall hitting ability … but I loved his athleticism. He just looked the part (of being great). There weren't too many guys walking around who had that physical package."
The package now has matured to 6 feet 2 and 210 pounds. In his full two minor-league seasons, Jackson has shown the expected speed (51 steals) and power (32 homers, 55 doubles, 144 RBIs), but he also has struck out a lot (264 against 146 walks).
"The thing with Brett is his upside is so big because he has the strength and speed and can play defense and really throw," said McLeod, who hasn't seen Jackson play in person since college. "Ultimately, his bat is going to tell who he is, whether he's going to be a superstar or complementary player."
Once again, I love how this front office is, at once, optimistic and candid. Jackson's ceiling is enormous, but, if he doesn't cut down on the strikeouts, he might be no more than a "complementary player," as McLeod rightly points out.
Even with a dynamite Spring, Jackson will not break camp with the Cubs short of a couple injuries. He could use some more time at AAA, and the Cubs could use a couple months to delay his service clock and assure another year of team control down the road (not to mention hopefully avoiding Super Two status, which will save them millions in the future). But that's no reason not to be excited about Jackson's future.
And, then, let your mind dream about a future outfield featuring Jackson, Yoenis Cespedes, and Matt Szczur, which would be, if nothing else, the best defensive outfield in baseball…