The lord's prayer in the principal languages, dialects and versions of the world: Printed in type and vernaculars of the different nations

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Ultima lamentación de Lord Byron

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Vida, memorias y cartas de Lord Macaulay da las a luz su sobrino Jorge O. Trevelyan

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The works of Lord Byron

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The poeticas works of owen Meredith (Robert, Lord Lytton)

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Oeuvres completes de Lord Byron

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Oeuvres completes de Lord Byron

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Financial Information Mediation: A Case Study of Standards Integration for Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment Using the COIN Mediation Technology

Each player in the financial industry, each bank, stock exchange, government agency, or insurance company operates its own financial information system or systems. By its very nature, financial information, like the money that it represents, changes hands. Therefore the interoperation of financial information systems is the cornerstone of the financial services they support. E-services frameworks such as web services are an unprecedented opportunity for the flexible interoperation of financial systems. Naturally the critical economic role and the complexity of financial information led to the development of various standards. Yet standards alone are not the panacea: different groups of players use different standards or different interpretations of the same standard. We believe that the solution lies in the convergence of flexible E-services such as web-services and semantically rich meta-data as promised by the semantic Web; then a mediation architecture can be used for the documentation, identification, and resolution of semantic conflicts arising from the interoperation of heterogeneous financial services. In this paper we illustrate the nature of the problem in the Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP) industry and the viability of the solution we propose. We describe and analyze the integration of services using four different formats: the IFX, OFX and SWIFT standards, and an example proprietary format. To accomplish this integration we use the COntext INterchange (COIN) framework. The COIN architecture leverages a model of sources and receivers’ contexts in reference to a rich domain model or ontology for the description and resolution of semantic heterogeneity.

De la galàxia Gutenberg a la galàxia Bill Gates. 'De la galaxia Gutenberg a la galaxia Bill Gates'.

Este artículo forma parte de la monografía 'Editar avui' (Editar hoy)

The lord mount dragon.

Este un relato popular que refleja los mitos, leyendas, cuentos populares y cuentos de hadas de la cultura irlandesa. Cumple con los requisitos del currículo de Inglaterra, Gales e Irlanda. Las ilustraciones apoyan el texto, lo que permite a los alumnos predecir palabras desconocidas al desarrollar un vocabulario basado en las imágenes, pero se les ha dado una mayor libertad al añadirles más detalles. Hay una mayor variedad de tipos de texto y estructuras de las frases. Para leer en voz alta teniendo en cuenta la puntuación y la entonación. Para niños de seis a ocho años y motivarlos a explorar sus respuestas personales y enlazar con sus propias experiencias. Adecuado para lectura guiada.

En torno a un reciente bill de educación.

Se ofrece el memorándum del Proyecto de Ley de Educación presentado en el Parlamento inglés en diciembre de 1943 por el Presidente del Departamento de Educación, que resulta ser un compendio de la nueva Ley de Educación inglesa que fue aprobada por ese Parlamento. Con la esa nueva Ley se pretendía reemplazar la vigente que existía en ese momento. Implicaba la reconstrucción del sistema de educación pública y por primera vez exigía el registro e inspección de las escuelas particulares.

Fidelity in interpretation: Lord Hoffmann and the adventure of the empty house

This paper explores Dworkin's 'law as a chain novel' analogy and considers the recent work of Dworkin and MacCormick through close scrutiny of two recent judgments of Lord Hoffmann, in Barlow Clowes v Eurotrust International [2005] UKPC 37 and Barker v Corus [2006] UKHL 20. The aim is to examine Dworkin's theory in the context of recent English private law decisions and determine whether Lord Hoffmann's approach to interpretation is consistent with that of Dworkin (as his Lordship has contended in the past). It is argued that Lord Hoffmann's treatment of recent decisions on which he himself sat raises significant questions regarding fidelity, coherence and the institutional structure of the House of Lords.