Concediendo una subvención de 47.942,15 pesetas para el Instituto Católico de Arte e Industrias de Madrid, (I.C.A.I.).

Comunicación de la concesión de una subvención por un importe de 47.942,15 pesetas a favor del Instituto Católico de Artes e Industrias de Madrid, con cargo a los presupuestos del Ministerio de Educación Nacional.

Na 50 Nachlass Arthur Schopenhauer - 'Schopenhauer-Archiv', 942 - Veröffentlichung der Korrespondenzen zwischen Adam von Doss und Arthur Schopenhauer von 1852-1860 in der Österreichischen Zeitung "Deutsche Zeitung"

u.a. Veröffentlichung der Korrespondenzen zwischen Adam von Doss und Arthur Schopenhauer von 1852-1860 in der Österreichischen Zeitung "Deutsche Zeitung"; Nachlass Schopenhauer; Sklaverei in Nordamerika;

Operator's and organizational maintenance manual (including repair parts and special tools lists) : radio sets AN/PRC-74B (NSN-5820-00-935-0030) and AN/PRC-74C (NSN 5820-00-177-1641), and power supplies PP-4514/PRC-74 (NSN 5820-00-942-0821) and PP-4514A/PRC-74 (NSN 5820-00-177-4581), and battery boxes CY-6121/PRC-74 (NSN 5820-00-908-3127), and CY-6314/PRC-74 and CY-6314A/PRC-74 (NSN 5820-00-156-3934).

"March 1967."

Organizational maintenance manual including repair parts and special tool lists : radio sets AN/PRC-74 and AN/PRC-74A (NSN 5820-00-944-8503) and power supply PP-4514/PRC-74 (NSN 5820-00-942-0821).

"March 1966."

Interstate commerce act of 1943 (regulation of rate bureaus) Hearings, Seventy-eighth Congress, first session, on S. 942.

Mode of access: Internet.

Julius Franks, UM Football, 942 Iowa Cadets game

[cropped from 8x10 print, of action from 1942 game vs Iowa Pre-Flight School)

The inherent equitable jurisdiction and the plenary power of the Supreme Court of New South Wales to order the winding up of companies

Not all companies in Australia are amenable to a winding up order pursuant to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). The Supreme Court of New South Wales has previously dealt with such winding up applications by apparently focusing on the inherent jurisdiction of the court to consider whether the court has jurisdiction to firstly consider the winding up application. This article proposes an original alternative paradigm: the plenary power provided to the court by s 23 of the Supreme Court Act 1970 (NSW) can be utilised to initially attract the jurisdiction of the court and subsequently the inherent jurisdiction specifically utilising the equitable “just and equitable” ground is available to the court to consider and make such a winding up order if appropriate. Variation of such a paradigm may also be available to the court when considering the inherent jurisdiction in relation to corporation matters more generally.

Catch me if you can : the effective service of bankruptcy documents in a changing world

This article discusses some recent judicial decisions to assist legal practitioners to overcome some of the problems encountered when serving Bankruptcy Notices and Creditor’s Petitions. Some of the issues covered in the discussion are: What the valid last-known address of the debtor can be, whether a Bankruptcy Notice can be validly served by email on a debtor who is located outside Australia, whether service of a Bankruptcy Notice is valid when the debtor is outside Australia when service on the debtor occurs in Australia, whether the creditor’s failure to obtain leave for service of a Bankruptcy Notice can be excused, what can be done regarding personal service of a Creditor’s Petition when a debtor is outside Australia and whether the Court can set aside a sequestration order. The article goes on to place the issues in the context of broader bankruptcy policies noting that effective service of bankruptcy documents is challenging in a world where mobility of debtors is global and new modes of communication ever changing.

Multiple evolutionary rate classes in animal genome evolution

The proportion of functional sequence in the human genome is currently a subject of debate. The most widely accepted figure is that approximately 5% is under purifying selection. In Drosophila, estimates are an order of magnitude higher, though this corresponds to a similar quantity of sequence. These estimates depend on the difference between the distribution of genomewide evolutionary rates and that observed in a subset of sequences presumed to be neutrally evolving. Motivated by the widening gap between these estimates and experimental evidence of genome function, especially in mammals, we developed a sensitive technique for evaluating such distributions and found that they are much more complex than previously apparent. We found strong evidence for at least nine well-resolved evolutionary rate classes in an alignment of four Drosophila species and at least seven classes in an alignment of four mammals, including human. We also identified at least three rate classes in human ancestral repeats. By positing that the largest of these ancestral repeat classes is neutrally evolving, we estimate that the proportion of nonneutrally evolving sequence is 30% of human ancestral repeats and 45% of the aligned portion of the genome. However, we also question whether any of the classes represent neutrally evolving sequences and argue that a plausible alternative is that they reflect variable structure-function constraints operating throughout the genomes of complex organisms.