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Immunoglobulin genetics of Ornithorhynchus anatinus (platypus) and Tachyglossus aculeatus (short-beaked echidna).
Ingår i: Comp Biochem Physiol A Mol Integr Physiol. - 1095-6433. ; 136, s. 811-819
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Genome of the marsupial Monodelphis domestica reveals innovation in non-coding sequences
Ingår i: Nature. - 0028-0836 .- 1476-4687. ; 447:7141, s. 167-177
We report a high-quality draft of the genome sequence of the grey, short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis domestica). As the first metatherian ('marsupial') species to be sequenced, the opossum provides a unique perspective on the organization and evolution of mammalian genomes. Distinctive features of the opossum chromosomes provide support for recent theories about genome evolution and function, including a strong influence of biased gene conversion on nucleotide sequence composition, and a relationship between chromosomal characteristics and X chromosome inactivation. Comparison of opossum and eutherian genomes also reveals a sharp difference in evolutionary innovation between protein-coding and non-coding functional elements. True innovation in protein-coding genes seems to be relatively rare, with lineage-specific differences being largely due to diversification and rapid turnover in gene families involved in environmental interactions. In contrast, about 20% of eutherian conserved non-coding elements (CNEs) are recent inventions that postdate the divergence of Eutheria and Metatheria. A substantial proportion of these eutherian-specific CNEs arose from sequence inserted by transposable elements, pointing to transposons as a major creative force in the evolution of mammalian gene regulation.
Zhao, Yaofeng, et al. (författare)
Ornithorhynchus anatinus (Platypus) Links the Evolution of Immunoglobulin Genes in Eutherian Mammals and Nonmammalian Tetrapods
Ingår i: Journal of Immunology. - 0022-1767 .- 1550-6606. ; 183:5, s. 3285-3293
The evolutionary origins of mammalian immunoglobulin H chain isotypes (IgM, IgD, IgG, IgE, and IgA) are still incompletely understood as these isotypes differ considerably in structure and number from their counterparts in nonmammalian tetrapods. We report in this study that the platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) Ig H chain constant region gene locus contains eight Ig encoding genes, which are arranged in an mu-delta-o-gamma 2-gamma 1-alpha 1-epsilon-alpha 2 order, spanning a total of similar to 200 kb DNA, encoding six distinct isotypes. The o (o for Ornithorhynchus) gene encodes a novel Ig H chain isotype that consists of four constant region domains and a hinge, and is structurally different from any of the five known mammalian Ig classes. This gene is phylogenetically related to nu (epsilon) and gamma, and thus appears to be a structural intermediate between these two genes. The platypus delta gene encodes ten heavy chain constant region domains, lacks a hinge region and is similar to IgD in amphibians and fish, but strikingly different from that in eutherian mammals. The platypus Ig H chain isotype repertoire thus shows a unique combination of genes that share similarity both to those of nonmammallian tetrapods and eutherian animals and demonstrates how phylogenetically informative species can be used to reconstruct the evolutionary history of functionally important genes.
Characterization of IgG from a monotreme, Tachyglossus aculeatus
Ingår i: Immunogenetics. ; 53, s. 1065-1071
Characterization of of echidna IgM provides insight into the time of divergence of extant mammals.
Ingår i: Developmental and Comparative Immunology. ; 26, s. 831-839
Echidna IgA supports mammalian unity and traditional Therian relationship
Ingår i: Mammalian Genome. ; 13, s. 656-663
Evolution of the major histocompatibility complex : Isolation of class II beta cDNAs from two monotremes, the platypus and the short-beaked echidna.
Ingår i: Immunogenetics. - 0093-7711. ; 55:6, s. 402-11
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Evolution of the major histocompatibility complex: Isolation of class II _ cDNAs from two monotremes, the platypus and the short-beaked echidna.
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Isolation of monotreme T-cell receptor alpha and beta chains.
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Platypus IgM and the divergence of the two extant monotreme lineages.
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Home » Entertainment » Weed common on sets, cocaine is B'wood's party drug: SSR's friend Yuvraj S Singh
Weed common on sets, cocaine is B'wood's party drug: SSR's friend Yuvraj S Singh
The video in question featured Deepika Padukone, Ranbir Kapoor, Malaika Arora, Vicky Kaushal, Varun Dhawan, Shahid Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor. It went viral on social media with many alleging that drugs were used at the house party.
Updated on : Tue 15th September 2020, 12:56 PM
BY SUGANDHA RAWAL
Actor-producer Yuvraj S. Singh, a close friend of late star Sushant Singh Rajput, says not only does the drug culture prevail in Bollywood, it is also a way to move around in the industry. He claimed that most A-list actors are addicted to cocaine.
"There's been a lot of drugs happening for a long time, maybe since the 1970s. At that time things were different. There wasn't so much exposure or social media. Now, it is getting exposed," Yuvraj told IANS.
"There are many people in the industry who take cocaine. There are many actors and filmmakers who on drugs and are roaming around, and that is why this madness is really happening," he added.
Talking about the drugs that are popular in the industry, the "Beiimaan Love" actor said: "Weed is like cigarette. From cameraperson to technicians, people on the set normally take weed. Bollywood parties are mostly about cocaine. Cocaine is the main drug of Bollywood. Then there is MDMA, also called ecstasy, LSD, which is also called acid. There is also ketamine, which is a horse tranquiliser. They are doing these things and these are very hard drugs. They are under its influence for almost 15 to 20 hours. Cocaine is also a very hard drug, and I would say that fuive to eight actors of the industry need to get off it, nahi toh marr jayenge yeh log (they will end up dying)."
The actor himself has been offered drugs on many occasions.
"Yes, I have been offered (drugs) many times. It is very normal. Many people operate like this. They take drugs and then go to parties. This is the way of moving around. In fact, people are getting work because of it. If you do drugs with the right people, the right hero, actress and director, you form a lobby and a connection, and that is the kind of mindset Bollywood works on. They make an environment, company and prefer to work in that circle," he said.
Asked if he can reveal the names, the actor said: "Most of them do it. I have literally seen everyone do it. Over the years, I have realised that these people move around in a circle, and they operate in that circle and work with each other."
"In fact, one of the videos also went viral — that was a drug party," he added, with a seeming reference to the video from Karan Johar's house party last year.
Yuvraj asserted: "So, the drug culture is very prevalent in the industry. You can say that the top 10 or 15 A-listers are pretty much addicted to cocaine."
So, why not take names? Yuvraj says he would rather avoid because he needs to protect himself from the wrath of "vendetta" that drives the industry.
"I know these people consume (drugs), but I don't have evidence or photographs to prove it. They might file a counter case on me. I don't want my name in that. Also, I am working in this industry and they will try to sabotage my films. They will ask my distributors not to release my film. It is a very vendetta-based industry," said the co-producer of the hit film, "Qismat".
Giving hint, Yuvraj continued: "I would give it off by saying that they are top A-list actors, say 10 to 15 of them barring Akshay Kumar, who is very clean and honest to his work. This A-list gang has made a lobby. You have to operate within that with no way out."
The actor continued: "Shakun Batra is my very close friend. He directed 'Kapoor & Sons' and is currently shooting with Deepika Padukone for his next in Goa. He told me that these people are creating this kind of vibe, where they want to create their own star and their own people with growing support to nepotism.
"In fact, the drug involvement has also become very normal, which is not good for the industry. The new generation will be discouraged from entering the industry amid all these practices. Things have to be corrected," he added.
(Sugandha Rawal can be contacted at [email protected])
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Xerte – Online Learning Authoring Tool
Xerte Online Toolkits (or Xerte, usually pronounced Zertee) is an interactive content creation tool for making web-based learning objects, without the need for programming skills. The University has its own installation of this software which is available for staff and students to use. A learning object is a digital resource consisting of a collection of content and activity, with a clear educational purpose.
Go to Xerte Online Toolkits
The software was created and developed by the University of Nottingham and below you can see example content showing the various page types that can be used. Use the arrows in the bottom right of the object to navigate through the pages.
How might I use it?
Xerte provides you with the opportunity of delivering content online for self-study or revision purposes. Self-contained digital resources are often used to provide instruction in commonly taught concepts or skills. Additionally Xerte can be used for student content-creation where, for example, students could prepare a resource to teach others what they have learned.
Xerte is a content authoring tool that lets you bring together different types of material in order to present information on a topic. You can include text, images, video, audio as well as embed web pages or web widgets. In addition to you can add activities which allow the viewer to interact with the content.
Reflective Writing Resource for students at the University of Bath
Moodle Course Management Resource for staff at the University of Bath
Social Media training for Faculty of Engineering & Design staff at the University of Bath
MANTRA - managing digital data in a research project, various examples created in Xerte by the University of Edinburgh
Future Teacher 3.0 - online webinar session (Working with Rich Media 3 - Video) delivered using Xerte
Communicating Online - Open University branded use of Xerte
Critical Appraisal of Clinical Trials in Dermatology University of Nottingham
How do staff and students use it effectively?
Staff and students can create an account, in the Bath version of Xerte, by logging in with their University username and password. Once a user is logged in they have access to an editor which lets them create learning objects by adding pages of content (text, images, videos etc.) and interactivity (quizzes, drag and drop, timelines etc.). The final object is published onto a University web server which allows it to be linked to via its URL (web address)or embedded into another webpage (using an iframe embed code) such as Moodle or Mahara.
Learning objects should deal with a single educational problem to solve or issue to learn.
Content should be updated as necessary, for example checking web links still work (e.g. YouTube videos).
Information should be 'chunked' into small pieces of learning, as too much content could make it difficult for learners to reach the end.
Staff can collaborate on the creation of a learning object.
Learners can also collaborate on the creation of a learning object.
Learners can share their creations, learning from each other.
Built with accessibility in mind
The majority of page types are easy to follow
There are in-built 'themes' to change the display - including a Theme Bath version
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Learning objects can be worked on collaboratively or shared
Content can be responsive which makes it possible to view content on different devices (such as tablets and smartphones)
Content can be viewed online or exported for offline viewing or it can be embedded into other web tools such as Moodle or Mahara
Learning objects can be reused or repurposed for additional uses in different courses or different disciplines
The newest version of Xerte relies on users understanding how to use the accessibility tools of modern browsers
Some page types may require training to use fully - please contact the TEL team
The themes available may not suit you and you may need to use an additional tool such as Xhibit to develop the theme you want
Using Xerte for an Online Literature Searching resource
Project: Philip Shields, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Hilary Cooksley, Subject Librarian and Yvonne Moore, Faculty Learning Technologist.
This project involved staff collaboration in the production of an online version of a series of 'literature searching' sessions which would normally be delivered face-to-face. Using Xerte (and Re:View) the sessions are delivered online, attempting to engage with students about literature searching and review.
Dr Philip Shields organises the Final Year Project for the BEng and MEng undergraduate programmes that occur during Semester 2, where students complete a project that includes a review of scientific and technical literature. Previously, Philip arranged for the subject librarian to deliver sessions on effective literature searching in Semester 1 to allow enthusiastic students to get ahead. However, finding the optimum time was difficult and as a result many students chose not to attend these sessions. Given the importance of the subject, a different approach was required so it was decided the best solution would be to create an online version of library sessions. This was implemented by bringing together the subject librarian and a faculty learning technologist.
The purpose of the online learning object, was that it would cover the necessary guidance about carrying out an effective literature search, whilst also providing activities for students to practice. The object was embedded in Moodle and conditional settings applied so that the project submission was only opened to students once they had view the learning objects and completed a quiz.
Xerte was used to create the online version as it allowed the video screencasts, created by the librarian, to be packaged with some student activities. The videos were uploaded to Re:view so that they would stream from there when the learning object is accessed. This keeps the file sizes suitable small so they load quickly. The original resource eventually became five parts in order to make the material more accessible.
The lessons learned from the this project:
Once the face-to-face sessions were broken into distinct video demonstrations it became clear that it would be beneficial to 'chunk' the material into smaller objects.
Sometimes the features or functions of Xerte mean the material may need adapting in order enable learners to achieve the same learning outcome.
Collaboration on the same Xerte object is possible but was sometimes difficult if more than one person tries to work on the project at the same time.
A significant number of students viewed the online resources. Although this did tail off as the students worked through parts 1 to 5, this could demonstrate that students accessed the parts they felt most useful to them. Philip included a question in the Moodle quiz he created which asked students for their views of the content of this material and the majority were very positive.
The Instructional Use of Learning Objects, Wiley, David (ed). The Instructional Use of Learning Objects: Online Version. 2000. Retrieved from http://www.reusability.org/read/
Allison Littlejohn and John Cook, Learning objects and repositories, ALT Wiki http://wiki.alt.ac.uk/index.php/Learning_objects_and_repositories ,
Hockings, C., Brett, P., & Terentjevs, M. (2012). Making a difference-inclusive learning and teaching in higher education through open educational resources. Distance Education, 33(2), 237-252. Retrieved from
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In the entertainment business, a triple threat is someone who can sing, dance, and act. It's also someone who's accomplished on stage, in film, and on television. I guess that makes Ken Berry a double-triple threat because he can do just about everything in any venue. I first got to know Ken some years ago when I was preparing an event for the Television Academy. Last month we re-connected to talk about his career.
Born in Moline Illinois on November 3, 1933, Ken was drawn to performing at an early age. As a teenager his considerable skills as a dancer landed him a spot in the Horace Heidt Youth Opportunity Program which performed all over America and Europe. After graduating high school, Ken enlisted in the Army, and was stationed at Fort Bragg. It was his first introduction to North Carolina, but not his first connection. More on that later.
In the second year of his enlistment, Ken and other soldiers from Special Services Corps toured the country and entertained other troops. It was during that time that he won the All Army Talent Competition. Thanks to youtube, you can catch his winning act via "The Big Picture", a weekly TV series produced by the Army in the early 1950's. If you've never seen an athletic dancer do his thing, then treat yourself to this video gem.
Ken's biggest supporter in those days was Sergeant Leonard Nimoy, the future Mr. Spock, who had already dabbled in acting, and knew the ropes in Hollywood.
"I was going to be on the Ed Sullivan show because Ed put the winners of the AATC on the air every year. And Lennie said, 'You really ought to get in touch with the heads of the talent departments at major studios, and see if you get any response'. And I said, 'I don't know how to do that'. So Lennie said, 'Well then I'll do it for you' (laughs), and he got two bites - one from Fox, and one from Universal. I can't remember why, but we settled on Universal, and I went out there after I got out of the Army. I did a screen test that turned out very well I thought, and I don't usually think that about my work".
Despite the successful screen test, Ken's first regular TV series work was still several years away. In the meantime, he continued to hone both his academic and artistic skills.
"I was going to school on the GI Bill. I wanted to stay in school and keep studying because I wasn't well rounded, and I wanted to be a better song and dance man. I didn't have any money, so I took a job in Vegas working with Abbott and Costello. I made a whole $125 a week. They weren't really getting along, in fact, it was the last time they ever worked together".
By now, Ken was ready to make his move, but while his timing was perfect on stage, it couldn't have been worse for a career in singing and dancing.
"I realized that the studios weren't making motion picture musicals anymore. It's like aspiring to be a basketball player and things are coming along, then you pick up the newspaper, and it says 'Basketball canceled'. I couldn't believe it".
But while musicals weren't in demand, Ken's acting abilities were, and he landed roles on "The Ann Southern Show" and "Dr. Kildare". Then in 1965, Warner Brothers hired Ken to play a bumbling cavalry officer in "F-Troop", a spoof of the old West. The role called for a lot of physical shtick, but Ken was up to the challenge. In fact, his pratfalls earned him high praise from his idol Buster Keaton. "F Troop" was ABC's second highest rated comedy and an instant cult hit, outperforming such classics as "Gilligan's Island" and "Star Trek", the latter which starred his old Sergeant. Despite its popularity, however, "F-Troop" was canceled after two seasons, presumably because Warner's new owner, 7-Arts, didn't want to incur the high costs of producing a series in color. Fortunately for Ken, Mayberry North Carolina came calling.
"My wife read that Dick Linke was President of the Personal Managers' Council, so she wrote to him, asking if he would watch a Carol Burnett special I was going to be on with Carol, Frank Gorshin, and Rock Hudson".
The letter worked. Linke, who was also Andy Griffith's manager, took Ken on as a client and before long, Andy hired Ken as the lead in a spin-off series, titled "Mayberry RFD".
"I always knew how lucky I was to get that job. I think they were scraping the bottom of the barrel, that's how I got most of my jobs (laughs)"
In the series, Ken played farmer Sam Jones, a widower who was also head of the town council. He was now the straight man for all of the old familiar Mayberry characters, and the show was an instant hit, ranking 4th in the Nielsens, with a 25 rating for the first two seasons. To put it into perspective, "Seinfeld" usually garnered no more than a 21 rating, and "Friends" averaged about a 15. If "RFD" aired today, CBS would have to bring in a Brinks truck to pay Ken each week. Instead, some puny brained network executive decided to purge all of the so-called rural comedies from its line-up in 1971, and once again, a Ken Berry show was canceled at the height of its popularity.
The following season, Ken hosted his own variety series, titled, appropriately, "Ken Berry's WOW Show!". The program was short-lived, but it gave audiences a glimpse of Ken's prowess as a singer and dancer. In 1974, he appeared on an episode of "The Brady Bunch" in what was to be a spin-off series, with Ken playing the father of three multi racial children. But "Kelly's Kids" never made it onto a network schedule. Afterwards, Ken appeared in several films and a number of stage plays, before being cast as the dim bulb son of Vicki Lawrence, in the long running series "Mama's Family".
Today, after six decades in show business, Ken deserves a rest, yet he joked about his retirement, telling me, "I don't have anything going on until April". "What happens in April?" I asked. "Nothing happens in April. I was just kidding", he said.
Before we ended our conversation, Ken said he had one more thing he wanted to tell me.
"When I was stationed at Fort Bragg, I had a strange feeling of being at home in North Carolina. Not long ago I got in touch with a genealogist and learned that the Berry family settled in Orange County. One branch then went South into northern Alabama, and my branch wound up in southern Illinois. But I always did feel at home in North Carolina".
Praise indeed from the head of the Mayberry town council.
Jim Longworth is a television talk show host, columnist for YESWeekly, and author of the TV Creators series of books for Syracuse University Press
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KSTP News (video), 7/22/2016
Get em' while they're young. That's the new approach researchers are taking to wipe out, or at least control, populations of zebra mussels in lakes across the state.
The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District and the Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center launched a groundbreaking study this week on Lake Minnetonka. For the first time, researchers are using a copper chemical in an actual lake to see if it can reduce the population of zebra mussels. The theory was previously tested exclusively in laboratories.
Once the chemical is distributed, water samples from six enclosures are taken back to the lab for testing.
The results will be studied through the end of August at which point researchers hope to know if this will be a viable tool to combat the spread of the invasive species which first infected Lake Minnetonka in 2010 and has since spread to dozens of other lakes across the state.
"If we can even lower the number, if you think about doing that every season you could really get a population of zebra mussels under control," said Michael McCartney, one of the researchers leading the study.
The team is using a $24 thousand grant from Hennepin County to complete the study.


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Mustang science teacher Mark Webb may is among the few Oklahoma teachers who have gotten to meet with Gov. Mary Fallin twice in the past month.
The first time Webb met Fallin, it was to witness the the signing of a historic revenue package in March to fund teacher pay raises.
He and other Mustang teachers were invited to attend the ceremony in the governor's Blue Room at the State Capitol and be in photographs with her as the bills were signed. The revenue package promised teachers an average $6,100 raise.
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Webb got to meet Fallin again about two weeks later during the walkout, with a group of other Mustang teachers inside the governor's office.
Staff in Fallin's office have received more than 5,000 visitors over the past week. Webb thinks he and other Mustang teachers just happened to visit the office at the right time in order get face time with her. A staffer in Fallin's office also has children that attend Mustang schools, which also might have helped, Webb said.
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Justia › US Law › US Case Law › US Supreme Court › Volume 215 › Fall v. Eastin
Fall v. Eastin, 215 U.S. 1 (1909)
Fall v. Eastin
Submitted April 30, 1909
Decided November 1, 1909
While a court of equity acting upon the person of the defendant may decree a conveyance of land in another jurisdiction and enforce the execution of the decree by process against the defendant, neither the decree, nor any conveyance under it except by the party in whom title is vested, is of any efficacy beyond the jurisdiction of the court. Corbett v. Nutt, 10 Wall. 464.
A court not having jurisdiction of the res cannot affect it by its decree nor by a deed made by a master in accordance with the decree.
Local legislation of a state as to effect of a decree, or a conveyance made by a master pursuant thereto, on the res does not apply to the operation of the decree on property situated in another state.
The full faith and credit clause of the Constitution does not extend the jurisdiction of the courts of one state to property situated in another state, but only makes the judgment conclusive on the merits of the claim or subject matter of the suit, and the courts of the state in which land is situated do not deny full faith and credit to a decree of courts of another state, or to a master's deed thereunder, by holding that it does not operate directly upon, and transfer the property.
75 Neb. 104, affirmed.
Page 215 U. S. 2
The facts are stated in the opinion.
OF THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
MR. JUSTICE McKENNA delivered the opinion of the Court.
The question in this case is whether a deed to land situate in Nebraska, made by a commissioner under the decree of a court of the State of Washington in an action for divorce, must be recognized in Nebraska under the due faith and credit clause of the Constitution of the United States.
The action was begun in Hamilton County, Nebraska, in 1897, to quiet title to the land and to cancel a certain mortgage thereon, given by E. W. Fall to W. H. Fall, and to cancel a deed executed therefor to defendant in error, Elizabeth Eastin.
Plaintiff alleged the following facts: she and E. W. Fall, who was a defendant in the trial court, were married in Indiana in 1876. Subsequently they went to Nebraska, and, while living there, "by their joint efforts, accumulations, and earnings, acquired jointly and by the same conveyance" the land in controversy. In 1889, they removed to the State of Washington, and continued to reside there as husband and wife until January, 1895, when they separated. On the twenty-seventh of February, 1895, her husband, she and he then being residents of King County, Washington, brought suit against her for divorce in the superior court of that county. He alleged in his complaint that he and plaintiff were bona fide residents of King County, and that he was the owner of the land in controversy, it being, as he alleged, "his separate property, purchased by money received from his parents." He prayed for a divorce and "for a just and equitable division of the property."
Plaintiff appeared in the action by answer and cross-complaint,
in which she denied the allegations of the complaint, and alleged that the property was community property, and "was purchased by and with the money and proceeds of the joint labor" of herself and husband after their marriage. She prayed that a divorce be denied him, and that the property be set apart to her as separate property, subject only to a mortgage of $1,000, which she alleged was given by him and her. In a reply to her answer and cross-complaint, he denied that she was the "owner as a member of the community in conjunction" with him of the property, and repeated the prayer of his complaint.
Plaintiff also alleges that the Code of Washington contained the following provision:
"SEC. 2007. In granting a divorce, the court shall also make such disposition of the property of the parties as shall appear just and equitable, having regard to the respective merits of the parties and to the condition in which they will be left by such divorce, and to the party through whom the property was acquired, and to the burdens imposed upon it for the benefit of the children, and shall make provision for the guardianship, custody, and support and education of the minor children of such marriage."
She further alleges that that provision had been construed by the supreme court of the state, requiring of the parties to an action for divorce to bring into court all of "their property, and a complete showing must be made," and that it was decided that § 2007 conferred upon the court "the power, in its discretion, to make a division of the separate property of the wife or husband."
She further alleges that a decree was entered, granting her a divorce, and setting apart to her the land in controversy as her own separate property forever, free and unencumbered from any claim of the plaintiff thereto, and that he was ordered and directed by the court to convey all his right, title, and interest in and to the land within five days from the date of the decree.
She also alleges the execution of the deed to her by the commissioner appointed by the court, the execution and recording of the mortgage to W. H. Fall, and the deed to defendant; that the deed and mortgage were each made without consideration, and for the purpose of defrauding her, and that they cast a cloud upon her title derived by her under the decree of divorce and the commissioner's deed. She prays that her title be quieted, and that the deed and mortgage be declared null and void.
W. H. Fall disclaimed any interest in the premises, and executed a release of the mortgage made to him by E. W. Fall. Defendant answered, putting in issue the legal sufficiency of the complaint, and, in addition, set forth the fact of the loan of $1,000 to E. W. Fall, the taking of a note therefor signed by him and William H. Fall, the giving of an indemnity mortgage to the latter, and the execution subsequently of a deed by E. W. Fall in satisfaction of the debt. No personal service was had upon E. W. Fall, and he did not appear. A decree was passed in favor of plaintiff, which was affirmed by the supreme court. 75 Neb. 104, 106 N.W. 412. A rehearing was granted and the decree was reversed, Judge Sedgwick, who delivered the first opinion, dissenting.
There is no brief for defendant in this Court, but the contentions of the parties and the argument by which they are supported are exhibited in the opinions of the supreme court.
The question is in narrow compass. The full faith and credit clause of the Constitution of the United States is invoked by plaintiff to sustain the deed executed under the decree of the court of the State of Washington. The argument in support of this is that the Washington court, having had jurisdiction of the parties and the subject matter, in determination of the equities between the parties to the lands in controversy, decreed a conveyance to be made to her. This conveyance, it is contended, was decreed upon equities, and was as effectual as though her "husband and she had been strangers, and she had bought the land from him and
paid for it, and he had then refused to convey it to her." In other words, that the decree of divorce in the State of Washington, which was made in consummation of equities which arose between the parties under the law of Washington, was
"evidence of her right to the legal title of at least as much weight and value as a contract in writing, reciting the payment of the consideration for the land, would be."
The defendant, on the other hand, contends, as we gather from his petition for a rehearing in the supreme court of the state and from the opinions of the court, that "the Washington court had neither power nor jurisdiction to affect in the least, either legally or equitably," lands situated in Nebraska. And contends further that, by the provision of c. 25, p. 276, Comp.Stat. (Neb.) 1901, a court had no jurisdiction to award the real estate of the husband to the wife in fee as alimony, and a decree, insofar as it attempts to do so, is void and subject to collateral attack. For this view are cited Cizek v. Cizek, 69 Neb. 797, 800; Aldrich v. Steen, 100 N.W. 312.
The contentions of the parties, it will be observed, put in prominence and as controlling, different propositions. Plaintiff urges the equities which arose between her and her husband, on account of their relation as husband and wife, in the State of Washington and under the laws of that state. The defendant urges the policy of the State of Nebraska, and the inability of the court of Washington, by its decree alone or the deed executed through the commissioners, to convey the land situate in Nebraska. To the defendant's view the supreme court of the state finally gave its assent, as we have seen.
In considering these propositions, we must start with a concession of jurisdiction in the Washington court over both the parties and the subject matter. Jurisdiction in that court is the first essential, but the ultimate question is what is the effect of the decree upon the land, and of the deed executed under it? The supreme court of the state concedes, as we understand
its opinion, the jurisdiction in the Washington court to render the decree. The court said:
"We think there can be no doubt, where a court of chancery has, by its decree, ordered and directed persons properly within its jurisdiction to do or refrain from doing a certain act, it may compel obedience to this decree by appropriate proceedings, and that any action taken by reason of such compulsion is valid and effectual wherever it may be assailed. In the instant case, if Fall had obeyed the order of the Washington court and made a deed of conveyance to his wife of the Nebraska land, even under the threat of contempt proceedings, or after duress by imprisonment, the title thereby conveyed to Mrs. Fall would have been of equal weight and dignity with that which he himself possessed at the time of the execution of the deed."
But, Fall not having executed a deed, the court's conclusion was, to quote its language, that "neither the decree nor the commissioner's deed conferred any right or title upon her." This conclusion was deduced not only from the absence of power generally of the courts of one state over lands situate in another, but also from the laws of Nebraska providing for the disposition of real estate in divorce proceedings. The court said:
"Under the laws of this state, the courts have no power or jurisdiction in a divorce proceeding except as derived from the statute providing for such actions, and, in such an action, have no power or jurisdiction to divide or apportion the real estate of the parties. Nygren v. Nygren, 42 Neb. 408; Brotherton v. Brotherton, 14 Neb. 186; Cizek v. Cizek, supra; Aldrich v. Steen, 71 Neb. 33. In the Cizek case, Cizek brought an action for divorce, and his wife filed a cross-bill, and asked for alimony. The court dismissed the husband's bill, found in favor of the wife, and, by stipulation of the parties, set off to the wife the homestead, and ordered her to execute to the husband a mortgage thereon, thus endeavoring to make an equitable division of the property.
Afterwards, in a contest arising between the parties as to the right of possession of the property, the decree was pleaded as a source of title in the wife, but it was held that that portion of the decree which set off the homestead to the wife was absolutely void and subject to collateral attack, for the reason that no jurisdiction was given to the district court in a divorce proceeding to award the husband's real estate to the wife in fee as alimony. The courts of this state, in divorce proceedings, must look for their authority to the statute, and so far as they attempt to act in excess of the powers therein granted, their action is void and subject to collateral attack. A judgment or decree of the nature of the Washington decree, so far as affects the real estate, if rendered by the courts of this state, would be void."
"* * * *"
"The decree is inoperative to affect the title to the Nebraska land, and is given no binding force or effect so far as the courts of this state are concerned, by the provisions of the Constitution of the United States with reference to full faith and credit. Since the decree upon which the plaintiff bases her right to recover did not affect the title to the land, it remained in E. W. Fall until divested by operation of law or by his voluntary act. He has parted with it to Elizabeth Eastin, and whether any consideration was ever paid for it or not is immaterial so far as the plaintiff is concerned, for she is in no position to question the transaction, whatever a creditor of Fall might be able to do."
It is somewhat difficult to state precisely and succinctly wherein plaintiff disagrees with the conclusions of the supreme court. Counsel says:
"It is not claimed that the Washington court could create an equity in lands in Nebraska by any finding or decree it might make, and thus bind the courts of a sister state; but it is claimed that, where rights and equities already exist, the parties being within the jurisdiction of the court, it can divide them and apportion them by a judgment or decree which
would be conclusive upon the parties in any subsequent proceeding in a court having jurisdiction of the lands, for the purpose of quieting the title in the equitable owner."
If we may regard this as not expressing a complete opposition to the views of the supreme court, we must at least treat it as contradicting their fundamental principle -- that is, that the decree, as such, has no extraterritorial operation.
The territorial limitation of the jurisdiction of courts of a state over property in another state has a limited exception in the jurisdiction of a court of equity, but it is an exception well defined. A court of equity, having authority to act upon the person, may indirectly act upon real estate in another state, through the instrumentality of this authority over the person. Whatever it may do through the party, it may do to give effect to its decree respecting property, whether it goes to the entire disposition of it or only to affect it with liens or burdens. Story on Conflict of Laws, § 544. In French, Trustee v. Hay, 22 Wall. 250, 89 U. S. 252, this Court said that a court of equity, having jurisdiction in personam, has power to require a defendant
"to do or to refrain from doing anything beyond the limits of its territorial jurisdiction which it might have required to be done or omitted within the limits of such territory."
The extent of this power this Court has also defined. Watts v. Waddle, 6 Pet. 389, has features like the case at bar. The suit was for the specific performance of a contract for the conveyance of land. It became necessary to pass upon the effect of a decree requiring the conveyance of the lands concerned. The decree appointed a commissioner under a statute of the state to make the conveyance in case the defendants or any of them failed to make the conveyance. This Court said:
"A decree cannot operate beyond the state in which the jurisdiction is exercised. It is not in the power of one state to prescribe the mode by which real property shall be conveyed in another. This principle is too clear to admit of doubt."
In reply to the contention that the deed of the commissioner was a legal conveyance, it was said:
"The deed executed by the commissioner in this case
must be considered as forming a part of the proceedings in the court of chancery, and no greater effect can be given to it than if the decree itself, by statute, was made to operate as a conveyance in Kentucky as it does in Ohio."
In Watkins v. Holman, 16 Pet. 25, 41 U. S. 57, passing on a decree made by the supreme court in Massachusetts by virtue of a statute of that state, it was said:
"No principle is better established than that the disposition of real estate, whether by deed, descent, or by any other mode, must be governed by the law of the state where the land is situated."
And further:
"A court of chancery, acting in personam, may well decree the conveyance of land in any other state, and may enforce their decree by process against the defendant. But neither the decree itself nor any conveyance under it, except by the person in whom the title is vested, can operate beyond the jurisdiction of the court."
See also Massie v. Watts, 6 Cranch 148, and Miller v. Sherry, 2 Wall. 237, 69 U. S. 248-249.
In Corbett v. Nutt, 10 Wall. 464, 77 U. S. 475, the doctrine was repeated that a court of equity, acting upon the person of the defendant, may decree a conveyance of land situated in another jurisdiction, and even in a foreign country, and enforce the execution of the decree by process against the defendant; but, it was said: "Neither its decree nor any conveyance under it, except by the party to whom the title is vested, is of any efficacy beyond the jurisdiction of the court." This, the court declared, was familiar law, citing Watkins v. Holmen, supra. See also Brine v. Insurance Company, 96 U. S. 627, 96 U. S. 635; Phelps v. McDonald, 99 U. S. 308.
In Boone v. Chiles, 10 Pet. 177, 35 U. S. 245, it is said that a commissioner is in no sense an agent of the party, but is an officer of the court, and acts strictly under its authority.
Later cases assert the same doctrine. In Carpenter v. Strange, 141 U. S. 87, 141 U. S. 105, a court of New York had declared a
deed for real estate situate in Tennessee null and void. This Court said to concede such power would be "to attribute to that decree the force and effect of a judgment in rem by a court having no jurisdiction over the res." And, explaining the power of a court of equity, said that,
"by means of its power over the person of a party, a court of equity may, in a proper case, compel him to act in relation to property not within its jurisdiction; its decree does not operate directly upon the property nor affect the title, but is made effectual through the coercion of the defendant -- as, for instance, by directing a 'deed to be executed or cancelled by or on behalf of the party. The court has no inherent power' by the mere force of its decree to annul a deed or to establish a title. Hart v. Sansom, 110 U. S. 151, 110 U. S. 155."
Whether the doctrine that a decree of a court rendered in consummation of equities, or the deed of a master under it, will not convey title, and that the deed of a party coerced by the decree will have such effect, is illogical or inconsequent we need not inquire, nor consider whether the other view would not more completely fulfill the Constitution of the United States, and that whatever may be done between the parties in one state may be adjudged to be done by the courts of another, and that the decree might be regarded to have the same legal effect as the act of the party which was ordered to be done. The policy of a state would not be violated. Besides, this Court found no impediment in the policy of a state in the way of enforcing, under the due faith and credit clause of the Constitution of the United States, a judgment obtained in Missouri sued upon in Mississippi. The defense was that the cause of action arose in Mississippi, and was one that the courts of the state, under its laws, were forbidden to enforce. The defense was adjudged good by the Supreme Court of Mississippi, and its judgment was reversed by this Court. Fauntleroy v. Lum, 210 U. S. 230.
In Hart v. Sansom, supra, it was directly recognized that it was within the power of the state in which the land lies to
provide by statute that if the defendant is not found within the jurisdiction, or refuses to perform, performance in his behalf may be had by a trustee appointed by the court for that purpose.
In Dull v. Blackman, 169 U. S. 243, 169 U. S. 246-247, while recognizing that litigation in regard to the title of land belongs to the courts of the state where the land is so located, it was said:
"Although, if all the parties interested in the land were brought personally before a court of another state, its decree would be conclusive upon them, and thus in effect determine the title."
But however plausibly the contrary view may be sustained, we think that the doctrine that the court, not having jurisdiction of the res, cannot affect it by its decree, nor by a deed made by a master in accordance with the decree, is firmly established. The embarrassment which sometimes results from it has been obviated by legislation in many states. In some states, the decree is made to operate per se as a source of title. This operation is given a decree in Nebraska. In other states, power is given to certain officers to carry the decree into effect. Such power is given in Washington to commissioners appointed by the court. It was in pursuance of this power that the deed in the suit at bar was executed. But this legislation does not affect the doctrine which we have expressed, which rests, as we have said, on the well recognized principle that when the subject matter of a suit in a court of equity is within another state or country, but the parties within the jurisdiction of the court, the suit may be maintained and remedies granted which may directly affect and operate upon the person of the defendant, and not upon the subject matter, although the subject matter is referred to in the decree and the defendant is ordered to do or refrain from certain acts toward it, and it is thus ultimately but indirectly affected by the relief granted. In such case, the decree is not of itself legal title, nor does it transfer the legal title. It must be executed by the party, and obedience is compelled by proceedings in the nature of contempt, attachment, or sequestration. On the other hand, where the suit is
strictly local, the subject matter is specific property, and the relief, when granted, is such that it must act directly upon the subject matter, and not upon the person of the defendant, the jurisdiction must be exercised in the state where the subject matter is situated. 3 Pomeroy's Equity, §§ 1317, 1318, and notes.
This doctrine is entirely consistent with the provision of the Constitution of the United States, which requires a judgment in any state to be given full faith and credit in the courts of every other state. This provision does not extend the jurisdiction of the courts of one state to property situated in another, but only makes the judgment rendered conclusive on the merits of the claim or subject matter of the suit.
"It does not carry with it into another state the efficacy of a judgment upon property or persons, to be enforced by execution. To give it the force of a judgment in another state, it must be made a judgment there, and can only be executed in the latter as its laws may permit."
M'Elmoyle v. Cohen, 13 Pet. 312.
Plaintiff seems to contend for a greater efficacy for a decree in equity affecting real property than is given to a judgment at law for the recovery of money simply. The case of Burnley v. Stevenson, 24 Ohio St. 474, in a sense sustains her. The action was brought in one of the courts of Ohio for the recovery of the possession of certain lands. The defendant set up in defense a conveyance of the same lands, made by a master commissioner, in accordance with a decree of a court in Kentucky, in a suit for specific performance of a contract concerning the lands. The defendant in Burnley v. Stevenson claimed title under the master's deed. The court declared the principle that a court of equity, having the parties before it, could enforce specific performance of a contract for lands situate in another jurisdiction by compelling the parties to make a conveyance of them, but said that it did not follow that the court could "make its own decree operate as such conveyance." And it was decided that the decree could not have such effect, and, as it could not, it was "clear that a deed executed
by a master, under the direction of the court," could "have no greater effect." Watts v.Waddle, 6 Pet. 389, and Page v. McKee, 3 Bush, 135, were cited, and the master's deed, the court said, "must therefore be regarded as a nullity." But the court decided that the "decree was in personam, and bound the consciences of those against whom it was rendered." It became, it was in effect said, a record of the equities which preceded it, and of the fact that it had become, and it was, the duty of the defendants in the suit to convey the legal title to the plaintiff. This duty, it was further said, could have been enforced
"by attachment as for contempt, and the fact that the conveyance was not made in pursuance of the order does not affect the validity of the decree insofar as it determined the equitable rights of the parties in the land in controversy. In our judgment, the parties, and those holding under them with notice, are still bound thereby."
The court proceeded to say that it might be admitted that the decree would not constitute a good defense at law, but that it was a good defense in equity, as, under the Code of Ohio, equitable as well as legal defenses might be set up in an action for the recovery of land, and from this and the other propositions that were expressed concluded that, as the decree had the effect in Kentucky of determining the equities of the parties to the land in Ohio, the courts of the latter state "must accord to it the same effect," in obedience to the due faith and credit clause of the Constitution of the United States. "True," the court observed,
"the courts of this state cannot enforce the performance of that decree, by compelling the conveyance through its process of attachment; but, when pleaded in our courts as a cause of action, or as a ground of defense, it must be regarded as conclusive of all the rights and equities which were adjudicated and settled therein, unless it be impeached for fraud. See cases supra; also Davis v. Headley, 22 N.J.Eq. 115; Brown v. Lexington & D. R. Co., 13 N.J.Eq.191; Dobson v. Pearce, 2 Kernan 156; United States Bank v. Bank of Baltimore, 7 Gill 415. "
It may be doubted if the cases cited by the learned court sustain its conclusion. But we will not stop to review them, or to trace their accordance with or their distinction from the cases which we have cited. The latter certainly accord with the weight of authority. There is, however, much temptation in the facts of this case to follow the ruling of the Supreme Court of Ohio. As we have seen, the husband of the plaintiff brought suit against her in Washington for divorce, and, attempting to avail himself of the laws of Washington, prayed also that the land now in controversy be awarded to him. She appeared in the action, and, submitting to the jurisdiction which he had invoked, made counter-charges and prayers for relief. She established her charges, she was granted a divorce, and the land degreed to her. He, then, to defeat the decree, and in fraud of her rights, conveyed the land to the defendant in this suit. This is the finding of the trial court. It is not questioned by the supreme court, but, as the ruling of the latter court, that the decree in Washington gave no such equities as could be recognized in Nebraska as justifying an action to quiet title, does not offend the Constitution of the United States, we are constrained to affirm its judgment.
MR. JUSTICE HARLAN and MR. JUSTICE BREWER dissent.
MR. JUSTICE HOLMES, concurring specially:
I am not prepared to dissent from the judgment of the court, but my reasons are different from those that have been stated.
The real question concerns the effect of the Washington decree. As between the parties to it, that decree established in Washington a personal obligation of the husband to convey to his former wife. A personal obligation goes with the person. If the husband had made a contract, valid by the law of Washington, to do the same thing, I think there is no doubt that the contract would have been binding in Nebraska. Ex parte
Pollard, 4 Deacon, Bankr. 27, 40; Polson v. Stewart, 167 Mass. 211. So I conceive that a Washington decree for the specific performance of such a contract would be entitled to full faith and credit as between the parties in Nebraska. But it does not matter to its constitutional effect what the ground of the decree may be, whether a contract or something else. Fauntleroy v. Lum, 210 U. S. 230. (In this case, it may have been that the wife contributed equally to the accumulation of the property, and so had an equitable claim.) A personal decree is equally within the jurisdiction of a court having the person within its power, whatever its ground and whatever it orders the defendant to do. Therefore I think that this decree was entitled to full faith and credit in Nebraska.
But the Nebraska court carefully avoids saying that the decree would not be binding between the original parties had the husband been before the court. The ground on which it goes is that to allow the judgment to affect the conscience of purchasers would be giving it an effect in rem. It treats the case as standing on the same footing as that of an innocent purchaser. Now, if the court saw fit to deny the effect of a judgment upon privies in title, or if it considered the defendant an innocent purchaser, I do not see what we have to do with its decision, however wrong. I do not see why it is not within the power of the state to do away with equity or with the equitable doctrine as to purchasers with notice if it sees fit. Still less do I see how a mistake as to notice could give us jurisdiction. If the judgment binds the defendant, it is not by its own operation, even with the Constitution behind it, but by the obligation imposed by equity upon a purchaser with notice. The ground of decision below was that there was no such obligation. The decision, even if wrong, did not deny to the Washington decree its full effect. Bagley v. General Fire Extinguisher Co., 212 U. S. 477, 212 U. S. 480.


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the Second Trump-Kim summit at the end of February (6.49 p.m.): the Cabinet May be discussed, apparently, the grace period (6.35 PM)Opposition: Venezuela's army blocked the border (6.31 p.m.)this year's Oscar ceremony without a Moderator (6.21 PM)France intends, in the future, of the genocide of Armenians (6.17 PM)
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+++ 10.48 PM: information about abortions: Cabinet approves law to inform Pregnant change +++
in the future easier ways to have an abortion. The Cabinet approved the troublesome compromise to the so-called ban on advertising in Section 219a of the criminal code. Also, the Bundestag agrees, should Doctors and hospitals to inform in the future about the fact that they perform abortions. For further information, they must, however, referred to authorities, advice agencies and chambers of Physicians. Doctors and many women criticize to sharp, Pregnant still not comprehensive with a trusted doctor can inform.
The Amendment of section 219a, the "advertising" for abortions under the penalty, in the coalition's highly controversial. The SPD and the opposition parties wanted to remove the ban entirely – but the CDU and CSU rejected.
agreement to a Clause 219a
access to information about abortion is to be easier
achieved The Grand coalition has reached agreement on the so-called "prohibition of advertising" for abortion. We clarify what this means for us.
+++ 10.06 PM: Russian Discounter opens German pioneer branch again. + + +
go After problems with a supplier and a temporary closure of the Russian discounters "Mers" has opened its first branch in Germany. After new goods have arrived, could shop for the customer in the "Mers"-the market in Leipzig, a company spokeswoman said. Russian mother group-Torgservis, which operates in Eastern Europe and Asia, 928 discount stores that had opened in the previous week in Leipzig, its first store in the country. Due to supply shortages, the market had to be closed on Monday for two days. Many of the products were sold out because of the great demand in the first days already, as the company said.
Cheap instead of good-looking
cheap-Offensive from Siberia: discounters Mers wants to make Aldi and Lidl competition
A Russian food group is pushing for the German market. Be discounters Aldi and Lidl wants to Mers attack – with sparse decor and ice-cold struggle prices.
+++ 9.58 am: Rockefeller family donates $ 200 million to New York's MoMA-Museum +++
windfall for the New York Museum of Modern Art: The Industrial-Rockefeller family to the art Museum in a donation of $ 200 million (175 million euros). It is one of the largest donations ever made to an Museum. The Rockefellers have a long history as patrons of the New York art Institution: In 2005, the now deceased family Patriarch David Rockefeller was MoMA ever $ 100 million. In addition, he donated priceless paintings by Picasso, Gauguin, Matisse and Cézanne. David Rockefeller's mother, Abby, was one of the founders of the Museum of Modern art.
The Museum will need the new large-scale donation well: It will work over the summer for renovation for four months. The cost is estimated at $ 400 million.
+++ 9.56 PM: ECJ advocate for rejection of Austria's action against a passenger Car toll +++
In proceedings before the European court of justice (ECJ), the advocate General, the action of Austria against the German Car toll to dismiss. The planned discharge to a German car owner for the motor Vehicle tax is not discriminatory, explained the procedure, the competent advocate General Nils Wahl. In the view of Austria, foreign drivers are discriminated against by the tax.
+++ 9.38 PM: a fire destroyed two residential houses – around 700,000 euros in damage +++
it has destroyed A major fire in the state of Baden-Württemberg, a building complex with two residential buildings and a damage of around 700,000 euros. A family of five, which inhabited both houses, was unharmed in security, said a spokesman for the police in Aalen. She was attended to by the ambulance service. One of the residents had heard, therefore, rattling of the window panes that broke because of the fire, and alerted the emergency services.
When the first firefighters arrived in Waiblingen, Germany, a house already full of fire. At the second house flames from the roof beat. Both buildings were connected, according to police. Around 150 firefighters were up in the early hours of the morning to extinguish the fire. You could prevent that the flame attacks on a neighbouring house, the two houses burned, however, to a large extent. Why was the fire that yesterday erupted in the late evening, is unclear.
+++ 8.57 PM: Germany-be-missed climate targets for 2020 seem to be significantly +++
Germany is also a target under the current climate protection report climate for the year 2020 clearly miss the mark. Instead of the target of 40 percent less greenhouse gases than in 1990, Germany will only achieve a reduction of 32 percent, cited the "Rhine-Neckar-newspaper", the paper intends to present the Federal environment Minister, Svenja Schulze (SPD) today, in the Cabinet.
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Already in the past year, submitted to climate protection report of these Figures. In the new climate-change report says according to the report, the government is seeking to achieve the target for 2020 "as quickly as possible".
+++ 8.31 PM: Scheuer driving rejects tests for seniors categorical +++
the Federal transport Minister, Andreas Scheuer, a mandatory driving has refused tests for older drivers categorically. "A road test for seniors, not for me," said the CSU politician of the Newspapers of the Funke media group. "I'll take responsibility." Everyone needs to always check back his Fitness and his skills on the road. His rejection of driving tests, he reasoned with a lack of objective basis – "from the accident statistics, no abnormalities". Accidents could happen to a 21-year-old driver as well as a 81-year-old driver.
Within the European Union besides Germany, according to the report, only five other countries have no mandatory driving tests for seniors.
+++ 7.26 PM: Light the all-clear in Australia's high-water areas +++
In flood-affected areas in the North-East of Australia, there has been a slight improvement. "It looks as if the worst is over," said the meteorologist Vinor Anand from the weather authority. The precipitation became weaker, and in the morning you should go further back. In some areas, residents came back already in their homes and started the cleanup. The masses of water had flooded in the state of Queensland, thousands of homes and vehicles and for the closure of airports and schools.
In Australia's tropical North are heavy rains in the monsoon season, typical. In some regions, so much rain throughout the year, but fell within the space of a week. Reason, a monsoon was a low-pressure area that is only very slowly moving and large amounts of precipitation released.
+++ 06.49 PM: the Second summit between Trump and Kim at the end of February+++
US President Donald Trump and the North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un on the 27. and 28. February meeting in Vietnam to be their second summit. The Trump announced on Tuesday evening (local time) in his state of the Union speech before the US Congress in Washington. At their first Meeting, last June in Singapore, Kim had said the complete nuclear disarmament of his country, but not the Details.
Trump gave himself in his speech, nevertheless, through its convergence rate compared to North Korea, a nuclear war is prevented. If he had not been elected President, were "today we are in a major war with North Korea, with millions of people killed," he said in his speech. The US President acknowledged that the negotiations with Pyongyang "to do a lot of work." His relationship to Kim, however, is "good". The negotiations on the dismantling of North Korea's nuclear weapons were to fall in the past few months always again to a Halt.
+++ 6.35 PM: report: British Cabinet discussed secretly Brexit-delay +++
just before the next trip of the Prime Minister Theresa may to Brussels, there is in the British Cabinet discussions to set a date for the planned Britain to leave the EU. The usually well-informed conservative "Telegraph" reported in its Online edition, without accurate sources. If Mays gets negotiated contract, the consent of the Parliament, demanding some of the Ministers are, therefore, a two-month grace period after the official withdrawal date on the 29. March to bring the necessary laws on the way. Up to the 24. May, should remain in the UK continues to be a member of the EU, as in the past.
the Prime Minister May have had, however, repeatedly stressed that the UK will 29 the EU as planned on. March, leave. Discussions about a delay in the exit date to be counterproductive. Among the proponents of a grace period Secretary Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the exchequer, Philip Hammond, and Minister for trade Liam Fox, according to the newspaper outside. All three had already spoken previously to the public for a delay. On the search for a solution in the Brexit-the dispute May travels on Thursday, once again, to Brussels, EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker is to present your ideas.
+++ 6.31 PM: Opposition: Venezuelan army blocked the border crossing to Colombia +++
Prior to a planned international aid delivery of Venezuelan soldiers blocked after opposition information is a border crossing to Colombia. A tank truck and a huge Container obstructed on Tuesday, the Tienditas bridge between the neighbouring countries, such as the journalists of the news Agency, reported AFP. The oppositional Deputy Franklyn Duarte said, the Transition between the Venezuelan town of Ureña and the Colombian city of Cúcuta was blocked by members of the Venezuelan armed forces.
The planned delivery of aid had been coordinated by the self-proclaimed Venezuelan President Juan Guaidó. The head of state, Nicolás Maduro rejects such supplies strictly. He referred to it as a pretext to prepare the ground for the US-led military invasion. In Venezuela, an extreme lack of food, and
+++ 6.25 PM: Germania prevails as a result of the political and economic crisis-staff until the end of March to be financially +++
backed by the Germania Bankruptcy affected approximately 1700 employees are still protected until the end of March to be financially. For the months of January, February, and March to insolvency, get paid money, said a spokesman of the provisional insolvency administrator on request. The Berlin-based Airline had filed on Monday for insolvency, and the operation of the aircraft in the night to Tuesday ended.
Berlin Airline bankrupt
Germania is broke – the airline wants to help passengers
In January, the financial difficulties in the case of Germania had become known, the planes took off. Among the fleet of more than 30 pilots last. Germania was the fourth-largest German airline, many tourists to holiday destinations in the Mediterranean. At the end of January and it turned out that the employees wait for their wages. The Insolvency benefit is paid, therefore, according to the spokesman for this month.
In the next days and weeks will now be examined whether a further operation of the company was possible, it said. It is a preliminary insolvency proceedings until a court decides on the opening of the actual procedure.
+++ 6.21 PM: this year's Oscar ceremony without a Moderator +++
Now it is official: the upcoming Academy awards ceremony will for the first time in three decades, no moderators. "We can confirm that there will be no host," said a spokesman for the Oscar Academy on Tuesday. The originally, as a Moderator, provided US Comedian and actor Kevin Hart had withdrawn in December in a dispute with former homophobic Twitter posts. The organizers of the ceremony were looking for then, first, a replacement, and decided then for a Gala without moderators.
according to insiders at the 91. Awarding of the coveted film awards on 24. February can be rather trying out a new Format. Therefore, Hollywood will introduce Stars in individual sections of the Show. Recently, there had been in 1989, an Oscar Gala without moderators. In the past two years, the talk show host Jimmy Kimmel hosted the ceremony for the most important film prize in the world. The pressure on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and science Museuit is due to a declining audience. Last only 26.5 million people had followed the glamorous Gala on television, a historic Low. For comparison: in 2014, had to watch 43 million people.
+++ 6.17 PM: France intends, in the future, with remembrance day of the genocide of Armenians +++
France will in the future remember with a national day of remembrance for the massacres of the Armenians in the First world war, which are classified by many countries as genocide. Representatives of the Armenian community in France, the state chief Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday evening, the 24. April become a day of remembrance of the "genocide" of the Armenians. He informed the Turkish head of state Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the run-up to this step. France had in 1915, the beginning of the massacres of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as early as 2001, officially as a genocide classified as the first large European country. The German Bundestag did this in June 2016, which triggered a severe diplomatic crisis with Turkey. Ankara rejects the classification of the massacre of up to 1.5 million Armenians as genocide categorically.
With the proclamation of a memorial day, Macron delivers on a campaign promise. In France, there is a large Armenian community lives. 24. April is already remembered in Armenia on the genocide.
+++ 6.09 PM: Minister sets requirements for animal welfare-Logo +++
After years of discussions, Minister of agriculture, Julia Klöckner (CDU), on Wednesday, the criteria of the proposed national animal welfare label for meat in the supermarket. It is a question of requirements, better animal husbandry, such as more space in the barn, but also during transport and slaughter.
The label should guarantee consumers a livestock well above the statutory requirements and three levels. Environmental and consumer advocates and the Greens criticise that this is not supposed to be for farmers mandatory.
The managing Director of the consumer organization food watch, Martin Rücker, told the German press Agency: "Instead of bringing a purely voluntary seal on the market, you have to use Julia Klöckner for legal requirements, so that all and not just some of the few livestock animals are kept."
ROA / DPA / AFP
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