A voice from Rome, answered by an American citizen; or, A review of the encyclical letter of Pope Gregory XVI, A.D. 1832, The bishop's oath, and the pope's curse upon heretics, schismatics, and all infringers upon ecclesiastical liberties, as contained in the bulla In cœna Domini, pronounced annually on Maundy Thursday.

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Bibel oder die ganze Heilige Schrift des Alten und Neuen Testaments : nach der deutschen Übersetzung D. Martin Luthers.

New Testament has separate title page and pagination.

The church of the fathers. A history of Christianity from Clement to Gregory (A. D. 100-A. D. 600.)

Contains bibliographies.

D. Martin Luther's Werke : kritische Gesamtausgabe (Weimarer Ausgabe) : [Ser. 1: Schriften]. --

Some volumes also in revised editions.

Memoria de los Baños Minero-Medicinales de Villatoya y Fuente-podrida presentada á la Direccion general de Beneficiencia y Sanidad por D. Ramon Torner y Martin Médico-Director de los mismos, relativa á la temporada oficial de 1868.

Incluye cuadros estadísticos.

D. Martin Luther : ein Urteil der Theologen zu Paris über die Lehre d. Luthers /

Mode of access: Internet.

Martin D. Gehner

Original image (attached to acidic board) was photographed and negative created by Lance Burghardt. Photographer of original print unknown

D. Martin Luthers Leben und unsterbliches Verdienst, verbunden mit den vorzüglichsten Denkwürdigkeiten aus der Geschichte des auf dem Reichstage zu Augsburg im Jahre 1530 übergebenen Glaubensbekenntnisses, ein Beitrag zur Würdigung der dritten Säcularfeier der evangelischen Kirche ...

Mode of access: Internet.

A life of Pope St. Gregory the Great, written by a monk of the monastery of Whitby (probably about A.D. 713) Now for the first time fully printed from ms. Gallen, 567,

Latin text (46 p.) has caption title: Vita beatissimi papae Gregorii magni antiquissima.

Der Psalter deutsch nach d.Martin Luther,

Mode of access: Internet.

Del Martin speaking at lesbian workshop at NOW conference in Washington, D.C.

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Bella with husband Martin attend anti-nuclear rally in Washington, D.C.

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Die weisheit d. Martin Luther's ...

1. t. Auslegung des Magnificat.-Psalm 37, 62, 82, 117, 111, 127, 147, 118. Jeremia kap. 23. Esaja kap. 9. Habakuk kap. 1, 3. Die zehn gebote. Die bergpredigt. Evangel. Joh. kap. 14-16. Das Vaterunser.--2. t. Auslegung des ersten buches Mose. Auslegung des ersten briefes Petri, sammt dem ersten kapitel des andern briefes. Auslegung des fünfzehnten kapitels des ersten briefes Pauli an die Corinther.

A regional construction R&D evaluation system for China

Expenditure on R&D in the China construction industry has been relatively low in comparison with many developed countries for a number of years – a situation considered to be a major barrier to the industry’s competitiveness in general and unsatisfactory industry development of the 31 regions involved. A major problem with this is the lack of a sufficiently sophisticated method of objectively evaluating R&D activity in what are quite complex circumstances considering the size and regional differences that exist in this part of the world. A regional construction R&D evaluation system (RCRES) is presented aimed at rectifying the situation. This is based on 12 indicators drawn from the Chinese Government’s R&D Inventory of Resources in consultation with a small group of experts in the field, and further factor analysed into three groups. From this, the required evaluation is obtained by a simple formula. Examination of the results provides a ranking list of the R&D performance of each of the 31 regions, indicating a general disproportion between coastal and inland regions and highlighting regions receiving special emphasis or currently lacking in development. The understanding on this is vital for the future of China’s construction industry.

The new normativity : the innovation imperative

At a quite fundamental level, the very way in which Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) may envisage its future usually captured in the semantic shift from PSB to Public Service Media (PSM) is at stake when considering the recent history of public value discourse and the public value test. The core Reithian PSB idea assumed that public value would be created through the application of core principles of universality of availability and appeal, provision for minorities, education of the public, distance from vested interests, quality programming standards, program maker independence, and fostering of national culture and the public sphere. On the other hand, the philosophical import of the public value test is that potentially any excursion into the provision of new media services needs to be justified ex ante. In this era of New Public Management, greater transparency and accountability, and the proposition that resources for public value deliverables be contestable and not sequestered in public sector institutions, what might be the new Archimedean point around which a contemporised normativity for PSM be built? This paper will argue for the innovation imperative as an organising principle for contemporary PSM. This may appear counterintuitive, as it is precisely PSB’s predilection for innovating in new media services (in online, mobile, and social media) that has produced the constraining apparatus of the ex ante/public value/Drei-Stufen-Test in Europe, based on principles of competitive neutrality and transparency in the application of public funds for defined and limited public benefit. However, I argue that a commitment to innovation can define as complementary to, rather than as competitive ‘crowding out’, the new products and services that PSM can, and should, be delivering into a post-scarcity, superabundant all-media marketplace. The evidence presented in this paper for this argument is derived mostly from analysis of PSM in the Australian media ecology. While no PSB outside Europe is subject to a formal public value test, the crowding out arguments are certainly run in Australia, particularly by powerful commercial interests for whom free news is a threat to monetising quality news journalism. Take right wing opinion leader, herself a former ABC Board member, Judith Sloan: ‘… the recent expansive nature of the ABC – all those television stations, radio stations and online offerings – is actually squeezing activity that would otherwise be undertaken by the private sector. From partly correcting market failure, the ABC is now causing it. We are now dealing with a case of unfair competition and wasted taxpayer funds’ (The Drum, 1 August http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/2818220.html). But I argue that the crowding out argument is difficult to sustain in Australia because of the PSB’s non-dominant position and the fact that much of innovation generated by the two PSBs, the ABC and the SBS, has not been imitated by or competed for by the commercials. The paper will bring cases forward, such as SBS’ Go Back to Where you Came From (2011) as an example of product innovation, and a case study of process and organisational innovation which also has resulted in specific product and service innovation – the ABC’s Innovation Unit. In summary, at least some of the old Reithian dicta, along with spectrum scarcity and market failure arguments, have faded or are fading. Contemporary PSM need to justify their role in the system, and to society, in terms of innovation.