Implementation cost to consumers of Part 581 - Bumper Standard, Phase II; weight and cost study of three "X" body bumper systems; and consumer replacement cost for complete bumper systems studied. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

William Nast, patriarch of German Methodism.

Includes bibliography.

Nast's illustrated almanac.

Wrappers.

Tomb of Liu Yan (King Zhi of Fuling), excavated artifact, #581, Huang arc, front and back

Anhui. Shouxian. Shouchou town; L: 4 27/32 in.; jade

Ben Yishai : ...seder ḥeshbon ha-ʻitim...gam bi-leshon Italya : ʻim luaḥ ha-maḥazorim li-teḳufat Shemuʾel...ṿe-luaḥ shanim...581-741.

Mode of access: Internet.

Organizational maintenance manual : teletypewriter sets, AN/GGC-3 (NSN 5815-00-503-3309), AN/GGC-3A (NSN 5815-00-581-9751), AN/GGC-53 (NSN 5815-01-012-8772), AN/GGC-53A (NSN 5815-01-017-0956) and teletypewriter reperforator-transmitters, TT-76/GGC (NSN 5815-00-503-2760) ....

Includes index.

Operator's, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual : ohmmeter ZM-21/U, (NSN 5950-00-645-2191), ohmmeter ZM-21A/U, (NSN 6625-00-643-1030), and ohmmeter ZM-21B/U, (NSN 6625-00-581-2466).

"January 1977."

A news story as big as a doctoral thesis? : deploying journalistic methodology in academic research

The purpose of this paper is to identify and recommend the emergence of an academic research methodology for Journalism the academic discipline, through reviewing various journalistic methods of research – those making up a key element in such methodology. Its focus is on journalistic styles of work employed in academic contexts especially research on mass media issues. It proposes that channelling such activity into disciplined academic forms will enhance both: allowing the former to provide more durable and deeper outcomes, injecting additional energy and intensity of purpose into the latter. It will briefly consider characteristics of research methodologies and methods, generally; characteristics of the Journalism discipline, and its relationship with mass media industries and professions. The model of journalism used here is the Western liberal stream. A proposition is made, that teaching and research in universities focused on professional preparation of journalists, has developed so that it is a mature academic discipline. Its adherents are for the most part academics with background in journalistic practice, and so able to deploy intellectual skills of journalists, while also accredited with Higher Degrees principally in humanities. Research produced in this discipline area stands to show two characteristics: (a) it employs practices used generally in academic research, e.g. qualitative research methods such as ethnographic studies or participant observation, or review of documents including archived media products, and (b) within such contexts it may use more specifically journalistic techniques, e.g. interviewing styles, reflection on practice of journalism, and in creative practice research, journalistic forms of writing – highlighting journalistic / practitioner capabilities of the author. So the Journalism discipline, as a discipline closely allied to a working profession, is described as one where individual professional skills and background preparation for media work will be applicable to academic research. In this connection the core modus operandi will be the directly research-related practices of: insistent establishment of facts, adept crafting of reportage, and economising well with time. Prospective fields for continuing research are described:- work in new media; closer investigation of relations among media producers and audiences; journalism as creative practice, and general publishing by journalists, e.g. writing histories.

Advance Directives and the Promotion of Autonomy: a Comparative Australian Statutory Analysis

Legislation regulating advance directives exists in six Australian jurisdictions. In all of these jurisdictions, legislation was enacted to enshrine the common law right of a competent adult to refuse treatment in advance, even if that treatment was required to sustain life. It was thought that enshrining the common law would also enshrine the principle of autonomy on which the common law was based. This article explores whether this is the case by examining the legislative restrictions that are imposed on a competent adult who wishes to complete an advance directive refusing treatment. The article reviews the legislation in all Australian jurisdictions and concludes that, while many of the legislative restrictions can be justified, many cannot as they effectively erode rather than promote the right of a competent adult to refuse treatment.