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Science fiction short story excerpt set on Mercury in which two technicians analyze a malfunctioning robot through the Three Laws of Robotics while facing lethal environmental conditions.
Title: Runaround
Author: Isaac Asimov
Year of publication: 1941
Literary form: Science fiction short story excerpt
Series: Robot series
Setting: Mercury
Main characters: Gregory Powell; Mike Donovan; Speedy
Central concepts: Three Laws of Robotics; positronic brain; human-robot interaction
Themes: Conflict between robotic laws; survival in extreme environment; technological ethics
Original language: English
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Public Trustee Act 1941
Year: 1941
Region / City: Australia
Subject: Law
Document Type: Act
Institution: Department of Justice
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Legal professionals, government officials
Effective Period: 8 Dec 1941 - ongoing (with amendments)
Approval Date: 8 Dec 1941
Amendment Dates: 1 Jul 1942, 1 Nov 1947, 15 Nov 1950, 7 Dec 1953, 29 Oct 1962, 19 Nov 1964, 21 Dec 1965, 18 Nov 1968, 9 Jun 1972, 9 May 1975, 18 May 1978, 21 Nov 1979, 25 Sep 1981, 27 May 1982, 5 Sep 1984, 4 Dec 1985, 25 Jul 1986, 31 Dec 1987, 2 Nov 1989, 7 Sep 1990, 27 Aug 1993, 29 Jun 1994, 9 Dec 1994, 24 May 1996, 25 Oct 1996, 6 May 1997, 15 Dec 1997, 5 Oct 1999, 4 Dec 2000, 17 Apr 2002, 4 Dec 2003, 9 Nov 2004, 23 Nov 2004, 4 Jul 2006, 21 Dec 2006, 26 Oct 2007, 31 Mar 2008, 28 Jun 2010, 4 Oct 2011, 3 Nov 2014, 14 Apr 2022, 24 Oct 2023
Date of Reprint: 19 Mar 1969, 4 Feb 1981, 4 May 2001, 8 Sep 1993, 4 Feb 1981, 10 Oct 2008, 19 Jan 2007, 8 Feb 2008, 13 Nov 2015, 30 Jan 2012, 13 Nov 2015
Repealed: 2006/037 s. 3(1)
Amendment History: See individual Acts and changes throughout the years
Spiritual Experience in Alcoholics Anonymous, Appendix Two, 1941
Year: 1941
Type of document: Appendix to a book
Book: Alcoholics Anonymous – Big Book
Topic: Spiritual experience and recovery from alcoholism
Author: Alcoholics Anonymous
Intended audience: Alcoholics seeking recovery
Edition: Second and subsequent printings
Content focus: Personality change and spiritual awakening
Interview with Harriet Smith about church life, slavery memories, and the killing of her husband in Hempstead, Texas, 1941
Year: 1941
Location: Hempstead, Texas, United States
Place mentioned: Mountain City, Texas; Austin, Texas; San Marcos, Texas; Oklahoma, United States
Document type: Oral history interview transcript
Interviewer: John Henry Faulk
Interviewee: Harriet Smith
Subject: African American life, religion, community relations, and violence in the post-slavery American South
Historical period described: Late 19th century to early 20th century
Themes: Church practices, traveling preachers, hymn singing, racial relations, local politics, murder and community conflict
People mentioned: Jim Smith; Walter Biles; Sid Lawson; Walter Kaiser
Cultural context: African American religious life and community memory in Texas
Language style: Spoken dialect transcription
Loss of the Majestic Carolyn Ebanks Watson: The 1941 Hurricane Incident and Cayman Turtle Rangers’ Expeditions
Year: 1941
Region: Cayman Islands / Miskito Cays, Nicaragua
Theme: Maritime history, natural disasters
Document type: Historical narrative / eyewitness account
Organization: Cayman Turtle Rangers
Author: Carolyn Ebanks Watson
Primary participants: James Whitmore Ebanks, Radley Gourzong, Eddylou Dixon, Vernel Ebanks
Vessels involved: Majestic No. 2, Adams, Goldfield, Wilson, Antarus
Period of activity: January–September, annual trips
Events described: Hurricane, fishing expeditions, loss of life, survival efforts
Locations mentioned: Deadman Bar, Alligator Cay, Cocorocuma, Serranas, West Bay
Economic context: Turtle and shark trade with England and America, local provisions by merchants
Customs described: Net making, schooner voyages, communication signals on sighting ships
Topics: Runaround Asimov 1941