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Alastair Horne, 22 Jun 2016
It's certainly been a busy month for the university press sector. In the UK, new open access university press UCL Press celebrated its first birthday this month with a
22 Jun 2016
Roger Tagholm, 22 Jun 2016
The importance of libraries as free, open, accessible, democratic spaces has been underlined on both sides of the Atlantic in recent days. It was a small, community library in
Roger Tagholm, 09 Jun 2016
Parallel importation is Australia's boomerang issue. It's back again right now with the coalition government's plans to remove PIRs (parallel import restrictions) and turn
09 Jun 2016
Award ceremony of the 2016 EU Prize for Literature Brussels, 31 May 2016 On this special night, prepare to have your senses awakened by spoken prose and written verses from master storytellers. With...
02 Jun 2016
Alastair Horne, 27 May 2016
It's been a mixed month for the academic sector, with news of growth and ambitious new initiatives interspersed with more worrying developments. Figures released by the
27 May 2016
The challenges come from surprising quarters sometimes. The industry is used to change, to threats, to all manner of tech announcements, to moves by Amazon or Apple, to new
The British Book Industry Awards – the 'Nibbies' as was – returned to its ancestral home in the Great Room of London's Grosvenor House on Park Lane this week and saw Transworld named Publisher of the...
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At London Book Fair 2015 Austin Macauley Publishers met renowned television theme tune composer (notably the EastEnders theme tune and Howard's Way), Simon May. In August 2015 he then went on to...
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SAVE THE DATE FOR 2017 LBF 2017 will be held at Olympia Exhibition Centre on 14– 16 March LONDON, 15 April 2016: The London Book Fair welcomed publishing professionals from over 124 countries,...
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The London Book Fair, 14 Apr 2016
The halls were a hive of activity on the third and final day of LBF 2016, as exhibitors and visitors continued to meet, network and conclude deals with the thousands of buyers and publishing...
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The London Book Fair, 12 Apr 2016
Day two of #LBF16 was a truly Shakespearian experience, taking place on the eve of the 400 year anniversary of Shakespeare's death, today saw a packed line-up of inspired readings, talks and...
12 Apr 2016
At 9am today the 45th edition of London Book Fair opened its doors. Publishing professionals from around the world flocked to Olympia for their chance to learn, network and kick off their year of
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Allison Markin Powell is a literary translator, editor, and publishing consultant in New York City. She has worked in the editorial departments of American and Japanese book and magazine publishing,...
Danny has been illustrating the covers of Science Fiction and Fantasy novels for many decades. More recently, Danny has been bringing the moon to life, creating hundreds of the universe's misfits and...
07 Apr 2016
Jeffrey Archer, whose novels and short stories include Kane and Abel, A Prisoner of Birth, Cat O' Nine Tales, has topped the bestseller lists around the world, with sales of over 270 million copies.
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Roger Tagholm, 01 Apr 2016
British publishers will head to the splendour of Olympia for the 45th London Book Fair in a fortnight, buoyed up by positive state-of-the-nation figures released by Nielsen at
Before co-founding DKW, Bryony worked at the Caroline Sheldon Literary Agency, and spent several years working in specialist bookshops and libraries. She has worked with top publishers both in the UK...
30 Mar 2016
Alastair Horne, 21 Mar 2016
If the past four weeks in academic publishing have had a theme, then that theme has been experimental business models. On March 1st, Knowledge Unlatched announced the
21 Mar 2016
Roger Tagholm, 18 Mar 2016
From the Bay of Pigs to an array of sigs. Marcus Dohle, CEO of Penguin Random House CEO, Michael Pietsch, CEO of Hachette Book Group US, Carolyn Reidy, CEO of Simon &
18 Mar 2016
Prior to co-launching DKW in 2012, Ella worked at Andrew Nurnberg Associates as an Assistant Literary Agent for three years. She loves the creative side of collaborating with authors, pitching...
16 Mar 2016
William Fiennes is the bestselling author of The Snow Geese and The Music Room, and co-founder of the charity First Story, which fosters creativity and literacy in secondary schools serving...
11 Mar 2016
OECD, Pearson and TES GlobalOpen one-day conference on how technology, policy and content may be most effectively applied to raise education standards Tuesday 12th April
10 Mar 2016
Roger Tagholm, 04 Mar 2016
Diversity has never been more on the agenda – from the Oscars to the Library of Congress and, of course, the book industry. In the UK, the £1,000 Jhalak Prize for Book
04 Mar 2016
The London Book Fair, 03 Mar 2016
London/Krakow, 3 March 2016: The London Book Fair, its UK partners the British Council and the Publishers Association; and the Polish Book Institute have announced Poland as the Market Focus for...
03 Mar 2016
Roy Kaufman is Copyright Clearance Center's Managing Director of New Ventures and is responsible for expanding service capabilities as CCC moves into new markets and services. Prior to CCC, Roy...
02 Mar 2016
The LBF Shakesperience Celebrates the Bard's Impact around the Globe London. 26th February 2016: From multi-lingual performances of some of Shakespeare's most-loved works, to retellings of his plays...
26 Feb 2016
LONDON, 19 January 2016: The London Book Fair (LBF) has announced Hytex Communication Services as an Associate Supplier for 2016. The new partnership kicked-off in October when Hytex built a 16sqm...
25 Feb 2016
First Story Named The London Book Fair's Charity of the Year 2016 London, 25 February 2016: The London Book Fair has announced that First Story – a charity which believes in changing lives
Megan Brown is the National Events Coordinator at Foyles which, in short, means she looks after the events programmes for all their branches in London, Birmingham and Bristol. Which she describes as...
24 Feb 2016
After the BAFTAS, the agent Jonny Geller tweeted 'I wonder why nobody thanks the source material, the books, without which many of the films could not have been made'.
19 Feb 2016
Alastair Horne, 18 Feb 2016
The month in STM publishing has been dominated by the publication of two reports on open access publishing in the UK. The Tickell report on Open access to research
18 Feb 2016
The 2016 Prose Awards for professional and scholarly publishing saw some excellent results for UK publishers. Cambridge University Press led the way with ten awards,
What was the last book you read? Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock 'n' Roll, by Peter Guralnick, a truly incredible work. It's panoramic, and yet deeply personal. It's one of the best American...
New Award Celebrates 'Trailblazing' Publishing Talent Under 30 London, 17 February 2016: The winners of the Trailblazer Awards were revealed last night at an event hosted by The London Book Fair and...
17 Feb 2016
Lin Liying, BIBF Office Director and Vice President of China National Publications Import & Export (Group) Corporation. Ms.Lin used to work as a journalist and engage in book publication before...
09 Feb 2016
In a rare public interview, James Daunt, MD of a resurgent Waterstones, and Stephen Page, one of publishing's longest standing and most well respected CEOs, will examine the big issues and the state...
08 Feb 2016
The International Publishers Congress, 02 Feb 2016
Copyright in publishing will be a key theme at the Congress London/Geneva, 1 February 2016: Francis Gurry, Director General of Geneva-based World Intellectual Property Organisation, is confirmed to...
02 Feb 2016
Written by Paul Richardson and Graham Taylor, authors of the ever popular PA Guide to the UK Publishing Industry, This 174-page report is a unique analysis of the UK publishing market. For a list of...
29 Jan 2016
Alastair Horne, 29 Jan 2016
The new year began with news that a number of publishers would be following the lead set last year by the Royal Society in requiring ORCID IDs in their publication
Mark Camilleri is Executive Chairman of the National Book Council, an entity falling under the remit of the Ministry of Education. He has graduated with a Masters in history from the University of...
28 Jan 2016
Roger Tagholm, 22 Jan 2016
A sad week with the death of Lord Weidenfeld at the age of 96. The co-founder of Weidenfeld & Nicolson, he was a colossus of the industry, someone who always seemed to have
22 Jan 2016
Richard Haines has worked in publishing since 2004 and has specialised in acquiring licensed content to be turned into books. He currently works as Head of Acquisitions and TV Development at Penguin...
20 Jan 2016
Shakespeare sets the stage for blockbuster Authors of the Day line-up at The London Book Fair 2016 • Professor Nick Bostrom, Judith Kerr, and Marian Keyes top programme •
15 Jan 2016
Fanny Blake is a novelist and journalist. She worked as a publisher before crossing to the other side of the fence. She has written a number of non-fiction titles, ghosted celebrity autobiographies...
13 Jan 2016
Roger Tagholm, 08 Jan 2016
Well, to paraphrase Mother Goose in the old nursery rhyme: 'Ladybird, Ladybird,/Fly away home,/Your house is on fire/And your children all gone…to the bookshop to buy How it
08 Jan 2016
The London Book Fair, 07 Jan 2016
The London Book Fair's Virtual Conference will return on 27th January 2016 to throw a social media spotlight on to eight key global publishing markets. NEWS FOR RELEASE, LONDON, 7 January...
07 Jan 2016
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The civilian labor force is defined as those who have jobs or are seeking a job, are at least 16 years old and are not serving in the military. A person who does not have a job, is available for work and is actively seeking work is considered to be unemployed.
Key labor market indicators include:
- The Labor Force Participation Rate - This rate is calculated by dividing the number of people in the civilian labor force by the total civilian population of those 16 years old or older.
- The Unemployment Rate - This is computed by dividing the number of unemployed by the number of people in the civilian labor force. That number is multiplied by 100 and expressed as a percentage. Part-time workers are considered to be employed.
- The Employment/Population Ratio - This ratio is calculated by dividing the number of job-holding civilians who are at least 16 years old by the total number of people in the civilian population within the same age group. This ratio will tend to go higher during economic booms and lower during recessions.
There are several issues with calculating the unemployment rate. The handling of discouraged workers is one point of contention. This phrase describes workers who are without a job but are not actively seeking a job because they have gotten discouraged about their job search. Such people would not be officially counted as unemployed, although this is a point of contention. Another area of dispute has to do with the inclusion of part-time workers as employed. Some believe that they should not be counted as employed, especially those who would prefer to work full-time. Due to definitional disputes with the unemployment rate, many economists prefer to use the employment/population ratio, which uses numbers that are easily measured and are well defined.
Generally unemployment is higher during a recession. Employment usually does not pick up until after the economy is coming out of a recession; it is usually regarded as a "lagging indicator" for the health of the economy.
GDP, Real Wages and Aggregate Hours Worked
We cannot simply look at the number of people with jobs when examining the total quantity of labor in an economy. Some workers only have part-time jobs, while others work more than the standard work-week. Aggregate hours, which is the total number of hours worked by all employees, is a better measure of the quantity of labor.
The number of aggregate hours worked should increase with GDP. Data pertaining to aggregate hours in the
Changes in real wage rates can be calculate by dividing nominal wages by the GDP deflator. Data for real wages in the
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U.S. Labor Participation Rate at Record LowsIn absolute terms, labor participation hit an all-time low.
Leading Economic Indicators: U.S. Bureau of Labor Monthly StatsThe Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly employment figures are a key economic indicator. Here's how they work.
Understanding the Unemployment RateThe unemployment rate is the percentage of people in the labor force who are unemployed but seeking a job.
How Labor Force Participation Rate Affects U.S. UnemploymentWhile a falling unemployment rate sounds like a good thing, it can actually be indicative of people leaving the labor force because they can't find a job.
Explaining the Participation RateThe participation rate is the percentage of civilians who are either employed or unemployed and looking for a job.
How The Unemployment Rate Affects EverybodyDepending on how it's measured, the unemployment rate is open to interpretation. Learn how to find the real rate.
Macroeconomics: UnemploymentBy Stephen Simpson Labor is a driving force in every economy – wages paid for labor fuel consumer spending, and the output of labor is essential for companies. Likewise, unemployed workers ...
Where Unemployment Hits HardestA look at the demographics of unemployment, and what that means for workers around the nation.
The Economics Of Labor MobilityLoosening labor restrictions has both good and bad effects for a country and its workers.
What Qualifies as Full Employment?Full employment is an economic term describing a situation where all available labor resources are being utilized to their highest extent.

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Excellent recipe! Threw it together and into the oven in 15 minutes, then took the dog for a walk while it baked (how convenient!). I added a box of thawed, drained spinach, and next time I'll decrease the milk by half a cup since my finished product turned out a little soggy. But overall, a great recipe!
We loved this recipe. I made up for missing milk with sour cream, doubled the spinach, and used about a cup of Parmesan. Traded Bruno g bSwush hot sauce for Italian seasoning. Delicious!!
Honestly, by far the best quiche ever. I did substitute a harvest/ herbs de provence blend instead of italian spices and about 1/3 of my spinach was fresh. So so yummy!!
Loved every single bite, down the crustless crumb! I love mushrooms, and I love the diced onion in it too. I did use whole eggs, because, at the price of eggs, we just used the whole protein, and all of it was wonderful! I sprayed the top with green onion, and a bit of large coarse sea salt. This worked perfectly for a snowy weekend, when we worked so hard, but didn't have a lot of time to cook. Served with slice tomatoes and cucumbers. Made for *Heart Healthy Month* Diabetic Forum February 2010
This was awesome! I didn't have any spinach so chopped up broccoli and it turned out great. I didn't miss the yolk or heavy cheese other quiches normally have at all. Yum!
This was good even though DS didn't like it. Usually I don't put salt but I think it would have been great, or maybe other spices. I used 4 eggs instead of all whites. I used a 250 g package of mushrooms, half an onion and fresh baby spinach. It could be great to add reduced fat mozzarella cheese on top while baking. Thanks Annacia. Made for Zaar Star Game
I can't say how good this is as I haven't tried it yet. I was just looking for a low fat quiche recipe to give this hint. Instead of a pie crust for your favorite quiche recipe, use wheat germ. Just gease the pan (heavily) and coat with toasted or raw wheat germ. Just be careful not to disturb the coating when you add the filling. I like toasted better, but the raw is nutritionally superior. Works with any recipe.
This recipe is quite a find! I'm surprised I liked it, because I don't like eggs or anything that tastes remotely like them. I used eggology egg substitute, fat-free soymilk, and omitted the parmesan cheese. Maybe that's why I felt it could use some salt. I also used 8 oz of fresh mushrooms, which was more than 2 cups, but that's okay for a mushroom lover! I wasn't sure what size a "quiche pan" was, but I used a 10-inch round dish that's 2 1/4" deep and it worked fine... I had it in the oven for an hour, which may have been a bit long, but the center still looked "jiggly" before then! All in all, this is a wonderful recipe, one that I plan on tinkering with to come up with other variations. Thanks!!
This made for a wonderful tasty lunch! Used egg beaters and some fresh spinach. Made for 123 Tag. Thanks Annacia! :)
Very good! I used egg substitute and it worked well. This would be good for any meal, any time of day! I want to make it again and add feta cheese, I think that would be fabulous! Thanks!


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The content of this paper is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the Virginia Commonwealth University, the Dirección General de Epidemiología del Ministerio de Salud (Peru) or Instituto de Investigaciones Clínicas de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (Peru).
Clinical dermatology ● Original article
Endemic pemphigus foliaceus in the Peruvian Amazon
Version of Record online: 21 MAY 2013
DOI: 10.1111/ced.12029
© 2013 British Association of Dermatologists
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology
Volume 38, Issue 6, pages 594–600, August 2013
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Ortega-Loayza, A. G., Ramos, W., Gutierrez, E. L., Jimenez, G., Rojas, I. and Galarza, C. (2013), Endemic pemphigus foliaceus in the Peruvian Amazon. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 38: 594–600. doi: 10.1111/ced.12029
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- Version of Record online: 21 MAY 2013
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Endemic pemphigus foliaceus (EPF) is an organ-specific blistering disease of the epidermis characterized by the presence of IgG autoantibodies, specifically desmoglein (Dsg)1. This condition has been reported particularly in Brazil, Colombia, Tunisia and Peru.
To characterize the humoral response against Dsg1 and Dsg3 autoantibodies of patients with EPF from the Peruvian Amazon region.
Blood samples were collected from 16 patients with a clinical diagnosis of EPF, and tested using indirect immunofluorescence (IIF), immunoprecipitation and ELISA (for IgG and its subclasses against Dsg1 and IgG against Dsg3).
Autoantibodies against the intercellular spaces were detected by IIF in 82.5% and 87.5% of patients, using normal human skin and monkey oesophagus, respectively. Sera from all patients immunoprecipitated recombinant Dsg1, and three serum samples immunoprecipitated recombinant Dsg3 (6.25%). Using ELISA, anti-Dsg1 antibodies were detected in 13 patients (81.25%), and both IgG1 and IgG2 antibodies against Dsg1 in 12 patients (75%). All patients were positive for IgG4 autoantibodies, and only one patient was positive for IgG3 autoantibodies (6.25%). Anti-Dsg3 antibodies were detected in five patients (31.25%).
EPF from Peru shares epidemiological, clinical and immunological characteristics with other forms of EPF that have been described in South America.


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"Have you ever wondered why some people have more influence than others? It's because they invest more "in" others. Those with influence have built into others through some form of consistent direct or indirect contribution."
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1.) Create a Vision - Be sure that your vision is based first and foremost on adding value to the lives and careers of others.
2.) Take an Inventory - Take a personal inventory of your contacts and relationships. See who it is that you know, but also pay attention to who they know. Make a personal relationship plan.
3.) Participate in the Dialogue - Develop a strong core competency, then give freely of your time and knowledge. Be visible and accessible.
4.) Value Your Network - Develop a keen understanding of the following point: Your network is your business.
5.) Focus on the Positive - Don't waste time with people who only see problems and flaws, but cannot ever seem to create solutions. The world is full of bitter people, small thinkers, naysayers and those who just get their kicks out of sniping from a safe distance. Remove these people from your network.
6.) Quantity and Quality Both Matter - Successful networking requires an understanding there needs to be a balance between quantity and quality.
7.) Influence is built upon a foundation of trust - If a person is not trusted there is a firm limit on their ability to create and use influence. Trust is important!
8.) Influence is built upon making others successful - This is often times referred to as the law of reciprocity. If you invest yourself in making someone else successful, then they in turn will likely be predisposed to helping you become successful.
9.) Influence is most often possessed by those with Authority - It is important to realize that there is a reason for the statement "the highest authority is that which is given, and rarely that which is taken." Authority is most often given to those who display honesty, competency, empathy, expertise and wisdom.
10.) Value and Scarcity drive Influence - Understanding the value of your position, brand, authority, resources, access to people or knowledge and any number of other items as it relates to fulfilling the needs and desires of others creates influence.
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Praxis (Completed Tasks)Genuinely free, self-conscious, authentic activity as opposed to the alienated labour demanded under capitalism.
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Susan Tolsky (born April 6, 1943 in Houston, Texas) is an American actress and voice actress, perhaps best known for her role as Biddie Cloom on the comedy Western series Here Come the Brides (1968–70) and Bernadette on Madame's Place (1982–83). As a... voice actress, Tolsky was part of the main cast on Disney Channel's The Buzz on Maggie (2005–06), and had recurring roles on Aladdin, Darkwing Duck, Foofur, and Pepper Ann.
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Anthony has been described as a standoffish by other members of the Star Wars cast. Particularly Kenny Baker who has been feuding with Anthony for thirty years.
Anthony appeared as a second character in the Star Wars saga. Lieutenant Dannl Faytonni, a background character in Star Wars episodes 2 and 3.
Anthony has appeared as C3P0 on The Sesame Street and on The Muppets Show.
Mel Blanc, who was in contention for the role, was the one who ultimately suggested Anthony for the voice of C3-PO.
Anthony is the first actor to appear in both a Star Wars film and a Lord of the Rings adaptation, by having played C-3PO in Star Wars, and voicing Legolas in Ralph Bakshi's The Lord of the Rings. Other crossover actors include Paul Brooke (the Rancor keeper, who also voiced Grima Wormtongue in the BBC radio adaptation), Christopher Lee (who played Count Dooku and Saruman), Marton Csokas (who played Celeborn and was the original voice of Poggle the Lesser), Kiran Shah (who played an Ewok, and was the scale double for Elijah Wood and Ian Holm), and Bruce Spence (who played Tion Medon and the Mouth of Sauron).
Anthony, as C-3PO has planted his 'metal' footprints in the courtyard pavement of Mann's (formerly Graumans's) Chinese Theatre.
George Lucas was originally going to have a voice actor play the part of C3P0 in Star Wars but decided during production that Anthony's british butler performance was the only one that fitted the character.
Anthony and Kenny Baker are the only actors to have a role in all six Star Wars movies.
Anthony Daniels: Ironically enough, Anthony Daniels was never a science fiction fan. The only science fiction film he ever saw in a theatre was 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). He was so disatisfied with the movie that he walked out after only ten minutes and demanded his money back!
Anthony as C3PO, he has the first line in the first Star Wars (Star Wars (1977)) and the last line in the last Star Wars (Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)).
Anthony decided to play the role of C3P0 because he was impressed by a Ralph McQuarrie painting, for Star Wars, in Lucas's office.
Anthony's first role was as a 65 year old in She Stoops to Conquer.
Daniel lives in London, England.
Anthony Daniels has launched a campaign against fraudsters who are selling forged copies of his autographs on his website.
In 1974, Daniels won the Carlton Hobbs BBC Radio Award.
He studied to be a lawyer, but abandoned this career after two years.
He studied at a minor public school in the middle of the Yorkshire countryside.
In August, 1999, Anthony Daniels was the guest of honour at the Sci-Fi Congress "Shadowcon 4" in Oslo, Norway.
He was the voice of Legolas in "The Lord of the Rings" animated film.
He provided the narration and all character voices for the Star Wars audio books: "Dark Force Rising" and "The Last Command".
He was an extra in episode 2 in the bar scene.
Height : 5' 9" (1.75 m)
Anthony Daniels: (On Star Wars) George's devotion to digital effects over-balanced the films. Too many digital funky characters become a little bit wearing. The storytelling always gets subsumed.
Anthony Daniels: (on the first time he saw the sketch of C-3PO) When I saw the painting by the design artist, the eyes of the character looked deep into my soul. He was a very forlorn figure with an abandoned air. He really did look into my soul. We made this tremendous contact.
Anthony Daniels: (On Star Wars) The first film spoke to everyone on the planet. It still works as a funny, bright movie. It still has its legs.
Anthony Daniels: I have a greater appreciation for kitchen appliances, having played one.
Anthony Daniels: When I listened to John Williams' gorgeous music mixed with the closing images on screen it was such a soul-turning experience that I simply cried.
Anthony Daniels: (About his role as C-3PO). I was cast against will actually. I was quite insulted to be offered a role as a robot; I mean I was a serious actor. I wasn't going to be in some weird American movie as a robot, yet my agent insisted on it.
Anthony Daniels: (About his role in Star Wars). When the first movie was coming out people didn't even know I was in it.
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April 10th, 2014 12:06 AM #1
Is Lucy too close for a sister to Elise?
Not expecting, just settling a bet with my husband.
We both like Lucy (not so much Lucille or Lucilla) for a hypothetical future daughter. But I think it's too close to our daughter's name (Elise).
What do you think?
I hate to veto any name he's even slightly into these days. He hates/mocks everything.
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I wouldn't think its too close, but thats just me
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I don't think its too close, they actually make lovely sisters. I can see what you mean with the l and s sounds but I don't find it a tongue-twister at all. I think its the fact that they don't start with the same intial that saves it.~ Mama to Juniper and Arlo and our pooch Crazy Chester ~
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The experienced midfielder has opted to switch clubs in an attempt to revive his national team ambitions, with the FIFA showcase tournament now just months awayCarl Valeri has agreed to leave Sassuolo without making a Serie A appearance, joining second-tier Italian side Ternana in a bid to revive his slim hopes of earning a place in Australia's World Cup squad.
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Perry came through with one of the moments of the league's four-day festival when he pulled a miniature stick out of his gear and scored with it on St. Louis goalie Brian Elliott.
The idea was hatched by the Ducks' winger on the bus to the arena and executed with the help of team public relations staffer Lauren O'Gorman, who coordinated Perry's media responsibilities over the weekend.
"I had to think of something," Perry said Monday after the Ducks' practice at Jobing.com Arena. "I tried to think and that's what came up. I got there at 4:30 and talked to her at 5. I had to get it all ready.
"I walked out [to the ice] and I'm like, 'Lauren, I need a mini-stick. Where would I find one?' She said, 'Why? What's it for?' So I told her and she went upstairs to the store and grabbed it."
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A Yankee Century: A Celebration Of The First Hundred Years Of Baseball'sby Harvey Frommer
What better time to read about the Yankees than in 2009, when the new Yankee Stadium opens? This gift-worthy volume will capture the audience caught up in the excitement.
Nothing defines America like baseball. And nothing defines baseball like the Yankees. From the team's beginnings in 1903 to their World Series championships in '96, '98, '99, and 2000, this
What better time to read about the Yankees than in 2009, when the new Yankee Stadium opens? This gift-worthy volume will capture the audience caught up in the excitement.
Nothing defines America like baseball. And nothing defines baseball like the Yankees. From the team's beginnings in 1903 to their World Series championships in '96, '98, '99, and 2000, this album captures that century in words, stats, and pictures. Included are such luminaries as Yogi Berra, Don Larsen, and Bob Sheppard-and portraits of Mickey Mantle, Don Mattingly, Joe DiMaggio, and Derek Jeter.
Also included:
• Profiles of the greatest (and worst) Yankees teams
? Quotes, lists, trivia, and tributes
? Tales of fierce rivalries and unforgettable moments
? The hallowed history of "The House that Ruth Built;" the infamous "pine tar incident;" Larsen's perfect game; Lou Gehrig's stirring 1939 speech; the roller coaster ride of the 2001 series; and more...
Owning A Yankee Century is like having a clubhouse pass to the most fabled franchise in baseball.
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Introduction by Paul O'Neill
When I was traded to the New York Yankees by the Reds in 1992, I was devastated. I had grown up in Cincinnati and was signed by the Reds right out of high school. The city and the team were places I was comfortable with. New York City and the Yankees were foreign to me.
But my father said: "Being a Yankee will turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to you." He turned out to be right.
Yet, at the start I didn't think so. The Yankees back then were a struggling, subpar team, and the Bronx was a place I had heard negative things about. In fact, early on my car was stolen-twice. But I stuck with the Yankees, the Bronx, the fans, and learned pretty quickly that there was something very special about all of them.
I went on to make nine consecutive Opening Day starts for the Yankees and was fortunate enough to hit .300 or better in each of my first six seasons with the team, to win a batting title, and to play on four Yankee world-championship teams. It was extraordinary to be in that supercharged environment, to play under pressure day after day, season after season.
But even more significant was my realization that I was becoming part of the history of the most famous, celebrated, and glamorous sports team ever.
I had the honor of playing right field-the same position that had been held down by such greats as Babe Ruth, Tommy Henrich, Hank Bauer, Roger Maris, Reggie Jackson, and Dave Winfield.
I'll always remember running out onto the field with my teammates at Yankee Stadium at the start of a game. I'll always remember listening to Frank Sinatra sing at the end of a game: "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere."
I'll always remember the fans calling out my name, "O'Neill, O'Neill, O'Neill," chanting, "Paul-ie, Paul-ie, Paul-ie." My time as a New York Yankee was nine years and one day, and it came to an end after the 2001 season. I am just one of about twelve hundred players who have performed in pinstripes, and I feel a connection in one way or another with all of them. I hit the jackpot being a member of the New York Yankees.
That is what Harvey Frommer's A Yankee Century is about-the connections, the Yankee tradition, the culture passed down through the decades.
This definitive book captures the sweep and the scope of the team from the Bronx. It is about super talents, guys who willed themselves to succeed. It is about the high moments in franchise history and also about the disappointments. It is about the magic, the aura. It is all about celebrating one hundred years of Yankee baseball.
If you love baseball, if you love the New York Yankees-you will love this book.
-Paul O'Neill
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Prologue Team of the Century
The beginning for the franchise was muted.
In their first two decades the New York Yankees won no pennants and managed just two second-place finishes. But then over the next forty-four years the team dominated the American League, winning nearly two of every three pennants and twenty World Series.
After that came another pennant drought of a dozen years, followed by years of plenty. Between 1976 and 1980, the Yankees won four division titles, three pennants, and two more world championships. For the next fourteen years, once again there were no pennants. And then came the world championships in 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000.
From an inauspicious start back in 1903, once the New York Yankees got going, the world of baseball was never the same. The team from the Bronx has won more regular season games than any other franchise in the history of baseball, thirty-eight American League championships in an eighty-year period, and just about one World Series for every three played, twenty-six in all. The Yankees have been in more World Series and won more world championships and league championships than any other team in history.
They own bragging rights to the top five players of all time in World Series runs scored, RBIs, and total bases; the top three players of all time in World Series home runs, slugging percentages, and pitching; the most players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
No matter what prism Yankee baseball history is viewed through, the image is supreme. The owners have been ambitious and aggressive, the managers prepared and innovative, the players talented and driven, and the regal home field commands respect.
The Yankees have actually played on four different home fields: Hilltop Park (1903-1912), the Polo Grounds (1913-1922), Yankee Stadium (1923 to the present); there were also a couple of odd seasons spent at Shea Stadium (1974-1975) while the old Yankee Stadium underwent a massive facelift.
But the big ballpark, the House that Ruth Built, powerful, historic, helped create and maintain the Yankee tradition right from the start. Through the years players from other teams have come into Yankee Stadium before a game, gawking, awed, and intrigued by the fabled monuments and plaques.
Different owners have put their stamp on the franchise, but Colonel Jacob Ruppert and George Steinbrenner have had the greatest impact.
The aristocratic and arrogant Ruppert held sway over Yankee fortunes from 1915 to 1939, a time of mostly great glory for the Bronx Bombers. One of the richest individuals in America in his time, Ruppert spent a good deal of his treasure on the Yankees. It was Ruppert who was responsible for Yankee Stadium and for the building blocks of the Yankee mystique. He truly earned his nickname, Master Builder in Baseball.
George Michael Steinbrenner III-who has owned the Yankees longer than any other owner-has been on the Yankee scene since 1973, a scene marked by turbulent issues, through stormy and down times to dramatic and thrilling successes. The man they call the Boss has been as devoted and driven about all things Yankee as anyone ever associated with the team. A big spender and poor loser like Ruppert, Steinbrenner remains totally immersed in the affairs of his team. From the first manager, Clark Griffith (1903-1908), through Joe Torre (1996 to the present), there have been a total of forty-two Yankee pilots. They have ranged from indolent to driven, from brilliant to slow-witted, from cautious to carefree. A few, like Billy Martin, Yogi Berra, and Lou Piniella, have served multiple managing terms.
The self-effacing Miller Huggins (1918-1929) was the franchise's first great Yankee manager. Just five feet four inches and 140 pounds, the man they called Hug was an unlikely Yankee. The eighth manager in the sixteen-year history of the franchise, Huggins initially was dwarfed by Babe Ruth and other Yankees in reputation and physical stature. But his tenacity and brilliance overcame his size and image handicaps. The first monument ever at Yankee Stadium was dedicated to the odd little man, "the greatest manager who ever lived," in Pitcher Waite Hoyt's phrase-who moved the Yankees from mediocrity to greatness.
Joe McCarthy came to the Yankees from the Cubs in 1931 and stayed on the scene as manager until 1946. A minor-leaguer for fifteen seasons, "Marse Joe" never played in the major leagues, yet he is the winningest manager of all time. Dedication to craft was one of McCarthy's most outstanding traits, and he passed this on so that it has become part of Yankee culture. The square-jawed pilot spent sixteen years in pinstripes, a time in which his teams won 1,460 games and recorded a superb .627 winning percentage. His 1936-1939 teams won four consecutive world championships. Outlandish, unorthodox, a true baseball lifer, Charles Dillon Stengel was on the scene as manager from 1949 to 1960, a time of legendary accomplishments for the New York Yankees. Out of Kansas City, Missouri, Casey was a master of the pun, the one-liner; he scrambled verbs and adverbs and mangled other parts of speech. But oh, could he manage a ball club. His Yankees won ten pennants and seven World Series, including a record five straight world championships, 1949 through 1953. Only once in his dozen seasons as Yankee manager did a Stengel team win fewer than ninety games. Casey's Yankee career managing record was 1,149-696, a winning percentage of .623.
Pugnacious, disagreeable, driven, Billy Martin had five stints managing the Yankees: 1975-1978, 1979, 1983, 1985, and 1988. Number One's comings and goings were grist for New York City newspaper gossip and a source of endless fascination for fans. His record as a Yankee manager was 556 wins, 385 losses. His teams won two American League titles and one world championship. He died too soon at age sixty-one in a tragic automobile accident.
Joe Torre came to the New York Yankees in 1996. His previous record as a manager was undistinguished. He began the 1996 season with more than a thousand career losses, never having finished higher than fourth. But with the Yankees he turned himself and the franchise around. A communicator, a calm presence, a skilled handler of players (and owners), Joseph Paul Torre promptly showed the stuff that may qualify him as one of the top Yankee managers ever. The first manager in franchise history to be born in the New York City area, the sixth manager to reach the 500-victory plateau (582 wins through 2001), Torre's glittering record includes four World Series titles and five American League championships in just six Yankee seasons.
Owners and managers notwithstanding, it is the players who have truly given the Yankees their magic, their aura, their identity. More than twelve hundred have worn pinstripes.
There have been Babe Ruth's Yankees, Joe DiMaggio's Yankees, Mickey Mantle's Yankees, Reggie Jackson's Yankees, Derek Jeter's Yankees. There have been players with unique talents and standout personas whose images linger down the decades:
The tiny Wee Willie Keeler, hitting 'em where they ain't.
The sturdy Yogi Berra rushing to leap into Don Larsen's arms after the perfect game.
The determined Ryne Duren, wearing the coke-bottle eyeglasses, throwing the fastball to the backstop.
The solid Lou Gehrig playing on and on through the hurt and the pain.
The adroit Phil Rizzuto deftly bunting the ball.
The zoned-in Eddie Lopat tossing the junk balls.
The multitalented Mick busting it down the first-base line, head down after bashing one of his monster home runs.
The peripatetic Thurman Munson in the dirty uniform, blocking home plate.
The composed and collected Mariano Rivera, always ready for the pressure.
Yankee fans have thrilled to the quiet class and dignity of Joe DiMaggio, Earle Combs, Elston Howard, Don Mattingly,
Willie Randolph, Lou Gehrig, Roy White, Bobby Murcer, Mariano Rivera, Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams.
They have tuned in to and sometimes been turned off by feisty, fiery, moody ones like Bob Meusel, Joe Page, Roger Maris, Thurman Munson, Billy Martin, Paul O'Neill.
They have admired the gifted ones like Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, Dave Winfield, Jim "Catfish" Hunter, Red Ruffing, Joe Gordon, Graig Nettles, Herb Pennock, Ron Guidry.
They have been entertained and also annoyed by characters like Lefty Gomez, Mickey Rivers, Phil Linz, Sparky Lyle, Reggie Jackson, Goose Gossage, Joe Pepitone.
They have felt a special affection for the tough and dependable ones like Bill Skowron, Chris Chambliss, Hank Bauer, Tommy Henrich, Ralph Houk, Allie Reynolds, Bill Dickey, Tony Lazzeri.
And they have marveled at the Babe, bigger and better than them all, swinging from the heels, connecting with the crowd, lit up by power and personality. So come, let us celebrate one hundred years of New York Yankees baseball.
--from A Yankee Century by Harvey Frommer, Copyright © 2002, The Berkley Publishing Group, a member of Penguin Putnam, Inc., used by permission.
Meet the Author
Harvey Frommer is the author of more than 30 sports books. Together with his wife, Myrna Katz Frommer, he authored the critically acclaimed oral histories It Happened in Manhattan, It Happened in Brooklyn, It Happened in the Catskills, It Happened on Broadway, and Growing Up Jewish in America. Frommer is a professor in the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program at Dartmouth College, and a longtime Yankee fan.
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