Las Vegas Babylon "It's an all-you-can-eat buffet of scandal and A-list embarrassment."—Playgirl

Going, Going, Gone "A must read for all baseball fans! Fran Zimniuch captures the fascinating journey of America's game and history of the baseball trade before free agency and blockbuster deals. He takes a revealing look at some of the games' biggest transactions—the good and the bad, yesterday and today. Going, Going, Gone is a definitive look at the evolution of the trade and provides remarkable insight about our national pastime."—Elissa Walker Campbell, Radio host of the Big E Sports Show on Fox Sports Radio

Sports Illustrated Lacrosse "David Urick, one of the most successful and respected coaches in the game today, has written excellent work on the fundamentals of lacrosse. It will benefit players, coaches, and spectators at all levels."—Don Zimmerman, Head Lacrosse Coach, University of Maryland Baltimore County

Labor of the Heart "Kathleen Whitten writes from her heart and her head, sharing her personal and scientfic expertise with parents planning or pondering adoption. This book is more than a resource; it's a companion."—Robert E. Emery, Professor of Psychology and Director of the Center for Children, Families, and the Law, University of Virginia

The Ultimate Boston Red Sox Baseball Challenge Hey, Boston Red Sox fans! Get ready to test your knowledge of your favorite team. The Ultimate Boston Red Sox Baseball Challenge is a seven-game World Series of entertainment, each a full nine innings, starting off with rookies and ending with famous Fall Classic events, heroes, and villains. You can keep your own score, earning hits, RBIs, and homers depending on the degree of difficulty of each question. There are over 660 "at bats" and many of the most challenging questions contain clues so that anyone can take a swing at them. This is the ultimate quiz book for the Boston Red Sox fan! The Ultimate Boston Red Sox Baseball Challenge is a seven-game World Series of entertainment, each a full nine innings, starting off with rookies and ending with famous Fall Classic events, heroes, and villains. You can keep your own score, earning hits, RBIs, and homers depending on the degree of difficulty of each question.

The Ultimate St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Challenge Hey, St. Louis Cardinals fans! Get ready to test your knowledge of your favorite team. The Ultimate St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Challenge is a seven-game World Series of entertainment, each a full nine innings, starting off with rookies and ending with famous Fall Classic events, heroes, and villains. You can keep your own score, earning hits, RBIs, and homers depending on the degree of difficulty of each question. There are over 660 "at bats" and many of the most challenging questions contain clues so that anyone can take a swing at them. This is the ultimate quiz book for the St. Louis Cardinals fan! The Ultimate St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Challenge is a seven-game World Series of entertainment, each a full nine innings, starting off with rookies and ending with famous Fall Classic events, heroes, and villains. You can keep your own score, earning hits, RBIs, and homers depending on the degree of difficulty of each question.

The Orioles Fan's Little Book of Wisdom Since the Orioles' flight into Baltimore, stars from Brooks Robinson to Miguel Tejada have shot across baseball's stratosphere. This swingin' team keeps the hits flying. Out of the park. Off the charts. How high? To the world title in 1966, starring Frank Robinson. To baseball's top in 1970, thanks to MVP Boog Powell. To a third world crown in 1983, with Rick Dempsey putting on a show. To a consecutive-game record, performed by Cal Ripken Jr. To a baseball-best six All-Star Game MVPs, including Roberto Alomar. Orioles fans! Come get your fill of their thrills, smash hits, and sky-high spirit right here. O, Those Orioles! Bucky Fox has unearthed a treasure trove of trivia, anecdotes, and stats about Baltimore's favorite birds. In The Orioles Fan's Little Book of Wisdom, fans will find 101 factoids celebrating the Orioles' rich and quirky history playing ball. Back in 1914, owner/manager Jack Dunn recruited a young and promising Herman Ruth, Jr., nicknamed by the other players "Jack's Newest Babe." The nickname stuck, and Babe Ruth is one of Baltimore's numerous Hall-of-Famers along with "Iron Man" Cal Ripken Jr., elected just this year. From manager Earl Weaver bellowing at the umps to Frankie Robinson hitting back-to-back grand slams in the same game, the O's have a long history of humorous antics and awesome achievements.

The Quotable John Wayne Perhaps best known for his classic movie lines, such as "Fill your hands, you sons-of-bitches!" from True Grit, the late actor John Wayne often displayed a spontaneous and biting wit when away from the screen as well. When a reporter from the Harvard Crimson sarcastically asked Wayne if he looked at himself as an "American Legend," for example, the Duke replied: "Well, not being a Harvard man, I don't look at myself any more than necessary." This small gem of inspiration contains Wayne anecdotes on God and country, the old West, friends and family, and acting, and concludes with quotes from others about John Wayne the actor and John Wayne the man.