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		At the time of their founding, American scholarly presses were presumed to act as havens for publications important for the field but "destitute of commercial value," as Columbia University's president put it in 1890 (qtd.
		Forced to exist as independent financial entities, scholarly presses can scarcely afford to bankroll themselves with academic monographs, which may well represent a significant contribution to their fields but which possess little sales potential beyond purchases by university libraries.
		André Schiffrin, editor of the New Press and a devoted observer of the recent vagaries of publishing, notes that as nonacademic publishers are forced to cut their "midlist" books, publications known for slower sales over a relatively long period of time, titles of this kind often get picked up by university presses.
	www.mla.org /resources/documents/issues_scholarly_pub/repview_future_pub (3774 words)

	Little
		Little Brickhill Little Brickhill is a village in the Bedfordshire.
		Little Linford Little Linford is a Milton Keynes.
		The Little Mermaid "The Little Mermaid" is a 1836.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/little.html (5910 words)

	Association of Little Presses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ALP was founded at a meeting held at Arlington Mill, Bibury, Gloucestershire on July 23, 1966.
		The association also ran regular bookfairs at which members could sell their books and published an annual catalogue of publications that was available to the public, libraries and academic institutions.
		By the late 1990s, ALP was coming under pressure from the growth of new publishing methods and technologies and the last known catalogue appeared in 1997.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Association_of_Little_Presses (194 words)

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		These presses ensure the survival of the serious scholarly monograph on this continent and are important publishers of books of regional interest and of belles lettres.
		To begin the enhancement process, representatives of university presses and society publishers whose officers are employed in AAU universities would enter into discussions with faculty to consider language acceptable for copyright transfers, contracts, or licenses; the negotiated outcomes would attempt to balance the needs of authors, universities (readers, researchers, students, libraries) and publishers.
		Association and university press publishers might be receptive to such arrangements, especially if the university and faculty members designate one source for dealing with publisher contracts.
	www.ifla.org /documents/infopol/copyright/intllpty.txt (16519 words)

	Trinidad and Tobago encyclopedia and background information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Small press is a term often used to describe publishers who typically specialize in genre fiction, or limited edition books or magazines.
		It contrasts with vanity press, which usually implies payment by authors to publish; in the case of a small press the publisher is much more likely to be motivated by the idea that some writing of small immediate commercial value should nonetheless be made available by a formal publication and limited circulation.
		Small presses became distinguishable from jobbing printers at some time towards the end of the nineteenth century.
	trinidad.paellaman.com /trinidad.php?title=Small_press (266 words)

	Tire Industry Association - Tire Advertising: A Common Sense Approach
		He dispatches two teammates to begin looking for presses and matrices because the Blue team is going mold cure.
		Meanwhile, the Blue team’s presses are almost in and the search for matrices has turned up several candidates.
		With all 10 presses at work just before the Red team loaded their first chamber, the Blue Captain lends a hand in the repair station knowing his team has the edge.
	www.tireindustry.org /features/retread_wars.asp (1548 words)

	The Chronicle: 7/9/2004: Financial Squeeze on University Presses Is Likely to Persist, Insiders Agree
		Presses are generally on budget, so the financial side is better than it was last year." But he cautions that press budgets will continue to be squeezed, because university budgets, particularly at state institutions, are in a similar bind.
		Until now, academic presses have, like for-profit houses, been able to calculate their actual sales only after unsold books were returned from stores, perhaps many months after first being ordered and shipped.
		Press directors and editors and their colleagues discuss ways to keep overeager authors at bay, and send unwanted ones quietly away.
	www.chronicle.com /free/v50/i44/44a02001.htm (1055 words)

	Literary magazine Summary
		The "little" in little magazines refers not to the physical size of the periodical but to the circulation, which numbers from approximately 200 to 2,000 or more subscribers, a mere fraction of commercial counterparts.
		Another subset of little magazines evolved as a result of political unrest during the 1960s and went underground, creating the term "underground press." Though the term is still occasionally used, radical magazines are more commonly called "progressive" and focus on alternative music and lifestyles, critiques of politics, sociology, the environment, culture, and current events.
		Little Magazine Interview Index Housed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Special Collections, the Little Magazine Collection, one of the most extensive of its kind in the United States, includes approximately 7,000 English-language literary magazines published in the United States, Great Britain, Canada, and Australia/New Zealand, mostly in the 20th century.
	www.bookrags.com /Literary_magazine (1531 words)

	The Chronicle: 8/13/2004: Presses Seek Fiscal Relief in Subsidies for Authors
		And many of those presses are under increasing pressure from their parent institutions to break even.
		The money disbursed to scholarly presses, which would cover an average of 20 percent to 40 percent of their costs of producing books, could encourage them to publish works more in line with their scholarly missions and priorities, rather than those simply likely to recoup their costs of publication.
		Added to those woes is the ignominy of presses' being told that they are not pulling their weight by their home institutions, even though, on average, they recover 87 percent of costs from revenues.
	chronicle.com /free/v50/i49/49a00101.htm (1759 words)

	LitLine: A Website for the Independent Literary Community
		The press, which places an emphasis on publishing women poets, was named for Alice James, sister of William and Henry, whose gift for writing was ignored and whose fine journal did not appear in print until after her death.
		Comrades Press works on a non-profit basis that allows Comrades Press to produce short run chapbooks from brand new authors whose work grabs you by the throat and demands to be read or picks away at the back of your brain until there is no choice but to go for it.
		The press looks for thoughtful works that reveal the author has read deeply in contemporary and earlier literature and is working to create a text with innovative combinations of form and content that can bring genuinely new insights.
	www.litline.org /links/presses.html (10581 words)

	American Amateur Press Association
		The American Amateur Press Association is a nation-wide non-profit organization of amateur journalists founded in 1936.
		The purpose of the association is the promotion of amateur journalism and fellowship of amateur writers, editors, printers, and publishers; and the circulation of their work among the membership.
		It is publishing a little journal containing your own ideas and thoughts on a variety of subjects and having it distributed to fellow "ajays." It is composing your own essay, poem, or short story and seeing it published in another member's paper.
	members.aol.com /aapa96/about.html (866 words)

	Unbridled Books
		We’re just back from the Association of Writing Programs conference in Atlanta, and once I fold in my cranky belief that I was personally dissed by John Barth, it was a rangy experience.
		And it was rewarding to see, not only so many other independent presses there, but what seems to be a rebirth of literary journals.
		Reading it, sighing, and pondering again what’s next in publishing, I kept envisioning that hall in Atlanta full of literary folks, all engaged in animated conversation about the words that are most insistent, the words that move them every day.
	www.unbridledbooks.com /blog/LittleMagazinesandSmallPressures (405 words)

	National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics - Convention - Official Athletic Site
		I smoked a little pot, and that is about all there is to it." I'll also inform them what will happen on a second and third and fourth positive.
		You may have a little bit more of a problem to deal with if you are taking blood tests, but with urine tests there's absolutely no intrusion, as far as going into the body itself.
		It runs in the press and that person either loses employment or suffers severe emotional distress, and turns around and sues because there was a breach of confidentiality.
	nacda.collegesports.com /convention/proceedings/1985/85drugs.html (10457 words)

	American Printer: The little giants - small sheet-fed presses - Special Section: In-Plant Operations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The small sheet-fed offset press is anything but small in the eyes of the in-plant printing manager.
		As a result, in-plants are finding that their basic tried and true small press, while still able to turn out quality work, cannot satisfy these ever-increasing management expectations.
		The small sheet-feds are coming out of the shadows of their larger press relatives, bringing with them many of the technological advances perfectly suited to meet the in-plant's quality, staffing and budgetary needs.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3254/is_n1_v207/ai_10735476 (1414 words)

	Glossary Of Alcohol And Drug Abuse Terminology
		CANSA: The Consolidated Association of Nurses in Substance Abuse, is a membership organization of nurses certified in substance abuse treatment and recovery.
		This is therefore a matter of learning an association between two stimuli (the reinforcement and the light or sound) and is referred to as S-S conditioning.
		Competencies: Skills that are essential to perform certain functions, for example, social workers must have competencies in a number of areas to be effective professionals and to be licensed.
	suicideandmentalhealthassociationinternational.org /alcdruggloss.html (3077 words)

	Liver Cancer \| AHealthyMe.com
		In Africa and most of Asia, exposure to hepatitis B is an important factor; in Japan and some Western countries, exposure to hepatitis C is connected with a higher risk of developing liver cancer.
		The 70% increase in HCC incidence in the United States is thought to be due to increasing rates of HBV and HCV infections due to increased sexual promiscuity and illicit drug needle sharing.
		In most cases, there is little risk to the patient from the biopsy procedure.
	www.ahealthyme.com /topic/topic47538 (2536 words)

	ARL Proceedings 138: In Oldenburg's Long Shadow, by Guedon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In merging all sorts of little specialty cores that had been culled from the coverage of leading bibliographies, and from interviews of many key scientists, Garfield, in effect, gave substance and reality to a new notion, that of "core journals" for "core science".
		Some manage to do a little better, others try not to fall too far behind, at least in the areas where research is locally active, but all act with their eyes trained on that threshold and they buy as much as they can from that core set.
		Smaller university presses often sided with big publishers, not because they wanted to maintain a high profit return on investments, but simply because their financial situation was (and still is) fragile.
	www.arl.org /arl/proceedings/138/guedon.html (17869 words)

	NAMA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		They may take a little while to load, so please be patient if you would like to see them.
		Many people stopped and viewed the presses in action, tried cranking the presses, and sampled the results.
		The red and green cider press in the foreground is one that Dave's grandfather owned and operated.
	www.kbarkfarm.com /nama.htm (162 words)

	boycott-riaa.com - Article: HOT OFF THE PRESSES - Copyright Office proposal on INDUCE ACT
		Another approach was offered by Consumer Electronics Association, which would create liability for a narrow class of activity of distributing a computer program specifically designed to encourage mass, indiscriminate infringing distribution.
		Although the theory of liability is based on concepts of inducement, as reflected in the caption of subsection (g)(1), discussions on this issue revealed a great deal of concern over the precise meaning of the term “induce” and little agreement over what the meaning of that term as used in the bill should be.
		Predicating liability on whether the defendant “causes” infringement could be interpreted as requiring that the defendant’s conduct be the proximate or ultimate cause of the infringement, which we rejected as too high a burden.
	www.boycott-riaa.com /article/print/14146 (2902 words)

	ALA \| Freedom to Read Statement
		We do not believe they are prepared to sacrifice their heritage of a free press in order to be "protected" against what others think may be bad for them.
		The freedom to read is of little consequence when the reader cannot obtain matter fit for that reader's purpose.
		This statement was originally issued in May of 1953 by the Westchester Conference of the American Library Association and the American Book Publishers Council, which in 1970 consolidated with the American Educational Publishers Institute to become the Association of American Publishers.
	www.ala.org /ALA/OIF/statementspols/ftrstatement/freedomreadstatement.htm (1838 words)

	U B U W E B :: Bob Cobbing
		Bob Cobbing, who has died aged 82, was the major exponent of concrete, visual and sound poetry in Britain.
		He was a founding member and vice president of the Association of Little Presses, a self-help organisation for poet-publishers like himself.
		There are plans to continue the press and the workshop.
	www.ubu.com /sound/cobbing.html (897 words)

	Edwards--UK Small Press Publishing
		A British small press might run to five or six hundred copies of a book by a better-known poet, but print runs would often be smaller than this, and rarely break into four figures.
		While many small presses do publish fairly conservative work, the converse is not true: the larger publishers steer clear of anything out of the ordinary, innovative or disturbing.
		Andrew Crozier's Ferry Press began in the late 60s, publishing poets associated with the so-called Cambridge scene, the foremost being J H Prynne, alongside some Americans (Fielding Dawson and Tom Clark).
	wings.buffalo.edu /epc/authors/edwards/edwards_press.html (2952 words)

	Sherry Little's Biography
		California Association of Faculty in Technical and Professional Writing; Executive Committee, 1982-83; re- elected 1983-84; re-elected 1984-86.
		"Little Women: Writing Teachers as Wives," paper presented at the Conference of the National Council of Teachers of English, San Diego, California, November 17-22, 1995.
		Nominated and elected to rank of Associate Fellow in the Society for Technical Communication, May 1992.
	www-rohan.sdsu.edu /~slittle/vita3.html (3205 words)

	The Little Magazine - Vinay Lal - Terrorism, Inc
		Those upon whom heavy responsibility rests must be held to higher standards of accountability.
		Recalling Bernard Lewis’s ‘The Roots of Muslim Rage’, the Indian-born editor of Newsweek International, Fareed Zakaria, presses forth the view in his article ‘The Roots of Rage’ that Islamic fundamentalism is akin to fascism, Nazism, and even populism in the US, having widespread acceptance in Muslim-dominated societies.
		Thus the burden of an editorial by Joyce Appleby, who recently served as the President of the American Historical Association, is that the inheritance of the Enlightenment divides the "modern West" from those determined upon a course of obscurantism and violence.
	www.littlemag.com /sep-oct01/vlal3.html (2132 words)

	SRI LANKA ASSOCIATION OF PRINTERS
		The 74 Karat is an offset press optimized for short to medium runs of four-colour print jobs.
		The 74 Karat is a B2 press with a maximum rated output of 10,000 sheets per hour on a wide range of paper types and weights.
		Indigo’s newest digital press, the Platinum, using image tracking technology to deliver very high image quality with uniform tints and solids.
	www.lankaprint.org /whats_new.html (626 words)

	Publishers Marketing Association - Newsletter
		Not wanting to sound too academic or preachy, I got my "lesson" across in the form of a fairy tale, "Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Derivatives." As she walks through the woods, Little Red Riding Hood is tempted to partake of the derivatives frenzy.
		The big bad wolf urges her to "Just plunk down your money and youâll get a great return, not a puny return like most suckers in the market get." When she questions how the derivatives work, the wolf is scornful.
		Gail Farrelly is an associate professor of accounting at Rutgers University and the author of many articles on financial reporting and investment risk.
	www.pma-online.org /scripts/shownews.cfm?id=407 (1390 words)

	GOP presses black voters for 'a chance' - The Boston Globe
		Speaking at a forum during the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Atlanta, committee chairman Ken Mehlman invoked civil rights heroes Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and Martin Luther King Jr.
		But Dean said that while the Republicans talk a good game, they have little to show for it.
		In Ohio -- whose secretary of state, J. Kenneth Blackwell, is a fl Republican responsible for running elections -- an investigation showed fls were forced to wait up to three times as long as whites to vote, and were about three times as likely to be asked to produce identification at the polls, Dean said.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2005/08/05/gop_presses_black_voters_for_a_chance (711 words)

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