Still Even Yet Another Fifty More Ways to locate Lizzie!
(at least)
In putting together Lizzie's Place,
Lizzie and her friends compiled a list of internet sites by or about some very
interesting Lizzies. Unfortunately, Lizzie couldn't fit all of them on her
web pages.
So here is Lizzie's sixth list in a series she calls Fifty Ways to
Locate Lizzie -- with another fifty links to lead you to some other fabulous
Lizzies:
The Best Figure Skater in the Whole Wide World
"All Lizzy wanted was to be the best figure skater in the whole wide
world. When the World Championships came on TV, she watched every
minute. Whatever the skaters did, Lizzy did the same. She twirled,
she leaped, she spun around the living room floor. She lunged past
the couch, and she lutzed around the lamp. It was the best feeling
Lizzy had ever, ever had. . . ." A book for young readers by
Canadian writer Linda Bailey.
Lizzie's Musicals
Features detailed information and reviews of musicals, plans,
television shows, and films. Check out Lizzie's Top Ten.
The Blind Lark
A story by Louisa May Alcott. "High up in an old house, full of poor
people, lived Lizzie, with her mother and baby Billy. The street was a
narrow, noisy place, where carts rumbled and dirty children played;
where the sun seldom shone, the fresh wind seldom blew, and the white
snow of winter was turned at once to black mud. One bare room was
Lizzie's home . . ."
Lizzie's World
"My name is Liz and I have designed these web pages for pure enjoyment
and the days I'm really really bored. I have always hated intros
because I never know what to say, what people want to know and how
much to say......"
Lizzie Scott
The Rotunda Gallery on Clinton Street in Brooklyn Heights, showcasing
the work of Brooklyn's expanding community of visual artists presents
the work of Lizzie Scott as part of an exhibit "Cities & Desires"
Lizzie in Singapore
"oOo, its 1:25 am now. I hope my parents don't pick up the phone and
know i'm online. SSSSSSH...." Super-Lizzie checks in from Singapore
with her very own web site.
Lizzie's Life
Lizzie; 13; Capricorn; Hates school; Likes webdesign but hates
coding; loves to VECTOR! Hates waking up early in the morning. . .
"SIGHHHH. There is this boy in school who i met on IRC. He wants me
to be his girlfriend. I mean, wtf? I don't even know him well and
stuff and i never talked to him face to face!? He keeps on sms-ing
me ladalada.. -_-;; I don't like him but i don't know what to do or
how to tell him! It is soo embarassing seeing him in school. . . ."
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown College is an independent men and women's residential
college of 1,740 full-time students located in Pennsylvania's
historic Lancaster County, near the state capital of Harrisburg and
the world-famous chocolate-making town of Hershey. The College was
founded in 1899.
Lizzie visits the Glasgow Zoo
A story published in 1901 about Lizzie and John taking their daughter
to the Glasgow Zoo: "Aye, ye'll be there in a meenit. Lizzie, are
ye shair it's a' right aboot takin' wee Jeannie in to see the
beasts? I doot she'll be frichtit."
the slave narrative of Lizzie Norfleet
Between the years 1936 and 1938, the Works Progress Administration (WPA)
of the Federal Government compiled 2,194 oral interviews with ex-slaves.
The typewritten records of these interviews were deposited in the
Library of Congress. One of these interviews, conducted in 1936, was
of a former slave named Lizzie Norfleet. Lizzie had been born a slave
on the plantation owned by Philip Ford Norfleet in Coahoma County,
Mississippi.
Sister Noon by Karen Joy Fowler
The protagonist of Sister Noon is the self-described dowdy spinster,
Lizzie Hayes. This is a story of San Francisco in 1894, when the
first telephone calls were made at Golden Gate Park, when the first
paved streets were navigable, and when Nob Hill had its first
streetcars. Lizzie is an interesting protagonist, as she struggles
between her internal and external self, between what she wants to be
and what she should do in order to protect her reputation. "Lizzie
was eager to show everyone her same old self, boring as ever, and
keeping quiet about her real thought, just the way they liked her
best."
LIZ - Letteratura Italiana Zanichelli
This CD, published by Zanichelli Editore of Bologna, Italy
contains the complete text of over 500 works of Italian
literature. It contains over 21 million words from the
works of such authors as Dante, Petrarca, Boccaccio,
Macchiavelli, D’Annunzio, Pirandello, etc.
"Long Liz" Stride - victim of Jack the Ripper
The victim was approximately five feet two inches tall, with a very
light complexion, dark brown curly hair, and was dressed in black
with a red rose decorating her jacket. She later was identified as
Elizabeth Stride, who was born in 1843. While she may have
occasionally prostituted herself, for the most part she earned a
living by doing sewing or cleaning work. Once in a while, she
became drunk and boisterous, an event noted more than once in the
magistrate court. . . .
Liz Ellis - Australian net ball champion
In 2002, Liz Ellis was named Most Valued Player and Goal Keeper of
the Year at the 2002 Netball Australia Player Awards. (For those
not familiar with Netball, it was brought to Australia by English
school teachers in the early 1900's and was introduced to school
children as "Women's Basketball." The game has become the most
popular women's sport in Australia.)
Liz Quigg at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Elizabeth Quigg, nicknamed Liz, is a multimedia developer in the
Computing Division and the liaison to the Education Office at Fermi
National Accelerator Laboratory. Her early contributions to the
Education Office were the development of three kiosks for the Quarks
to Quasars program and the multimedia station for the Particles
and Prairies program which won an Award of Excellence in Education.
choreographer Liz Lerman
Since 1976, Washington, D.C.-based choreographer-cultural activist Liz
Lerman has been a national pioneer in defining ways that innovative
art-making can be linked intrinsically to community-building. She
proposes a radical redefinition of artistic hierarchies: democratizing
the art-making process and constructing creative and equitable
relationships between visiting and local artists, veteran and
first-time performers, presenter and creator, artist and community.
Liz Anderson, bikini champion
Because of the athletic skills necessary to compete in the Fitness
Universe Pageant and related events, many highly attractive and popular
women do not feel they are able to be competitive. Therefore, because
of popular demand, the American Sports Network developed and introduced
the Ms. Bikini America competition. Liz Anderson is the 2002 Fitness
Atlantic Ms. Bikini America Champion.
Liz Marks Casting Agency
After many years as an actress/singer in NYC, Liz Marks brought her
professional attitude to her hometown, Richmond, Virginia. Born into
the business, her commitment to the industry brought her from
performing to casting. ("I couldn’t see performing in spandex after
40".) Since 1987 Liz has been providing producers and directors with
the best talent the Mid-Atlantic Region has to offer.
musician Liz Queler
Liz's rich, soulful music reflects her diverse musical upbringing,
combining a mirage of different styles, languages, and instruments
into one fluid song. Liz discovered folk music during high school, and
while studying in France, she performed weekly at a small, local
restaurant singing in both French and English. After graduating Tufts
University, she attended Berklee College of Music to study jazz piano
and guitar. Liz Queler's voice stands alone, right in the place
where folk, country and pop music intersect.
jazz flute player Elizabeth Webb
Elizabeth Webb is arguably Australia’s best female jazz flute player.
Whether it’s cocktail piano, easy listening vocals, or the relaxed
sound of a jazz standard played on flute, Liz Webb will charm even the
most demanding audience. She specializes in resort and hotel
entertainment and possesses the skills and repertoire to move an
audience seamlessly from cocktails to dinner then on to after-dinner
dance music.
Liz Tahir & Associates
Liz Tahir is a retail marketing specialist, consultant, and speaker.
She began her career in retail at Neiman-Marcus Company and has held
various executive positions in merchandising, lastly as Corporate Vice
President, Merchandising, for D.H. Holmes Company, Ltd., department
store group. In 1990, she established Liz Tahir & Associates
consulting and training firm based in New Orleans.
poet Liz Hall-Downs
Liz Hall-Downs is a poet, performer, singer and writer of fiction. She
has produced several collections of poetry, and has performed and
published widely in Australia and the USA. Liz was commissioned for
Australia's Boondall Wetlands project to create a collection of poems,
which she entitled "People of the Wetlands."
Liz, the litte match girl
The doll Liz, the Matchstick Girl by Donna RuBert represents the poor
young girl who is trying to sell her matchsticks so she can have
enough money to feed herself. Porcelain head, shoulderplate, arms
and legs. Cloth body with wire Armature.
panoramic photographer Liz Hymans
Liz Hymans is one of the leading professional panoramic photographers
in the United States, and specializes in landscape and scenic
photography. She also shoots wildlife, cityscapes, and adventure
travel, and is an expert re-photographer (locating and exactly matching
historic photographs). Her work has been published extensively.
Liz Roberts Design
Liz Roberts Graphic Design, has been providing design services and
marketing consultation for over a decade. Liz studied commercial art
at the Chester College of Art in Cheshire, England and then worked in
the industry for ten years with newspapers in the U.S. and Canada.
(And you can watch the lizard change colors on the home page.)
winners of the Lizard Challenge
Well, it was a challenge to work with Liz. b3ta is a bizarre
web site devoted to photoshop and flash graphics and images and humor
and animations and irony and... well, all kinds of stuff. Even a
graphic message board and reader contributions. Must be British.
Liz Goulet Dubois, illustrator of children's books
Liz is an illustrator who earned a BFA at RISDI. She was born and
bred in the middle of an apple orchard in Rhode Island and is currently
living in the middle of a different apple orchard with her husband and
three girls. ALL of her work is destined for children which she
considers the best of audiences.
Liz's Income Tax Services
Open since 1994 in Woodruff, South Carolina, Liz offers a variety of
bookkeeping services and the preparation anything from simple
individual income tax returns to corporate tax filings!
Liz Evans, marathon canoe champion
In addition to being a faculty member in Business Information Technology
at Akerley Campus of Nova Scotia Community College, Liz Evans is also
a competitive sprint and marathon canoe and kayak paddler with Banook
Canoe Club in Dartmouth, N.S. At the end of August 2000, she competed
in the Masters Division of the World Marathon Canoe and Kayak
Championship. Her success was nothing short of impressive: Liz
finished the competition with a gold medal in the K2 and a silver
medal in the K1.
The Liz Reader
A new Overmountain Press book, THE LIZ READER, is now available. It
includes many previously published and unpublished works of acclaimed
mystery writer Elizabeth Daniels Squire: four published short stories including the
Agatha award-winning "The Dog Who Remembered Too Much" along with
are several non-mystery short stories, some poems, a couple of
interviews with other authors, and a sampling of other non-fiction
pieces. There's also a wondrous piece about cemeteries.
champion powerlifter Lizabeth Willett
Powerlifting is the ultimate test of strength. Different from Olympic
lifting, where athletes lift weight over their heads, Powerlifting
consists of three tests: the Squat, Bench, and Deadlift. All three are
strictly judged. "Why do I powerlift? I absolutely love it! I've
always played Basketball and Volleyball; while I was always pretty
good at those sports, they were very hard for me. I was working for
an airline in Alaska and this guy asked me if I have ever lifted
weights before? I said no, and he asked if I would come to the gym
and try it... So, after about six months, when I was 19, I had won
all of Alaska's Teen Titles and all of the Northwest's. . . "
Mighty Liz's readling list
Mighty Liz of WNYC radio's "New York Kids" provides some suggestions
for summer reading for kids. Go Liz!
science fiction writer Liz Williams
"My mother's a Gothic novelist, and my father was a part-time conjuror,
so I didn't have a hope, really. I've been a science fiction fan since
the age of ten, and started writing seriously about 4 years ago. . ."
astrologist Liz Greene
As a Jungian analyst, Liz Greene's work has successfully combined
Jung's theories with astrology. She is a highly successful author
with number of classic astrology titles, profound personal
psychological reports and an instructive astrology video. She
is also director of the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London.
Dinosaur Liz helps teach physics and mathematics
Zona Land: Education in Physics and Mathematics. "Hi, my name is Liz,
and along with other dinosaurs I help manage drop down questions in
Zona Land. These are easy to operate; I am sure that you will figure
them out. I wish you the best of luck in this venture."
ice skater Elizabeth Manley
Since becoming a professional, world champion figure skater Elizabeth
Anne Manley has been touring with Ice Capades as Cinderella. This fan
page provides biographical information and links to related sites.
the amazing contortionist Elisabeth
Elisabeth was born in Poland in the 60's, and would never have come to
circus and variety, had the teacher at her dancing school not remarked
on her exceptionally supple body. She appeared for some 3 years as a
front and back bender, but went back to her family, married, and
ultimately left the stage.
The Elizabeth Middle School
Part of the Elizabeth School District C1, the Elizabeth Middle School is
located about 25 miles southeast of Denver, Colorado. Terry Miller,
Principal.
Donna La Rue as Mistress Elizabeth
Most days, Donna La Rue lives in the 20th century, and is happy to be just
herself -- a doctoral candidate, professional accordionist, vocalist, dancer,
and choreographer. But on summer Saturday afternoons she becomes Mistress
Elizabeth de la Rue --widow of an 18th-century sea captain -- guiding
visitors through Boston's oldest burial grounds. To each crowd of history
buffs La Rue imparts expertly researched lore describing the curiously
engraved headstones and the people laid to rest beneath them. . . .
Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, M.D is a psychiatrist and the author of the
groundbreaking On Death and Dying. She has earned a place as the
best-loved and most-respected authority on the subject. Now in her
seventies, she has spent most of her life working with the dying.
Elisabeth of Wittelsbach
Possibly one of the most romantic and fascinating personages of
19th century Europe, Elisabeth was wed Emperor Franz Josef who came
to rule the Austro-Hungarian empire in a time of revolutions and
assassinations. It was against such a backdrop that Elisabeth was
touring in Switzerland in 1898. She had just left the Beau Rivage
hotel in Geneva to catch a steamer, when she was attacked by an
anarchist who had planned to murder the Prince of Orleans, an
Italian noble, but when the Prince didn't come as planned, Elisabeth
was the next best choice. She died within an hour in the hotel room
she had just left.
the ruin of a Princess Élisabeth
The Princess Élisabeth, sister of the unfortunate Louis XVI, is
almost the only figure which emerges unsullied from the unspeakable
corruption of the French Court under Louis XV. She was endowed with
a nobility of character which her more admired, though cruelly
maligned sister-in-law, Marie Antoinette, scarcely could claim.
When the Revolution broke out, she shared the misfortunes of the
royal family. She was incarcerated with them in the Temple, but was
separated from the king on his trial before the Convention. Finally
sentenced to death upon the charge of her devotion to her brother,
the king, she met her fate with the same calm fortitude which had
marked her life.
Elizabeth Keckley at the White House
Former slave who was seamstress and confidante to Mary Todd Lincoln
in the White House. Her soft-spoken, upbeat personality helped calm
the President's wife in moments of crisis. She lost her only son in
battle in Missouri in August 1861. Later, she comforted Mary in her
own maternal grief and advised consultation with spiritualists. She
raised money for freed slaves and founded Contraband Relief
Association. She was a woman of dignity, ambition and persistence.
New York Post gossip columnist Liz Smith
Known as "the Grand Dame of Dish," Liz Smith worked as a
reporter, typist, and proofreader in the 1950s. She broke
into New York media as a news producer for Mike Wallace at
CBS radio. Now a syndicated columnist, she is considered
the world's highest paid woman in print journalism. In 1995
Smith won an Emmy for reporting. Her biography, Natural
Blonde, was published in 2000.
Liz Ashley, skydiver
"The people who are most scared beforehand that come down
wanting to do it again most: she was obviously terrified
in the plane as she watched six other people plummet out
before her, but was ecstatic on the ground afterwards."
Of the ten people who came back to the dropzone, seven of
them that were actually there on time and got to do their
second jumps.
The Lady Elizabeth School
An iAn independent coeducational day school for pupils from
3 - 18 years located in Javea, Spain. Founded in 1987 to
offer a full British National Curriculum, the school opened
with just fourteen pupils. By 1991 the school had increased
in number to over a hundred pupils. The School is named
after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, who
before she married, was The Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. In
1987 the Queen Mother gave permission for the new school
to bear her name.
Oregon's Elizabeth Street Inn
Each guest room is comfortably appointed with cozy furnishings,
gas fireplaces, in-room coffee makers, microwaves and
refrigerators. Four jacuzzi & wet bar suites await you for
your ultimate beach escape. The comfort of the rooms is only
surpassed by the breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean which
our guests can enjoy while relaxing on private balconies.
Casa Elizabeth
Casa Elizabeth is a 4 bedroom villa with pool and covered pool house on
on the edge of the resort community of Rocha Brava, Carvoeiro, Portugal.
Elisabeth Waldo: composer, violinist, songwriter
Welcome to the mystical world of Elisabeth Waldo's music, inspired
by the native Americans, the Chinese, the Armenians, the Russians,
and all the peoples that make up the Golden Land.
Sister Elizabeth Kenny
Sister Elizabeth Kenny was a pioneer in the treatment of Infantile
Paralysis or polio, one of the world's most devastating diseases.
As a nurse during World War One the title of 'Sister Kenny.' After
the war she returned to her mother's farm in Queensland, Australia.
By 1932, a polio epidemic was sweeping Australia. The word spread
about Sister Kenny's treatment and within four years, four Kenny
clinics successfully treated six hundred patients. Although she
was doubted by the Australian medical authorities, in the United
States she was seen as a miracle. In 1942, the Sister Kenny
Institute was opened to train therapists as doctors adopted her
methods.
Dizzie Lizzie and Friends
Dizzie Lizzie and Friends continue to offer popular half-day
"literacy puppet workshops": A puppet making workshop, choosing
characters from trad/pop stories and nursery/number rhymes or
plays plus a teaching session where the children learn how to
use their new puppets. In Lancashire, U.K.
Not enough Lizzies? Here are even more fabulous Lizzie links to explore:
Fifty Ways to Locate Lizzie
