Robinson's No. 42, so revered that Major League Baseball has retired it for all teams, is about as distinctive as Superman's "S".
Rodriguez could not wear No. 3 on the Yankees, who retired it for Babe Ruth, so he chose No. 13 to honor Dan Marino, the Hall of Fame quarterback for the Miami Dolphins.
It became a Liberal Democrat seat (don't ask Chris Patten about this), but this year, with the Lib Dem MP retiring, it's genuinely up for grabs between the Lib Dems and the Conservatives.
Dungy has frequently said that when he retired it would be for good, and he is expected to recede into a quieter life with his family in Florida and work with a prison ministry.
"They were bit players, but Dykstra was a huge part of that team and his name has been out there since he retired; it should go for more," Ivy said.
The Met's presentation of the "Ring" operas this spring, including three complete cycles, is the last chance to see the Schenk staging before the company retires it and prepares for Robert Lepage's new production.
Once described by Caine as "the last good picture I made before I mentally retired," it was nominated for three Academy awards and won best film at the Baftas.
In it she noted the curious fact that though the dinner table has often been center stage in dramatic works, it is almost never seen in musicals, and she went on to declare that the dinner table was a tired theatrical trope and that it was time for American dramatists to retire it as a setting for conversation and conflict.
With the baby boom generation beginning to retire, it's past time for us to reverse course on savings.
While many couples may keep two cars when they first retire, it's not unusual for retirees to eventually get by with just one vehicle.
