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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Celebrity Baby Names: Sunday Rose Kidman Urban
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Seems to be along the same lines as Apple. Just weird.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:02 AM
I like the name. It reminds me of the Adam's family. Second I heard that they will call her by her middle name not her first name. This is a very common trend. If this is so Rose is not uncommon but very few people have the name. I like it if they do end up call her by her middle name.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:14 AM
- Fine For Now said...
Hate it, yuck, boo.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- Tessie said...
I sort of DON'T hate it! It is a little Adams Family, like the previous commenter said, but it's growing on me, actually. I think the middle name Rose helps.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:20 AM
Hmmm ... it's uncoventional, but it has a pretty sound. I like that long "A" at the end, and "sun" is nice, too. I agree that any day of the week brings to mind the Adams Family's Wednesday. And I'm also sort of thinking of a delicious sundae... So, no, I definitely wouldn't use it, but then I prefer names that are actually names.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:24 AM
- -R- said...
I actually think the name Sunday is ok, but then when you write out Sunday Urban, I don't like the way that looks or sounds. Maybe because it's a noun and an adjective.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:25 AM
And Tessie is totally right - Rose helps a lot. It's classic and pretty and it tones Sunday down a lot. If they'd gone with Monday or Withnuts for a middle name...
- July 8, 2008 at 10:25 AM
- Elizabeth said...
Yes! I could not figure out what Sunday reminded me of, and now I know, it's Wednesday Addams!
I'm a little Eh on the name, but I also kind of don't care. I'm mainly happy she didn't use a name I want to use someday.
That being said, I am certain that it's a sign of my weakening moral code, but Apple? I kind of love it now.
I also think it would be so cool to be one of those people who just thinks of a RIDICULOUS name and just goes for it. Total self confidence. I guess that's why they are celebrities? I really wanted to name Eli (my son) Hopper, but I just couldn't do it.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:26 AM
- Steph the WonderWorrier said...
My neighbours had a cat named Sunday. It's a good name for a PET.... not a person. There are so many lovely people-names out there, no need to use a name like "Sunday".
I also think "Sunday Rose" is a fabulous stripper name... so I suppose she's got her future career mapped out for her pretty well. ;-)
Two thumbs down. I'm not a fan of these types of names at all. I like a little more "normal/traditional".
If they call her "Rose" as one commenter said above, then it's much better.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:33 AM
- Still Awake Sarah said...
Oh! My sister and I were discussing this just last night. She is in the absolutely hate camp and I'm...not so convinced.
I think the name Sunday is pleasing to say, lends itself to a nice nickname "Sunny", and is easy to spell and say while not being common. Perhaps it even has personal meaning for the Kidman-Urban duo... Keith Urban has a couple of songs that reference the word like "Raining on Sunday".
I think Rose is classical and pretty and gives validity to the name itself. However, it's the part of the name I like least because it's also an object name (like Sunday) and because I think it's becoming the new "stereotypical" middle name. (Half the new baby girls I know have Rose or Grace as their middle names)
- July 8, 2008 at 10:36 AM
- jaime said...
I think it's pretty, though the Kidman Urban part of the name is a little clunky... it's not hyphenated, right?. And I find it a little funny that a flower is "acceptable", but a day of the week is not.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:56 AM
- Hope said...
I was going to make the same comment as still awake sarah about a possible nickname being Sunny, which is cute, but I didn't consider the full name most likely being sliced down to Sunday "Sunny" Urban, which is ICK.
- July 8, 2008 at 11:08 AM
- Barb @ getupandplay said...
I wonder how they pronounce it in their Australian accents? If it's "Sundie" or "Sun-day". Not that it really matters but I was curious.
I think it's cute. It's feminine based on the way it looks and it's unique. Sunday Rose, to me, does not sound like a stripper name. It sounds sweet and pure.
- July 8, 2008 at 11:22 AM
- Amy said...
I was thinking about this one this morning. Perhaps their intention was to capture her birth as being a sunny day in their lives?
I think perhaps there could have been better ways to include 'sun' into her name though. Sundie maybe. Sunlee? I don't know, I'm a bad name maker-upper.
Her whole life people will ask, oh is it because you were born on Sunday? And she'll have to say, nope! Crazy Parents!
- July 8, 2008 at 11:33 AM
- Leah said...
I definitely don't hate it, but I'm not sure if I like it or am simply neutral. It reminds me of the Thursday Next novels, which I adore, so that might be skewing my judgement. I love Rose (it's my daughter's middle name too) even though it is becoming a bit ubiquitous as a middle name - plenty of people who don't follow naming trends have no idea.It's not like the SSA releases a most popular middle names list. :) I think the first and middle names flow really nicely, and no one can really help how your last name sounds. I think Kidman Urban is a tough last name combo to work around.
- July 8, 2008 at 11:38 AM
- Swistle said...
Jaime- Even funnier: certain flowers are acceptable, but certain others are not. Rose, Violet, Lily---all good. But bring out Zinnia or Geranium and you get funny looks. And certain months are acceptable, but certain others are not. April, May, and June are all normal girl names, but bring out February and it's another story. It's the glorious world of naming conventions!
- July 8, 2008 at 11:42 AM
- K in the Mirror said...
Reminds me of that Sheryl Crow song- "he's got a daughter he calls Easter, she was born on a Tuesday night..."
If an average person named their baby Sunday, it would probably beg a few questions and require explanation. However, being that these are celebrities, seems like anything goes. It's certainly not the strangest name out there. And I think it's kind of cute, although I don't like it enough to use it on my own baby.
- July 8, 2008 at 11:44 AM
- Fiona Picklebottom said...
I just find it amusing that she was born on Monday. Was it still Sunday in Australia?
- July 8, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- Alice said...
i don't hate sunday as much as i could (what with it being NOT A NAME) but i think it's really awful with urban - like -R- says, it's a noun, adjective. sunday smith, for example, i could get behind a little more. sunday pitt-jolie. sunday urban i have more trouble with.
- July 8, 2008 at 12:11 PM
- M said...
I'm OK with Sunday, but isn't it a little close to Suri? The whole Su- thing? Also, didn't Tom and Katie ::think:: that Suri meant "rose" in some other language or something?
If I was Nicole, those are things that would have made me steer clear of the name.
I also don't care for the object + object, but it's certainly not terrible.
Oh, and I kind of like Apple. Doubt I would do it, but at least people can spell it!
- July 8, 2008 at 12:20 PM
I once knew a woman (she'd be in her fifties now) who's name really was Sundae.
I also know a 4-year-old girl whose middle name is Soleil, which I love. It's so adorable when you ask her what her name is she says "____ Soleil, Soleil means sunshine." Her dad is French.Just throwing that out there.
- July 8, 2008 at 12:28 PM
- Sarah said...
I like Sunday. It's better than another weekday name. It's like that rhyme "Sunday's child is full of grace. . . "
I actually DON'T like Rose with it because I think Grace would have gone kick-butt with it. Sunday Grace. And another commenter mentioned she doesn't like Sunday Urban and I have to agree on that point. But I think that Sunday is far and way better than Apple, though Apple is adorable for a little girl (the jury's out on how it translates into an adult name).
Anyway, I think they could have done worse!
- July 8, 2008 at 12:31 PM
- Frema said...
I don't like it. I thought of Wednesday Adams immediately, and it creeps me out.
Also, I don't think Apple is in the same league. We name children after flowers, months, seasons, attributes.... In that same vein, why not fruit? And Apple seems feminine to me. But days of the week? Not sold.
Also, if they want to call her Rose, why not just name her Rose? I still don't get when people pick a first name they don't plan on using. It seems like a missed opportunity to me.
Honor, Sunday, what's next?
- July 8, 2008 at 12:41 PM
- Dallas said...
I love it, but it goes right along with two of my favorite names - Sunshine and January.
- July 8, 2008 at 12:41 PM
In sound and looks, Sunday Rose is a very pretty name. I want to like it. But in practice, it will be a pain because nobody sees "Sunday" as a name, only a day of the week. Quite confusing to have to live with all your life. Plus it seems rather capricious: why name your daughter Sunday? (I knew a girl whose middle name was Monday, but never asked her mother why. One of the regrets of my life.)
I do wonder why days of the week don't count as names, only certain flowers count as names, and only a few months count as names. Our naming culture is so strange. One reason why I love thinking about it!
- July 8, 2008 at 1:01 PM
- Laura said...
I'm with the comment elizabeth made... glad she didn't use a name I love. My 15 month old son's name is Max, which I had NO IDEA was popular until I joined a playgroup after he knew his name already. I felt sick when I found out three celebrities named their sons Max.
About Sunday Rose: don't hate it, don't like it. The two last name thing is a mouthful.
- July 8, 2008 at 1:04 PM
- shoeaddict said...
As previous commentors said, I like Sunny as a nickname. If there is a reason behind naming her Sunday, I want to know! Why else name her that? I don't hate it but it's just kinda "why" ???
I posted about this on my blog and asked about the two last names without the hyphen. I like the idea but agree that it's not as easy to get away with if you are not a celeb.
- July 8, 2008 at 2:01 PM
- Jill said...
I love that people are being so honest about this, since most of the time they're always like "Ooh I, um, love the name xxx. It's so interesting!" Now it's like Swistle is giving us free rein to say how we really feel!
So do we know for sure they're calling her by her middle name? That would be more normal to me. But it's also like, yes, they're 'celebrities' they need to be 'unique.' *rolls eyes*
- July 8, 2008 at 2:10 PM
- d e v a n said...
Sorry, but I really don't like Sunday. No.
I like Rose though. That last name is tough to work with though, and you can guarantee there won't be any Sundays in her Kindergarten class.
- July 8, 2008 at 2:16 PM
- Clarabella said...
I don't have any problem with Sunday. I like the sound of it; it's pretty, and it's unique, all things I like about girls' names. I think Rose is classic and lovely, especially if as a girl she goes by Rosie.
BTW: Here's what Celebrity Baby Blog has about the name:
(sorry for the lack of link; I can never remember the code)
- July 8, 2008 at 2:22 PM
- Erica said...
I'm confused as to why they named her Sunday when she was born on a Monday. Seems kinda weird.
I don't like Sunday Urban. However, if they call her Sunday Rose, I DO like that.
- July 8, 2008 at 3:36 PM
- Kim O. said...
It's not AWFUL, but not great. It's like they knew they needed to name her something unusual just because they are celebrities. It's expected.
- July 8, 2008 at 3:39 PM
- Firegirl said...
I agree, it's too Adams Family *snap* *snap* It's too clunky. It's just too....ugh
Although I must profess: I like some month names such as July and August. Although I agree that February would be a tad much!
- July 8, 2008 at 4:24 PM
- shoeaddict said...
There is an actress named January Jones. I have no idea where the person who says that they are calling her by her middle name got that info because I'm a big celeb fan (loser) and I haven't heard that.
- July 8, 2008 at 4:34 PM
- Kate said...
What do you think about Matthew McConaughey naming his son Levi? I've loved this name for quite a while, but now I fear that this is going to become a hugely popular name since he used it.
- July 8, 2008 at 5:18 PM
- Mrs. M said...
i'm not a fan at all. also, what's with the kidman urban thing? I'm not a fan of the four name thing is just doesn't fit in with any paperwork you'll ever do your life.
- July 8, 2008 at 6:27 PM
- andrea said...
@ Barb @ Get Up and Play: As an Australian with a reasonably similar accent to Kidman (ie. city accent, not outback, though there's a broad range of Australian accents just as the American accent varies so much), they would pronounce it simply "Sun-day". Just with shorter vowels than the average American accent would pronounce.
As for me, I like it.
- July 8, 2008 at 6:50 PM
- Blueberry said...
i think its kinda nice. sunday rose. sounds pretty. i don't believe that i'd use it myself but i can't say that it is terrible.
i went to school with a girl named tuesday. i think sunday is a much prettier name than tuesday.
- July 8, 2008 at 8:14 PM
- Lindsey said...
I don't think Sunday is all that bad...except that she was born on Monday. Confusing!
- July 8, 2008 at 10:52 PM
- Rayne of Terror said...
I like it well enough for the child of someone I don't know and will probably never meet. I think part of the reason we're seeing so many Rose as middle name is the same reason Kidman Urban (allegedly) used it - a grandmother. I'm seeing baby Rubys everywhere, which is a name in my backpocket, because it was my grandmother's name.
As a Jennifer who chooses to use her middle name Rayne - and I knew an Ethel who used her middle name Januari - it's nice to have a normal name and an usual noun name to choose between as an adult.
- July 9, 2008 at 6:33 AM
- Jan said...
Well, I'm a Jan named after the month of January though I was born in another month. But at least there's a story behind it, which may also be true of Sunday. If I had to pick a day of the week for a name, Sunday is good. I agree that Sunny rolls off the tongue more easily. I'm also in the camp that doesn't love it or hate it and doesn't think the entire name flows very well.
- July 9, 2008 at 9:57 AM
- ZestyJenny said...
Ah ha! She is named after the artist, Sunday Nolan:
Isn't it funny how you could name your baby ANYTHING and as long as it is "after" someon, it's suddenly ok? "Ah, yes, the famous interpretive dancer Anything Snodgrasss"
- July 9, 2008 at 12:44 PM
In response to Kate - I don't know how popular a name Levi is down there in the States, but it has been a popular name here in rural Saskatchewan for a lot of years. It's a cowboy name. I bet you'd see it a lot on Rodeo rosters.
- July 9, 2008 at 2:15 PM
- Swistle said...
Kate- It'll be interesting to keep an eye on. The name has been in the 100s and 200s since 1979---we'll have to see what it does now!
- July 9, 2008 at 5:59 PM
I heard on the news that Sunday came from Sunday Reed, who had a long time relationship with, and became muse of Australian artist Sidney Nolan at the beginning of the century. Rose, apparently, was after Keith's grandmother.
- July 9, 2008 at 8:36 PM
- anne said...
I think its a lovely name. It flows well, and brings about pleasant connotations.
- July 9, 2008 at 9:40 PM
- Katie said...
I kind of like it, for a celebrity baby name. But I HATE Rose with it. I think Sunday Elizabeth would have been better...because now it just sounds like a floral variety or something. But the Sunday part is okay, for a weird name, anyway....
- July 10, 2008 at 9:28 AM
- Misty said...
Sunday Urban sounds like a clothing outfitter for men. With faded jeans with holes and pictures of dark glaring models with too long hair?
Not like a little peachy of a girl. But, even so, I don't think it is a *horrible* name. I don't absolutely hate it.
- July 11, 2008 at 11:08 AM
- Misty said...
OOooo, look at all the Double Last Name haters.
My husband and I chose to have a hyphenated Last-Name for ourselves and our children. Not because it is a celebrity hollywood thing. Because it is an equality thing.
- July 11, 2008 at 11:14 AM
- Sam said...
I like it, but I am partial to odd names, since my husband is very sensible and won't let me go crazy with names. I think it sounds really Southern, honestly, which they're NOT, but still. It would be cute if they called her Sunny, though. But I do agree that Sunday Urban is a little weird.
- July 12, 2008 at 5:27 PM
- wheelmaker said...
Now I want to name my kid Zinnia (not that I have any).
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- Brian said...
You knew I would like that pink bed Fin! Us mancats can like whatever we want, but that keyboard does look comfy!
- April 30, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- The Island Cats said...
That pink bed looks pretty cozy, Fin!
- April 30, 2012 at 7:03 PM
- Sweet Purrfections said...
We love your pink bed, but keyboards are nice and toasty!
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- April 30, 2012 at 7:08 PM
- Prancer Pie said...
Oh Finny, you look like an angel come down to earth on a pink cotton candy cloud! So pretty!
- April 30, 2012 at 7:25 PM
- Sparkle said...
I never lie on the keyboard, mainly because Binga thinks that is HER bed! Although I do step on the trackpad while my human is working.
- April 30, 2012 at 7:41 PM
- The Furries of Whisppy said...
That pink bed of roses look really soft and comfy. And just the right fit too!
- April 30, 2012 at 11:54 PM
- Carolyn said...
Austins says "Yuk, Pink!!!!!
- May 1, 2012 at 12:33 AM
- MoMo said...
I would prefer the pink bed any day. Thanks for all the purrs and kind thoughts. We do appreciate them. That SS is crying on and off, wonder what's up with her. I feel OK, just this stupid lump under my tongue that is a nuisance.
- May 1, 2012 at 4:09 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
That bed looks very soft and comfy Fin although we know you are only pretending to like it!! haha!!
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- May 1, 2012 at 6:40 AM
- Jacqueline said...
Enjoy your comfy, pretty bed, lovely Finny; pink is your color, sweetie, but, of course, kitties can nap anywhere and you look good no matter where you end up...Happy week and month ahead, precious friend...xoxo...Calle, Halle, Sukki
- May 1, 2012 at 7:28 AM
Der is nufin like da keyboard fer snoozin or walkin and hearin yer human holler!
- May 1, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Marg said...
Oh Fin that pink bed is just gorgeous. Is that keyboard really comfy?? We think that pink bed looks pretty darn good. Have a great day.
- May 1, 2012 at 10:24 AM
- Eric and Flynn said...
The pink bed looks pretty and comfy, but the keyboard is a lot more fun to nap on.
- May 1, 2012 at 2:29 PM
- Cat Chat With Caren And Cody said...
you know the saying "anywhere you hang your hat is home?" well...anywhere we LAY OUR BUTT is a BED!
- May 1, 2012 at 2:47 PM
- meowmeowmans said...
We think that pink bed looks pretty darned comfy, Fin! :)
- May 1, 2012 at 7:35 PM
- The Creek Cats said...
That is such a pawsome bed!!
Thanks so much for stopping by and wishing us a happy birthday!
Maizy and Ferris
- May 2, 2012 at 8:32 AM
- LizzyBean said...
Has your mom moved your pink bed to the laptop or keyboard yet? The color is very becoming!
- May 2, 2012 at 5:08 PM
- Katie Isabella said...
OH that is a BEWTEEFULS pink beddy! I wish I had one just like it. I LOVE that!!!
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We had a lot of fun at our Toolbox Jewelry program last week. If you see some tweens (or librarians!) around town sporting some fancy earrings or necklaces made out of hex nuts–they probably made them at the library! The event was so much fun, we don't want to keep it all to ourselves! Here is a great on-line tutorial from the blog C.R.A.F.T (Creating Really Awesome Free Things), so you can make your own hex nut bracelet!
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Shopping websites, magazines and blogs are catering to Muslim American women who want to look fashionable while dressing modestly and staying true to their faith.
Sama Wareh has a style all her own.
On a recent, sunny Saturday in Orange County, 26-year-old California native Sama Wareh stood outside her apartment complex wearing a textured, brown cotton hijab, held in place by an extra-large safety pin, decorated with tiny, dangling, multicolored replicas of Russian nesting dolls. On either side of her face, she had gathered the ends of the head scarf in Native American-style laced-leather ponytail holders purchased nearby at Knott's Berry Farm. Her dress, an Empire-waisted vintage find with gray, blue and white stripes and short puffed sleeves, was supplemented for modesty with a slim, long-sleeved gray T-shirt and thick gray leggings. On her feet, she wore a pair of knee-high, naturally distressed, square-toed boots.
Organic and entirely unself-conscious, her look had the kind of effortless cool that might make a blind follower of fashion envious.
A field naturalist, traveling scientist and fine artist — as well as a Muslim — Wareh draws inspiration from a variety of sources, frequently mixing it up with Renaissance dresses, cowboy hats, kilts and bold jewelry. Her personal sense of style is so unique that she's been asked by non-Muslims if what she's wearing "is allowed."
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When most non-Muslims think of hijab, a stereotype of a woman in a voluminous, black dress and head scarf is the most common image conjured. But over the last three years, there's been a flood of websites, blogs and online retailers catering to religious Muslim women like Wareh who wear hijab and love style.
Often synonymous for head scarf, hijab is actually the Islamic principle of emotional and physical modesty, as mandated in the Koran, and it applies, albeit differently in terms of dress, to both women and men.
"I've been wearing hijab since seventh grade," Wareh said. "It was my choice." Her mother, who decided to wear hijab when Wareh was young, cautioned her to wait, but she was undeterred. "When people have said to me, 'You're oppressed, you can't express yourself,' I tell them that I'm not wearing what the fashion magazines say I should be wearing. I'm wearing whatever I want."
Tayyibah Taylor, the publisher and editor in chief of Azizah Magazine, a quarterly voice for contemporary Muslim women that first published in 2000, notes that faith and beauty are not mutually exclusive.
"In Islam, hijab allows us to identify ourselves as being on a spiritual path, but we can also be on a spiritual path and have flair," she said. "The terms are not incongruent. Hijab defines us not only as Muslim women but as women. We don't want to look ugly. We just don't want to be sexually provocative. A woman's body should not be part of the public conversation."
In a marketplace where magazine subscriptions are plummeting, publications for Muslim women and girls are continuing to pop up. Muslim Girl, Sisters and MBMuslimah all hit newsstands in 2007, while the online subscription site Muslimette first appeared in November 2009.
Stylish hijabis can now order funky fashion at Rebirth of Chic, sporty loose dresses called jilbabs at Silk Route and casual day wear at Shukr. Blogs with names like Hijabulous, We Love Hijab, Muslim Style Queen, Fashionably Modest, Modest Plus and Hijabs High, which is the Muslim answer to the Sartorialist, illustrate a wide variety of clothing options while celebrating individual style.
Jokima Hamidullah, the 27-year-old woman behind the online lifestyle magazine Muslimette, as well as the clothing blog We Love Hijab, is a pioneer of sorts.
Three years ago, she became the first Muslim American to blog exclusively about fashion. Born and reared in a devout Muslim home in New Jersey, Hamidullah has always been interested in stylish clothing and never felt it interfered with her faith. When she
last checked, We Love Hijab's online hit count registered about 1,000 new visitors every day.
"We usually rate between two and five on Google searches for hijab," she said. "Every day, Muslimahs from all over the world log on to the site and comment about what's posted."
Taylor sees this trend as part of the evolution of the Muslim American community.
"In America, we have a microcosm of the Muslim world," she said. "There are 80 different ethnicities. It's a cultural and spiritual buffet table. American Muslims pick and choose and create their own. Establishing hijab, as both fashion and spiritual, is part of that as well. These young bloggers and the new magazines are part of the building of a cultural architecture, and what is being created is distinctly Muslim American."
Chic beginnings
Wareh's friend Jamesa Fields Nikiema, a clothing designer and owner of the online retailer Rebirth of Chic, is Carolina Herrera to Wareh's Jean Paul Gauthier. A recent outfit included a cream-colored, mid-thigh-length, ruffled blouse, with long, bell-shaped sleeves. Her hijab was made up of layers of gossamer light, off-white fabric, shot through with gold thread, which was gently draped about her head, face and neck.
Rebirth of Chic was born out of necessity. Fields Nikiema, who is 28, converted to Islam seven years ago. Afterward, she had trouble finding modest clothing that was also stylish. Off-the-rack clothing was often too short, tight in the wrong places or, if appropriate, dowdy.
"Most of the hijab clothing that was available for Muslim women was imported from Pakistan or Arab countries," said Fields Nikiema. "I could wear it, but I'm American and I didn't feel like myself. I wanted different fabrics and a wider variety."
Fields Nikiema began frequenting showrooms in downtown L.A. and hand-picked items that were hijab-friendly. If she couldn't find what she wanted, she would sketch the item and have it made. The company's clothing meets the requirements of a diverse clientele, and Orthodox Jewish women, as well as modest Christian women, have found the site.
It was swimwear that created a conundrum for Shereen Sabet. Nine years ago, Sabet, who was raised a secular Muslim, had a spiritual awakening and decided to wear hijab. Her husband, who is also Muslim, wasn't happy about her decision but supported her. Concerned about the complications of wearing hijab and the negative attention associated with it, she struggled for six months before covering her head.
Sabet loved to scuba dive but she didn't know how to reconcile modesty with being in the water. At first, she found a solution in an expensive scuba dry suit, which wasn't form-fitting and allowed her to remain fully clothed underneath.
Shortly after that, she realized that she still couldn't go swimming in her condo's pool.
"It dawned on me that there was this situation that I never knew existed," she said. "All these Muslim women can't go swimming. Then the door opened. I thought about women with body issues and disabilities and of course other religious women, conservative Christians and Orthodox Jews. Where was the choice for women who didn't want to wear revealing bathing suits? Women want to get in the water based on their own terms, not what's available on the rack."
Swimsuit solution
When Sabet couldn't find any company interested in developing a functional, attractive suit, she set out to do it on her own and created the Southern California-based swimwear company Splashgear.
The designs are simple and ingenious. When dry, the modest pants and tops are loose but still lightly shaped. When the pieces are wet, a discreet tug allows a tiny pocket of air into the top and bottom, so the suit doesn't cling to the body. According to Sabet, sales and visits to the website doubled between the summers of 2008 and 2009.
Writer, photographer, filmmaker and fashionable feminist Mona Ebrahim sees a humorous side to hijab. She's writing a book titled "101 Reasons Why I'm Glad I Wear Hijab." She hopes it will amuse and educate, as well as convince readers that the edict is not a symbol of oppression for all Muslim women.
"I was in college when I decided to wear hijab," she said. "I was on a spiritual journey and had done a lot of soul searching. When I told my father, he cried."
Ebrahim's father, who emigrated to the U.S. from Egypt, was sure she would be hurt personally and professionally. Her mother, whom she describes as being more spiritual, understood her choice and got him to come around.
Now 33, after years of stylish modesty, Ebrahim lists a few of the 101 things she loves about her choice:
"Hijab makes me an original Inspector Gadget. It's a Bluetooth-, age- and bad-haircut hider; protects me from germs, UV, bees, slimy guys and surprises like bird poop and sudden changes in the weather; it's low maintenance, nonconformist and nuns say hi to me!"
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Thank you Thank you Thank you for this awesome post!!!
I am so going to use this phrase when talking about hijab
"In Islam, hijab allows us to identify ourselves as being on a spiritual path, but we can also be on a spiritual path and have flair," she said. "The terms are not incongruent. Hijab defines us not only as Muslim women but as women. We don't want to look ugly. We just don't want to be sexually provocative. A woman's body should not be part of the public conversation"
Also, I think I am, Inshallah, going to make my hijab fun and express myself with different patters and stuff.... I think I am going to go Indian Style!!!!
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"Are you pair programming?" our manager asked in his snarky tone, while using exaggerated double air quotes to emphasize his skepticism. He then walked away without waiting for a response…
This is merely one example of numerous instances I've experienced over the years from skeptics of pair programming.
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Neither extreme fosters team growth, so as with most practices you'll need to strive to find the correct balance for your team and organization.
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A year ago our development team practiced pair programming at least 4 or more hours of our 8 hour work day. Envision the paring slider at or over 50% every day. This was mostly because we had existing team members with a great deal of domain knowledge transitioning off and new team members transitioning in. And before you ask, yes we did our best to screen the new team members during the interview process. Interviewees were required to pair with existing members to get a feel for what an average day would be like before signing on.
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I'm quite certain we'll continue to learn over the next year as well.
So in short, before you declare your undying hatred for pair programming, try giving it another shot with some well thought out checks and balances. It just may surprise you.
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Chuck Dillon replied on Thu, 2012/01/26 - 3:06pm
I'll readily admit I'm a PP skeptic and no I've never done it per se. Like it or not I get a visceral negative reaction to the idea. The practice is not compatable with my personality and how I work. I don't say that blindly, I've had personality profiles and they consistently confirm what I know - I'm highly analytical and do not function at all well in a dynamic situation. So for PP would be imposing a work environment that would not be acceptable. Bare in mind that I'm not meticulous when I design and develop software. I've never been in a department where I wasn't the most productive developer.
I'm not saying PP is bogus for everybody. I'm saying it's not for everybody. What's unfortunate is that most of what I've read about PP disregards that fact and implies what's good for the author is good for everybody and if that's not right there must be something wrong elsewhere than the PP application.
My responses to your points...
Fatigue - I would guess that the individual was hating the excerise and didn't take breaks so that he could get it over with ASAP. I would also guess he didn't elaborate because he didn't want to get into a religious argument about it.
Stepping into the code without calling - IMHO this is and always will be a bogus argument. Firstly, what is needed is institutional knowledge not shared knowledge of a team that may all be gone in short order. Secondly any developer who understands the problem space and has the requisite skills should be expected to pick up the code/designs of others efficiently without needing their hand held. If Joe Programmer says he can't do the job without talking to Bill you need to retask the job to someone who has sufficient skills to work the problem.
Contrasting spin-up time to the cost of PP - Apples and oranges unless you only apply PP as part of the new-developer-orientation program and that would be a choice not a necessity. An organization can spin a developer up efficiently outside of active development then turn him/her loose. The previous comments also apply here.
The slider - This is a false premise. It's inaccurate to suggest PP is necessary for the team to communicate efficiently. It's inaccuate to suggest that people who can't work effectively under PP have hate issues. See my comments on fatigue above.
Real example - When I was in my twenties I was in a softball game on a very foggy night. We were playing the pot-head team, it was the 70's and they were heavy pot users. Those guys had no issue with the fog. We couldn't find fly balls, they didn't miss one. The point is: do what works for your team. Nobody is saying PP can't work but you seem to be suggesting it can work for anybody. That's simply not supportable.
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Chuck Dillon replied on Fri, 2012/01/27 - 2:46pm in response to: Mark Unknown
I'm not sure we are disageeing here. I didn't mean to suggest that one should avoid consulting with any authors that are available. Sure if they are available it will normally be worthwhile to consult with them.
I'm saying it's not unreasonable to expect an appropriately equiped engineer to pick up where others left off even if they aren't available. My main point is that IMO the asserted advantage of mind-melding via PP is overblown.
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