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Acid violence is a particularly vicious and damaging form of violence in Bangladesh where acid is thrown in people's faces. The overwhelming majority of the victims are women, and many of them are below 18 years of age. The victims are attacked for many reasons. In some cases it is because a young girl or women has spurned the sexual advances of a male or either she or her parents have rejected a proposal of marriage. Recently, however, there have been acid attacks on children, older women and also men. These attacks are often the result of family and land dispute, dowry demands or a desire for revenge.
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Tryndamere, Never Lose a 3v3.
(Note: This is my first "guide" made, it is not intended to show you how to PLAY Tryndamere, but simply show you how I (Me, MySelf) build him. therefore in this "guide" I will be showing the build and not how to go about playing in early, mid, or late game. I would also like to add that this is a UNIVERSAL build and different battles may call for different items, like exhanging the Bloodthirster for a Madreds Bloodrazor to help kill tanks, or changing the order in which you purchase these items...etc. Pls no trolling, because trundle is nasty =)
First of all there is a reason why you cannot lose a 3v3 while playing as Tryndamere, HE CANNOT DIE!!!! (Enless his Ultimate is on cooldown. However with common sense this will not be a problem)
I go with as much DPS masteries as possible in offence and some defensive masteries for survivability.
As far as items I basically max out crit chance and grab some armor penetration, life steal, and attack damage. I get life steal and armor penetration because they help universally. As far as attack damage, well it increases your attacks damage, always nice.
Summoner Spells: Flash and Ignite or Ghost and Ignite. Go with the mobility spell that you are most comfortable with. However Flash and Ignite is the best for Tryndamere in 3v3, imo.
Runes: Marks- Crit Damage Seals- Attack Speed Glyphs- Attack Damage Quintessences- Armor Penetration (Note: You may find that there is little speculations like for example seals have more attack speed than glyphs or something (which is not true btw), and you may need to fix some small "bugs" in the runes.
Overall I hope you enjoy this BUILD and remember to use your right arm for it is a lot stronger than your left arm. -Tryndamere.


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New and old converge in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Prospect Heights, thanks to a sprawling historic district, trendy cuisine options and brand new attractions. The diverse community, with an impressive collection of libraries, museums and public art events, treats its residents to a daily dose of cultural experiences, as well as plenty of green spaces for enjoying time outdoors.
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Speed and improve PCB routing
Traditional PCB routing is limited by fixation of coordinates of wires and by the absence of any-angle traces. Removing these restrictions, we can significantly improve quality of routing. Including real-world examples, this article covers the advantages of any-angle routing, the advantages of flexible routing, and a new algorithm for constructing Steiner trees.
First, we would like to introduce some terms [1 – 3]. Let's define any-angle routing as wire routing that uses both segments and arcs at any angle. It is wire routing, but is not limited to using only line segments with 90 and 45-degree angles. Topological routing is wire routing without snapping to a grid and coordinates. No regular or irregular grids like shape-based routers are used. And let's use the term flexible routing for wire routing without shape fixing and with the following possibility of their shift with real-time wire shape recalculation. Only the arcs of circles from obstacles and common tangents to them are used to form the shape of wires [4, 5]. (Obstacles include contacts, coppers, keepouts, vias and other objects.)
Figure 1 shows parts of two PCB models. There are green wires and red wires on different layers of the PCB model. Blue circles are vias. A red component is highlighted. In addition, there are some red circle contacts. There is a model using only line segments and 90 degree angles between them in the Figure 1a. And there is PCB model using arcs and any-angles in Figure 1b. Maybe any-angle routing looks unusual, but it has a lot of advantages. It is routed similarly to how engineers did it manually half a century ago.
Advantages of Any-Angle Routing
There are several advantages to any-angle routing. First, space can be saved on a PCB by not using the angles between the segments. (A polygon always takes up more space than the inscribed circle.)
Conventional auto-routers can route only three wires between closely spaced components (on the left and in the center in the Figure 3). The space we have during any-angle routing is enough to route four wires on the same path without violating design rules checking (DRC), on the right in the Figure 3.
Suppose we have a square chip and want to connect the chip contacts with two other lines of contacts (see Figure 4). It takes a large area using only 90 degree angles (see Figure 4 top).
Using any-angle routing we can shorten the distances between the chip and other contacts (Figure 4 middle). And, it reduces the area. In this example, area shrinks from 30 cm2 to 23 cm2.
Any-angle turning of the chip delivers even greater effect. In this example, the area was reduced from 23 cm2 to 10 cm2 (Figure 4 bottom). Figure 5 shows a real PCB. The any-angle routing with chip turning was the only way to route this board. This is not just a theory but it is actually applied solution (sometimes the only possible).
Figure 6 shows an example of a simple PCB. The result of a topological router is shown in Figure 6a while the result of the best shape-based auto-router is in Figure 6b. There is a picture of a real PCB in the figure 6c. The best auto-routers cannot route this board because the components are turned at an arbitrary angle. You need more area, and the device will be larger without turned components.
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The dominant property at the dawn of the Broadcast Era was Edwin Howard Armstrong's 1914 "Wireless Receiving System" patent number 1,113,149, commonly known as the Armstrong regenerative patent. It turned a barely adequate single-tube receiver into a world-beater, dramatically improving both sensitivity and selectivity.
The December 2010 issue of the Pavek Museum of Broadcasting newsletter identified a distinct set of companies who were manufacturing wireless equipment before, during, and after WWI. This group included Adams-Morgan, AMRAD, Clapp-Eastham, De Forest, Federal Telephone and Telegraph, General Electric, Grebe, Murdock, Western Electric, Westinghouse, and Wireless Specialty Apparatus (owned by United Fruit). The smaller companies within the group who had the foresight to purchase rights to use Armstrong's regenerative patent for the short time that it was available in 1920 held a distinct advantage over those who did not. The four largest companies, General Electric, Westinghouse, United Fruit, and Western Electric eventually became "partners" in the newly formed Radio Corporation, controlling all of Armstrong's pre-1920 patents.
Edwin H. Armstrong
Although the familiar regenerative circuit looks like the image on the right, Armstrong's original designs were considerably different. His 1913 patent application had six different drawings, none of which had a plate circuit coil (tickler) inductively-coupled to the grid coil, and interestingly, none had a D.C. path to ground from the grid. The lack of a D.C. grid return caused a myriad of instability and hum problems. Neither Armstrong nor Lee de Forest was able to solve the mystery of grid-bias. That was left to the genius of Fritz Lowenstein, who applied for his "C-Bias" patent in 1912, but didn't't receive it until 1917. In the meantime, Armstrong's designs were captives of the still untamed Audion.
The drawing on the left is the first of six in the patent application. Whatever his intention, it's clear that Armstrong was building an oscillator here. He set up resonance in virtually every component; even the inductance of the headphones (R) played a role; how he applied it determined the function of this circuit. The transfer of energy from the plate circuit back to the grid circuit occurs at point "O" on this schematic. The ground connection at "G-2" is an attempt to stabilize the tube.
The arrangement of the coils in Figure 3 of the patent application (below left) is virtually identical to those of the 1916 Adams-Morgan Paragon RA-6 and nearly the same as the 1920 Grebe CR-3 .
from Radio Manufacturers of the 1920s by Alan Douglas:
"By 1920 Howard Armstrong's legal expenses were mounting, while he waited for one of the large electrical or wireless companies to make an offer for his regeneration and superheterodyne patents and applications. His attorneys hit on the idea of licensing the myriad makers of regenerative receivers for the amateur market, under his patent 1,113,149 (1914), for a royalty of 5% of sales price, and were soon signing them up as fast as they could spot their magazine ads. Since the ham market was considered negligibly small, issuing these licenses would not endanger the eventual sale of the patents to commercial interests.
The following companies were licensed, more or less in the order listed:
American Marconi (only for one or two stations)
International Radio Telegraph Company
Adams-Morgan Company
Clapp-Eastham (4/18/20)
A.H. Grebe Co. (4/30/20)
Chicago Radio Labs (5/15/20) (became Zenith in 1923)
Precision Equipment (later purchased by Crosley)
Cutting & Washington (7/7/20) (became Colonial in 1924)
Jones Radio (affiliated with Kellogg)
Tri-City Electric (built radios for Montgomery Ward)
Klitzen (affiliated with Michigan)
The Radio Shop
Oard Radio Laboratories
Pennsylvania Wireless
The C.D. Tuska Co.
Radio-Craft (later purchased by De Forest)
Colin B. Kennedy
Eastern Radio Co.
Chelsea Radio
All of these companies, but the first two, were small; indeed, some were nothing more than high-school boys working in their attics."1
It soon became apparent that their Armstrong patent rights were, for many of them, their greatest asset.
After Westinghouse purchased Armstrong's regenerative and superheterodyne patents in November of 1920, licenses were no longer available. Westinghouse joined the RCA monopoly and opportunities seemingly evaporated for the small manufacturer until, as providence would have it, the need for neutralization in early vacuum tubes, and RCA's refusal to bargain with Hazeltine (the holder of neutralization patents) forced the doors of opportunity wide open, once again, for another group of small American radio companies who joined forces to form the IRM (Independent Radio Manufacturers) and purchase the rights to build Neutrodyne receivers.
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We're off to Vienna for a spur of the moment long weekend in a few days time. It's been quite a few years since I was last in Austria, and I was surprised to read in a fairly recent guidebook that not only is smoking apparently still permitted in restaurants, but rates of smoking are also very high by western European standards. I detest smoking and am now concerned we've made a poor choice of city break destination. Anyone out there with up to date info on what we should expect, and how to avoid?
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Here is some info from WiKi
Sounds like it could be an issue!
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I hope the weather will be nice so you can grab a table outdoors.
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You can check the front door of any establishment where you will find stickers with the typical cigarette icon (either crossed out or not) - showing whether the place is non-smoking, smoking, or has different rooms for either (in which case you will see both stickers)
By rule of thumb,
Restaurants (especially from a certain level on) and high-end Cafe-Konditorei in the 1st district and fast-food chain restaurants are usually non-smoking,
Heurigen, regular coffee houses or other more folksy establishments may have rooms for either preference,
Bars/clubs/pubs will be more smoking than non-smoking.
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Jamikins, thanks I'd seen that already but it was a little vague.
Thanks Cowboy, we will look carefully for these stickers and try to be selective where we go. I remember well the "bad old days" in the UK, before the smoking ban, when many meals out were spoiled by the selfishness of other people smoking. Very ogten, the "non-smoking" area was just a different part of the same dining room with no separating walls (which was largely useless) - I am led to believe this situation persists in many Austrian restaurants (the ones with both stickers I guess).
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Gordon_R, I live in Vienna. Cowboy is correct with the general rules of thumb. Even with restaurants offering "non-smoking" sections, though, don't be surprised if you have to wade through the smoking section to reach the non-smoking area.
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I'm still really concerned about this, even the places with separate sections - my tolerance level for other people's cigarette smoke (especially when out for dinner) is extremely low.
Does anyone have any specific recommendations for completely non-smoking restaurants inside the Ring or near Belvedere Gardens (where our hotel is located), apart from the likes of TGI Fridays? We like to find moderate/higher-end places (€35-50 pp) with an emphasis on local ingredients/specialities when we travel.
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Gordon_R, I did a search on http://www.falter.at. I selected "Nichtraucher" and "Die Beste" in the Inner Stadt (1010) and a list of 93 cafes, pubs, eissalons, and so forth that are designated "non-smoking" and that offer Viennese cooking. (Belvedere Gardens is in 1030.)
You may also want to select "Hunde nicht erlaubt" to exclude restaurants where dogs are permitted if you don't enjoy dining with dogs. (Careful, though. Doing so for "InnerStadt" and "Viennese cooking" produced no results.)
Guten Appetit!
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Hmm. Interesting. I'd prefer the smoke to the dogs anytime.
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Oh yes, dogs are practically better regarded than children here in Vienna. They're on public transportation, in most restaurants and malls (not grocery markets), and well integrated into the Viennese lifestyle. "Hundeschule" is required for owners of large dogs; the little one just disappear into the oversized totes. Our dog, a hound, rather enjoys his sensory outings and the chance to socialize, and I'm happy to have a companion to run errands with.
Plus, while you may dislike dining with Fido, there's a good chance the chefs who prepared your meal probably smokes (and breathes on your food as they're preparing it.) Just something to think about.
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European restaurants, cafés, and bars are becoming increasingly non-smoking. One of the last countries to adapt, Austria, is slowly being disarmed by the pressure from the outside.
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I have been a non-smoker for all of my 67 years. However, I think I can understand the Austrian reluctance to adhere to a general smoking ban in restaurants and cafés.
Traditionally many Austrians - and in particular Viennese - have been cigar smokers. Now, it's a good few years since I was in Vienna, but I do remember entering old-fashioned coffee houses and finding the pervasive aromas of strong coffee and cigar smoke quite inebriating. A lovely homely sort of ambience. A whiff of "old Vienna" if you like.
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I'm back after four very enjoyable days in Vienna. Although we did notice a lot of smokers out on the street and in outdoor cafes, by and large there was no problem indoors. None of the 3 or 4 places we ate in allowed any smoking inside which was a big relief.
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"I never got the chance to tell u any of this but i think u knew how much i loved and cared for u. And im so glad u were a part of my life bc i think back and cant ever remember a time spent with u that i didnt enjoy or we werent laughing n having a good time doing whatever we did together and u were the only friend in my life that was there for me anytime i needed u and I Love U for that!"
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My mom always made a ball of this Thenga chamanthi for dad's lunch box as well as for his breakfast dosa or idli. It is a time consuming process to make this chutney starting from breaking the shell of the coconut to grating and then grinding in Ammi kallu (motor-pestle). I never helped her to make the chutney but did enjoy the tasty chutney that mom made. When I look back I do feel guilty for not taking part in the cooking and helping her.
Here in US getting a fresh coconut is like winning a lottery. The coconut might look fresh in the store, but when you bring them to home and break the shell, a surprise might be waiting for you. I will be over the moon when I get a good coconut, but at times I also end up with a rotten one. You can also buy a packet of frozen grated coconut from Asian stores, that you can use to make the chutney, but I prefer starting from a fresh coconut.
This chammanthi or chutney is easy to make. I followed my mother's method of making them.
What you need
Grated Coconut: 1 cup
Green chili: 1 no( I used Serrano pepper, use more if you need spiciness)
Pearl onions:3 no
Tamarind: small 1 inch piece
Ginger: 1 inch piece
Water: ¼ cup( if you are using this for dosa)
Mustard seeds: ½ teaspoon
Urad dal/Black gram dal: 1/2 tablespoon
Oil : 1 teaspoon
Curry leaves: 1 sprig
Salt: to taste
How I made:
Grind coconut, green chili, pearl onions, tamarind, ginger with water into a fine paste. Add salt and set aside.
In small pan heat oil and add mustard and urad dal and once mustard starts spluttering switch off the flame and add this to ground coconut paste and add curry leaves.
Enjoy with dosa or idly.
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Yield: 4 serving
Verdict: Tasty
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Always thought of that as a fact, not a theory
If there's one thing guaranteed to drive me potty it's someone displaying an autonumber or worse still passing it to a downstream system.
Scalability issues occasionally have me use a GUID instead of an integer, but otherwise no argument.
Tony Database DEveloper and nasty 'orrible' coder.
There are times when a meaningless primary key is useful to humans.
For example, a double blind clinical trial requires great care to be taken not to accidentally unblind participants. A large unique meaningless key can act as a kind of encryption and be passed from System A through System C to System B where A and B both have valid access to the participant records but C does not. This includes humans.
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In what is fast becoming a nameberry tradition, we turn our attention to names of the new season. If you're expecting a fall baby, these choices might inspire you.
AUTUMN — Autumn is ironically the hottest season name, the only one in the Top 100 where it's maintained its status for over a decade now. The name Autumn first entered the U.S. Top 1000 in 1969, inspired by the hippie nature names and word names. While it's still attractive, however, it's hardly fresh.
Names from other cultures that provide a newer route to Autumn include the Japanese girls' names Aki and Akiko, the Turkish girls' name Hazan, the Vietnamese Thu, and, in Chinese, Qiu for either girls or boys.
Fall month names are not quite as usable as those of the other seasons.
SEPTEMBER – Why are March, May, August and even January hot while September (along with October, November, and December) is not? Maybe there's something chilly about that "ber" ending. Still, this has an attractive sound and is certainly unusual. The Latin Septimus, which means "seventh son," sounds a bit Harry Potter and is perhaps too redolent of things septic. But Seven (lets forget that September is the ninth month, since we still have November to deal with) has potential.
OCTOBER – An equally unusual month name that gets an extra helping of cool from hipster writers Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida, who chose it for their daughter. Perhaps more attractive are the Latin pair Octavius and especially Octavia, both of which mean (as does October) "eighth." Other Octavius and Octavia variations you might consider: Octavian, Octaviana, Octavienne, the Italian Ottavio or Ottavia, or the nicknames Tavy or Tavia.
NOVEMBER – Certainly as usable as September and October, which is to say, not very unless you're extremely adventurous.
Nature names that summon up an image of fall include tree names, particularly:
ASH (any of the Ash names – Asher, Ashley – relate)
The following may be a stretch, but other names that mean tree in a less obvious way include:
ADAIR – Scottish and Irish unisex name that relates to oak trees.
CORMAC – This handsome Irish boys' name means "tree trunk," which is close enough.
DAPHNE – Classic name that means laurel tree.
KEZIAH – Beautiful Old Testament name that means cassia tree.
LENNOX – A Scottish name that relates to the elm tree.
NIMA – Middle Eastern favorite, also found as Neema and Neemah, that means margosa tree.
PERRY – Works for both boys and girls and means "pear tree."
ROWAN – A unisex name that's also the name of a tree with red berries and that means "little redhead." Related names include Rowena, Rhonwen, Roan, and Rowney.
Fall's brilliant colors might also provide baby-naming inspiration.
Names that mean red include:
If golden is the fall hue you prefer, try:
Even brown, fall's ultimate color, relates to some appealing names:
BAIZE – A French girls' name that means "dark brown"
KIONA – A Native American girls' name that means "brown hills"
ROUX – Unisex and pronounced "roo," this might make a good middle name
SORRELL – Can be spelled with one or two r's and l's
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esperrosa Says:
Just curious, but how do you pronounce Hazan? It looks very pretty and appealing to me (even though I'm expecting a fall boy, not girl)
redridinghood Says:
I love so many of these names, and really enjoyed this blog! I am an Autumn girl myself, and have been pondering Names I would Have LIked to Have been Called lately, usually when my dislike for my middle name Joyce gets the better of me and I drift off into daydreams.
I love the name Autumn, although I think that from what you were saying, it is a lot more used in America than in the UK. I also love the sound of the name October, my birth month, and I think that September and November are lovely choices too. (when I first heard the name of the actor January Jones from MAD MEN, I thought this was a bit weird, but then it grew on me and I think it is a charming choice).
Rowan, Sorrell and Briony are perennial favourites of mine. You could also use many of the "Finn/n" names as this means fair/yellow haired too.
And how about the name Russet? (my favourite apple?!)
SJ Says:
I was also born in the fall and think the names September, October, and especially November sound very appealing. (Although it would be weird if the child weren't actually born in that month, I think.)
How about birthstones for autumn months? Sapphire or Lapis for September, Opal or Tourmaline for October, Topaz or Citrine for November. My favorite is Topaz.
Dearest Says:
There are a couple of names I thought would be on this list that aren't, Rufus and Rufina which also mean red… There's also the place name Edom which means red, and it's Greek equivalent that no one has heard of, Idumea, which I think would make a darling name for a little girl ^^
Orla and Roux are fantastic!!! I love those names!! I also love Autumn, but hate how popular she is…
And regarding October, I always thought of that as best suited for a boy for being so heavy on the 'o' sounds… November is for a girl in my head… Octavia and Octavian are my favourite alternatives to October, and I always though Nova would make a good alternative to November, and Berry a good nickname for those brave enough to use either September, October or November…
The tree names are fantastic! Loving Ash, Birch, Cedar and Oak for boys, and Juniper, Laurel and Willow for girls, although Laurel and Willow are too common for me…
I also love Autumn, so I really hate that she's as popular as she is…
Great blog, as usual!! ^^
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Thanks, everyone. Hazan is pronounced hah-zahn. Love the idea of the birthstones — wish I'd thought of that! I also like Topaz along with Sapphire.
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I've always wondered why Octavia isn't more popular, given its similarity to Olivia.
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There is Opal which is the birthstone of October, there is Tola which is Khmer for the month of October and Hedra which is Cornish for the month of October. I think of Amber as an Autumn name.
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I love these names!! I also think that Redford as described in one of the discussion boards in the last two days, also fits this criteria of being a perfect autumn name!
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Asher and Roux made our name list for our little boy. I really loved Roux (Love the movie Chocolat) for a middle name, but we decided against it when we realized that most people would probably make the Winnie-the-Pooh – Roo association based on the sound. =/
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As an alternative you could look to the Celtic Tree calender.
September 30 – October 27 = Ivy (Gort)
October 28 – November 24 = Reed (Ngetal)
November 25 – December 23 = Elder (Ruis)
December 24 – January 20 = Birch (Beth)
The names in brackets are the Gaelic names 🙂
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i love the name November, particularly for a girl. It has an awesome nickname in it; Nova.
and Keziah is totally in my top 3 girls names, no matter what part of the year she's born in 😉
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OOh, Celtic Tree Calendar! Does Nephele know about this one? Tell us more,Elea!
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Also forgot astrological signs! Libra and Scorpio both quite possible
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I don't know a great deal about it, but as I understand it, it was put together by Robert Graves, based on an early medieval alphabet used to represent Old Irish using Gaelic tree names and the Celtic lunar calendar.
disa_lan Says:
My favorite season! Roux is a great name I'd use it alone for a girl or as a middle name. The Ru- part of Ruby is probably why I love it so much. Celtic Tree Calender??? I need to go find this, thanks Elea.
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What are the other months, Elea? I am glad my birthday falls under IVY – love that name.
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Interesting you say NOVEMBER is the least usable. I would have to say that title belongs to September… With November, you have the options of Nova and Ember as nicknames. October has Toby… what does September have? Other than Ember… Seppy? Temby? Nothing pretty.
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Here is the full list, Ailsa!
December 24 – January 20 = Birch (Beth)
January 21 – February 17 = Rowan (Luis)
February 18 – March 17 = Ash (Nion)
March 18 – April 14 = Alder (Fearn)
April 15 – May 12 = Willow (Saille)
May 13 – June 9 = Hawthorn (Huath)
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September 2 – September 29 = Vine (Muin)
September 30 – October 27 = Ivy (Gort)
October 28 – November 24 = Reed (Ngetal)
November 25 – December 23 = Elder (Ruis)
I'm Ivy too! 🙂
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Speaking of tree and fall names, I spotted the name 'Maple' in a recent baby announcement.
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I know an Ottavia, nickname Otti.
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I'm pretty sure a woman on my babycenter birth club named her April 2009 baby September.
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Has anyone seen that movie starring Dominique Swain and Edward Norton. Its called "Down in the Valley" and the lead character played by Dominique Swain is named October, only she goes by Tobe (TOBE, not TO-bee) throughout the whole movie.
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I love Aurelia and think it has the potential to become more well-used but not overexposed. If Amelia is in the top 50, why not Aurelia?
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My little Rowan was born in September 🙂 She's a redhead to boot, lol.
Her big brother Oliver was a January baby though. Named less for the season and more for his temperment 🙂
Ali Renee Says:
I love many of these names with Autumn probably being my fave despite the popularity…I was born in October and have always thought of Autumn as my favorite season.
It occurred to me that you could also use weather names for this season…Breezy, Windy, or Rainy (depending on the type of weather your part of the world experiences during this time)
I think of orange as a fall color, though not sure of what names there are for that other than possibly Coral?
For trees, maybe Timber as I think that has a nice sound. Seems like it would be unisex, or could make it more feminine as Timberlyn (yes, I know a lot of people are sick of the add-a-lyn names…sorry I love them!) 😉
Yvette Says:
i really like a lot of these names! celtic calander names are GREAT too!!!
i'm having a hard time naming my little girl due in OCT.
some names that i like are:
August Rose Marie
Rowan Skye
Autumn Skye
Summer Rain
i know some people find these cheesy but i REALLy like them!
one we are considering right now is Fira (Feer-ah) it means firey (like the colors of fall! =)
another one i considered was Safira (means sapphire -like the birthstone-and with the nickname Fira can also be the "firey" colors of fall!)
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Sweetie, August is a boys name, as is Rowan.
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I want to give myself a middle name because my parents neglected to do so and I hate my first name. I really love the name Ottavia, but I was born in August (still the 8th month…) not October. Do you think it would be weird?
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I have a dumb question, got a request from a company for IP
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No problem, I moved your posts to a pseudo-appropriate place!
If you give them the CIDR you originally posted which was 155.57.88/32, then you are giving them a single IPv4 address that is 155.57.88 (there is no subnet, all 32 bits of the address are static for this range). Without knowing a LOT more about your IP network I can't give you a definitive answer, but this certainly sounds like a reasonable response to me.
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