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Posted 30 November 2012 - 09:46 AM
I'm only about 7.5 weeks pregnant, but already thinking about names!
I have 2 daughters and think this one will probably be another girl.
I'm looking for names that go well with my 2 DD's names: Madeleine Joan and Eleanor Josephine.
DH and I have 3 on our list, (I had loads more but he vetoed them! grrr).
Charlotte and
Middle name is possibly Patricia, depending on first name.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 09:51 AM
I like Rosemary from your list, and Rosemary Patricia is a great match with your other girls' names (which I love btw).
I also like Rosalind and Rosamund if these take your fancy.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 10:05 AM
None of them are ugly but I ADORE Rosemary.
I like Genevieve and NN Gen, and for similar reasons I also like Imogen and Ginevra.
Conversely, I think Charlotte is pretty but I'm not huge on either Charlie OR Lottie. And its also very very popular compared to the other two. Not an auto-dealbreaker for me but not a plus.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 10:11 AM
I love Genevieve and Rosemary almost equally, slightly favour Genevieve but only slightly. Both are fabulous.
Charlotte I like but is a lot more commonly used at the moment, so would steer clear of that. Loads of them at my DDs' school, etc.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 10:16 AM
Yes, I think Charlotte is only on the list as it's a name we both like... But I dont' think we'd ever use it. In DD's day care there are 2 Charlotte's in each room.
But then again, there is also another Eleanor at her day care too! hehe.
Rosemary is our top pick... I love Genevieve but DH is only liking it. I'm just wondering if I'm brave enough to go with Rosemary or not. I've had some pretty bad reactions to it IRL.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 10:17 AM
Genevieve is my favourite name ever, I love the nickname Evie from it too.
Not sure if your girls have nicknames but they may be Maddie, Ellie and Evie then?
I also like Rosemary with the nn Rosie. Actually, I really like Rose just on it's own as well.
Other ideas:
Posted 30 November 2012 - 10:29 AM
Romy is my absolute favourite nickname for Rosemary, followed by Rory.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 12:27 PM
DH and I both love Rose, but your surname starts with S and it just runs into our surname.
Yes, the girls are Maddie and Ellie, so this one will have a nickname too, Rosemary would be Rosie. But not really sure about Genevieve...
Posted 30 November 2012 - 12:41 PM
I vote Rosemary, but there's no bad choice here.
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Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:27 PM
I love Rosemary and Charlotte.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:30 PM
What lovely names you have! I agree there are no bad choices there. My favourites are Rosemary and Genevieve. Other NNs for Genevieve could be Vivi, Vevi, Vivette, Vevette (these are used in France I think).
As Rosemary is uncommon for little ones at the moment I'm sure you would get surprised reactions, but it will certainly grow on people!
Posted 30 November 2012 - 07:00 PM
If Rose doesn't work how about Rosalie, Rosa or another variant? There is also Gwendolyn or Scarlett as alternatives. Celeste is a nice suggestion.
Posted 01 December 2012 - 12:32 AM
Not sure what you are asking as you seem set with 3 lovely options that all fit well.
I think I would go for Rosemary as well. Caroline would fit too.
I would go for Vivi for NN to Genevieve
Posted 01 December 2012 - 08:33 AM
QUOTE (Gudrun @ 01/12/2012, 01:32 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Not sure what you are asking as you seem set with 3 lovely options that all fit well.
I was looking for opinions on them and some suggestions for other names as I'm not 100% on any of them. Girls names stump me...
Posted 01 December 2012 - 10:20 AM
Madeleine, Eleanor & Amelia
Madeleine, Eleanor & Natalia
Madeleine, Eleanor & Lucille
Madeleine, Eleanor & Beatrice
Madeleine, Eleanor & Bernadette
Madeleine, Eleanor & Therese
Madeleine, Eleanor & Penelope
Posted 01 December 2012 - 10:49 AM
Madeleine Joan, Eleanor Josephine and:
Charlotte (love)
Genevieve (love)
Posted 01 December 2012 - 10:54 AM
I'm not a big fan of Rosemary but I like Romany nn Rome/Romy
Posted 01 December 2012 - 09:01 PM
Posted 01 December 2012 - 09:35 PM
QUOTE (me3922 @ 01/12/2012, 11:54 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'm not a big fan of Rosemary but I like Romany nn Rome/Romy
I have to say Romany weirds me out as a given name. Am I the only one?
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I bought several different varieties of azaleas at the Vidalia, GA WalMart back in the spring for about $2.50 each. I figured if they failed, I wouldn't have much invested in them.
These are planted in Zone 8b.
Lo and behold, one group has been blooming off and on for several weeks.
They are NOT Encores. Can anyone tell me what these are? From Azaleas Nov 2009
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Thanks Luis. A nursery local to Vidalia, GA thinks it may be a Fashion. I tend to concur since I THINK I remember a tag on some of the 5 or 6 different varieties I bought that day being Fashion.
I also did some more research on Fashion and several people in similar zones report repeat blooming, even throughout the summer and well into winter.
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More news you can't use. Tiny earthquakes happen all the time. Are you going to start reporting on every fender-bender now?
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Four square farmhouse addition
Has anyone done an addition on a foursquare? And can give me some insight or photos of your project?
We have a classic farmhouse foursquare. It is fairly narrow at about 23ish ft wide.
Our downstairs consists of a living room (15x12) dining room (15 x 12) and kitchen (14x11)
We're hoping to add a 15-20 ft addition off the back. Our thought is that the living room would then become more of a formal living room and the back space would be a family space/open into a remodeled kitchen.
Has anyone done a similar renovation? Of course, we're hoping to use the space as effectively as possible and still keep some of the aesthetics of a foursquare as much as possible.
This is what I've been playing around with online. Maybe to help you get an idea of what I'm talking about.
Walls C and D are the existing walls for our dining room.
Our current kitchen is wall A but ends at wall D.
We're hoping by adding the 20 feet off the back we can achieve somewhat of an open floor plan. But I'm having trouble visualize it all. And confused about how to use the space in the kitchen effectively.
Anyways, if anyone has ideas or has seen something similar could you point me in that direction?
Also this is using IKEAs kitchen design software. Does anyone know of another user friendly floor plan software online? That will let you do more with other furniture?
Your wall labels are not showing up on my monitor, and it's a little hard to understand which wall is which and where the dining room is.
We added a family room to the back of our four-square home (we no longer own it and I don't have any pictures of it). It was fairly straightfoward, a one-story addition to a two-story home. The roof was hipped, to echo the main roof, and windows were the same proportions as the original windows in in the house. Although the exterior of the original first floor was brick, we used stucco on the addition, like the stucco on the second floor.
The trickiest bit was getting the floor level to match exactly.
Can you sketch a floor plan that shows where the current doors, walls and windows are? And the kitchen and stairway?
Adding on to a Foursquare is easy enough ... you just tack on somewhere and make a matching roofline ... but the trick is to do it so you move the fewest walls and make a good traffic flow.
I just found this house.
Here is a link that might be useful: Farmhouse Addition
We have a foursquare from the 20s -- lr, dr and kitchen downstairs. We have a front porch but it is not along the whole front, only part of it and then forms a portico over the drive. We did an addition, but not as big as yours -- only 12 x 16. We put breadboard for the ceiling and the few spaces of wall that weren't sliding glass doors and brick on the ceiling. The roof line matches that of the front porch (and the house) -- everyone thinks it's our back porch that's been enclosed. And because it is small, it does look more like a porch than an addition.


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STOCKTON, Calif. — Police chased a suspect from rooftop to rooftop, used a Taser and eventually a K-9 officer to take a parolee at large into custody about 4:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Police officers tried to arrest Larry McDonald, who is on parole for robbery and is considered a high risk parolee.
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K-9 Cain was dispatched, who captured McDonald near Market and Aurora streets.
McDonald, 32, was arrested on a parole violation and on suspicion of resisting arrest. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment of injuries sustained during the arrest and was pre-booked there.
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Also, bunnies are really not sweet and gentle and cute as the books below would have you believe. They are kind of vicious. Have you read Watership Down? If you haven't, you really should. It's one of my childhood favorites. At one point, I considered myself fluent in the language the author invented for the book, so if you read it, maybe you can come by and we can have a conversation in Lapine. Anyway, the rabbits in that book killed each other pretty easily and often, so much so that if you do a Google image search for "
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The Oakland History Room has preserved rare and culturally valuable recordings in its collection.
Since 2013, the Oakland History Room (OHR) has been a partner of the California Audiovisual Preservation Project which preserves and provides access to unpublished and rare audiovisual content that is significant to state history. The CAVPP also works to raise awareness of the need to preserve such items and to raise funds for this type of archival preservation. The project, known locally as California Light & Sound, is administered at the University of California at Berkeley.
Through this partnership, the Oakland History Room has been able to preserve such items as 8mm and 16mm film of speed boat races on Lake Merritt and the 1948 Christmas Balloon Parade in downtown Oakland; VHS recordings of community events like the annual Black Cowboy Parade; oral histories recorded on audiocassette, and Oakland junior high orchestra and choir recordings on vinyl. So far, forty-nine items from OHR's collection have been digitized. These recordings now live on the Internet Archive (www.archive.org). Just type in "Oakland History
Found: Art and Literature Left Behind at the Library
If you aren't touched by the tale of Mr. Poopy-Loopy Stinky Butt, then you clearly have no soul.
It's time for another edition of our Found in a Library Book (or in the Library) series. This one is full of some great stuff including a brand new edition to the Mr. Men series, Mister Poopy-Loopy Stinky Butt! You will not want to miss what happens to this poor guy.
Is it ever going to rain again?
Here's a guest post from fellow librarian Susy Moorhead, Science Fiction enthusiast and climate change believer.
I am tired of looking at the weather and only seeing clear sunny days of high 60s. I am so over gloating to my friends in other parts of the country about not having to wear a jacket while sitting in the park on endless sunny days.
Feeling the dark side of no rain reminds me of great books and movies that portray a future where some sort of climatic catastrophe has irreparably changed life as we know it. Most of these books fall in to the science fiction or dystopia genre. But now that this subgenre is growing a new term has been coined - "climatic fiction" or cli-fi. Here are some books and movies that I have enjoyed:
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Read a book, ride a bike, and make Oakland a better place!
Bicycling is a healthy, non-polluting, low-cost, and quiet form of transportation that is ideal for commuting and recreation. We also want to make it easier for you to bike to the library. Like last year, we've got a number of exciting programs planned in May, 2015, to encourage you to "Bike to Books" as part of the City of Oakland's efforts to become more environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable. And you don't have to wait until May to get going with bike-related events at the Library; 81st Avenue Branch hosts a free weekly Fix-It Clinic for minor repairs, every Friday, from 2 to 5 PM.
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March 14 is Pi Day! Time to celebrate math and more!
Yay! It's Pi Day! March 14, when the first three digits of π, 3/14 are the date. Pi Day is exciting more than the usual amount of nerdy interest this year because today is the Pi Day of the Century, the only date this century when the first five digits of Pi will line up in a row: 3/14/15. And at 9:26 and 53 seconds you'll get to experience pi in ten digits.
So what is π, besides a Greek letter and something good to eat with ice cream? Pi, also called Archimedes' Constant, represents the ratio between the circumference and the diameter of a circle, or roughly 3.14. That's about 22/7 so for those of you who like multiple celebrations,you could also celebrate Pi Approximation Day on July 22.
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– The Washington Times
President Obama's temporary deportation amnesty will make it easier for illegal immigrants to improperly register and vote in elections, state elections officials testified to Congress on Thursday, saying that the driver's licenses and Social Security numbers they will be granted create a major voting loophole.
While stressing that it remains illegal for noncitizens to vote, secretaries of state from Ohio and Kansas said they won't have the tools to sniff out illegal immigrants who register anyway, ignoring stiff penalties to fill out the registration forms that are easily available at shopping malls, motor vehicle bureaus and in curbside registration drives.
Anyone registering to vote attests that he or she is a citizen, but Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted said mass registration drives often aren't able to give due attention to that part, and so illegal immigrants will still get through.
Kansas Secretary of State Kris W. Kobach said even some motor vehicle bureau workers automatically ask customers if they want to register to vote, which some noncitizens in the past have cited as their reason for breaking the law to register.
"It's a guarantee it will happen," Mr. Kobach said.
Democrats disputed that it was an issue at all, saying Mr. Obama's new policy, which could apply to more than 4 million illegal immigrants, doesn't change anything in state or federal law.
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, the District of Columbia's nonvoting member of Congress, accused Republicans of an effort at voter suppression.
"The president's executive order gives immigrants the right to stay — immigrants who have been here for years, immigrants who have been working hard and whose labor we have needed," Ms. Norton said. "The Republicans may want to go down in history as the party who tried once again 100 years later to nullify the right to vote. Well, I am here to say they shall not succeed."
Rep. Stephen F. Lynch, Massachusetts Democrat, said he doubted illegal immigrants would risk running afoul of the law — which could get them deported — just to be an insignificant part of an election.
The hearing was the latest GOP effort to dent Mr. Obama's executive action, announced in November, which grants tentative legal status and work permits to as many as 4 million illegal immigrant parents whose children are either U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents. The president also expanded a 2012 policy for so-called Dreamers, or illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, granting them tentative legal status and work permits as well.
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Mr. Koskinen said the White House never spoke with him about potential consequences before Mr. Obama announced his policy changes. The secretaries of state who testified to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Thursday said they too never heard from Mr. Obama ahead of time.
Mr. Husted has written the Obama administration asking for help in identifying the name and date of birth of all noncitizens who get Social Security numbers, which he said would allow states to go back and clear illegally registered voters from their rolls.
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In this year, the number of tourists who were attracted to visit Singapore was more than twice the total population of Singapore. This can be attributed to three things. One, Singapore has exquisite charm and character. The country's amazing cultural diversity blends Western, Oriental, and Asian influences together. Two, Singapore has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, making a tourist stop to this Asian country a truly stress-free one. And three, travelling around Singapore is fast and convenient because the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and other public conveyances make almost all routes readily accessible. For those reasons, even if you never experience overseas, Singapore is good for travel beginners. Also, travel beginners who may be inexperienced in finding cheap travel deals can rely on companies like Expedia to save money traveling, even to places as far as Singapore. As they become more experienced they will learn how to book cheap travel options on their own.
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Singapore Botanical Gardens
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The Singapore Botanical Gardens is a mini-forest located close to the center of Singapore. You do not have to pay anything to get inside the stunning forest-garden nature park. Containing thousands of species of flora, including rare species of plants, the Singapore Botanical Gardens is a verdant feast for the eyes. A lake, home to kingfishers, ducks, and other water fowls, adds a touch of serenity to the gardens.
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More than two thousand animals are given home in the jungle confines of the open zoo known as the Singapore Zoological Gardens. Landscaped rock walls and manmade streams are used to separate the animals so visitors can see them without cages.
The Singapore Zoological Gardens is a special treat for kids. In a section called Children's World, there are playgrounds where kids can interact with docile animals. Among many other kid-friendly attractions, there is an air-conditioned haven for polar bear exhibit and a Primate Kingdom.
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Nature enthusiasts and kids love the Jurong Bird Park. This spectacular tourist attraction houses eight thousand birds. Thirty of the birds are endangered species. You can watch flamingos proudly prance around a lake and penguins troop in their air-conditioned abode.
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Singapore Flyer
The Singapore Flyer is the largest Ferris wheel in the world. It has a height of 165 meters, and it gives you a breathtaking panoramic view of Singapore. The Singapore Flyer is found in Marina Bay. If you are reluctant to try riding the giant Ferris wheel, then take a stroll in the lush greenery of the tropical forest that serves as the atrium of the Singapore Flyer.
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The plush resort-hotel Marina Bay Sands is the most expensive casino property in the world. Its architecture is definitely one of a kind. It can double as your place of accommodation and a tourist attraction. Take a dip in the infinity swimming pool located at the top of the world's largest cantilever. Go to the ice skating rink, the theaters, and any of the seven fine restaurants in Marina Bay Sands. Watch the ongoing Broadway musical The Lion King. If you are planning the grandest vacation of a lifetime, spend it in Marina Bay Sands.
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Capital Culinarian questions
Hello there!
We are upgrading the kitchen in the house we just bought and I finally get to try and put together the kitchen I want.
After looking, trying and reading everything there is we are getting close to landing on the Capital Culinarian - 36" range top with all gas burners. We tried it out and were impressed by the even heat, power and surprisingly the simmer as well.
A few concerns between us and falling back to the equivalent, though sealed burner,Wolf (we have been happy with them for a while now)...
1) Does anyone out there have a picture of the new 8,000 BTU burners? What's their diameter? The stores here all have the older models on the floor and I am worried about small pots. And most important did this solve the age old debate for simmering on the Culinarian?
2) Any recent experience with shipping times on these guys? The forum is full of horror stories, but they seem to be from the early days.
3) And last - how have folks 'gotten past' the concern that this is a start-up and V1 product? How do we know they will be around in a few years and have the parts and support necessary if there are problems? (especially since there is no real longevity track record for the product).
Any thoughts, advice and answers would be greatly appreciated!
1) There was a picture of the prototype floating around but can't find it. Capital has not released picture of the production small pot burner. Notice they don't say dedicated simmer burner. It is the CC 23k burner but with the two outer rings closed up. Good for small pots.
Virtually nothing ends debate on this forum . Wolf owners like to "female dog" that Wolf can simmer on "ALL" burners. If you need to simmer small amounts of six different ultra delicate sauces in six different small pots at the same time Wolf does a better job.
2) I bought my CC over a year ago but the only delays now come in when you order a range in a color and not SS.
3) There is no guarantee that Wolf will be around in a few years. This is still a sorta capitalist economy. The service items like igniter, spark module, oven glow igniter are non-proprietary parts you can purchase non-branded from appliance parts reseller or repair shop. Even some items like cooling fans. If you happen to smash your door you do need Capital. The Capital oven in the Culinarian has been around for almost ten years in the Precision. Almost identical burners have been around in their commercial line Therma-Tek for about ten years too.Therma-tek ranges come with one 20k btu hot plate burner and the rest 30k btu. What is kinda new is putting the residential oven in the Precision with the commercial burners from Therma-Tek.
In answer to your questions,
1) As noted above the new small pans burner has only one set of holes which guides the flame to the center of ANY sized pan offered to it.
2) Shipping is around 6 weeks if your local distributor / retailer does not have stock of the selected size or configuration. Some of the larger range and uncommon configurations can run 10 weeks. Color also runs between 8-10 weeks.
3) I don't think that 10 years in business as Capital constitutes a "Start Up", the Culinarian has now been out for 3 + years, again not a new range.
Important thing to remember is that ALL manufacturers really bend metal and assemble purchased parts be it Wolf Viking or Capital. So far as i know manufacturers don't make any of the actual working parts such as Thermostats, Spark modules or convection fans.
We've had our CC cooktop for over two years and we love cooking on it. I converted one of the burners to a "simmer burner" by plugging up the two outer rings and changing the gas orifice. Somewhere on this forum I posted photos...
The simmer burner can put out some pretty good heat and it can be turned down really really low.


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Located just south of William Cannon (read, "convenient to shopping and restaurants"), you will appreciate the short commute to interstate 35 and Mopac. When considering all the homes in Austin, this one is a charmer. With such a large, private backyard, you and your family will enjoy relaxing and playing a wide range of sports. Oh, my. There's so much more that you could do with a lot like this one. Right off hand I think of a a pool with cabana or building a workshop or a guest house. Even with those features, there's still room to create a meditation garden, butterfly garden or organic vegetable garden. Or all of the above! Check out the two large patios and all that shade–picture a hammock and lemonade on a warm summer afternoon. This home comes with a washer and dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher and free-standing range. Another great feature in this home is the fireplace. With winter just around the corner I know I can't wait to cuddle up near my hearth, sipping hot chocolate and snacking on my snickerdoodles. Gather up the friends and relatives and roast some marshmallows or go for the s'mores. Who can resist the opportunity to remember the good old days or to make new, lasting memories. Make this your home today.
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"A broom-maker is a person that creates broomsticks. Up until the early 20th century, most...Broom-maker
"Arkie Alderton was a well-known broomstick designer and the owner of Arkie Alderton's...Arkie Alderton
"Able Spudmore was a wizard who worked along with Ellerby and created the Black Forest Broomstick...Able Spudmore
"Leonard Jewkes was a broom-maker who created the Silver Arrow broomstick. The name "Leonard...Leonard Jewkes
"Basil Horton was a Quidditch player for the Falmouth Falcons. In 1929, he established the Comet...Basil Horton
Pages in category "Broom-makers"
The following 16 pages are in this category, out of 16 total.