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Your comment reveals a lack of understanding of US law. Criminal law in the US differs by state. The muslim students protested in California, so fall under California law. The protests by the Jewish students were in Massachuesetts (Brandeis) and Louisiana (New Orleans) so fall under those states criminal law codes. There is no bias or hypocrisy evident here - just different state criminal codes.


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Payton Dewayne Lovell, of Harrisburg, Ark., died July 29, 2007, at the St. Bernard's Regional Medical Center in Jonesboro, Ark., at the age of 33. He was born June 30, 1974, in Wynne, Ark., the son of Don Lovell and Linda Peifer Lovell.
Payton worked in the facilities management department for ASU for the past 12 years.
He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Harrisburg and loved fishing and watching movies.
He is survived by: his parents, Don and Linda Lovell of Highland, Ark.; one brother, Travis Lovell and his fiancee Tonya of Greenbrier, Ark.; one sister, Brittany Lovell of Jonesboro; his grandparents, Floyd and Faye Lovell of Harrisburg; two nieces, Tessa Lovell and Destiny Lovell; six uncles, Greg Lovell, Bobby Peifer, Freddy Peifer, Larry ?Peifer, Jacky Peifer and Kenny Peifer; and one great-uncle, Nolan Norris.
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(Reuters) - Annamarie Phelps, Britain's rowing chief, will head the independent review into the "extremely disturbing" claims of discrimination and bullying that have rocked British cycling, it was announced on Friday. Phelps, chairman of British Rowing, will now appoint a review panel that will be asked to examine whether there are "fundamental behavioural issues" at the heart of British cycling's once-unrivalled sports programme. The news of the 1996 Olympic oarswoman's key role in the review, which has been co-commissioned by British Cycling and UK Sport, comes after a traumatic week for the sport in Britain during which its technical director Shane Sutton quit amid allegations of sexism, discrimination and bullying.
Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corpon Friday reported their most dismal quarterly results in more than a decade on low oil prices and an oversupplied fuel market that hurt what had been lucrative refining margins. As crude prices slid 60 percent from mid-2014, large integrated energy companies have touted the virtues of a business model that both produces oil and refines it. Both Exxon and Chevron sought in Friday conference calls with investors and analysts to downplay the weakness in their refining units.
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Sweden's Princess Sofia is taking a page from Princess Kate's style book.
The pregnant wife of Prince Carl Philip debuted her new shorter hairdo on Monday when the royal couple attended the "Christmas in Vasastan" concert at the Gustaf Vasa Church in Stockholm.
Throughout her years in the spotlight, many have envied Sofia's luscious locks but as of late, the princess trimmed a few inches off her long layers for a sophisticated shoulder-length look that's much shorter than we've ever seen.
And that ultra-bouncy blowout is just the cherry on top.
Her lob hairstyle is right on royal trend as the Duchess of Cambridge recently cut her mane in dramatic fashion. Both princesses have joined some of Hollywood's lob club with members such as Khloe Kardashian, Carrie Underwood and Jenna Dewan-Tatum.
The Swedish royals are expecting their first child in April 2016, and have yet to announce the gender as the parents-to-be don't want to know until the baby is born.
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Are bike sharing schemes leading to a major rise in head injuries? Researchers call for helmets to be given to riders following rise in accident risk
- Called for schemes around the world to implement helmet loans for riders
- Schemes found to increase the risk of head injuries among cyclists by 14 percent
Having a bike sharing scheme can increase the risk of head injuries among cyclists by 14 percent, researchers have found.
Researchers looked at the change in head injuries before and after the implementation of bike-share programs in five cities in the United States and Canada.
They called for schemes around the world to implement helmet loans for riders.
New Yorkers use the Citibikes dotted around their city. However, researchers warn that helmets should be available to riders following a rise in head injuries among cities who run bike sharing schemes
In September, Seattle will implement a bike-share program called Pronto Cycle Share, one of the first such programs in the United States to offer helmet rentals.
Each helmet will cost $2 and be sanitized after each use.
Providing helmets in Seattle is essential due to King County's bike helmet regulation law.
Other cities have now been urged to look at implementing similar schemes.
Researchers from the University of Washington and Washington State University looked at the change in head injuries before and after the implementation of bike-share programs in five cities in the United States and Canada.
They also gathered similar data for five cities that did not have bike-share programs.
Of all bicycle-related injuries that occurred in bike-share cities during the study period, the proportion that were head injuries rose from 42 percent to 50 percent after bike-share program implementation.
No such increase was found in cities without these programs.
'Our results suggest that bike-share programs should place greater importance on providing helmets so riders can reap the health benefits of cycling without putting themselves at greater risk for injury,' said Janessa Graves of the Washington State University College of Nursing, who led the research.
London's hire scheme has been a huge success, and is dubbed the 'boris bike' after Mayor of London Boris Johnson (pictured)
Helmets are regularly shown to help lower the risk of head and brain injury, whereas not using a helmet can increase fatality among people who incur a traumatic brain injury in a biking accident.
Despite these findings, many bike-share programs worldwide do not offer helmets to cyclists.
Graves and her colleagues examined trauma-registry data for bicycle-related head injuries for two years before and one year after bike programs began.
They studied the same timeframe in control cities.
They collected injury data from trauma center databases and registries in the United States and Canada.
The cities with bike-share programs were Boston, Miami Beach, Minneapolis, Washington, D.C., and Montreal, Quebec. None of the programs provided helmets to users during the study period.
The cities without bike-share programs were Los Angeles, Milwaukee, New York City, Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia.
"It doesn't take much effort to wear a helmet when you bike," Graves said, "but doing so could make all the difference."
She led the study; Frederick Rivara, a UW professor of pediatrics, was senior author.
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Inter host Atalanta on Sunday in a game that forward Rodrigo Palacio has dubbed a must-win clash in their quest for European football.
Walter Mazzarri's men head into the game unbeaten in six Serie A matches and still retain slim hope of gaining qualification for the UEFA Champions League.
Inter are 11 points behind Napoli, who currently occupy the final Champions League qualification berth and welcome fourth-placed Fiorentina to Stadio San Paolo this weekend.
A place in next season's UEFA Europa League, courtesy of finishing fourth or fifth, appears a much more realistic aim for Inter.
And with sixth-placed Parma only one point behind the 18-time Italian champions, Palacio knows it is vital his side claim three points against an Atalanta outfit seeking a fourth consecutive win.
"You can see the team has improved. Our understanding is growing just as the team is improving," Palacio told Inter's official website.
"It's becoming stronger and we have to keep this up. You only need to look at the results on the pitch and the recent performances.
"We can't fail on Sunday. We're playing at home and we have to win. We know Atalanta are a team that's tough to face. We'll need to be careful.
"We know we lost points in games we should have got something from, but we have to keep going the way we are now."
Inter will again be without suspended defender Juan Jesus, while Yohan Benalouane is banned for Atalanta.
The visitors have moved well clear of any potential relegation danger as a result of their recent upturn in form and will have designs on securing a top-half finish.
Stefano Colantuono's men currently sit ninth and can also take heart from their recent performances against Inter, who have not beaten Atalanta since 2010.
Atalanta completed a double over Inter last season with enthralling 3-2 and 4-3 wins, and held Mazzarri's men to a 1-1 draw in this season's reverse fixture in October.
Striker German Denis is likely to be key if Atalanta are to claim another success against Inter, having found the net 10 times this season and on six occasions in the last three games between the two sides.
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Brent Baker is the Steven P.J. Wood Senior Fellow and Vice President for Research and Publications at the Media Research Center (MRC), the publisher of NewsBusters. He's been the central figure in the MRC's News Analysis Division since the MRC's 1987 founding and in 2005 spearheaded the launch of NewsBusters.
Baker oversees the selection of the award nominees and "winners" for the MRC's "DisHonors Awards," presented at an annual gala, and each week he helps the Washington Examiner's Paul Bedard select a "Mainstream Media Scream." Those picks are added, on a one week delay, to NewsBusters. (Archive for 2012-2014 on MRC.org)
In 2001, Weekly Standard Executive Editor Fred Barnes dubbed Baker "the scourge of liberal bias."
For 13 years he compiled and edited the daily CyberAlert e-mail and online report. In late May of 2009 the CyberAlert became an e-mail-only product based on BiasAlert postings on the MRC's Web site. BiasAlerts since early 2012. (In February 2015, the MRC discontinued posting BiasAlerts on MRC.org and began feeding the newsletter via CyberAlert posts on NewsBusters).
An avid fan of the Washington Capitals NHL hockey team, in January of 2009 the Washington Post's "DC Sports Bog" took note of Baker's attendance at a Caps game with John Kerry: "The Caps, John Kerry and a Scourge."
Baker lived in Massachusetts through high school, whereupon he fled the liberal commonwealth for George Washington University in DC and, since graduation, a life in Northern Virginia. Full bio on MRC.org.
For expert comment, Ellis turned to Jonah Goldman of Election Protection, a group partnered with a who's who of left-wing groups, including NBC News and MSNBC. (After her story, Williams plugged Election Protection to answer view concerns about "voting problems or problems at the polls.") Goldman worried: "New voters aren't as familiar with the way that elections run, and because of that, they're more vulnerable to these types of misinformation." Amongst the "rumors and outright misinformation aimed at holding down voter turnout" which Ellis proceeded to fact check: "Outstanding parking tickets make you ineligible to vote" and: "Can voters dealing with home foreclosure lose the right to vote?"
Glor began with how the Allentown-area couple, "Rick, 50, and Jane, 45, are registered Republicans, though Rick especially believes he has reason to cross party lines." He explained: "In 2006 and again just this year, I've been laid off from two different jobs, and I look at it, and it's all happened under the current party."
Bernstein, formerly with the Washington Post and Time magazine, lamented on the Monday night/Tuesday morning CBS show: "I think he's abandoned the principles of his campaign in 2000 and that's probably why he's in the difficulty he's in." He elaborated:
The campaign of 2000 was built about being a really independent-spirited American politician and now he's really become a captive of the right wing of his party and its agenda and it shows, particularly through the pick of Sarah Palin.
In contrast, the NBC Nightly News at least ran a short audio clip of Obama from 2001: "The Supreme Court never ventured into the issues of redistribution of wealth." ABC's World News, in a piece by Ron Claiborne, aired a much longer audio soundbite from Obama:
One of the, I think, tragedies of the civil rights movement was because the civil rights movement became so court-focused, I think that there was a tendency to lose track of the political and community organizing and activities on the ground that are able to put together the actual coalitions of power through which you bring about redistributive change.
It didn't take long for the new non-partisan Boone Pickens to have a visibly uncomfortable encounter with his partisan past: Senator John Kerry, whose presidential campaign Pickens helped destroy four years ago when he gave money for the infamous and widely criticized "Swift Boat" ads that attacked the Senator's service in Vietnam and his later testimony before Congress.Rose pressed Pickens about any regrets: "You spent $3 million funding an advertising campaign that, in some people's mind, was representative of dirty politics, smear politics, character assassination, all of that. At this stage, do you have any reservations, do you have any-?" Pickens jumped in with an emphatic "none" and told Rose he'd do it over again.
Instead of moving to the center, he moved to the right. He put Sarah Palin on the ticket which pleased the right but, as we're now seeing in these polls, her appeal does not go much beyond that.How much of a move "to the right" was it for McCain to refuse to raise Jeremiah Wright's rants? Or to stand by his liberal position on global warming and other policies where he's gone left against the majority on the GOP? You could just as well argue that picking Palin and hitting Obama on taxes are what has given McCain any hope.
I am very cautious right now. I don't think this thing is over. I do think there is a chance of another stolen election, so don't get too confident, folks. Get out and vote because this could be very close.When fellow panelist Matthew Dowd, the ex-Bush adviser turned ABC News analyst, predicted an Obama victory by 8 to 10 points, Robbins reiterated: "Don't take anything for granted, folks."
She had told a student questioner the Vice President was quote "in charge" of the U.S. Senate. Then came the story about the RNC ponying up $150,000 for a new high-end wardrobe and other personal items, damaging to the self-described hockey mom.
But the more damaging numbers, the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll showing 55 percent of respondents now believe Palin is not qualified to be President. Then just today Palin and her husband were placed under oath for depositions in the so-called Trooper-gate investigation in Alaska.
Williams next snidely demanded to learn from Palin "what is an elite? Who is a member of the elite?" before pressing her: "Governor, are you a feminist?" (Last month, CBS's Katie Couric posed the same question: "Do you consider yourself a feminist?")
Setting up the interview excerpt on Thursday's NBC Nightly News, Williams highlighted how "Sarah Palin's day today was spent prepping for tomorrow when Sarah and Todd Palin will be deposed under oath in that so-called Trooper-gate case" and: "The deposition, along with yesterday's revelation of that new $150,000 wardrobe and her struggle earlier this week to define the job of Vice President, have all brought a lot of unwelcome attention to the Palin side of the campaign."
"Voters overwhelmingly believe that the media wants Barack Obama to win the presidential election," a Pew Research Center for the People and the Press survey released Wednesday discovered. Specifically: "By a margin of 70%-9%, Americans say most journalists want to see Obama, not John McCain, win on Nov.
Brian Williams, who was enamored with Barack Obama in two interviews this year in which he celebrated the liberal Democrat's achievements, in a Wednesday interview with the Republican ticket challenged the premises of their campaign. Recalling the woman in an audience who claimed Obama is Arab, Williams channeled left-wing efforts to discredit McCain: "Did this campaign get out of your control?"
Reynolds helpfully previewed some additional CBS News bias in advance as he reported "this afternoon, the Early Show's Harry Smith asked Obama about McCain's campaign tactics that have drawn criticism even from some Republicans," and after a clip of Obama declaring he would never make unfair attacks on his opponents, Reynolds concluded: "Obama says he understands that politics is a rough business, but he insisted there is no equivalence between his campaign tactics and John McCain's."
Anchor Katie Couric soon announced: "Sarah Palin may think the world of Joe the Plumber, too, but that doesn't mean she intends to dress like him. In fact, the Republican Party has spent $150,000 on Governor Palin's wardrobe, something that may not square with her image as a down-to-earth every woman." The story from reporter Nancy Cordes ended with another media-generated controversy:
However, take a look at the PDF of the full poll, which did not pose the same question about Obama, and you learn that despite the media's pounding the public perception of her qualifications has been remarkably consistent across three NBC/WSJ surveys (see question 29d) with more considering her unqualified than qualified not anything new: 40 percent called her "qualified" in the September 19-22 poll, 41 percent replied qualified in the poll conducted October 4-5 and she returned to 40 percent in this new survey. Meanwhile, "not qualified" grew only slightly, from 49 to 50 to the current 55 percent which Williams treated as big news.
John McCain represents the best of America's past, and Barack Obama the hope of the future -- the hope of a country that can make big changes and live out one of its greatest promises, of equal opportunities for all Americans, of every caste, creed and color. And America has always been a country that looks forward. So, I will be voting for Barack Obama on election day this year. (CNN.com video)The Editor of Newsweek International was more explicitly hostile to McCain and Palin in the October 27 domestic edition of Newsweek where, in a piece titled "The Case for Barack Obama," he made clear his disagreement with conservative policies and his left-wing view of past campaigns.
ABC reporter Ron Claiborne cited McCain's "concentrated attack on Obama as not just a tax raiser, but someone whose policies are socialist. McCain never utters the S-word himself. That's left to his running mate." But, he warned, "Palin may be a damaged carrier of the McCain message." Claiborne then paired her Saturday night success with a negative poll finding as he noted "her appearance this weekend on Saturday Night Live was a boost for the show's ratings, but an ABC News poll finds that 52 percent of voters said McCain's choice of Palin made them less confident of his judgment."
MSNBC was so excited by the news the channel produced a special Sunday Hardball devoted entirely to Powell's news. Chris Matthews teased: "Colin Powell, right in the kisser. Barack Obama gets the endorsement of the year. Let's play Hardball." Cuing up a Meet the Press re-play at the end of the 5 pm EDT hour, Matthews celebrated: "This is history in the making, on Meet the Press, right now."
NFL football bumped the EDT/CDT CBS Evening News, but both ABC and NBC made Powell their lead. With "Major Endorsement" as it's on-screen heading, ABC anchor Dan Harris teased, "Tonight on World News: On a roll. Obama wins a major endorsement from a major Republican." CNN's 10 PM EDT Newsroom, which dedicated its first 30 minutes to Powell, plastered "Big-Time Endorsement" on screen before anchor Don Lemon wondered: "I know it is important, but just how important is this?"
In his weekly Friday column at the end of the Olympics ("NBC's Costas golden; Meet the Press next?"), USA Today founder Al Neuharth urged NBC to pick Bob Costas, who hosted the games from Beijing, to replace interim host Tom Brokaw. Below the August 22 column, the paper ran a reaction from Gartner, now principal owner of the Iowa Cubs minor league baseball team:
Bob Costas -- or Bryant Gumbel. Both are smart, quick, and do their homework. Either would excel. But it's not my call -- or Al's.
Pointing to Iraq as the primary culprit ("so many believed it was invaded on false pretenses"), Friesen also highlighted "other reasons," such as how "after Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. is perceived by many as a violator rather than an upholder of human rights" and "America is seen contributing, but not doing much to solve, global warming." From Istanbul, she concluded:
Here in Turkey, as in much of the world, people want to turn a page on the Bush years. In fact, polls show the image of the U.S. has improved slightly this year simply because President Bush is leaving. And, that if the world had a vote, Barack Obama would win in a landslide. Regardless of who wins, the world is clamoring for a new America in 2009.


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Officials in Asheboro, North Carolina obtained a search warrant for the home and 27-acre property of Slaydon and her husband, Robert Slaydon, after she and her son were tracked down in Alamogordo.
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Thoughts on my current name crushes?
I'm not expecting, and won't be for a few years, but I'm enjoying imagining which names I'll use. My choices change rapidly, although I've loved a lot of the same girls names for a long time, so I'd like to know what you berries think of my current loves, their possible nicknames and if you have any ideas for first/middle combos then please suggest them!
While the girls names are all ones that I'd definitely use, most of the boys will probably be stuck as "guilty pleasures", or at the most middle names, in favour of more conservative choices but I'm interested to know if you think any of them might work on an actual boy.
The Girls
Rosemarie "Romy"
Marguerite "Daisy/Rita"
Eira (ay-rah- welsh name meaning snow)
Saoirse (seer-sha)
Aoife (ee-fa)
Virginia "Ginny/Gigi"
Mathilda "Hildy"
The Boys
Jebedaiah "Jeb"
Calix "Cal"
Maximus "Max"
Septimus "Tim"
Oscar "Oz"
Mycroft "My"
Godfrey (most likely only as a middle name)
Jubal (joo-ball)/Yuval (you-vahl)
Alaric "Rick"I'm Annie. Not currently TTC, just getting a headstart on trying to combine four cultures and two families into beautiful names!
My future daughters: Myrna Beatrix, Rosemarie Saoirse "Romy", Mathilda Róisín "Hildy", Constance Dearbhla "Connie", Margaretha Méabh "Greta", Susanna Aoibhínn "Zuzu/Sansa", Dorothy Maureen "Dottie/Dolly"
My future sons: Léopold Mervyn "Léo", Édouard Horatio, Dashiell Colm "Dash", Augustin/Gustave Cary "Gus", Arthur Clément "Ari", Zacharie Séamus "Zach"
July 21st, 2014 11:25 PM #3
husband approved list::
Jude | Nolan | Brody | Asher | Nathan | Owen | Trevor | Dylan | Zane
Jane | Alice | Naomi | Fiona | Evangeline | Gwyneth | Delilah | Thea
other favorites::
Aviva | Shea | Bridget | Rosalind | Zora | Geneva | Cordelia | Betsy | Elena 'Lainey' | Evadne | Faye
Lars | Otis | Rhett | Kieran | Teague | Neil | Evander | Quinn | Abram | Eamon | Ari | River
Carly & Zach :: expecting #1 late April 2016!!! 💙 Ezra Wolf Z. 💙::
July 22nd, 2014 04:10 AM #5
The Girls
Rosemarie "Romy"- Love! And I love that you've spelt it Rosemarie. But I don't really like Romy.
Audra- It's nice, but I prefer Audrey or Aura
Marguerite "Daisy/Rita"- Nice name and nns
Eira (ay-rah- welsh name meaning snow)- Love! And I love your pronunciation (I say it like that too )
Myrna- It looks pretty, but it doesn't sound as nice when I say it
Saoirse (seer-sha)- I don't really like it, I have a bit of an aversion to names with 'sh' in the middle.
Aoife (ee-fa)- Okay
Blythe- Okay
Virginia "Ginny/Gigi"- I'm not a fan, not because of the virgin bit, but it reminds me of a certain body part when I look at it (sorry) I do love Ginny though
Mathilda "Hildy"- Cute nn (I also like Tilda), and I have Matilda on my list (so I like it!)
The Boys
Jebedaiah "Jeb"- Nms, I'm not a fan of most -iah names
Heath- Okay
Calix "Cal"- Quite nice, like a twist on Alex
Maximus "Max"- It's okay, I've never been a huge fan of Max names
Septimus "Tim"- I like it, I read/listened to an audio tape of a series with a character called Septimus.
Jared/Jarrod- Nms, it's okay
Oscar "Oz"- I like it! But I prefer Oscar in full to Oz
Mycroft "My"- I love Sherlock too much to say no, but I do automatically think Microsoft as well
Godfrey (most likely only as a middle name)- Okay, not sure if I like or dislike it
Jubal (joo-ball)/Yuval (you-vahl)- Nms
Horatio- I LOVE Horatio (so, so much!) such a brilliant name.
Alaric "Rick"- Like it, I prefer Alec as nn.
My favourite girls are: Eira, Rosemarie, & Mathilda
My favourite boys are: Horatio(!), & Alaric (Mycroft gets a special mention as I'm so much of a fangirl)Wholock | Historian | Biochemist | Single Pringle | Teenberry (17) 😏
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July 22nd, 2014 04:34 AM #7
The Girls
Rosemarie "Romy"- Rosemarie is pretty, but I adore Rosemary, especially for its botanical connection. Rosemary just feels a bit fresher, but Rosemarie is still lovely.
Audra- NMS, but still lovely.
Marguerite "Daisy/Rita"- Serious, studious, yet a lot of fun. I would be really excited to meet a little Marguerite. I adore Margaret too.
Eira (ay-rah- welsh name meaning snow)- NMS, and the prn will be a problem, but it is lovely.
Myrna- I just hear 'burn her' or 'murder'. I can see its appeal, and I really want to like it, but I cannot get past that.
Saoirse (seer-sha)- Lovely.
Aoife (ee-fa)- Lovely. The prn could prove problematic depending upon where you live, but it is gorgeous.
Blythe- NMS.
Virginia "Ginny/Gigi"- I think it is a great name, I just worry about 'virgin' teasing in middle school.
Mathilda "Hildy"- Gorgeous! I love it.
The Boys
Jebedaiah "Jeb"- NMS, but a great name.
Heath- NMS, and still strongly tied to Heath Ledger (to me), but a great name.
Calix "Cal"- Fun and spunky: it brings together the best elements of Calvin and Felix.
Maximus "Max"- LOVE.
Septimus "Tim"- I don't find this very appealing on the ear: I worry about 'septic' teasing.
Jared/Jarrod- NMS (It is super trendy / starting to be dated where I live: Jarryd / Jarhid, etc. I've seen it all.) but I can see its appeal.
Oscar "Oz"- Fun and spunky: NMS (bad personal association), but a great name.
Mycroft "My"- YAY! LOVE. This makes me so happy. I adore Sherlock Holmes, and Mycroft isn't as obvious as using Sherlock.
Godfrey (most likely only as a middle name)- This would make a cool mn, but I wouldn't use it as a fn (God jokes: limitless).
Jubal (joo-ball)/Yuval (you-vahl)- Jubal is lovely: bouncy and rambunctious, it reminds me of jubes, Jubilee and being jubilant.
Horatio- LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE. Horatio is on my signature. I adore Horatio. My absolute favourite from your list.
Alaric "Rick"- NMS, but a good name.
Girls: Mathilda, Marguerite, Rosemarie, Aoife.
Boys: Maximus, Mycroft, Jubal and Horatio.Mary, Esther, Constance, Flora, Yuki, Odelia, Camellia, Dossie, Susanna, Nanon, Francesca, Thea, Tabitha, Anouk, Amadea, Quintina, Magnolia, Gardenia, Raphaela, Willa, Hattie, Marina, Adelina, Fenella, Paviana, Ysella, Theodora, Clea, Momoka, Mirabelle, Dominica.
Abraham, Ignatius, Marius, Amadeus, Amias, Bram, Bertie, Moses, Wolfgang, Dossie, Ivo, Enzo, Donovan, Pello, Ezekiel, Barnabas, Dougal, Linus, Tadeo, Roland, Edgar, Monty, Winston, Remy, Obadiah, Rex, Horatio.
July 22nd, 2014 05:14 AM #9
Rosemarie "Romy"-Not a fan, especially with this spelling but it is okay.
Audra-Okay. Better than Audrey
Marguerite "Daisy/Rita"-A bit too fancy for my liking. Daisy would be more my choice.
Eira (ay-rah- welsh name meaning snow)-I like this. It is simple but fresh and exciting.
Saoirse (seer-sha)-Nah
Aoife (ee-fa)-I quite like this.
Blythe-Middle only but quite nice.
Virginia "Ginny/Gigi"-Not a fan.
Mathilda "Hildy"-Adorable!!!
The Boys
Jebedaiah "Jeb"-Stick with Jeb on its own.
Heath-Heathcliff :S
Calix "Cal"-Sounds like a medicine.
Maximus "Max"-Mn only.
Septimus "Tim"-Mn only.
Jared/Jarrod-Seems quite dated to me.
Oscar "Oz"-I like this!
Mycroft "My"-Nah
Godfrey (most likely only as a middle name)-Mn only.
Jubal (joo-ball)/Yuval (you-vahl)-Nah
Horatio-Mn only
Alaric "Rick"-Nah
Mathlida, Eira and Oscar are my favourites off your list.Alma . Amity . Anwen . Ceridwen . Eira. Emeline . Emilie
Enid . Ffion . Ida . Julia . Juniper . Matilda . Miriam . Nadia . Noemy
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SHS, Thomas too much for BRHSPublished 10:54am Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Playing against a team that has the reigning 5A player of the year and the No. 3 guard recruit in the nation is a tough task, but the Lady Wildcats of Benjamin Russell were up for it.
However, Shakayla Thomas and the Sylacauga Lady Aggies were too much in the end, as BRHS fell 59-43 despite fast starts by Cookie Kelley and Jernika Russell.
The game became out of reach at the midway point of the third quarter, when Thomas keyed a 12-0 run for the Lady Aggies that ended the period at 47-34 in favor of the visitors.
Thomas scored 22 points in the second half.
BRHS was very much in the contest early on, as the Lady Wildcats flew out of the gate on a 8-2 run before the Lady Aggies claimed control.
The Wildcats refused to go away quietly, as a scoring run by Sylacauga in the second quarter was answered with a quick run of their own to make the score 31-26 at intermission.
The Lady Aggies upped their lead to start the third, but the Wildcats answered
Two quick baskets by Russell and a jumper by Kelley pulled BRHS to within three points, but the offense went cold, and Thomas took over to ice it for SHS.


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'Giving up your seat is the decent thing to do': Cameron wades into row after heavily pregnant Equalities Minister is forced to STAND for PMQs (but she thinks it's sexist)
- Equalities minister left without a seat during 30-minute Commons session
- Source says it is 'quite sexist' to suggest she was not capable of standing
- Lib Dem high flier has championed parental rights in government
- Insists she will not be taking ministerial red box on maternity leave
- Downing Street says David Cameron would always give up his seat
Pregnant: Equalities minister Jo Swinson is due to give birth on Christmas Day
It is seen as one of the cradles of democracy.
But as one mother-to-be found out, the House of Commons is no hotbed of chivalry
Yet while the incident led to a stream of protests on Twitter and was condemned by some Tory MPs who had been sitting at the other end of the chamber, Miss Swinson could not see what the fuss was about.
David Cameron made clear that giving up a seat for a pregnant woman was the 'decent thing' to do.
But Miss Swinson believes it was 'quite sexist' to suggest she was not capable of standing.
The incident reignited the debate about whether people should offer their seat to pregnant women, and whether expectant mothers should assume they would.
Miss Swinson champions women's rights in government and has called for a change in attitudes to new parents.
But onlookers were alarmed to see the 33-year-old standing during throughout PMQs yesterday, while Labour, Tory and Lib Dem backbenchers sat nearby.
As David Cameron took questions in the Commons at midday every seat was taken, leaving a large group of MPs standing by the main doors.
Miss Swinson, who is due to give birth on Christmas Day, was among them.
But none of the MPs sitting just feet away offered her a seat – to the surprise of Westminster observers.
James Forsyth, political editor of The Spectator, wrote on Twitter: 'Quite remarkable that no MP has offered Jo Swinson, who is seven months pregnant, a seat.
'Really shocking lack of manners and decency.'
However aides to Miss Swinson claimed the idea that she was not capable of standing was 'sexist'.
A source close to the minister said: 'The suggestion somehow that people should be outraged on her behalf is ridiculous. The idea that just because she is seven months pregnant she has lost all ability to stand on her two feet or fend for herself is quite sexist.
'She did not think it was an issue. If she had wanted to sit down she would have asked to sit. She is quite capable of fulfilling her functions as a minister – including standing and walking – while she is pregnant. She is not somehow severely incapacitated.'
However Mr Cameron's official spokesman insisted the Prime Minister thought anyone should give up their seat for a pregnant woman.
'The idea that just because she is pregnant she has lost all ability to stand on her two feet is quite sexist'
Source close to Jo Swinson
'Take the example of public transport - I think if you see someone who is in greater need of a seat than yourself I think offering that seat is a good thing to do... a decent thing to do,' the spokesman said.
Asked if Mr Cameron would offer his seat to a pregnant woman if he was on a bus, the spokesman said: 'I'm sure he would.'
Pressed on whether that would be a sexist thing to do, the spokesman said: 'Offering one's seat to someone who is in greater need than oneself on public transport? I think that's a very understandable thing to do.'
Standing room only: None of the MPs who had secured a seat for Prime Minister's Questions gave up their place for Miss Swinson (circled)
The issue of whether to offer up a seat to a pregnant woman has become increasingly vexed.
In one camp are those that argue expectant mothers are more likely to be tired - they are carrying around another person after all - and will appreciate the option of sitting down.
But critics say the idea that a pregnant woman cannot stand up on a train or a bus is sexist and patronising.
Last year mother-to-be Meenakshi Minnis hit out at 'barbaric' passengers on a packed Manchester tram who refused to give up their tram seat - even though she is eight months' pregnant and needs crutches to walk.
When Kate Middleton, five months pregnant, was presented with a 'Baby On Board' in March last year she joked she would 'wear it at home'.
The source close to Miss Swinson said the minister did not want to 'give a running commentary' on whether she had been offered or accepted seats in other circumstances, such as on public transport.
'Sometimes she's in the middle of a carriage surrounded by people who are also standing so other passengers may not see her,' the source added. 'She does not necessarily feel aggrieved about that.'
Miss Swinson is a junior business minister working with Vince Cable, and has pushed for greater equality for women at work.
She has admitted the pressure of carrying a baby was taking its toll on being a minister in the government and Lib Dem MP for East Dunbartonshire.
However the source resented the idea that Miss Swinson has been made to like 'some sort of victim'.
'She arrived ten minutes late for PMQs, and that's why she was standing right at the back,' the source said.
'She wasn't visible to the majority of MPs who had their backs to her. She also knew she had to leave early because she had another event to go to.
'She was standing talking to a colleague, and she was perfectly happy standing. She was perfectly happy being where she was and did not feel the need to have a seat. If she needed to have a seat, or had felt she wanted to have one, she would have been perfectly capable of asking.
Once tipped as a future Scottish Secretary, she admitted she will not be able to lead the charge in next year's independent referendum.
'Clearly, there will be a period when I won't be able to be quite as active on the doorsteps,' she told the Independent on Sunday last month.
'But, yes, I want to be strongly involved in that campaign because I believe it's so important for the future of Scotland and, indeed, for the future of the UK.'
She is also adamant that she will not take ministerial red boxes while on maternity leave.
'I am still very committed and enjoy my job and want to come back to continue doing that, but I think having a bit of time to do that early bonding is also really important.'
Government: Miss Swinson is a close ally of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and has been tipped for the Cabinet
The coalition has agreed new rules allowing new parents work alternate months for up to a year under moves to tear up 'old-fashioned and rigid' workplace rules.
Mums and dads will be able to 'mix and match' how they look after a newborn baby for their first year. They will be able to take up a total of 52 weeks in joint leave, either taking it in turns or at the same time.
Ministers hope the changes will encourage fathers to play a bigger role in raising their child while mothers are able to return to work at a time of their choosing.
Miss Swinson said she had discussed with her husband Duncan Hames, who is also a Lib Dem MP, about how to 'share the parenting as much as possible'.
She added: 'Like most new parents, we are both very excited about our new arrival and wanting to be very hands-on from the start.'
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With a declining census and funds, the oldest nursing home in Sharp County will close its doors by March 3.
Sharp Nursing Home Administrator Cathey Johnson announced the closing of the 44-year-old facility to the 55 staff members at 9 a.m. Jan. 31, the morning after a special board meeting held in hopes of getting offers to buy or take over the facility. No offers were made.
Family members of the residents were sent letters Feb. 1 giving them 30 days to find placement for their loved ones staying in the 80-bed facility.
"You have to maintain at least 50 residents to float. We haven't had that in quite a while," said Johnson who left her position as director of nursing at Cave City Nursing Home to take the lead position at the home 10 months ago.
As of Jan. 27, the nursing home had 31 residents, with two slated to leave within weeks. The drop resulted in 32-percent occupancy, Johnson said.
The problem began when the home didn't get new residents to replace those who had died, Johnson said. With each resident lost, the nursing home board of directors had less money.
When the facility was opened in 1962, it was the only nursing home in the county. Part of the current building was formed from the old Sidney school. Some of the fixtures in the home are more than 40 years old.
Johnson said she thinks the rural location and lack of modern conveniences contributed to the low census.
"It was not mismanagement," she said, adding that the rules and regulations of long-term care had drastically changed in the last few years.
"We had a lot of people who knew how to stretch our dollars, but there was no room for improvements," she said. "The money just was not there for any of those makeovers that we needed."
The board began looking at closure two years ago, Johnson said. The employees took a 10-percent pay cut to keep the doors open.
"The employees were the ones who kept it open the last couple years," she said. "Some residents have been here over 25 years, but some employees have been here for 30."
Although the pay cut allowed the home to stay open a little while longer, it didn't eliminate the inevitable.
"You're trying to put a Band-Aid on a cut artery. It just doesn't work," she said.
Johnson is laying off employees daily as the patient load decreases. The census had dropped to 13 as of Feb. 3.
The town of Sidney's revenue has been steadily decreasing since Sidney's school consolidated with Cave City, Johnson said.
"This little town, when it lost its school, it lost a lot," she said, adding that the town has had no grocery store or gas station for a couple of years.
The nursing home's vending machines are the only ones in town. The only other business is a post office that operates in a former bank building. Johnson said she wouldn't be surprised if the post office closes as well in the near future.
"This community is going to be devastated," she said. "This was the only industry, the only tax revenue in town."
The board will meet Feb. 7 to determine how to liquidate the home's assets. The Work Task Force Service will be coming to the home to help employees find work elsewhere.
"Nursing is one of those industries that there is always work," Johnson said, adding that she will not leave before the closure.
"I came here in good faith and I'll leave here in good faith," she said.
Sharp County Judge Joe Stidman, a resident of Sidney, said he was saddened by the news of the closing. His mother stayed in the nursing home in 1993. She lived there two months before her death.
Stidman attended the Jan. 31 board meeting. He said he has been told by nursing home officials the nursing home building and land belong to the county, allowing the building to take on another use.
Stidman asked County Assessor Kathy Nix and County Clerk Tommy Estes to look for a deed to the property. After hours of research they found something. Atalee Pounders deeded the Sharp Nursing Home 1.46 acres of land in October 1987. In December 1984 she deeded .70 acres to Sharp County Nursing Home.
"They're still digging, but those are the only deeds I've come up with," Stidman said. "I'm not sure at this point that Sharp County owns the nursing home. I suspect it might, but we can't be sure until we find it on a legal document."
If the county does own the nursing home and its land, the county will have to research the clauses surrounding the deeds to see what the building can and cannot be used for after the closing. County Attorney Larry Kissee will research the issue.
"It's a legal matter and it's above our expertise," he said. "In the meantime let's pray that a miracle would happen and it would stay open."


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Guitar Notes
by Mary Amato (Goodreads Author)
by Mary Amato (Goodreads Author)
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Aug 24, 12
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This book was truly a treat. Hard to find a teen novel with a great friendship between male and female characters that doesn't end in true love or someone's heart getting broken. Amato's use of notes and songs to express the narrative was clever and well done, giving the reader a glimpse into Lyla and Tripp's true characters. While I can agree that the ending was rushed, it didn't bother me so much. And, here's why...Amato kinda backed herself into a corner with the (view spoiler)[ accident. Unless you're in a soap opera, nothing really interesting happens to the person in the coma and the one left behind can only do so much sitting and waiting and being sad. (hide spoiler)] I don't think I could have taken pages of Tripp wasting away in a constant depression. I look forward to Amato's next foray into teen angst.
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