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Started by Livvia84 , Jan 23 2013 07:01 PM
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:01 PM
What do you think of the name Anya, it has to go with the name Isla?
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:04 PM
I like it but it depends on the surname. Don't like it with Isla, it makes it sound like onion
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:04 PM
Love it, but it would make me crazy that they both end in the -a sound... But that's just my weird issue probably!
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:09 PM
Funnily enough I was once also considering Anya and Isla. I think they may sound too similar, but they look different enough to still have on the list.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:18 PM
I prefer the spelling Anja.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:29 PM
I dont think they are too similar - so many girls names end in a, having one girl with an -a ending name wouldnt make me reject another -a ending one.
I prefer Anna to Anya though.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:35 PM
I have a niece called Anya - love it! I don't think having similar sounding names is an issue - her sister's name is Meiya. I think they compliment each other.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:40 PM
It's ok, but doesn't excite me. I wouldn't use it with Isla.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:42 PM
I think I liked the name more before I read Game of Thrones, because the character named Anya is very annoying.
I like Anya more than Anna or Annie, but less than Annika or Annabel.
I don't mind both ending in -a at all, but that combined with the vowel starts makes them tangle a little as I say them out loud. I mumble-mouth a lot though.
Isla and Katya, though, for example, would give me no trouble, the consonant at the front gives it some solidity. Isla and Amy or Astrid is okay too because they sound less alike at the end. Or, you know, I am insane, that could be the case too.
Edited by la di dah, 23 January 2013 - 07:43 PM.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:43 PM
I think they go well together
Posted 23 January 2013 - 07:57 PM
Anya with Isla as in a sibset, or with Isla as in a MN?
The first I would do, the second I wouldn't.
I really love the name Anya.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:41 PM
Would Anya and Isla be the sibset? Because that's lovely
But not Anya and middle name Isla
Pronounced un-ya or an-ya?
Either way I like it
Edited by MadeleineCharlotte, 23 January 2013 - 10:42 PM.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:44 PM
I think it's too matchy with Isla, but I do like Anya (when pronounced AHN-ya, not ANNE-ya).
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:01 PM
DD would have been called this except it clashed with DH's surname
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:04 PM
Love love Anya!
One of my fav characters in a book was Anya and I totally fell in love with it.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:18 PM
I love Anya (though prefer it spelt Anja)
It is a tad tongue-twisty with Isla though.
Love PP suggestions of Annika or Anna
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:31 PM
Love Anja, but like PP think Annika goes better with Isla. I think 2 2 syllable girls names ending in a is a bit much.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 07:56 AM
QUOTE (Dabri @ 23/01/2013, 08:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Anya with Isla as in a sibset, or with Isla as in a MN?
The first I would do, the second I wouldn't.
I really love the name Anya.
As a sibset.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 11:54 AM
I like it (although I do prefer Anna) and I think it's a bit much with Isla.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 06:13 PM
Anya is a nice name but dont think it goes well with Isla either
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Stevie Victoria Brown-Crever: Pot Bust Stems From Michigan Plates?
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Sunday evening approximately 7:00P.M. Deputy Juan Chapa and his partner Porter [a dog, by the way] were on routine patrol along US 59 near Creekwood when he spotted a black Ford 500 traveling northbound with Michigan tags.
Stopping the vehicle he talked with the driver who is identified as Stevie Victoria Brown-Crever of Sparta, Michigan. Noticing the numerous air fresheners hanging throughout the car he requested permission to search the vehicle. She denied the consent to search.
What?!? A truck going northbound with Michigan plates? Air fresheners? PROBABLE CAUSE, BAYBEE!!!
Eventually Porter the dog found nine pounds of pot.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s messages spread inspiration across generations. Now a new group of children can find out more about the man behind Martin Luther King Day.
On Monday, Betty Brinn Children's Museum celebrates the day with a series of activities focusing on King and his work.
From 11:30 a.m. to noon, kids can build "Dream Sculptures" using white play dough to create a sculpture about making friends and creating peace.
From 2 to 2:30 p.m. it's "Story Time": Educators and children can read stories and sing a simple song about Martin Luther King Jr. and his words. Scheduled books include "Martin's Dream" by Jane Kurtz and "Thank You Dr. King" by Robin Reid.
All day in the museum's Artist's Studio, youngsters can contribute to friendship chains, linking paper strips with their names on them to show that people are connected to each other.
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A life's dedication to the Maori community of Southland has been recognised in the New Year honours list.
Michael Skerrett, of Invercargill, was awarded the Queen's Service Medal for services to Maori and the community.
Mr Skerrett's achievements and contributions to the community are varied, including being a key player in arranging cultural welcomes for visiting dignitaries to Invercargill, such as the Kumayaga Sister City delegation, teams during the 2011 Rugby World Cup and the King of Tonga.
Mr Skerrett, who could not be contacted for comment yesterday, is widely respected throughout the community for his contribution to Maoridom.
He is also the iwi liaison officer for Invercargill City Council and chairman of the Kaitiaki Roopu Murihiku Advisory Committee and Waihopai Runaka.
He is the Runaka representative on Te Runanga O Ngai Tahu Board and has been a member of the Rakiura Titi Island Committee and governing body. He has been the director of Murihiku Holdings Limited since 1994 and Waihopai Runaka Holdings since 2000.
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Trinamool supremo Mamata Banerjee hasn't earned the reputation of being the quirkiest ally in the present dispensation without reasons. Despite Didi's mercurial temperament, her party is only behind the two Dravidian parties – DMK and PMK – in clinging on to power for longest terms. In the last 14 years, regional parties have ensured greater occupancy ratio in the Cabinet than the national parties.
A Zee Research Group (ZRG) study of days spent by allies in the Centre starting from 13-month long NDA government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, found that M Karunanidhi's Dravida Munnettra Kazhagam (DMK), which participated in previous three ruling governments including ruling UPA, has spent maximum 4979 days in the office. Following DMK is the Paattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) and Mamata's All India Trinamool Congress (AITC). They have stayed in the office for 4018 and 3518 days respectively as of September 17. While PMK was part of all previous governments at the Centre except the current UPA avatar, AITC also took part in the NDA government for six years (1998-2004) and in second avatar of the UPA.
Behind AITC are Ramvilas Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) and Kerala's Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) with 3318 and 3214 days spent in the government. Vaiko's Marunalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) and Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) trail with 3195 and 3152 days respectively in the government.
Surprisingly, the two largest parties, the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are positioned low in the ZRG study list. While the biggest party in the UPA alliance Congress ruled for 3061 days, BJP has managed to spend just 2253 days at the Centre. That smaller regional parties or even intra regional parties like PMK and MDMK faring better than national parties goes to prove that coalition era is firmly entrenched in Indian politics. It is highly unlikely that the trend may reverse in future.
In contrast, many key regional or trans regional parties like AIADMK, TDP, TRS and BSP have spent very less days at the Centre.
While AIADMK and TDP have spent 396 days at the Centre, TRS and BSP stayed there for 830 and 1492 days respectively. Among all of them, Samajwadi Party's case is curious. The party has deliberately avoided joining any government in the last decade.
Surprisingly, since 1998 only 14 out of 29 partners in the government could cross the average days' mark of 2053 (the figure is arrived at all days spent by all parties in coalition era during last 14 years). National parties including the Congress, BJP and NCP were featured in the list. Key parties which remained short of the 2053 figure were JD (U), RJD, BSP and Left parties.
The coalition era has changed the way politics is conducted in the country. It doesn't matter whether it is NDA or UPA coalition but many political parties here go by the wind. Call this sheer indispensability or worst opportunism they are here to stay. For instance, DMK, AITC, PMK, LJP, MDMK, NC, and RLD have gained space in both NDA and UPA alliance in the last 14 years. ZRG earlier also showcased some of the evergreen ministers of India.
In today's era when no party is untouchable for any front, it looks evident that if one party goes others would be ready to knock the door.
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K.I.T.T the famous car from 'Knight Rider' is now on sale; David Hasselhoff isn't.
One of the most iconic cars on TV is looking for a new owner.
Fans of 1980s TV, crack open your piggy banks – Knight Rider star David Hasselhoff is selling his wheels.
The Knight Industries Two Thousand – known to fans of the NBC series as K.I.T.T – went up for auction Monday on Julien's Auctions, with a starting bid of US$15,000 (RM45,000).
The Pontiac Trans Am, from Hasselhoff's personal collection, is expected to sell for somewhere between US$30,000 (RM90,000) and US$50,000 (RM160,000).
"Fans created this K.I.T.T car and gifted it to Hasselhoff," according to the site hosting the auction. The car comes with the iconic red "sensor" light that K.I.T.T is most famous for, complete with the talking car's signature digital voice readout on the dash.
And yes, the car features over 4,000 soundbites from the series to keep you company.
If you can afford the hefty price tag, hopefully you have enough money left order to cover the shipping and handling costs.
Currently, the car is on display at the Museum of Style Icons in Ireland until April 27. The winning bidder is responsible for getting the car out of the museum and into the back of their roving command centre/semi truck (reference!).
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Aaron C. Robinson: Bomb Threat To Evade Child-Support Hearing Gets Three Years In Prison
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Even second-graders have learned that, in a post-9/11 world, the ol' "bomb threat to get out of a test" doesn't work. Well, it works, in that school officials will indeed close school, but chances are pretty good you're going to be tracked down by some very unhappy federal law-enforcement officials.
Aaron C. Robertson of Angleton has learned that basic lesson. Facing a child-support hearing that he desperately wanted to avoid (because he's such a great father already, we're guessing), Robertson did what appeared to him to be the sensible thing: He called in a bomb threat to the courthouse.
He called one in to the actual Calhoun County courthouse and then, "would be taken more seriously if it were made to a 911 call center," he called HPD.
Robertson said in each call a bomb was scheduled to go off between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. (It was only through an uncharacteristic stroke of genius that he didn't say the bomb was scheduled to go off "during the Aaron C. Robertson child-support hearing.")
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"Through interviews of the [no doubt scared shitless] juveniles, investigating agents learned Robinson had directed the juveniles to purchase the cellular telephone for him and Robinson was in possession of the Tracfone from which the bomb threats had been made," the FBI says, except for that part in brackets.
As it turns out, Robertson was by then in a Louisiana jail on charges having nothing to do with bomb threats. He confessed.
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Last week, I was reading yet another whitepaper claiming to discuss ROI for a social media program. Despite the claim of "showing verifiable ROI," the whitepaper focused on engagement. Great article, but the discussion about return on investment was nowhere to be found in the article except for the introduction.
The problem with using "engagement" when calculating ROI? It's a vague term. It can mean anything from "looked at" to "thought about" to "clicked on" to "sufficiently in love with a brand as to commit oneself exclusively." The general vagueness of "engagement" aside, the whitepaper included a great case for the use of metrics in tuning a campaign. No argument there. But, a key performance indicator (KPI) that includes "engagement," is not the same as ROI. To get at ROI, you've got to measure one of two things: increased revenue or reduced expenses given a specific dollar investment.
Admittedly, that's harder than it looks when social media activity is designed around branding. Unless your firm (and many do) has a defensible brand value for an increment impression, click, or other soft action leading to a purchase, for example, then determining ROI based on engagement is a little like trying to determine the temperature using an oven mitt. It doesn't work.
Connecting Social Media ROI to Customer Service
By comparison, I participated in a panel at a Public Relations Society of America's conference in San Antonio, TX, focusing on travel and hospitality. On the panel with me was: Brooke Hovey, SVP, digital and managing director at Cohn and Wolfe; Lionel Menchaca, chief blogger at Dell; Nick Goggans, director at Get Smart Content, and moderator Jim Eustace, founder and principal of VM Foundry. The panel, driven by audience comments, turned almost immediately to ROI and determining best practices in showing business value from a social media program. So, how did the panel respond?
The panel members said it's important to view social media programs in the larger context of the business, setting measurable goals early and integrating social media with customer service. Granted, the attendees – airlines, hotel operators, travel and visitor's bureaus – all understood the fundamental connection between social media, customer service, and ROI. And so did the panelists. The discussion focused on the importance of metrics that govern call center operations – costs per call, incremental revenue per call, customers saved, and similar hard measures – and then redefining these in the context of a social media program.
If that seems a stretch, consider social media as it impacts a brand: advertising leads to trial, trial to purchase, and purchase to actual use of your product. In the process, a conversation develops that very likely takes place on the social web. That conversation is discoverable by search, and so becomes a factor as a potential customer traverses the purchase funnel. That part is straightforward. What drives those conversations is less straightforward. From my point of view, it comes down to essentially two controllable factors: product design and interactions between customers and customer service agents.
Here's the connection to ROI: by linking your social media program with customer service – for example, by taking the time to understand the relationship between X million "fans" or Y thousand "likes" and the conversations you're following on Twitter, for example, between your customers and your service agents, you can create a holistic map of the real impact of your social media program. You can connect customer service actions with incremental "likes" by tracking the responses of your social care agents, and you can track incremental revenue, whether directly through your Facebook business page or similar social presence point.
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As you continue to build your social media marketing program, think beyond marketing. Make the link to the other functional areas in your business that also participate in social media-based conversations. Customer service is a great place to start. Tie revenue and expense change into the picture. Establish your directional KPIs across your program, and then set starting ROI goals that are tied to your business objectives. By taking a more expansive view of social technology and its application to business, you'll be able to calculate a defensible ROI.
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