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RIL Executive Director P M S Prasad on August 24 wrote to Scindia saying none of the 31 power plants that he had stated as being dependent on gas supplies from RIL, were "installed or financed on the basis of supply of KG-D6 gas".
New Delhi: Reliance Industries has countered Power Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's assertion that power plants were lying idle due to fall in KG-D6 gas supplies, saying most of these plants were built much before the field was even discovered.
RIL Executive Director P M S Prasad on August 24 wrote to Scindia saying none of the 31 power plants that he had stated as being dependent on gas supplies from RIL, were "installed or financed on the basis of supply of KG-D6 gas".
"All records available (based on publicly available information) reveal that almost all of these plants came up and were financed by lending institutions, based on specific alternative allocations/supply sources much before the KG-D6 block had even acquired a development plan," he wrote.
These plants, he said, were built on promise of gas from ONGC, Cairn, GSPC-Niko or BG-operated PMT fields.
"In most cases, the stipulated gas supplies not materialising or other fuels being found to be too expensive, allocations of KG-D6 gas were made by way of substitution in 2008," Prasad wrote attaching list of power plants, their date of commissioning and the stated source of fuel.
Scindia had on August 22 told Lok Sabha that 31 power plants of 14,028 MW capacity were dependent on KG-D6 gas. Of these, 12 plants with generation capacity of 2,978.62 MW were solely dependent on gas supplies from RIL'S KG-D6 fields and are lying idle.
With water and sand ingress shutting down half of wells on KG-D6 fields, gas production has dropped dramatically and power plants, which are third in priority list for receipt of gas, are not being supplied any fuel since March.
Prasad said of the 31 power plants mentioned by Scindia, 20 with combined capacity of 9,100 MW had been commissioned even before RIL gas discovery in KG-D6 block in 2002. Another 300 MW got commissioned in 2003.
Further out of the remaining 4,600 MW, 3,800 MW was installed or was under construction before 2005. "All these plants had allocations as well as specific fuel supply agreements on the basis of APM gas, gas from domestic sources other than KG-D6 or LNG," he said.
RIL had barely begun to invest in developing the D1&D3 gas fields in KG-D6 block in 2005 and so out of 14,028 MW mentioned by Scindia to be dependent on KG-D6 gas, 13,200 MW were either already installed or under construction before that, he said.
Prasad said the statement that 3000 MW of projects that were dependent completely on KG-D6 gas and lying idle due to fall in KG-D6 output was factually incorrect.
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U.S. men's national team coach Bob Bradley has named his 20-man roster for the upcoming games against Cuba and Trinidad & Tobago.
Here it is:
- GOALKEEPERS : Brad Guzan (Aston Villa: 2/2 SO), Tim Howard (Everton FC: 4/3 SO)
- DEFENDERS: Carlos Bocanegra (Rennes: 14/2), Danny Califf (FC Midtjylland: 2/0), Steve Cherundolo (Hannover 96: 16/0), Frankie Hejduk (Columbus Crew: 12/1), Oguchi Onyewu (Standard de Liege: 9/0), Michael Orozco (San Luis: 0/0), Heath Pearce (Hansa Rostock: 3/0), Marvell Wynne (Toronto FC: 0/0)
- MIDFIELDERS: DaMarcus Beasley (Glasgow Rangers: 17/4), Michael Bradley (SC Heerenveen: 3/1), Ricardo Clark (Houston Dynamo: 1/0), Maurice Edu (Glasgow Rangers: 2/0), Sacha Kljestan (Chivas USA: 1/0), Eddie Lewis (Los Angeles Galaxy: 20/3)
- FORWARDS: Brian Ching (Houston Dynamo: 8/4), Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy: 22/8), Clint Dempsey (Fulham FC: 9/2), Eddie Johnson (Cardiff City: 8/8)
*numbers indicate all-time World Cup Qualifying caps/goals
Michael Orozco and Marvell Wynne are the new faces, earning call-ups after their performances at the Olympics while Ricardo Clark replaces injured central midfielder Pablo Mastroeni. The other 17 players are the same group that made up the squad that beat Guatemala, 1-0, last week. You might be surprised to see Steve Cherundolo on the list but he is just suspended for the Cuba match, meaning he should be in the lineup vs. Trinidad & Tobago.
As for the absences most likely to cause a stir among fans, Kenny Cooper, Freddy Adu and Jozy Altidore are not on the roster, which is probably causing some U.S. national team supporters to go crazy.
Here's a closer look at the squad:
So why no Altidore, Adu and Cooper? Bob Bradley has decided to go with veteran options in attack while giving newcomers Orozco and Wynne look in the back-line, where Cherundolo's red card suspension from the Cuba matc has opened the door for one of them to possibly get some playing time.
So why no Cooper? I offered this explanation as to why we haven't seen the FC Dallas striker in a Q&A this morning:
It boils down to this. Bradley has had Cooper in camp, had him in camp in January of 2007. At that time Cooper was not impressive and didn't play that well in the camp. Even before he could work his way back into serious consideration he suffered an injury last year. Fast forward to now, while Cooper has emerged as a great goal-scoring threat in MLS, you could argue that he was also scoring goals in MLS in 2006, which is right before he went into that 2007 camp and failed to impress. Now, I think Bradley would want to be able to bring Cooper into another camp and have a long look at him in training, playing against fellow national team players to see how much he has really progressed.
I think this still applies. I'm sure part of the angst from fans over Cooper is the fact that Eddie Johnson is getting call-ups even though he has struggled mightily with the national team. While this is true, Johnson does have a track record of playing well against lower-level CONCACAF teams (eight goals in eight World Cup qualifiers) so these games could theoretically be the type of games that help Johnson get going on the national team.
So why no Altidore and Adu? Perhaps Bradley wasn't impressed with Adu at the Olympics, where he played well against the Dutch but struggled mightily against Japan. He did have that quality half against Spain and showed some glimpses late in the England game, but there must be something. Could it be a desire to led Adu settle at Monaco? The French club is off for two weeks so that doesn't seem to be the reason.
As for Altidore, there may be more to his exclusion than meets the eye. The story coming out of the Olympics was that he was slowed by an ankle injury, but the injury doesn't seem to be affecting his transition to Villarreal. (Not getting anywhere on the story I heard regarding the real reason behind Altidore's lack of playing time at the Olympics, but let's just say don't be surprised if Altidore isn't seen on the national team any time soon.)
What do you think of the roster? Happy to see Wynne included? Surprised to see Orozco included? Angry as heck that Cooper/Adu/Altidore were left off?
Share your thoughts below.
Dan Roudebush
Sorry I'm a guy that doesn't think Cooper is that hot. Leave the Chinger be. He's probably only behind Cooper in goals scored due to early season injuries.
I woud like to see more of Davies however.
papa bear
Heinous. Not calling up Adu or Jozy or Cooper is simply absurd and there is no facile excuse that Bradley could offer up once again that will convince me that it was smart to leave them off.
Plain and simple Cooper is on fire in the league and Altidore has more natual attacking talent than any front line player (and thats even if you want to include Donovan amongst that group)
Eddie Johnson being included is inexcusable.
I'm getting less and less thrilled about Bradley leading us into WC2010 as I ever thought I could be.
I'm not a big fan of EJ at this stage. That said, only an idiot would have called in Altidore and Adu for this series–thank heavens BB didn't.
Here's why:
–Altidore and Adu would, in the big picture, get very little seasoning by playing in this camp and matches.
–Altidore and Adu will get TREMENDOUS seasoning and raise the level of their games if they get enough practice and strut their stuff sufficiently so they either start or get serious minutes for their respective clubs at this point in the season (and both have good opportunities).
Think of it this way: the USA does not NEED Altidore and Adu at this stage. But if we're ever doing to be more than a country that once every 4 WC's advances to the knock-rounds and all other times we exit scoring struggling to score more than 1 goal in 3 games, we NEED Adu and Altidore. Not where they are now. But where they'll be if (be still my beating heart) either should end up starting for their clubs and playing regularly.
Putting Adu and Altidore, even starting them, for the WCQ at this point does little for their development and may even retard them if it hurts them with their clubs. To me, this is similar to the dilemma that Arena had with JOB at Ajax. He played that one well, JOB got major minutes with AJax and was brilliant in the 2002 WC.
As for Cooper, I'd have included him at the expense of EJ.
WOW? If BRADLEY gets this crapy team that played against guatemala, we are so screwed.I mean the europeans are doing amazing, and we cant compete with this team. We need freddy adu, cooper and altidore,also what is the deal with neven subotic, i've seen him play on burrossia dortsmund and he plays good, is he going to join the USA team or what.
Fajkus Rules
After putting McBride on the Olympic team and stealing PT from Altidore, we give another has been like Johnson another call up. Chris Rolfe at least hustles and pressures the defense; not EJ though, he's an EPL player now. Jozy ought to be on the bench for these 2 upcoming games.


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Travers Stakes (1955)
Saranac Handicap (1956)
Delaware Handicap (1958, 1959, 1969, 1970)
Beldame Stakes (1959)
Diana Handicap (1959, 1960)
Dwyer Stakes (1962)
Manhattan Handicap (1963)
Massachusetts Handicap (1964, 1965)
Molly Pitcher Handicap (1973)
Blue Grass Stakes (1982)
United States Racing Hall of Fame (1982)
Henry S. Clark Stakes at Pimlico Race Course
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Henry S. Clark (January 19, 1904 - February 6, 1999) was an American Hall of Fame horse trainer. He was the grandson of William Jennings, an owner-trainer who won the 1887 Preakness Stakes.
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Monday, 25 May 2009
Occult of Personality Jake Stratton-Kent Podcast
Jake Stratton-Kent discusses English Qabalah and The True Grimoire on the respected Occult of Personality podcast.
It can be streamed or downloaded here: http://www.occultofpersonality.com/
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
LAUNCH PARTY: The True Grimoire
22 May 2009 (Friday)
Book Launch: The Encyclopedia Goetica Vol 1: The True Grimoire
Author: Jake Stratton-Kent
Hosted by Scarlet Imprint
Free, but advance booking required to be added to the guest list
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The Next Nerd-Culture Frontier
So, the frontier that is Watchmen has been reached. And an abundance of riches is coming down the line: Trek reboot from JJ Abrams, X-Men Origins starting with Wolverine but not likely ending there, another Iron Man, an Avengers flick, a Battlestar prequel series...
And yet, I wonder what the next Watchmen level event will be? For me, I'd love to see a filmed adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens. I'd also love to see, one day, some Stormwatch/The Authority on the big screen, but I suspect I'm in the minority there.
Oh, and Preacher, also, obvs. But that script's been passed around between HBO and Columbia and is so deep in development hell that I'm not sure even Sam Mendes, who's the current director attached, can get it out.


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I turned round and flung my arms around him, an act which took both him and me by surprise, he laughed in my ear. "Isabelle," he murmured, "You saved my life," he whispered.
"I am so pleased you are alive, do you bring any news?" I asked,
"No, I believe Alexander did not survive, but as I have no proof I will remain optimistic," he tried to smile but failed, I kissed his chest,
"All will be resolved," I promised.
"Hands up!" came a shout from behind us, William turned round, protecting me with his body. We both obeyed as a group of twenty men surrounded us, pointing guns at our heads,
"What do you want?" William asked,
"Slaves," one man said simply, "And look, here you are! Perfect." William paused for a moment,
"I will come with you, no fighting, but you leave the girl here," he said,
"We want both of you, our men always need a woman's company,"
"You will not lay a finger on her, you ungodly men!" he shouted, I grabbed a ball of his shirt and didn't let go. The men all laughed,
"On with you," said the man I presumed was the leader, the men in front of us cleared the way and the men behind pointed guns in out backs. We had little choice but to obey,
"I am so sorry Isabelle," William whispered,
"It was not your doing, it is this men, they are vulgar!" I cried. We were led to a neighbouring beach, in the bay was a huge ship, I gasped thinking it was Neptune, alas it was not.
"Welcome aboard Nemesis," the man said. I gulped, the ship was far out in the bay but I could clearly see the skull and cross bones, William did too, he stopped.
"Men, I beg of you, do not take on this innocent woman, I will do anything, but do not harm her," my heart rate picked up for two reasons, their answer would be crucial but the fact that William was being possessive made me blush slightly.
"No, she's coming. She won't be doing hard labour like you sir, she'll be every shipman's company,"
"I hope you reach your own nemesis soon gentlemen," William shouted as we were pushed off the rocks into the small rowing boat, three of the ugliest men got in with us and the leader and began to paddle towards the ship.
"Why are the others not coming with us?" William asked,
"They are merely our men on Gibraltar, they do not live aboard the ship," said a man with few teeth. Another man with little hair and yellow teeth laughed along with another who's skin was burnt red. We reached the ship and one man climbed aboard, William was made to follow, then it was my turn, I took hold of the rope and regretted wearing a dress on such an occasion. I managed best I could to climb up the rope with as much dignity as I could muster, on the deck were similarly revolting men, I cringed into William as they came towards us, looking us up and down.
"You sir with me," said the man with yellow teeth,
"And you my lady, follow me," said the leader, he had dark eyes and black hair which fell messily around his face.
"NO!" William roared, the man with yellow teeth punched William and he stumbled over,
"No!" I cried, "Do not harm him!" I begged.
"Come on Miss," the man took my shoulder and steered me away from William; I couldn't even turn to see him go. "In," the man commanded, opening the door to the captain's quarters. I staggered in and came face to face with the scariest man I had ever seen, he also had black eyes with deep black lashes, he had a beard and black curly hair. His eyes cut deep into mine; he could be quite handsome I thought, if it were not for his eyes.
"Get out my way woman!" he yelled, I ducked away from him, "Guy!" he shouted. The man who had just delivered me came running back, "Who is this?" he asked inclining his head towards me,
"A girl we found," he said, "Thought you might like a bit'a company?" he smiled, the captain grabbed the man's throat,
"Company?!" he yelled, "You disgust me Guy, get out of my sight!" he yelled. Guy fell on the floor and began gasping for air, the captain came back into his quarters and walked up to me,
"Isabelle." I replied,
"Follow me Isabelle," he said sternly, I obeyed. He led me into a study, maps were scattered everywhere an there was a large compass in the middle, "I'm on a mission," he stated, "I want to find, Neptune,"
"The sea God?" I asked,
"No, dear girl," he laughed to himself, "the great war battle ship!" he said. I nodded; I had heard of Neptune, it was the reason Father named our cruise boat after it. "You know it?" he asked,
"Yes sir, a great deal,"
"Good, then you can help me," he stroked the side of my face, his hands lingering along my jaw line, "Let's get started, my love," he said his eyes widening.


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Minerva G. Eberly 84, United Zion member, enjoyed time with family, homemaker
She was born in East Cocalico Township to E.W. and Minnie (Getz) Martin and was the wife of the late Earl Leroy Eberly, who passed away Oct. 14, 2013.
A homemaker, she was a member of the United Zion Church. She especially enjoyed time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She also enjoyed doing yard work, flower gardening, and attending sales.
Minerva is survived by a son: Ernest, husband of Janet Eberly of Ephrata; a daughter: Sharon, wife of Marvin Martin of Manheim; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and a sister: Dorothy Klopp of Ephrata.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by an infant son; three brothers: Carl, Alfred and Ralph Martin and a sister: Arlene Harting.
A funeral was held Feb. 24 at the Roseboro Stradling Funeral Home, Denver, with Pastor Leon Eberly officiating. Interment took place in the Mellingers Union Cemetery.
If desired memorial contributions in Minerva's memory may be made to the Audobon Villa, 125 Broad St., Lititz, PA 17543, or to Asera Care Hospice, 315 Primrose Lane, Suite 101, Mountville, PA 17554.
Arrangements by Roseboro Stradling Funeral & Cremation Services, Inc., Denver. Online condolences can be given at roseborostradling.com.


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The differently abled young man says he is a huge fan of Shah Rukh Khan and his IPL team Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR).
Along with meeting Shahrukh, Boss also met the entire KKR team and even cheered for them.
Boss' delighted mother Rajani Goenka says, "Initially we were not allowed inside the hotel where the team and Shah Rukh were staying. I was directed towards the star's managers. They facilitated the meeting between my son and SRK."
Shahrukh invited his 21-year-old fan to the Eden Garden grounds to watch KKR team play on Wednesday at the sixth edition of Indian Premier League (IPL).
Goenka adds, "It was a dream come true for my son and I am extremely happy that SRK was so kind and sweet to him. We never felt that we were meeting him for the first time."
According to United Nations around 10 per cent of the world's population, or 650 million people, live with a disability. They are the world's largest minority. Poverty, stigma and illiteracy further pushes disabled population to the background. Hardly the world talks about issues facing the disabled population. They are the invisible minority.
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It's Time to Abolish the DEA and America's "War on Drugs" Gulag
Addiction and drug use are medical/mental health issues, not criminalization/ imprisonment issues.
It's difficult to pick the most destructive of America's many senseless, futile and tragically needless wars, but the "War on Drugs" is near the top of the list.Prohibition of mind-altering substances has not just failed--it has failed spectacularly, and generated extremely destructive and counterproductive consequences.
What was the result of the Prohibition of alcohol in the 1920s? Prohibition instantly criminalized 40+% of the adult populace and created hugely profitable criminal organizations.
What was the result of the "War on Drugs"? This modern-day Prohibition instantly criminalized large swaths of the adult populace and created hugely profitable criminal organizations.
If you want to increase drug use, criminalize innocent citizens and spawn gargantuan criminal organizations, then by all means declare "war" via Prohibition. The results of Prohibition/War on Drugs are so visibly perverse and so destructive that the entire enterprise is sickeningly Orwellian.
The well-paid apologists for Prohibition/War on Drugs claim that imprisoning millions of people "helps" them avoid drugs. If you think being tossed in prison for a few years "helps" people, then step right up and accept a fiver (5-year sentence) in an American prison, which is essentially a factory that produces one product: people damaged by imprisonment, deprived of their full citizenship, hobbled by a felony conviction--ex-con beneficiaries of years of tutorials by hardened criminals.
This is as Orwellian as the Vietnam War's famous "It became necessary to destroy the town to save it."
If you think throwing millions of people in prison "helps" them or society, you are either insane or you're making a living in the gulag or our sick system of "justice". If you don't think America has a "War on Drugs" Gulag, please glance at this chart of Americans in jail and prison--many for drug-related offenses:
The US population has increased about 40% since the War on Drugs started in earnest in 1980, while the prison/Gulag population has increased over 400% since 1980.
(Modest correction: The US population is 323 million, global population is 7.4 billion, so the US population is a mere 4.3% of the world population.)
Let's recall that fully legal alcohol kills tens of thousands of people annually and cripples tens of thousands more via drunk-driving accidents, domestic violence and alcohol-related diseases.
If you know any emergency room physicians and nurses, ask them how many tragic medical situations arise from alcohol abuse and how many arise from marijuana abuse. You'll hear endless tales of the terrible consequences of alcoholism and drunkenness, and essentially zero accounts of death and mayhem resulting from marijuana use/abuse.
Marijuana, a Schedule 1 drug equivalent to heroin and cocaine according to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), has never been conclusively identified as the sole cause of a single traffic fatality. I researched this a few years ago; feel free to duplicate my research.
And let's not forget the tens of thousands of annual deaths attributed to that other fully legal addictive substance, tobacco. "Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the United States."
The "War on Drugs" policies defining what is "dangerous" and criminalized and what is terribly dangerous yet legal are visibly nonsensical. After decades of tremendous expenditures of taxpayer funds and counterproductive manufacturing of gulags and criminal enterprises, average Americans are finally waking up to the reality that the "War on Drugs" never made sense.
The DEA actually stands for the Destruction Enforcement Agency. The DEA recently denied that marijuana has any potential health benefits, and it remains a Schedule 1 drug equivalent to heroin and cocaine in the DEA's view.
Denying the potential health benefits of cannabis is like denying gravity--yet we let the DEA deny gravity because, well, the all-powerful and all-pervasive American government loves criminalizing stuff and politicos love pushing harsh penalties for all the stuff the power-hungry state has criminalized.
Mesmerized Americans have watched countless film/TV police and court dramas, and so criminalizing the counterculture, poverty and youth in an unlimited War on Americans (oops, I mean on drugs) seems as natural as, well, throwing millions of nonviolent people in prison on trumped up charges--you know, like those other regimes concerned with "helping" people via harsh prison sentences, the Nazis and the USSR.
"Where you find the laws most numerous, there you will find also the greatest injustice." Arcesilaus (315-241 BC)
"The more laws and restrictions there are, the poorer people become." Lao Tzu
It's time to stop the madness and abolish the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and America's "War on Drugs" Gulag. It's time to expunge the criminal records of everyone who was convicted of nonviolent drug-related crimes (using drugs, dealing nickel bags, growing marijuana, etc.) and restore their full citizenship.
Addiction and drug use are medical/mental health issues, not criminalization/ imprisonment issues.What we need is a national system of community clinics devoted to helping people drawn to using addictive substances with the underlying issues that are driving them to self-medicate with self-destructive, addictive substances.
(People with positive goals, purpose, meaning and relationships have no interest in getting addicted to anything. Burdening themselves with an addiction is the last thing they want for themselves and those they care about.)
It's time to abolish the DEA, the drug-related criminal justice system and the thriving War on Drugs gulag. Yes, thousands of well-paid bureaucrats, apparatchiks and functionaries will have to seek gainful employment, but perhaps they can find employment in positions that actually help people overcome the medical/mental health issues behind their addictive drives and drug use rather than destroy their lives by throwing them in prisons with violent offenders.
From Of Two Minds @ http://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com.au/2016/08/its-time-to-abolish-dea-and-americas.html
A Brief History of the Drug War
This video from hip hop legend Shawn "Jay Z" Carter and acclaimed artist Molly Crabapple depicts the drug war's devastating impact on the Black community from decades of biased law enforcement.
The video traces the drug war from President Nixon to the draconian Rockefeller Drug Laws to the emerging aboveground marijuana market that is poised to make legal millions for wealthy investors doing the same thing that generations of people of color have been arrested and locked up for.
The Early Stages of Drug Prohibition
The first anti-opium laws in the 1870s were directed at Chinese immigrants. The first anti-cocaine laws, in the South in the early 1900s, were directed at black men. The first anti-marijuana laws, in the Midwest and the Southwest in the 1910s and 20s, were directed at Mexican migrants and Mexican Americans. Today, Latino and especially black communities are still subject to wildly disproportionate drug enforcement and sentencing practices.
Nixon and the Generation Gap
In 1972, the commission unanimously recommended decriminalizing the possession and distribution of marijuana for personal use. Nixon ignored the report and rejected its recommendations.
Between 1973 and 1977, however, eleven states decriminalized marijuana possession. In January 1977, President Jimmy Carter was inaugurated on a campaign platform that included marijuana decriminalization. In October 1977, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to decriminalize possession of up to an ounce of marijuana for personal use.
Within just a few years, though, the tide had shifted. Proposals to decriminalize marijuana were abandoned as parents became increasingly concerned about high rates of teen marijuana use. Marijuana was ultimately caught up in a broader cultural backlash against the perceived permissiveness of the 1970s.
The 1980s and 90s: Drug Hysteria and Skyrocketing Incarceration Rates
This set the stage for the zero tolerance policies implemented in the mid-to-late 1980s. Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates, who believed that "casual drug users should be taken out and shot," founded the DARE drug education program, which was quickly adopted nationwide despite the lack of evidence of its effectiveness. The increasingly harsh drug policies also blocked the expansion of syringe access programs and other harm reduction policies to reduce the rapid spread of HIV/AIDS.
In the late 1980s, a political hysteria about drugs led to the passage of draconian penalties in Congress and state legislatures that rapidly increased the prison population. In 1985, the proportion of Americans polled who saw drug abuse as the nation's "number one problem" was just 2-6 percent. The figure grew through the remainder of the 1980s until, in September 1989, it reached a remarkable 64 percent – one of the most intense fixations by the American public on any issue in polling history. Within less than a year, however, the figure plummeted to less than 10 percent, as the media lost interest. The draconian policies enacted during the hysteria remained, however, and continued to result in escalating levels of arrests and incarceration.
Although Bill Clinton advocated for treatment instead of incarceration during his 1992 presidential campaign, after his first few months in the White House he reverted to the drug war strategies of his Republican predecessors by continuing to escalate the drug war. Notoriously, Clinton rejected a U.S. Sentencing Commission recommendation to eliminate the disparity between crack and powder cocaine sentences.
He also rejected, with the encouragement of drug czar General Barry McCaffrey, health secretary Donna Shalala's advice to end the federal ban on funding for syringe access programs. Yet, a month before leaving office, Clinton asserted in a Rolling Stone interview that "we really need a re-examination of our entire policy on imprisonment" of people who use drugs, and said that marijuana use "should be decriminalized."
At the height of the drug war hysteria in the late 1980s and early 1990s, a movement emerged seeking a new approach to drug policy. In 1987, Arnold Trebach and Kevin Zeese founded the Drug Policy Foundation – describing it as the "loyal opposition to the war on drugs." Prominent conservatives such as William Buckley and Milton Friedman had long advocated for ending drug prohibition, as had civil libertarians such as longtime ACLU Executive Director Ira Glasser. In the late 1980s they were joined by Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke, Federal Judge Robert Sweet, Princeton professor Ethan Nadelmann, and other activists, scholars and policymakers.
In 1994, Nadelmann founded The Lindesmith Center as the first U.S. project of George Soros' Open Society Institute. In 2000, the growing Center merged with the Drug Policy Foundation to create the Drug Policy Alliance.
The New Millenium: The Pendulum Shifts – Slowly – Toward Sensible Drug Policy
The era of George W. Bush also witnessed the rapid escalation of the militarization of domestic drug law enforcement. By the end of Bush's term, there were about 40,000 paramilitary-style SWAT raids on Americans every year – mostly for nonviolent drug law offenses, often misdemeanors. While federal reform mostly stalled under Bush, state-level reforms finally began to slow the growth of the drug war.
Politicians now routinely admit to having used marijuana, and even cocaine, when they were younger. When Michael Bloomberg was questioned during his 2001 mayoral campaign about whether he had ever used marijuana, he said, "You bet I did – and I enjoyed it." Barack Obama also candidly discussed his prior cocaine and marijuana use: "When I was a kid, I inhaled frequently – that was the point."
The assault on American citizens, however, has persisted. President Obama, despite advocating for reforms – such as reducing the crack/powder sentencing disparity, ending the ban on federal funding for syringe access programs, and supporting state medical marijuana laws – has yet to shift the majority of drug control funding to a health-based approach.
Marijuana reform has gained unprecedented momentum throughout the Americas. Colorado, Washington, Alaska, Oregon, and Washington D.C. have legalized marijuana for adults. In December 2013, Uruguay became the first country in the world to legally regulate marijuana. In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised to legalize marijuana.
Public opinion has shifted dramatically in favor of sensible reforms that expand health-based approaches while reducing the role of criminalization in drug policy. Yet the assault on American citizens and others continues, with 700,000 people still arrested for marijuana offenses each year and almost 500,000 people still behind bars for nothing more than a drug law violation.
Progress is inevitably slow but there is unprecedented momentum behind drug policy reform right now. We look forward to a future where drug policies are shaped by science and compassion rather than political hysteria.
From Drug Policy @ http://www.drugpolicy.org/facts/new-solutions-drug-policy/brief-history-drug-war-0
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Canadian Baby Names: 17 Heroes You'd Be Proud To Name Your Kids After
If you want to give your baby a name that is both meaningful and empowering, then look no further than these Canadian heroes for some inspiration.
From author Lucy Maud Montgomery to politician Elijah Harper, we've rounded up the best names from celebrated Canadians, both past and present.
1. Maud
Lucy Maud Montgomery, Canadian author (November 30, 1874 – April 24, 1942) pic.twitter.com/ULfD3uSpIY
— Passed Away (@PassedAway_) April 24, 2016
"Anne of Green Gables" is a staple in Canadian literature and it's all thanks to Lucy Maud Montgomery. The beloved children's book was Montgomery's first novel, published in 1908, and was an immediate success. It has since been studied in schools across Canada and has also been adapted into a number of plays, movies and TV shows.
Why we love this name: Maud might sound old fashioned, but that's all part of its appeal. Maud is chic and sophisticated, especially when spelled with an 'e' at the end (just like Anne).
2. Irene
Irene Ayako Uchida was a scientist and Down syndrome researcher. The highlight of her career came in the 1960s when she became the first scientist to discover a connection between women's exposure to radiation and Down syndrome in their children.
Why we love this name: Irene is a strong name with a sweet meaning. The moniker actually comes from Greek mythology and was the name of the goddess of peace. Its original spelling was Eirene.
3. Austin
Before Chris Austin Hadfield charmed us with videos of himself singing in the International Space Station (ISS), he was the first Canadian to walk in space. Hadfield was a military test pilot before he became an astronaut in 1992. He then became the first Canadian to be a space mission specialist and command the ISS. Hadfield retired in 2013.
Why we love this name: The meaning of Austin in itself makes it a strong baby name choice. Austin means "great" or "magnificent."
4. Jasmeet
You probably recognize Jus Reign from his hilarious YouTube videos about race and Indian culture. That's because this Guelph, Ont., comedian is a social media celebrity. Since gaining internet stardom, Jus Reign, whose real name is Jasmeet Singh, has used his fame to speak out on important issues. Back in May, for instance, the 26-year-old publicly criticized Azealia Banks after she made anti-South Asian remarks on Twitter.
Why we love this name: Jasmeet means "famed." We love its unique sound and it's fun nickname Jas.
5. Léa
Léa Roback was a feminist, pacifist and social activist from Montréal, Que., who worked tirelessly to fight social inequality. In the 1930s, for instance, she campaigned for women's suffrage in Québec, and in the 1960s, she defended the rights of immigrant and Aboriginal women.
Why we love this name: There's a reason Léa has been one of the top girl names in Quebec for the past few years. This trendy name is short and sweet.
6. Ferguson
Ferguson Arthur Jenkins, was a MLB pitcher and achieved six straight 20-win seasons in his amazing career. #SLSSBHM pic.twitter.com/Dmbp64u2Tb
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Baseball is one of Canada's most popular sports, so it only makes sense that a baseball star made this list. Ferguson Arthur Jenkins was a Canadian-born baseball player who played for the Philadelphia Phillies and the Chicago Cubs. In 1991, he was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Why we love this name: Ferguson is a very distinct moniker with an adorable nickname: Fergie. It follows the recent trend of last names as first names, since Ferguson is actually a Scottish surname.
7. Daphne
Daphne Odjig was the first First Nations female artist to have her work shown at the National Gallery of Canada. Odjig, who is of Odawa-Potawatomi heritage, is known for her Woodland-style paintings that tackle topics such as colonization. Odjig is also known as the driving force behind the Indian Group of Seven, a group of Canadian First Nations artists founded in 1973.
Why we love this name: Daphne is a beautiful nature name that means "laurel tree." It's a warm, distinctive moniker that will grow well with any baby girl.
8. Charles
You probably recognize David Charles Onley from his 22-year career with CityTV. Onley is partially paralyzed from the neck down due to contracting polio at the age of three. As a result, he became the first Canadian TV journalist with a visible disability.
During his career, he has worked to improve the accessibility of public places for people with disabilities. Onley was also the 28th Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and was in office from 2007 to 2014.
Why we love this name: Not only is this name classic, but its royal roots make it a great traditional choice. It also has some great nicknames: Charlie and Chuck.
9. Deepa
Deepa Mehta is an award-winning Canadian director whose films are known around the world. Specifically, her elements trilogy – "Fire" (1996), "Earth" (1998) and "Water" (2005) – have received international praise, and "Water" was even nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
In 2013, Mehta was named an Officer of the Order of Canada for "challenging cultural traditions and bringing stories of oppression, injustice and violence to the fore."
Why we love this name: Deepa is a Sanskrit name that means "lamp" or "light." We love it's simple meaning and feminine sound.
10. June
June Rose Callwood was more than just a journalist. She was the author of 30 books and became one of Canada's biggest social justice activists. Callwood campaigned for causes such as health care, homelessness and drug addiction, but also focused much of her attention on issues affecting women and children. Callwood founded Toronto's Casey House, a hospice for people with AIDS, as well as The June Callwood Centre for Young Women, which provides resources to pregnant teens.
Why we love this name: June gives off a charming, friendly vibe. The name comes from Juno, the Roman mythological goddess of marriage.
11. Viola
Viola Desmond was a businesswoman from Nova Scotia who challenged racial segregation. In 1946, Desmond was racially discriminated against when a New Glasgow movie theatre refused to sell her a ticket for the main floor, which was the area reserved for white customers. Desmond bought a ticket for the upstairs, but sat on the main floor anyway. When she refused to move after confronted by a manager, she was taken to jail by a police officer. This incident helped start Canada's civil rights movement.
Why we love this name: Here's a Shakespearean name that is both strong and sweet. It also has a modern, trendy nickname Vi, which we love. Viola is also a fresh variation of the name Violet.
12. Takayoshi
Everyone knows David Takayoshi Suzuki as an environmentalist and TV host, but did you know he began his career as a geneticist?
In 1969, Suzuki won the Steacie Memorial Fellowship for best young Canadian scientist. He then became a public figure in the '70s thanks to his CBC series "Suzuki on Science" and eventually went on to host CBC's "The Nature of Things."
During his career, the award-winning scientist has worked to bring awareness to environmental issues. In 1990, he founded the David Suzuki Foundation, a non-profit that works to promote solutions to environmental problems.
Why we love this name: Takayoshi has a beautiful sound and means "high justice." This name is also less common than other Japanese monikers such as Tadaaki and Tadashea.
13. Portia
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Portia White was born in Truro, N.S., and became the first Black Canadian opera singer to become an international star. In 1941, White made her singing debut in Toronto at the age of 30. Three years later, she took the stage in New York and garnered international attention. In 1995, the Government of Canada named White "a person of national historic significance."
Why we love this name: The Shakespearean name Portia exudes beauty and confidence. We love its romantic vibe and the fact that it isn't a name you hear every day.
14. Elijah
Oji-Cree politician Elijah Harper was the first Aboriginal member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. In 1990, he was named the Canadian Press newsmaker of the year for opposing the Meech Lake Accord. One of the reasons for his opposition was the fact that the accord did not consult First Nations.
Why we love this name: Elijah means "Yahweh is God." Parents who want a biblical moniker will be drawn to this name for its beautiful, soft sound.
15. Nathaniel
Composer Nathaniel Dett was born in Niagara Falls, Ont., but pursued his professional career in the United States. Dett, who was a pianist and organist, worked as a piano teacher and choir director. Dett is known for composing "Juba Dance," which is one of the most popular piano pieces by a Canadian.
Why we love this name: Nathaniel is a refined name with an easygoing feel. We also love that it can be shortened to casual Nathan or trendy Nate.
16. Roberta
Everyone knows Canada's first female astronaut was Roberta Bondar, but did you know she was also the first neurologist in space?
Bondar went on an eight-day space mission on board the "Discovery" space shuttle in 1992 where she conducted experiments to discover how astronauts could take longer flights. Since then, Bondar has received a star on Canada's Walk of Fame, was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada and has been inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame.
Why we love this name: If you want to give your baby girl a name associated with success, try Roberta. The name means "bright fame."
17. Henry
Stephen Henry Lewis was the leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party during the '70s. After her resigned, he became a media commentator and was later appointed Canada's ambassador to the United Nations in 1984.
In the '90s, Lewis was the Deputy Director of UNICEF and later founded the Stephen Lewis Foundation, a non-profit that helps those affected and infected by HIV/AIDS.
Why we love this name: While "royal" baby names like Reign and Prince are trending, we still prefer classic regal names like Henry that subtly exude power and authority.
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Anne While it might not be the most exotic name, Anne is a stable moniker representing one of Canada's most beloved literary characters, Anne of Green Gables. Anne Shirley was a spritely, independent character with tons of charm. The name, which is French, means "grace."
Orillia Orillia is the name of a city north of Toronto. While you may have never thought of using it as a baby name, think again! Orillia is a gorgeous moniker originating from Spain. "Orilla" means shore of a lake or a river, but the Spanish pronounce it "oreeya." Thus, spelling with the extra "i" became commonly accepted. Don't like names starting with "o"? Have no fear! An alternative spelling of Orillia is Aurelia.
Nova Thanks to Nova Scotia, Nova has become a desirable name. The moniker follows the popular trend of ending in "a" and is the Latin word for "new." So if you're looking for a fresh, fun name for your baby girl, Nova is a perfect fit.
Maple No name is more Canadian than Maple! Inspired by the national symbol of Canada, the name conjures images of the country's natural landscape as well as one of Canada's most tasty treats – maple syrup!
Léa Léa has been the top baby name for girls in Quebec for five out of the last six years. Thus, it's only natural that it made this list of most Canadian names. The moniker means "weary or meadow" and can be spelt in a variety of ways: Leah, Leia, Leigh, or Lia.
Saskia Those native of Saskatchewan will be drawn to this unique moniker. However, it may surprise you to learn that Saskia was not drawn from the name of this prairie province. Instead, it is actually a Dutch name meaning "Saxon." The name has been used in Europe since the Middle Ages, but thanks to its similar prefix to Saskatchewan, it is often associated with Canada.
Adiba For those who want an original name that isn't so obviously Canadian, Abida is perfect! In Arabic, it means "cultured and polite," perfectly summing up the people of this country.
Charlotte Inspired by the capital city of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, this beautiful name invokes a positive and peaceful spirit. Meaning "free man," Charlotte is the feminine form of Charles.
Emy Funnily, the name Emy is derived from the name Emmalee, which combines the names Emma and Emily. Emy is a French Canadian name that is currently popular in Quebec. Interestingly, Emy can be a standalone name, or a nickname for Emilie, Emma, or Emily.
Regina Speaking of Saskatchewan, the province's capital serves as excellent inspiration for another name – Regina. Not heard too often, Regina is a classic name that exudes elegance. The moniker is Latin and means "queen."
Hudson This adorable name has a double meaning in Canada: the body of water and the store. Hudson first appeared on the baby name radar in 1995 and has slowly made its way up the ladder. Today, it sits at number 87 on top baby names.
Abbott Abbott is a very masculine name meaning "father." It follows the baby name trend of using last names as first names. The moniker is associated with Canada thanks to John Abbott, the country's third Prime Minister.
Timothy The name Timothy can be associated with Canada's number one coffee chain, Tim Horton's. This moniker is perfect for a growing boy, as he can be called Timmie when he's young and Tim when he becomes a mature young man. Timothy is a Greek name meaning "honouring God.
Kensington It goes without saying that Kensington is a place name. In Canada, we have Kensington Market in Toronto and the town of Kensington in PEI to thank for inspiration. While the moniker has no exact meaning, it evokes an air of charming trendiness.
Owen Canada has many places that can be used as names and Owen, after Owen Sound, is no different. This Welsh name means "young warrior" or "well-born." It's variations include Eoin, Eoghan, Ewan, or Euan.
Norris If you're looking for a more subtle Canadian name, then choose Norris. This moniker points directly to our Canadian roots with its meaning, "from the north."
Olivier Olivier is a great choice for parents looking for a French Canadian name. Olivier means "olive tree" and is a fun twist on the name Oliver.
Layton The name Layton is not as popular of a name as the others, but that doesn't make it any less Canadian! The moniker is associated with Canadian politician Jack Layton, who was well-known and loved. The name is derived from Old English and means "settlement with a leek garden."
Wyatt This boyish name means "brave in war" and follows the Canadian baby name trend of names ending in double "t." Last year, Wyatt cracked our national list landing at number 94.
Jacques Jacques is a common French Canadian name that can also be associated with Jacques Cartier, the French explorer who named Canada for France in the 1500s.
Mackenzie Mackenzie has a number of ties to Canada. It's the name of the largest and longest river system in Canada and it's the name that belongs to three of our beloved Prime Ministers: Alexander Mackenzie, Sir Mackenzie Bowell, William Lyon Mackenzie King. This Scottish moniker can be used for both boys and girls and means "son of Kenneth."
Laurence / Lawrence / Laurie Any of these names can be associated with another Prime Minister of ours – Sir Wilfred Laurier. Interestingly, all these variations are also unisex!
Harper Thanks to celebrities like David Beckham and Neil Patrick Harris who named their daughters Harper, the moniker has become increasingly popular for girls! The name originated in the Middle Ages and meant "harp player," which was a position for boys. Today, the name can be associated with Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper.
Sydney Sydney is a community in Nova Scotia and serves as a fantastic name for girls and boys. The name means "Saint Denis" and is quite popular among females in recent years. Alternative spelling swaps the "y" for an "i."
Nellie / Nelly Nellie is a bit of a more unusual name choice, but we love how unique it is! Made famous by Canadian singer Nelly Furtado and Nellie McClung of The Famous Five, this moniker is truly Canadian and is suitable for both sexes!
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Ryan might mean "little king," but it's quickly becoming a popular pick for girls because of its Irish roots.
Addison, generally a boys' name, is the modern variation of the name Madison. We love it because even its nickname Addy would be fitting for a boy or girl.
Bryce is a place name for a canyon in Utah. If you're looking for a nature name that could be used for either sex, this is it! Though commonly used for boys, actress Bryce Dallas Howard popularized the moniker for girls.
While Sasha might be thought of as a girl's name, Shakira and Chris Hemsworth are proving the world wrong! Both celebrities named their baby boys Sasha in the past year. Plus, Sacha Baron Cohen bears the name as well, just with an alternate spelling.
This is a newer unisex name, but we're digging it. Singer Michelle Branch named her daughter Owen in 2005. Meaning "young warrior," Owen has a romantic sound to it, like the moniker Rowan or Arwyn, but still maintains its boyish charm.
Thanks to a cheerleader character on "Glee," this name has become more associated with girls. However, we'd just like to point out that the name still maintains its masculinity and is also a shortened version of the name Quinton.
Emery, meaning "brave" or "industrious," is a strong name that can be both masculine and feminine. It is a fine alternative to the boys' names Emerson and Emory and girls' names Emma and Emily.
Kaden is a boy's name, but we love it for girls too. It's a shortened version of the common moniker Kadence and can even be given the nickname Kady.
Riley means "courageous" and is an upbeat choice for any baby. Interestingly, the moniker never lost its masculinity when it became a name for girls, which is why it is quickly climbing the charts for both sexes.
Colby certainly isn't a name you hear every day, which makes it a great pick for parents looking for a unique name. The moniker became popular thanks to a hunky contestant on an early season of "Survivor" and is slowly becoming a trendy pick for girls. Singer Colbie Caillat can attest to that!
Thanks to Cameron Diaz, this moniker has become a great choice for girls! Exuding confidence and flair, this Scottish name is great fit for either sex.
When you first heard of actress Blake Lively, you probably didn't think how odd the name was for a girl. That's because the actress perfectly pulls off this moniker, proving it's fitting for both sexes.
If Morgan Freeman can pull this name off, than any boy can! We all knew Morgan was a unisex name, but in recent years it has been used largely for girls in the United States.
Choosing nicknames as first names is a growing trend among parents, making this unisex moniker quite popular. Stevie is short for Stephanie or Stephen.
You'll be surprised to learn that the name Brett became popular for girls after Ernest Hemingway named one of his characters Lady Brett Ashley in "The Sun Also Rises." The moniker also means "from Brittany," although Brett is commonly used for boys.
Drew might mean "strong and manly," but Drew Barrymore proves the name has a delicate, feminine side, too. We like that this moniker is not overly popular with girls or boys, so it will be a unique pick for whichever sex.
Unique Baby Names Inspired By Nature
Atlas Not only does the word "atlas" have ties to the earth, but it was also the name of a Greek god who carried the world on his shoulders. Atlas was the titan of astronomy and navigation.
Jupiter While it might sound odd to name your baby boy after a planet, Jupiter was originally the name of the supreme Roman god who was equal to Zeus in Greek mythology. Thus, the name is associated with strength and power as well as the cosmos. Plus, who can deny that it's short form Jupe is actually pretty cute.
Flint Flint means "born near outcrop of flint." This name was quite popular in 1960, and is slowly becoming popular once again.
Vale Vale, of course, is a geographical name that can be used for either a boy or girl. Nameberry.com describes the name as "a poetic term for a type of valley."
Leo Leo, as you might have guessed, means "lion." It is a strong, but friendly lame that is associated with the animal, the zodiac, and the elements.
Orion Orion is the name of a Greek mythological figure who was a legendary hunter. After he was slain, Zeus placed Orion in the sky as one of the brightest constellations. Thanks to his ties to the earth and cosmos, the name Orion has become well associated with nature.
Phoenix Pheonix means "dark red" and is also associated with the place in Arizona as well asthe mythical bird that can rise from its ashes.
Heath The name Heath conjures images of the shurbland habitat. The most famous person with this name was late actor Heath Ledger.
Slate Slate is a strong name for a boy and evokes images of modern stepping stones. Slate is part of a group of names that are on the rise, including Stone and Steel.
Crane While Crane was originally a surname, it has quickly become a unique and intriguing first name thanks to the bird.
Reed Reed comes from the plant making it both a nature name and musical name. The plant can be used to make musical instruments.
Lynx A lynx is a wildcat, but the name has become a fierce, modern baby name for parents looking for something more unique.
Hawthorne The name Hawthorne means "lives where hawthorn hedges grow."
Bay Bay means "berry" and is a refreshing take on water names we've heard before, such as River or Lake.
Indigo Indigo is a new name inspired by colours. It is the colour of the deep blue-purple dye that comes from plants naturally grown in India. Indigo can either be a boys' name or a girls' name.
Briar The name Briar means "a thorny patch" and while that might not sound as beautiful as it seems, Disney enthusiasts will recognize it as the name of Sleeping Beauty – Briar Rose.
Ilana Ilana certainly doesn't sound like a nature name, but it actually means "oak tree."
Calla This is a name you rarely hear, but it's oh so pretty. The name literally means "beautiful" and is the name of a gorgeous white flower. If you love flower names, then this is a great alternative to commonly heard names such as Lily or Rose.
Clementine Though Clementine means "mild or merciful," the name conjures up sunny images of the bright, orange fruit. For those looking for a unique nature-inspired name that's not too out there, Clementine is a sweet and charming option.
Olive The name Olive draws its inspiration from the olive tree. While its similar name Olivia is incredibly trendy, Olive has its own quaint appeal. Stars like Drew Berrymore and Isla Fisher both have daughters named Olive.
Gemma You might be able to guess that Gemma means "precious stone." After all, it's nickname Gem is a nod to it and is pretty darn cute!
Venus This name is made famous by tennis champion Venus Williams. The moniker is associated with both the Roman goddess of beauty and love, as well as the solar planet.
Wren Wren is a bird name that is a nice alternative to the more commonly heard monikers such as Robin. Last year Wren was one of 2013's fastest-rising names.
Poppy Poppy is a little less feminine than other flower names, but we love it's spunk. Actress Anna Paquin and famous chef Jamie Oliver both have daughters named Poppy.
Isla Isla is a pretty name meaning "island" and is also the name of a Scottish river. The moniker famously belongs to red-headed actress Isla Fisher and is currently one of the top ten baby girl names in England and Scotland.
Eden Eden is a place name in the Bible that is closely associated with paradise. The name means "place of pleasure and delight." We love it because of its an offbeat choice with a serene sound.
Rue This name may sound familiar because it's the moniker of a minor character in the popular film The Hunger Games. Rue comes from the herbal plant and also means "street" in French.
Gaia Pronounced GUY-ah, this moniker means "earth mother" and is one of our favourites because of its unique sound and meaning. Gaia is the name of the earth goddess and universal mother in Greek mythology.
Juniper We like the name Juniper for a girl because of its boyish charm. The name Juniper comes from the tree name. Trendy parents might prefer this moniker to other tree names such as Willow or Hazel because of its fresh feel.
Aria Aria has quickly jumped its way into the top 50 most popular names for girls. This is due to the hit show Game of Thrones, which features a young heroine with the same name, but different spelling. Her name is Arya. This moniker means "air" or "lioness."


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