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Syed Fazl-e-Haider says law and order is the biggest challenge facing Pakistan's next PM
Nawaz Sharif is set to become Pakistan's prime minister for the third time after 14 years. His Muslim League-Nawaz party emerged as victor in the historic polls, which marked the first democratic transition from one civilian government to another in the country's troubled political history.
Being in government will not, however, be a bed of roses for Sharif at a time when the country faces enormous security, energy and economic challenges. The people hope the new government will address their grievances and salvage them from the monsters of extremism and terrorism. The business community expects a resolution to the growing energy crisis and improvements to law and order, to bring back foreign investment.
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The second challenge is to get the fragile economy onto a high-growth track. Presently, Pakistan faces a balance of payments crisis as its foreign exchange reserves are in decline due to repayments of foreign loans. The country's current account deficit continues to widen, while foreign investment is declining. There are fears that Pakistan could default in the next few months.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — An assistant state attorney says prosecutors in Tallahassee did not receive information about an 11-month-old sexual assault allegation involving Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston until Tuesday.
Tallahassee police investigated the Heisman Trophy contender in connection with a sexual assault that was reported nearly a year ago in an off-campus apartment. FSU records show the first report was made to campus police on Dec. 7 by a student at a dormitory. The investigation was handed over to Tallahassee police.
The case was not given to prosecutors until this week.
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Tallahassee police, citing the ongoing investigation, aren't saying much about the case as well, including why investigators waited until this week to hand over information about the case to local prosecutors.
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Using the locale picker, I uninstalled the recently installed locale, restarted and expected to see the fallback to en-US. Instead the same locale reinstalled.
1. Install en-US Nightly
2. Configure locale URL path *
3. Install any locale and restart
4. Uninstall the locale and restart
ER: Fall back to en-US as a default
AR: Reinstalls the recently uninstalled locale
Is this intended?
Mozilla/5.0 (Android; Linux armv7l; rv:10.0a1) Gecko/20110930 Firefox/10.0a1 Fennec/10.0a1
Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Android 3.1)
* Using http://people.mozilla.org/~wjohnston/nightly_locales.xml
* Using en-US Nightly
Doh! Not intentional. I made us smart so we don't do it on disable:
but missed the uninstall case.
Created attachment 563894 [details] [diff] [review]
WIP Patch
Hmm... I realized this is a bit tougher than I thought. What we really need to do is check if the language being uninstalled is the language you're using. But right now the AddonsManager doesn't give us much information about the locale you're uninstalling, except that it is a locale.
This hackily looks at addon.id and tries to yank out the locale name, which isn't guaranteed to be there. I'm going to ping Mossop and see if he knows a way around this?
(In reply to Wesley Johnston (:wesj) from comment #2)
> Created attachment 563894 [details] [diff] [review] [diff] [details] [review]
> WIP Patch
> Hmm... I realized this is a bit tougher than I thought. What we really need
> to do is check if the language being uninstalled is the language you're
> using. But right now the AddonsManager doesn't give us much information
> about the locale you're uninstalling, except that it is a locale.
> This hackily looks at addon.id and tries to yank out the locale name, which
> isn't guaranteed to be there. I'm going to ping Mossop and see if he knows a
> way around this?
The AddonsManager doesn't know this, in fact by rights a locale pack could be for any number of locales, all that matters is what is in the chrome.manifest. The only thing I can think of right now is to use the chrome registry to map the url chrome://global/locale/global.dtd to its file uri and see if that is in the add-ons files.
*** Bug 689678 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 564415 [details] [diff] [review]
WIP Fix again
Another WIP, but this time much better. To reiterate what Mossop said, apparently the only way to get this information is to parse the chrome.manifest. There is no JS component sitting around to parse those that I know of. I also asked him today if he would want this code in AddonsManager and he said no.
So this adds a little helper to our extensionsView to do it for us.
Want to cleanup before I send in for review. Need to lazy load NetUtil.jsm and reduce some of the duplicate code in here. Write a little test.
Curious if you have any thoughts mfinkle? I'm only checking for lines like "locale browser en-US", which there can be multiple of in a single addon apparently. Since most of these are single locale packs though, you usually just see a lot of "locale mozapps ar", "locale alerts ar", "locale places ar", etc.
Comment on attachment 564415 [details] [diff] [review]
WIP Fix again
Looks pretty good. You could just move the Cu.import into _getLocalesInAddon, since it's the only caller of NetUtil.
Created attachment 564586 [details]
Nightly (10/04) en-US - installing English
Side effect from this on 10/04 -- I get a dialog that Fennec is "Installing English"! (See screenshot). I didn't see this before. Did something related land?
STR: Install romania, restart, uninstall Romania.
See screenshot.
Created attachment 564634 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v1
Ready for review. This is pretty much the same with a little cleanup.
Also added a test on the _getLocalesInAddon function. Ideally we could actually install the addon, change languages, uninstall the addon, and see what happened. Unfortunately bootstrapped locales are not yet supported, no matter what you put in your install.rdf file.
I have that test written, and could mark as todo is if that is better, but this just tests the general function I wrote vs. a generic chrome.manifest with some valid and invalid entries.
Backed out because the entire world turned orange https://hg.mozilla.org/integration/mozilla-inbound/rev/00676a1337d0
I pushed both patches separately to try yesterday and I'm 99% sure the other guy caused all the orange, but there seemed to be a lot of failures with this as well... I pushed it to try one more time to see if they were just randoms or not.
pushed again:
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Net income fell to $27 million, or 13 cents a share, from $30.1 million, or 16 cents, in the year-ago quarter. Revenue rose 82 percent to $606.5 million from $332.6 million.
Mirage's chief executive, Stephen A. Wynn, opened the Bellagio in Las Vegas a year ago and the Beau Rivage in Biloxi, Miss., in March. The company's interest, depreciation and amortization expenses rose because of those openings, while Mirage generated less cash flow than expected.
Excluding $2.22 million in expenses relating to a new casino Mirage is developing in Atlantic City, N.J., the company said it earned $29.2 million, or 14 cents a share in the recent quarter, less than the 18-cent average estimate of analysts polled by First Call/ Thomson Financial.
The $1.6 billion Bellagio, designed by Mr. Wynn, helped drive a resurgence in tourism to Las Vegas, with its upscale shops and restaurants, art gallery and a show of fountains that shoot water hundreds of feet into the air, choreographed to music. Yet, Bellagio has also taken customers from the company's flagship Mirage hotel and casino, analysts say. And Mirage's $680 million Beau Rivage has been hampered by high operating costs.Continue reading the main story


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|Irish Coffee: Avery Bradley's stock rising
|02.01.11 at 11:34 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
Avery Bradley's move to Maine has been the best thing for both him and the Celtics.
The C's first-round selection in the 2010 NBA draft, Bradley took his talents to Portland when the team sent him to the NBA Development League, and he's beginning to prove himself as one of the (minor) league's best.
The 20-year-old is flourishing in the NBADL, gaining valuable experience. But the value of his performance might be even greater for the Celtics. Because there's no urgency to force a young kid into the rotation, the C's — if necessary — can either call on a kid who two years ago was ranked higher than John Wall as a high school player or shop him with all the leverage in a trade discussion.
Either way, it's a win-win — another great pick by president of basketball operations Danny Ainge. Bradley is a valuable member of this Celtics team, even if he's not playing for them. Look at his averages while playing just 30 minutes a night in seven games (4 starts) for the Maine Red Claws:
- Points: 15.3
- Assists: 5.0
- Rebounds: 3.9
- Steals: 0.4
- Blocks: 0.4
- Turnovers: 4.3
- FG percentage: 39.8
- 3-point FG percentage: 36.4
- FT percentage: 83.3
Sure, his turnovers and field-goal percentage could use some improvement, but his offensive production has been better than expected, considering his defensive ability has always been his greatest strength. Here's how ESPNU described his game when they ranked him as the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2009:
|Irish Coffee: Interpreting Celtics vs. Lakers
|01.31.11 at 1:07 pm ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
Considering all the stars on and off the court — for both teams — at Sunday's game between the Celtics and Lakers, you would've thought there'd have been some great Twitter messages in the aftermath of the C's 109-96 victory at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. There wasn't, so I made them up anyway. Here's my interpretation of what the players and celebrity fans should've Tweeted throughout the finals rematch:
- Matt Damon: "The Celtics are showing 'True Grit'. The Lakers are playing like True …"
- Jimmy Kimmel: "I'm feeling Matt Damon."
- Ron Artest: "Is this my second season with the Lakers? Time to check out."
- Phil Jackson: "I'm going to kill Ron Art– (deep breath) Serenity now!!!"
- Kobe Bryant: "The ring I bought my wife and Artest's contract cost the same. And I'm sorry for both."
- Robert Rodriguez: "Black Mamba seems like a strange nickname for a guy who was once arrested for sexual assault, but let's go with it Kobe!"
- Derek Fisher: "A cheerleader blew me a kiss, and I thought I got shot. I flopped like 10 feet backwards!"
- Zac Efron: "Who's worse at acting: Me or Fisher?"
- Paul Pierce: "The only way I could've made this win better is to get the wheelchair involved."
- Adam Sandler: "KG told a ballboy he had a better chance of catching Bin Laden than getting an autograph? Was it Bobby Boucher? 'Stop making fun of me!'"
- Kevin Garnett: "It wasn't a good week for me and things that hold balls. Just ask Channing Frye."
- George Lopez: "Wait, why aren't I rooting for the Nuggets? They have Eduardo Najera!"
- Glen Davis: "Coach told me to treat Odom and Andrew Bynum like a bowl of gumbo. Eat 'em up. Ayo!"
- Lamar Odom: "I'm not sure whose badonkadonk is bigger: Big Baby's or Khloe Kardashian's."
- John Lackey: "Who's better looking: Me or Semih Erden?"
- Brooklyn Decker: "I love basketball. How many touchdowns does Kobe have? Oh, and who's better looking: Me or John Lackey's wife?"
- Joey Crawford: "Wait, Kendrick Perkins is back? (whistle) Technical foul, No. 43."
- Kendrick Perkins: "Two technicals in two nights. I'm in midseason form!"
|On the Celtics and clutch plays
|01.28.11 at 3:02 pm ET
Over on True Hoop, Henry Abbott wrote a post about one of his favorite topics: The perception of Kobe Bryant as a clutch player versus the reality of his numbers in 'clutch' situations. Abbott's main point is that Bryant makes about one-third of his shots in the clutch, which is about average for every other player in the league.
This is one those third-rail arguments that generate lots of heat and discussions since Bryant fans will never concede on the clutch argument. They have watched him make too many big shots. On the other side, this is manna for Bryant opponents since they have likewise watched him miss contested shots with the game on the line.
The thing that truly stands about Bryant is this regard is that if the game's on the line he's going to take the shot. Abbott points to a five-year study done by Roland Beech at 82games.com that shows that Bryant took 56 shots in clutch situations and had just one assist. The other thing that stood about the study? Paul Pierce had the most assists in those situations with nine.
There are a number of different conclusions one can jump based just on those numbers, but let's start with the idea that Bryant, and therefore the Lakers, are relatively easy to defend in late-game situations because everyone knows that Bryant is going to take the shot. Maybe easy isn't the right word, since defending Bryant is no one's idea of a good time. Let's say instead that they are predictable.
The Celtics have their own version of Kobe in the clutch: Pierce at the elbow. Time and again the Celtics return to sets that puts the ball in Pierce's hands near the top of the key where he attempts to work into his sweet spot at the elbow for a 15-foot jump shot. There are good reasons for this, most prominently is that Pierce is the Celtics' best one-on-one player and the one who is best able to create his own shot.
When it works, Pierce is a cold-blooded assassin. And when it doesn't, fans scream that it's a predictable, low-percentage play.
Despite this tendency, the Celtics and coach Doc Rivers also have a well-deserved reputation for coming up with interesting plays out of timeouts. Just this year alone there was the gorgeous Rajon Rondo lob to Kevin Garnett that beat the 76ers and this motion set that gave Ray Allen a 3 that put the Celtics ahead of Detroit.
The point is that in late-game situations opponents can never be too sure where the Celtics are going. Sometimes they aren't either. Most of Rivers' plays have multiple options that rely on his players reacting to the different looks the defenses give them.
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra noted in a radio interview that he had "great respect" for the plays Rivers draws up out of timeouts. Spoelstra said, "They always seem to come out with something. You don't know which guy they're going to, and they execute well."
Take for example that Pierce game-winner against the Heat in Game 3 of last year's playoffs. On the surface it seemed like an ordinary ISO play for Pierce, but there were other factors.
"We had two plays called just in case they fouled," Rivers said after the game. "What we tried to get is Paul facing the basket because it's very difficult to commit a foul when you're facing. If you reach and grab he'll throw the ball up. The whole play was for Paul, but we wanted activity."
This, ultimately, is what you want out of late-game situations. A play with movement and options that leads to the best shot available by the player who is most willing to take it. Give Bryant this: He doesn't shy away from the moment. That may not make him a clutch shooter, but he is completely unafraid of the situation. Perhaps, as Abbott suggests, to his detriment.
|Can the Celtics get four All-Stars?
|01.27.11 at 8:57 pm ET
The NBA announced the starters for the 2011 All-Star game Thursday and, as expected, no Celtics were among them. Derrick Rose and Dwayne Wade were selected as guards. LeBron James and Amar'e Stoudemire are the forwards and Dwight Howard is the center.
The West lines up with Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant, Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant and Yao Ming. Yao is injured and will be replaced by the league.
Kevin Garnett and Rajon Rondo both finished in third place at their respective positions, while Paul Pierce was fourth among Eastern forwards. Those three should be locks when the league announces the reserves on Feb. 3.
But with Ray Allen also having a deserving season, the Celtics could be in a position to have a fourth All-Star something they haven't done since 1975 when Dave Cowens, John Havlicek, Paul Silas and Jo Jo White made the team. (They also pulled the trick in 1962 and 1953. They have had three representative a staggering 31 times).
Since Garnett and Allen came to town the Celtics have had three All-Stars each season. Allen, Garnett and Pierce went in 2008 and 2009 and Rondo joined Garnett and Pierce last season. The Celtics came close to getting four in 2009, but Rondo was denied several times that year.
First he was passed over by the coaches as a reserve for Devin Harris and Jameer Nelson. Allen was tabbed as an injury replacement for Nelson and then, after considerable lobbying by LeBron James, Cavs guard Mo Williams was selected as an injury replacement for Chris Bosh. The argument was that the Cavs had the second-best record in the league and deserved two players, which really doesn't have anything to do with picking an All-Star team.
The politicking may be the biggest obstacle because teams like the Magic, Bulls, and Knicks will argue for a second representative, while the Hawks have as many as three potential candidates. Here's a list of 12 possible reserve choices (seven players will be selected by the coaches):
Boston: Rondo, Allen, Pierce, Garnett
New York: Ray Felton
Chicago: Carlos Boozer
Milwaukee: Andrew Bogut
Atlanta: Al Horford, Josh Smith, Joe Johnson
Miami: Chris Bosh
Orlando: Because of trades it's hard to make a case for anyone else on the Magic, but Jameer Nelson will get some consideration.
Looking at that list it seems there is a very good chance the Celtics will get four players in the All-Star game. NBA.com's John Schuhmann has them on his ballot, along with Horford, Smith and Bosh. We'll find out Feb. 3.
|Irish Coffee: Danny Ainge would trade anybody
|01.26.11 at 11:53 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
For the right price, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge would've traded just about anybody — Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett or Ray Allen — during the C's .500 stretch last season.
Heck, he would've traded Larry Bird and Kevin McHale in the 1980s, too, according to the latest piece from Sports Illustrated's Ian Thomsen.
Here are five things that we learned from Thomsen's conversation with Ainge:
1. During the 1988-89 season, Ainge urged Red Auerbach to trade Bird to the Pacers for Chuck Person, Herb Williams and Steve Stipanovich, as well as McHale to the Mavericks for Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins.
"I'll never forget being at that Christmas party and we discussed them. He told us all at that time he wasn't going to trade any of us, that he wanted us to finish our careers as Celtics. And a few months later, they traded me for Joe Kleine and Ed Pinckney. …
(Interjection: It's kind of funny that the guy who pleaded Red to deal Bird and McHale got traded himself. Coincidence? You tell me.)
"But you could get Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins in their early 20s for Kevin McHale on a downward-slide team that was not going to win a championship. Stipanovich would be hurt and wouldn't play, but Chuck had a good career. Those guys were still young, and instead you were getting two or three more years of Larry, but you were only getting 75-80 percent of Larry. We didn't have a chance to win the championship in '88-89 because Larry wasn't playing — he was in those ankle casts. I don't think anybody really believed we were a championship team during the 1988-89 season or after that. We were just hanging on."
By the way, here are the best seasons from Bird, Person, Williams, Stipanovich, McHale, Schrempf and Perkins after the 1988-89 season:
- Bird (1989-90): 24.3 points, 9.5 rebounds, 7.5 assists, 47.3 FG%, 33.3 3-PT FG%, 93.0 FT%
- Person (1989-90): 19.7 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 48.7 FG%, 37.2 3-PT FG%, 78.1 FT%
- Williams (1990-91): 12.5 points, 6.0 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 1.5 blocks, 50.7 FG%, 63.8 FT%
- Stipanovich: never played after the 1987-88 season (injury)
- McHale (1989-90): 20.9 points, 8.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.9 blocks, 54.9 FG%, 89.3 FT%
- Schrempf (1992-93): 19.2 points, 6.2 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 52.3 FG%, 51.4 3-PT FG%, 83.9 FT%
- Perkins (1991-92): 16.5 points, 8.8 rebounds, 2.2 assists, 1.0 blocks, 45.0 FG%, 81.7 FT%
If it were me, with the benefit of hindsight, there's no way I would've traded Bird for that package during the 1988-89 season. McHale? Well, that's a different story.
|Doc Rivers and Paul Pierce know this West Coast trip is big
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Every year, Doc Rivers takes a look at the schedule and he has the chance – along with the team – to petition the league for a change or two. And without fail, it always seems the Celtics try to get part of their two West Coast trips altered to help with rest on the road.
Last summer, he took one look at late January and thought to himself the first trip out West will be a real bear. They start Thursday in Portland, playing one day later – and one time zone backward – in Phoenix. Then they play an afternoon game 36 hours later back in LA against the Lakers before wrapping up next Wednesday in Sacramento.
Sure, they're bonding experiences for the team but a little more time bonding and a little more rest would certainly be appreciated.
"I don't really look forward to them but I know they're coming," Rivers said. "It'll be a good one for us, tough teams, all tough in their buildings. The only thing I don't like about this trip is the travel in games so quickly. Traveling to Portland and playing a game the next day is brutal.
"And then you fly backwards to Phoenix where you lose an hour and then you play LA in a one o'clock game. That's a lot of games. We get our schedules before the season starts, before [public] gets them. We have a chance to change games. This is one trip we actually really tried to get changed. We just wanted another day. They said, 'No.'"
Last season when the Celtics went out West in February to play the Kings, Lakers and Trail Blazers, they swept all three games before losing at Denver in the finale. Now, starting Thursday at the Rose Garden in Portland, they will play those three teams again with a trip to Phoenix thrown in as the second game of the four-game swing. Read the rest of this entry »
|Fast Break: Perkins, Celtics hand Cavs 18th straight loss
|01.25.11 at 9:55 pm ET
In his first action since Game 6 of the 2010 NBA Finals, Kendrick Perkins came off the bench to a standing ovation and contributed seven points and six rebounds in just over 17 minutes during a 112-95 blowout of the Cavaliers Tuesday night in Boston.
The Celtics (34-10) projected Perkins would play 12-15 minutes in his return, but he exceeded expectations all night. Of course, it helped that the C's were playing Cleveland (8-37), losers of 18 straight.
Paul Pierce netted 24 points in just 23:58 on the floor. Shortly after coming down awkwardly on a shot attempt and moving gingerly on his right leg up and down the floor a few times, he exited the game with 5:30 remaining in the third quarter.
Ray Allen knocked down a trio of 3-pointers to close the game to 20 between he and Reggie Miller for the NBA's all-time 3-point record.
Perk's return: Even in a rusty 15 minutes a night, Perkins makes a huge difference in the Celtics lineup — especially with both Shaquille and Jermaine O'Neal sidelined with leg injuries and the team in desperate need of big bodies.
Just under four minutes into the game, with starter Semih Erden picking up his second foul in the first 3:58, the Celtics turned to Perkins. And 35 seconds later, after a standing ovation, Perkins proved himself, converting a layup plus the foul. He ran the floor and hit the boards hard on both ends of the floor — a cruel reminder of what might have been had he played Game 7 of the finals last season.
Pierce starts fierce: Playing the entire first quarter, Pierce knocked down 6-of-8 shots to score 17 of the team's 34 points in the opening 12 minutes. During that span, he also exchanged words with Cleveland's Joey Graham, whoever that is.
The Celtics captain scored 24 points by halftime and left the game midway through the third quarter. He stayed on the bench for the rest of the game, without treatment, so there should be little concern about his slight limp before his exit.
The bench showed up: Given his recent struggles, the Celtics had to be pleased to see Nate Robinson knock down 3-of-8 3-point attempts. He led the charge, as the C's got at least seven points from all five available guys off the bench (including Perkins). Glen Davis (11 points) and Von Wafer (10) also reached double figures.
Their collective performance allowed Doc Rivers to rest Pierce, Allen (25:16) and Kevin Garnett (17:45) — although, in somewhat of a strange move, Rajon Rondo played almost 44 minutes.
Slow start on defense: Allowing the worst team in the league to score 26 first-quarter points and shoot 53 percent from the field for the opening 12 minutes isn't what the Celtics were looking for when they welcomed the Cavaliers to town.
Cleveland actually owned a 23-21 lead late in the first quarter. It took a 21-5 that stretched into the middle of the second quarter for the Celtics to take control.
'Big Baby' not a happy camper: When Glen Davis picked up his second foul with seven minutes to play in the half, he let his frustration be known as he returned to the bench. After he was whistled for a third personal a few minutes later, the referees heard it from louder this time — as he picked up a technical, too.
Not much: When the game is in control from the early portion of the second quarter on, and the Celtics cruised to victory, it'd be nitpicking to find too much wrong with their effort … other than Pierce's rendition of Enrique Iglesias' "I Like It" on the Jumbotron. Then again, Enrique Iglesias' version isn't much better.
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The headset microphone is a favorite tool of corporate presenters, motivational speakers, aerobics instructors—the peppy, the positive, people who "stay on message" and want you to "hang in there." But it's put to a more complicated use in Sasha Petrenko's hands. "It makes me think of TED talks, an expert who has it all figured out. But the more I learn, the less I know, and I realize I might just be better off not knowing."
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I'm on At&t, stock Kit Kat, and stock before that I sometimes get a little icon with a caution sign when a friend on Sprint uses his Samsung to send me a pic. It didn't happen all the time.
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I tried installing one of my favorite apps, GOsms and had no success, and had different results on and off wifi. Mobile data is enabled, all that jazz. I mean it just works when it wants to. I can't find the option of clearing out text data like I use to do in 2.3, so idk if that would be the problem. I did erase a few of my large threads I had though, no help.
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I often study the England + Wales top 1000 lists to compile lists of my favourites, and I have come across some very odd names LOL. I like some, but I'm not sure if they're adorable or weird? What do you think? BTW these are ALL girls names.
Beau - #169
Frankie - #173
Zuzanna - #185
Skyla - #198
Georgie - #202
Esmae - #274
Jorgie - #281
Alicja - #292
Sapphire - #362
Tulisa - #375
Tayla - #390
Lilah - #397
Ameera - #423
Myah - #440
Jorja - #443
Kacie - #465
Princess - #465
Saffron - #468
Alba - #483
Frances - #493
Blossom - #503
Coco - #514
Harley - #519
Precious - #536
Arissa - #614
Ocean - #635
Chanel - #639
Harlow - #647
Stevie - #663
Indiana - #679
Dolcie - #731
Meadow - #738
Emmanuella - #779 (Actual spelling)
Mylee - #789
Shayla - #789
Aleesha - #801
Wren - #812
Mariyah - #844
Remi - #902
Romy - #902
Emeli - #916 (after Emeli Sande)
Mazie - #934
Peggy - #934
Divine - #975
Maariyah - #998
Ronnie - #998
the numbers beside them are their rankings in 2012.♕ H & J ♔ ~ 07.07.18
Makayla ♕ Madison ♕ Lauren ♕ Desiree // Daniel ♔ Aaron ♔ Michael ♔ Patrick
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I have a friend name Mariyah and I think that is the muslim version of Mary (I may be wrong but it is something along those lines)...
I also know an Ameera of Indian descent
Beau as a girl name?
Esmée (original female spelling) is in the 200s in popularity so it makes sense the english spelling of Esmae would be there. Esmée is a really popular name in other parts of Europe.
Seeing Princess on the list makes me more empathetic to the British supermodel Jordan naming her daughter Princess... I still think many bad things about this name, but at least it is a common name in her country. I think Precious is along the same lines as Princess for me.
Blossom also deserves honorable mention as I do still think of the Powerpuff Girl.
I've also met an Ocean before
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Beau is actually more common for girls than boys there! I actually want to give the members of the Pink Beau team a lesson in French so they realise they're naming their daughter a man's name, and the name they're searching for is Belle. I'm torn on Blossom, I want to love it, but can't. Oceana or Oceane or Oceania I like, Ocean I don't. It's also so hard to tell if they're kreeativ spellings or actual cultural ones tbh!♕ H & J ♔ ~ 07.07.18
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Beau but for a boy. I totally agree that they are looking for Belle.
I googled Mariyah and it is the name of the concubine of a muslim prophet.
Divine doesn't bother me that much as it reminds me of Destiny which is a fairly common enough name (Destiny is even Miley Cyrus' birth name).
Blossom I really could support as a middle name. I heard some weird names growing up (like Qu'3zi@h... a creative spelling of Kezia) and honestly what mattered to me more is how well the person wore the name. I think Blossom is miles ahead of Princess and Precious, it at least relates to a flower. They also apparently had a sitcom in the 90s where the title character was names Blossom. Everyone has that one name they love but are not sure if it would play off on a real child.
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Divine I think I'm slightly ok with because I know a Daveena (although I don't like her...). I sadly can't use Beau, as my cousin took it about 23 years ago for her son, and....long story short, he's not someone you'd want your son sharing a name with. Blossom is like Snowdrop or Bluebell for me. Not an excellent first name choice, but a gorgeous, cute, and wonderful nickname!
Precious and Princess though....entirely different story. To me, that'd be like naming your child Tripp or Fall. (Yes, I know a girl who was named Autumn, then somewhere her name became legally changed to Fall)♕ H & J ♔ ~ 07.07.18
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I also found that I was much more tired than usual. The extreme fatigue was similar to the tiredness I experienced when I was pregnant. I had a "brain fog" - I was finding it really hard to concentrate on even very simple tasks. I usually rely on my evenings to finish off work, sort out the washing, tidy the house and cook for my children. These tasks were all not being done as I was finding that I needed to go to bed much earlier than I used to because I was so tired and fatigued.
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It was only then that the penny dropped - I realised that I hadn't actually had a period for several months. I am 45 years old and although perimenopausal symptoms can often occur from 45, I just wasn't expecting them to happen to me.
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A bird flies around, takes a few shits, the shit turns into land and, voilà, the world is created.
That may sound like a summary of a terrible animated short or a 1970s acid trip, but it's simply my poorly hyper-abridged version of one of many truly beautiful Chukchi folk tales that mark the beginning of time and man in Yuri Rytkheu's The Chukchi Bible. Here's the real version:
A raven was flying over an expanse. From time to time he slowed his flight and scattered his droppings. Wherever solid matter fell, a land mass appeared; wherever liquid fell became rivers and lakes, puddles and rivulets. Sometimes First Bird's excrements mingled together, and this created the tundra marshes. The hardest of the Raven's droppings served as the building blocks for scree slopes, mountains, and craggy cliffs.
There's just something amazing about folk tales. I grew up with them as bedtime stories and have had a soft spot for them ever since, even preferring them to all things Disney. See, I find fairy tales lack that realistic nitty-gritty and hometown hero charm only a culture-specific folk tale can evoke. "Folk tales" focus on specific aspects of a culture, its values and history, whereas "fairy tales" are mostly about dwarves, princes hooking up with princesses, and evil queens getting tossed into canyons. While both forms of story telling are meant to entertain, folk tales are better in regard to educating and reminding us where we come from. And The Chukchi Bible has no shortage of heroes, culture, reality and that delicious nitty-gritty that makes stories like this all the more tangible.
Author Yuri Rytkheu (1930-2008) is considered the "father of Chukchi literature"—though the title should probably be more along the lines of "only Chukchi literary figure"—and during his lifetime, published several novels and collections of short stories and poetry. Only a few of his works have been translated into English, the most recent preceding The Chukchi Bible being A Dream in Polar Fog (Archipelago Books, 2006). Rytkheu was born and grew up in the coastal village of Uelen, which is located in the Chukotka region of Russia and is the country's eastern most settlement. While his previous works have been fictional, The Chukchi Bible is a hybrid of legend and hard fact. In a short introduction Rytkheu explains, "The book is not just the story of my lineage, and not just the story of our clan, but also the genealogy and the root of all my books."
The first part of The Chukchi Bible is a crash-course in the Chukchi way of life—something that is so far removed from anything I've personally known or understood that it took some getting used to. Harpooning whales and spearing seals for food and clothing, washing their faces with urine to improve complexion, accommodating a guest by letting him sleep with your wife or daughter . . . Rytkheu's writing and vivid imagery brings out the best and worst, the most common and most abnormal of the life on the Arctic coast. What I mean by this is that, while the customs, actions and lifestyles described are initially shocking, I was eventually able to understand that it was simply the way things were done; out of a necessity for survival and a respect for one's culture.
The second part of the book starts with the birth of Rytkheu's grandfather, Mletkin. Once the book moves into Mletkin's life, the imagery and tone of the narrative take on a more personal feeling:
Mletkin always had a particular, not to say unnatural, curiosity about death. Whenever it fell to him to assist Kalyantagrau in helping someone to die, he would peer intently into the dying one's face, and each time he was just as astonished at how little the dead person resembled the living one. Oh, on the outside, the two were similar enough. But only on the outside. It was strikingly apparent that something internal and imperceptible was disappearing, something invisible but so essential that the body of the deceased suddenly seemed so more than a covering, the outer clothing of the person who had now passed into the unfathomable beyond.
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However, it's hard to label the entirety of Rytkheu's work purely as fiction. The Chukchi Bible is a record of how and what the Chukchi hunted, what they ate, what they wore, how they named their children, claimed their spouses, and how their culture was slowly but surely upended by both Russian and American influences. And yet it focuses on Rytkheu's own family and is a kind of homage to his grandfather, Mletkin, the last shaman of the coastal Siberian village of Uelen. This historical account of the Chukchi people and the author's roots is lush with mystic elements of Chukchi folk culture. Biography, history, fantasy—it's a three-in-one deal. Rytkheu moves smoothly from one genre to another in a conversational, educational, but never boring manner.
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Tensions ran high on Tuesday at one polling location in Calallen.
First there was a complaint over having to show a photo ID, and then a partisan spat broke out, all at the River Hills Baptist Church off 624.
There was such a concern about what was going on at the polling station that elections administrator Diana Barrera showed up, as did the head of the local Democrats, and there were a few words exchanged.
"If there is somebody that's not let to vote, then I'm going to go in there and make sure they're going to be able to vote," Nueces County Democrat Chairman Joseph Ramirez said. "I don't know if they're Democrat or Republican. They're here at River Hills. I'm assuming they're Republican, but it's their right to vote, and I'm going to make sure it goes on, because from the beginning, Diana, we've been getting complaints everywhere that you guys have been asking for ID's everywhere. Everywhere."
Ramirez was speaking with Barrera about a voter ID incident there at the polling place. It seemed that the matter was settled. What had happened was that a women claimed that election officials told her she needed to show her driver's license, since she didn't have her voter registration card.
Officials said that they did tell her there were a handful of other ways to show legal proof of ID, but when Ramirez showed up with NAACP President Terry Mills to look into the incident, someone came outside and asked him why people like him were always trying to stir up trouble. That didn't help matters, and escalated tensions.
Then, all of a sudden, the election judge came outside and started taking pictures of Terry Mills and his sport utility vehicle. Diana Barrera had to go and admonish the judge, and get her to go back inside and handle the election.
"Well it seems that it's become a partisan thing, and we're trying to get it resolved as well, too," Barrera said.
"And what's up with her taking pictures? I don't know, and shouldn't she be, she should be inside," Ramirez said. "And we asked her to go inside the booth and re-direct her to where she needs to be, in the polling area."
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