Did this about a year ago, so I thought I would follow up! I find the regional/local name trends really interesting. Here are the baby names from the main hospitals in my community (southern US) that people publicly tagged on social media in the last few months.

Boys

Asher James

Augustus Jordan

Caden

Cole Jordan

Grayson Amir

Isaiah Ashton

Jack Anders

James Apple

Jay Madison

Levi Jameson

Lex Baker

Noah Anthony

Nolan Allen

Oliver Robert

Pierce Fox

Roo Everett [yes, Roo is the full first name]

Samir

TaJon Khalil

William Beckett

William Edward

William Frederick

Girls

Ava Lynn

Avery Lynette

Chloe Ann

Emerson Kaydence

Emilia Anne

Gabrielle Elise

Laiken Paige

Lainey Jean

Lucille Marie

Maya June

Mila & Haven (twins)

Noemi Elena

Parker Madeleine

Penelope Alma

Raleigh Maclynn

Skylar Grace

Windsor Snow

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Hi everyone,

I have a compilation of the names from over 200 babies born in our May 2020 group. I think there are some pretty fantastic ones in here, so I’m really excited to share.

List is below, but here are a few interesting stats:

• most common first name for girls was Eleanor (3)
• most common first name for boys was a tie between Alexander (3), Oliver (3), and Luca/Luka (3)
• most common middle names for girls were Jane (4), Catherine/Katherine (4), Rose (3), and Mae/May (4)
• most common middle name for boys was James (10!), followed by Felix (2)

Girls

Addison Cynthia

Adriel Eli Bee

Annika Jane

Alice Katherine

Arwen [mn is mother's MN]

Audrey Sophie

Auri Vivian

Ava Elise

Avalon Kathleen Lourdes

Avery Jade

Ayla Grace

Ayla Saliha

Blair Eveline [sibling to Amelia Jeanne]

Brenda

Cora Jane

Della Rose

Edith Rose

Eleanor April

Eleanor Louise

Eleanor May

Elisa Maya Evy

Elizabeth Arwen

Eloise Danger

Emiko Jane

Emily Joan

Esther Crystal

Evangeline Clara

Evelyn Catherine

Francesca Isadora

Frankie Violet

Freya Meng

Freyja Marie

Gabrielle Delaney

Harper Marie

Holland Dawn

Isla Mae

Ivy Jane

Ivy Raine

Jane Catherine

Kate Madison

Laney Carter

Leah Rose

Lena Quinn

Lilian Hope

Lily Mae

Lily Michelle

Lyra

Madeline Josephine

Maeve

Maeve Geraldine

Marceline Marie

Maren Elizabeth

Marit Clark

Margaret Williams (mother's MN)

Margo Islay

Mariella Annabelle

Nancy June

Nora Kat

Nova-Pearl Andromeda

Olive Estelle

Olivia Ruth

Oona Button

Penelope Victoria

Penelope Violet

Rachel Elizabeth

Rayna Maelene

Rosalyn Harper

Rowan

Rowan Marie

Ryan Autumn

Saoirse Pauline Catherine Theresa

Serena Lillian

Solar Lyda Rebecca

Sophia Charlotte

Sophia Michelle

Sophie Michelle

Susannah

Sylvie

Vera Lee

Violet Anya

Violet Caroline

Yoomin Mae

Zoe Kathleen [sibling to Amelia Anne]

Boys

Adrian Felix

Alaric James

Alexander David

Alexander Dev

Alexander Ellis [sibling to Sophia Nichole]

Andrew William

Arlo Kai

Arthur Owen

Ashton William

Asher Paul

Axel Jonas

Brock James

Caden Garrett

Caleb Jon

Cason Troy

Charles (Charlie Boy) Martin [sibling to Zachary (Zack Attack) David]

Charles (Charlie) Oliver

Charlie Jo

Christopher (Kit) Arthur [sibling to Aphra Patricia Sonia]

Christopher Dean

Clark Stephen

Colin John

Cormac James

Desmond

Desmond (Des, DJ, Monty) John Montgomery

Edward (Teddy) Christopher David

Elias Adam

Elijah Nicholas

Ethan Michael [sibling to Clare Marie]

Ethan

College hoops game by game analysis Tuesday morning 3/9

Miami at Pitt

So since this is only a two game slate, I figured I’d give you guys the game by game. If I did my normal top picks, I would end up picking more than half of the player pool. Let's start with Miami. This team is forced to run an ultra tight rotation because of injuries, which is great for DFS. Miami is a pretty terrible team. They are inefficient as hell, offensively and defensively. But a few of these guys will get there on volume. Isaiah Wong is Miami’s usage leader. He’s going to play plenty of minutes and get up a ton of shots. He’s used some in the periphery too. Wong had a bad game their last time out so I would figure he’s going to bring it in this matchup. At 7.5K he is certainly reasonably priced. Some of the other guys that will play every minute are Kameron McGusty, Elijah Olyiani, Nysier Brooks and Anthony Walker. Of these players McGusty has the highest usage rate followed closely by Anthony Walker. That is reflected by price. Brooks has the worst rates of the bunch, but he is the cheapest. Mcgusty has the best assist rate too, which is worth noting. He’s also coming off the game of his life. All these guys are in play because of their minutes, but McGusty is the best play. If you are looking for a cheap attachment, Brooks and Olyiani should be fine. There is nobody else on Miami worth mentioning. On Pitt, we have one usage monster in Justin Champagnie surrounded by a bunch of scrubs. Surprisingly, Champagnie’s usage rate isn’t as high as I expected. He ranks 415 in the country. But I’m sure it’s grown since the departures of Xavier Johnson and Toney. He does have a monster rebound and shot rate, so he is certainly in play at a fair price of 9.2K. We should have some value on BC so I think we can get to Champagnie. The rest of this team is kind of a mess. They seem to be content adjusting their rotation game by game, which isn’t great for us. Ithiel Horton should start, but his usage is bad and he’s been playing especially bad lately, so I don’t think his minutes are very secure. Both Nike Sibande and Femi Odukale have good usage rates at 19% and they should have to play a ton. They are both priced up from when we last saw them on a slate, but they are still cheap enough that they are good plays. Terrell Brown has started the last 3 games, but his minutes have dipped. If you think his minutes spike here, he is a great value at 3.8K, but you are taking on risk with him. Hort

I would have a daughter

But Bill kept the Windows

True story; it even happened last night. My 5-year-old son walks up behind me and out of the blue says, "hey."

I turn to him and say, "yeah, kiddo? What's up?"

He responds, "it's dead grass."

I'm really confused and trying to figure out what's wrong and what he wants from me. "What? There's dead grass? What's wrong with that?"

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He says, totally straight-faced, "hay is dead grass," and runs off.

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It's been a chaotic year, but you still turned up and turned out for our annually end of year votes!

No need for a preface, let's get to it! Here are the official results!

Class A Awards

Overall Man of the Year 2020

RAW Man of the Year

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Smackdown Live Man of the Year

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NXT Man of the Year

He replied, "Well, stop going to those places then!"

I will find you. You have my Word.

She said how do you know he was headed to work?

“thank you for your cervix.”

Made me smile

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Excluding Biden presidency, as they have not yet been confirmed.

• Abraham
• Alan
• Albert
• Alexander
• Alexis (woman)
• Andrew
• Ann (woman)
• Anthony
• Arthur
• Ashton
• Bainbridge
• Barbara (woman)
• Benjamin
• Bob
• Brock
• Bruce
• Carter
• Caspar
• Cecil
• Chad
• Charles
• Christian
• Clark
• Claude
• Clayton
• Clifford
• Clinton
• Cordell
• Cyrus
• Dan
• David
• Dean
• Denis
• Donald
• Donna (woman)
• Douglas
• Dwight
• Earl
• Edward
• Edwin
• Elaine (woman)
• Elihu
• Elisabeth (woman)
• Elizabeth (woman)
• Elliot
• Eric
• Ernest
• Ethan
• Eugene
• Ezra
• Federico
• Frances (woman)
• Francis
• Frank
• Franklin
• Frederick
• George
• Gina (woman)
• Griffin
• Harlan
• Harry
• Hazel (woman)
• Henry
• Herbert
• Hillary (woman)
• Homer
• Howard
• Hubert
• Jack
• Jacob
• James
• Janet (woman)
• Jason
• Jeffrey
• Jeh
• Jesse
• John
• Josephus
• Joshua
• Jovita (woman)
• Juanita (woman)
• Julián
• Kenneth
• Lamar
• Lauro
• Lawrence
• Les
• Leslie
• Lewis
• Lindley
• Lloyd
• Loretta (woman)
• Luke
• Lyman
• Lynn (woman)
• Madeleine (woman)
• Malcolm
• Manuel
• Margaret (woman)
• Maria (woman)
• Marion
• Maurice
• Melvin
• Mickey
• Mike
• Neil
• Newton
• Nicholas
• Ogden
• Oscar
• Otis
• Oveta (woman)
• Patricia (woman)
• Patrick
• Paul
• Penny (woman)
• Philander
• Ramsey
• Ray
• Raymond
• Richard
• Robert
• Rodney
• Rogers
• Roy
• Russ
• Sally (woman)
• Samantha (woman)
• Shaun
• Shirley (woman)
• Sinclair
• Sonny
• Stewart
• Susan (woman)
• Sylvia (woman)
• Terrel
• Togo
• Tom
• Truman
• Victor
• Walter
• Warren
• Wilbur
• William

I said, “That makes two of us.”