#william gregory bartholomew

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Some quick headshot designs I did for human and ghost characters!

also my design for William's partner <3 they're horrible <3333

[deathless--aphrodite]

Jaime + Brienne + unbidden

Jaime I, AFFC / Jenny Xie, Distance Sickness / George Cochran Lambdin, The Consecration / Brienne II, AFFC / Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, Memory of One Day in a Kitchen / John Bauer, If someone else cries when you laugh then you will have your tears back / Jaime I, ADWD / Jack Gilbert, The Sixth Meditation: Faces of God / Anne-Louis Girodet, The Funeral of Atala / Brienne III, AFFC / Audre Lorde, Movement Song / Richard Bergh, Nordic summer’s evening / Jaime I, AFFC / Sally Rooney, Normal People / John Everett Millais, Huguenot lovers on St. Bartholomew’s Day / Brienne VIII, AFFC / Arundhati Roy, The End of Imagination / Gregory Hildebrandt, My Thanks To You / Jaime VI, ASOS / Frank Bidart, To The Dead / William Hatherall, The Battle Between King Arthur and Sir Mordred

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"You mean you can’t take less,” said the Hatter: "It’s very easy to take more than nothing.

What Is Your Heart's Truest Desire?

》 Ai Nakama - Fruit Carver [written by June]

》 Betrys Pembroke - Combinatorialist [written by Pilot]

》 Billie King - Chess Grandmaster [written by Rocket/Corey]

》 Dani Lopez - Ocean Lifeguard [written by Maya]

》 Elvinia Healy - Lepidopterist [written by Star]

》 Haruka Sugiyama - Ult. Liar [written by Rich]

》 Kaneyoshi Kanemaru - Actor [written by Aly]

》 Kenzou Mochizuki - Editor [written by Hes/Froggy]

》 Mars - Ukulele Cover Artist [written by Reed]

》 Mimosa Caro - Ult. Gardener [written by Purin]

》 Naoki Kamiyama - Ult. Fortune Teller [written by Ouphe]

》 Quang Minh Nguyen - Ult. Ikebanist [written by Lila]

》 Shining☆Justice - Ult. Hero [written by Spencer]

》 Sori Otonashi - Street Artist [written by Rei]

》 Terry Seaver - Ult. Marine Biologist [written by Ava]

》 Tomoe Oniyakshashi - Ult. Warrior [written by Exalt]

》 Tomomi Arima - Thriller Novelist [written by Aster]

》 Veronica Eloise van Hulle - Royal Advisor [written by Dao]

》 William Gregory Bartholomew - Period Drama Actor [written by Gum]

》 Yvonne Morozov - Silver Smith [written by Shrimps]

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1 thru 15 of those asks for bartholomew? :3c

Connor out here ALWAYS comin' in clutch when i beg to talk about ocs jwehbfjewbfewjbfwehj

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What’s the lie your character says most often?

mostly that he's unbothered by what people say about him. he's bothered. he killed about it once lmao

How loosely or strictly do they use the word ‘friend’?

very loosely, these days !! anyone can be a friend if he likes them enough. Bartholomew is very friendly

How often do they show their genuine emotions to others versus just the audience knowing?

Bartholomew, while friendly, is incredibly good at faking his emotions. there's a lot of violence in him that he pushes down, but the audience is distinctly aware of it. others though? they think he can't hurt a fly

What’s a hobby they used to have that they miss?

painting -- Bartholomew used to be an amateur painter, but he dropped it when he got too busy during college, and never found the chance to start it up again

Can they cry on command? If so, what do they think about to make it happen?

oh, yes ! Bartholomew fucks at crying on command. he usually thinks about Elizabeth and Gregory :/

What’s their favorite [insert anything] that they’ve never recommended to anyone before?

i'm sorry but he really likes pineapple on pizza 😔 he picks the pineapples off and eats them first, and then the rest of the pizza

What would you (mun) yell in the middle of a crowd to find them? What would their best friend and/or romantic partner yell?

i would yell something about his kids. like -- "MICHAEL'S CLIMBING ON SOMETHING DANGEROUS" or smth. anyone else would say smth like "THE AFTONS DESERVE WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM"

How loose is their use of the phrase ‘I love you’?

he'll say it to anyone close to him. William, Michael, Gaia, Marmalade, Mandy, Henry, Oleander, Scrap -- anyone. he's got plenty of love to go around

Do they give tough love or gentle love most often? Which do they prefer to receive?

GENTLE LOVE. Bartholomew is an incredibly gentle parent and lover, as his family means a lot to him. he also prefers gentle love towards himself.

What fact do they excitedly tell everyone about at every opportunity?

that one of his kids is a hot pink bunny girl wehjfbewjhfwebjfewhb

If someone was impersonating them, what would friends / family ask or do to tell the difference?

William would ask what Gaia's deadname is. if one of them actually says it, rather than refusing, that's the fake. Michael would just throw himself at both, and the one that catches him is real.

What’s something that makes them laugh every single time? Be specific!

god. dad jokes. he's such a fucking sucker for dad jokes. even if HE makes the joke he's still giggling. doesn't matter how bad it is, Bartholomew is laughing at that shit

When do they fake a smile? How often?

he only fakes his smiles when he feels like he has too, which was more common in high school but not so much in his adulthood

How do they put out a candle?

he blows it out. fucking that fancy shit. sometimes he puts it out with his fingers, but he only started doing that after watching prometheus, bc of David 8

What’s the most obvious difference between their behavior at home, at work, at school, with friends, and when they’re alone?

at home: fun, open, willing to wrestle with his kids IMMEDIATELY, happier

at work: he works from home lol

at school: he was very closed off and snarky at school, both grade school and university

with friends: similar to how he is at home

alone: quiet, but comfortably so

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hello everyone! i am finally back with a new name list, i hope you enjoy it and find it usefull!

[ disclaimer: my sincere apologies if there are any spelling/meaning/origin mistakes in any of my name lists, i am by no means a professional in this area, i just like creating lists to help aid storytellers. i do try my best to find each name’s corresponding origin/meaning/spelling but i am a human who is prone to make the odd mistake. p.s, i take requests! ]

Female

Adalina - German derived - Noble 

Adelaide - English - Noble natured 

Adrianna - Latin - Person from Hadria 

Aishwarya - Sanskrit - Wealth, prosperity 

Alethea - Greek - Truth

Alexandria - Greek derived - Feminine form of Alexandros, defender of men

Alexandrina - Greek derived - Feminine form of Alexandros, defender of men

Alianora - Unknown - Unknown

Amaryllis - Greek - Sparkle, shine

Anastasia - Greek - Ressurection

Anastazja - Polish - Reborn 

Angelina - Greek - Messenger

Angelique - Latin - Messenger of God

Annabella - Italian - Loving

Annabelle - English - Favoured grace

Annalisa - Latin - Graced with God’s bounty

Annamaria - Italian/French/German - Bitter, grace

Anneliese - Latin - Graced with God’s bounty

Antoinetta - Latin - Praiseworthy

Antoinette - French - Priceless one

Antonella - Italian - First born

Antonia - Italian - Priceless, praiseworthy, beautiful

Antonina - Spanish - Priceless, highly esteemed

Arabella - Latin - Yielding to prayer

Araceli - Latin - Altar of heaven, heavenly homemaker

Araminta - English - Prayer, protection

Arianna - Greek/Italian - Most holy

 Ariella - Hebrew - Lion of God

Aubrianna - German - Elf

Augusta - Latin - Great, magnificent

Augustina - Latin - The exalted one

Avabella - Hebrew - My God is an oath

Avalina - English - Little bird

Avianna - Latin - Birdlike

Avrielle - Unknown - Unknown

Bathilda - Germanic/Norse - Battle

Benedetta - Latin/Spanish - Blessed

Benedicta - Latin - Blessed

Bernadetta - French - Brave Bear

Bernadette - French - Brave Bear

Busarakham - Thai - Yellow Sapphire

Cairistonia - Unknown - Unknown

Calliope - Greek - Beautifully voiced

Candelaria - Spanish - Candle

Carlotta - Italian - Free man

Carolina - Latin/French - Free man

Cassandra - Greek - The one who shines & excels over men

Cassiopeia - Greek - Unknown

Catalina - Spanish - Pure

Celestina - Spanish/Italian - Heavenly

Celestine - Latin - Heavenly

Charlotta - French/German - Manly

Charlotte - French - Free man

Chrysanthemum - Greek - Gold flower

Cleobella - Unknown - Unknown

Cleopatra - Greek - Glory of her father

Cordelia - Welsh - Jewel of the sea

Corinthia - Greek - Woman of Corinth 

Cressida - Greek - Gold 

Daniella - Latin/Hebrew - God is my judge 

Dayanara - Spanish - Forceful 

Debbonaire - French - Good natured 

Deianira - Greek - Man destroyer 

Delphina - Greek - Woman from Delphi 

Demetria - Greek - Follower of Demeter 

Desdemona - Greek - Misery, unlucky 

Dolores - Latin - Sorrowful 

Dominica - French/Latin - Lord

Dominique - French/Latin - Lord

Donatella - Italian - Gift of God

Dulcinea - Spanish - Sweetness

Ekaterina - Russian/Bulgarian - Pure

Eleanora - Greek - Sun ray

Elenora - Greek - Sun ray

Elisabet - Scandinavian - Pledged to God

Elisabetta - Italian - Pledged to God

Elizabella - Spanish - God is my oath

Elizabeth - Hebrew - My God is an oath

Elizaveta - Russian - God is my oath

Elladora - Greek - A gift sent from heaven, one who is filled with light

Emmanuella - Hebrew - God is with us

Emmeline - French/German - Work

Esmerelda - Spanish - Emerald

Esperanza - Spanish - Hope

Estefania - Spanish/Greek - Crown, garland

Eulalia - Greek - Well-spoken

Evalina - Latin - Desired

Evangelina - Latin - Gospel

Evangeline - Latin - Gospel

Evelyna - Unknown - Unknown

Fatehmeh - Arabic - Captivating, woman who abstains

Federica - Italian - Peaceful ruler

Felicity - Latin - Happiness

Fernanda - Portuguese/Spanish/Italian - Bold voyager

Fiorella - Italian - Little flower

Francesca - Italian - From France

Frederica - German/English - Peaceful ruler

Gabriella - Spanish/Italian - God is my strength

Galatea - Greek - She who is milk-white

Galilea - Italian/Hebrew - Born in Galilee

Gayatari - Sanskrit - Goddess

Geneva - French - Juniper tree

Genevieve - Celtic/French/German - White wave

Georgetta - French/Greek/Latin - Farmer

Georgianna - Catalan/English/Greek/Romanian - Farmer

Georgina - Greek - Farmer

Giovanetta - Unknown - Unknown

Giullietta - Italian/Latin - Youthful

Gwendolyn - Welsh - White ring

Helena - Greek - Shining light

Henrietta - French/English - Estate ruler

Hydrangea - Greek/Latin - Water vessel

Ingeborg - Norse - Stronghold, protection

Isabella - Italian - God is my abundance

Isabellina - Portuguese - My god is a vow

Isadora - Greek - Gift of Isis

Itzayana - Mayan - Gift of God

Jacqueline - French - Supplanter

Jaganmata - Hindu - Mother of the world

Jasmina - French/Persian - God’s gift

Jessamina - Persian - Gift of God

Jessamine - Persian - Gift of God

Josephina - Hebrew - Jehovah increases

Julianna - Latin - Youthful

Julietta - Italian/Latin - Youthful

Katerina - Greek - Pure

Katherine - Greek - Pure

Kathleen - Irish/Greek - Pure

Laurentia - Latin - From Laurentium

Leocadia - Spanish - Splendid brightness

Leonora - Greek - Compassion, light

Liliana - Spanish/Italian - Lily, flower

Liliosa - Spanish - Lily, flower

Louisiana - German - Famous warrior

Luciana - Latin - Light

Lucinda - Latin - Light

Maddelena - Italian - Woman from Magdala

Magdalena - Greek - Woman from Magdala

Magnolia - Latin - Magnol’s flower

Marcelina - Latin - Dedicated to Mars

Marceline - Latin - Dedicated to Mars

Margaery - French - Pearl

Margaretha - Greek/Latin - Pearl, margarita

Marguerita - Greek - Pearl

Marguerite - French - Pearl

Mariana - Spanish - Grace, drop of the sea

Mariella - Latin/Dutch - Star of the sea

Marielle - Latin/Dutch - Star of the sea

Melania - Greek - Black, dark

Miabella - Italian - Beauty

Millicent - German - Strong in work

Mirabella - Latin - Wondrous beauty

Momilani - Hawaiian - Pearl of heaven

Montserrat - Latin - Jagged mountain

Morganna - Welsh - Sea-born

Nicoletta - Greek - People of victory

Nicolina - Greek - People of victory

Octavia - Latin - Eighth

Olivia - Latin - Olive tree

Olympia - Greek - From Mount Olympus

Onaiwah - Native American - Awake

Ophelia - Greek - Help

Penelope - Greek - Weaver

Persephone - Greek - Bringer of destruction

Petronella - Latin/Greek - Stone, rock

Petronilla - Italian/Latin - Stone, rock

Philomena - Greek - Friend of strength

Priscilla - Latin - Ancient

Raffaella - French - God has healed

Raphaela - Hebrew - God has healed

Rosabelle - Latin - Beautiful rose

Rosalina - German - Gentle horse

Samantha - Hebrew - Told by God

Santana - Spanish - Holy

Saphhira - Greek - Sapphire

Seraphina - Hebrew - Burning ones

Serenity - Latin - Peaceful

Shoshana - Hebrew - Lily, rose

Sophronia - Greek - Wise

Stellamaris - Latin - Star of the sea

Tatiana - Russian - Fairy Queen

Temperance - English - Moderation

Theodora - Greek - Gift of God

Ululani - Hawaiian - Heavenly inspiration

Valencia - Latin - Strong, healthy

Valentina - Latin - Strong, healthy

Vasilisa - Russian - Queen, Empress

Venezia - Italian - From Venice

Veronica - Latin - She who brings victory

Victoria - Latin - Victory

Violetta - Italian - Purple

Virginia - Latin - Virginal, pure

Vivienne - French - Life

Waleria - Polish - Healthy, strong

Wilhelmina - Dutch/German - Will, desire, helmet, protection

Williamina - German - Protection, resolute

Xanthippe - Greek - Yellow Horse

Yaroslava - Slavic - Fierce, glorious

Yevgeniya - Russian - Well born

Zenobia - Greek - Life of Zeus

Male

Aballach - Arthurian - Father of Modron

Abraham - Hebrew - Father of multitudes

Acacius - Greek - Thorny

Alessandro - Italian - Defender of mankind

Alexander - Latin - To ward off, defend & protect

Alexandros - Greek - Defender, protector of man

Algernon - Norman-French - Moustached man

Alistair - Scottish - Defending men

Alphonsus - Spanish/Italian - Noble & ready

Ambrose - Greek/Latin - Immortal

Ambrosius - Greek/Latin - Divine, immortal

Anderson - Greek - Son of Andrew

Antonio - Spanish/Italian - Priceless one

Archibald - Germanic - Bold, genuine

Augustus - Latin - Majestic, venerable

Aurelius - Latin - Golden

Balthasar - Greek - Bal protects the King

Barnaby - English - Young warrior

Bartholomew - Aramaic - Son of Talmai

Beauchamp - English/French - Beautiful field

Beauregard - French - Beautiful gaze

Beckett - English - Beehive

Belvidere - Italian - Beautiful to see

Benedict - Latin - Blessed

Benjamin - Hebrew - Son of the right hand

Broderick - Welsh/Irish/Norse - Son of Rhydderch, descendent of Bruadar, Ginger brother

Callahan - Irish - Descendent of Ceallachán

Caspian - Arabic - Treasure of the sea

Cassander - Spanish/Greek - Brother of heroes

Channing - English/French - Young wolf, church offical

Christian - English - Follower of Christ

Christopher - English/Greek - Bearing Christ

Cillian - Irish - War, strife, church

Cleveland - English - Cliff land

Clifford - English - Lives near the cliff

Constantine - Latin/Greek - Steadfast, constant

Constantino - Latin/Greek - Steadfast, constant

Cornelius - Latin - Horn

Dartagnan - French - From Artagnan

Dashiell - French/Scottish - Heaven, sky

Douglas - Scottish - Dark water

Elmwood - English - Forest of Elm trees

Elwood - English - Forest of Elder trees

Emerson - German - Son of Emery

Emiliano - Italian - Rival

Emmanuel - Hebrew - God is with us

Evander - Greek/Scottish - Strong man, bow warrior

Finnegan - Irish - Son of fair haired

Fiorello - Italian - Little flower

Fitzwilliam - English - Son of William

Francesco - Latin/Spanish - French man, free man

Frederick - German - Peaceful ruler

Gabriel - Hebrew - God is my strength

Grayson - English - Grey haired one

Gregory - Latin - Gregarious

Guillermo - Spanish - Resolute protector

Harrison - English - Son of Harry

Heathcliffe - English - Cliff near a heath

Henderson - Scottish - Son of Henry

Holden - English - Hollow in the valley

Humphrey - French/English - Peaceful warrior, bear cub

Hyperion - Greek - The high one

Ignatius - Latin/Etruscan - Fiery one

Jackson - English - Son of Jack

Jameson - English - Son of James

Jefferson - English - Son of Jeffrey

Jeremiah - Hebrew - Yhwh will raise

Jonathon - Hebrew - Son of Jehovah

Joshua - Hebrew - Yhwh is salvation

Kenderick - Scottish/English - Royal ruler, champion

Lancaster - English - Habitational name

Lawrence - Latin - From Laurentium

Leander - Greek - Lion man

Leonardo - Italian/Spanish/Portuguese - Strong as a Lion

Leopold - Germanic - Brave people

Lorenzo - Italian/Spanish - From Laurentium

Lysander - Greek - Liberator

Madigan - Irish - Little dog

Malachi - Hebrew - Messenger of God

Marcellus - French - Young warrior

Marmaduke - Irish/Gaelic - Follower of Maedoc, leader of the seas

Maverick - American - Independent

Maximilianus - Latin - Greatest

Maximillian - Latin - Greatest

Montgomery - French - Gomeric’s hill

Mordecai - Hebrew - Little man

Morrison - English/Scottish - Son of Morris

Muhammad - Arabic - Praised, commendable

Napoleon - Greek - Lion of the new city

Nathaniel - Greek/Hebrew - God has given

Nicholas - Greek - Victory of the people

Nicholson - English/Greek - Son of Nicholas

Octavian - Latin - Eighth

Oswald - Anglo-Saxon - Divine power, ruler

Ozymandias - Greek - Tyrant, dictator

Percival - French - Pierce the vale

Peregrine - Latin - One from abroad

Phineas - Hebrew - Oracle

Randolph - English/German - Chief-Wolf

Reginald - Latin - King

Remington - English - Place on a riverbank

Roderick - Germanic - Famous ruler

Salvatore - Italian - Savior

Santiago - Spanish/Latin - Saint James

Sebastian - Latin - Venerable

Simeon - Hebrew - To hear, to be heard

Solomon - Hebrew - Man of peace

Sullivan - Irish - Black eyed one

Sylvester - Latin - Wooded, wild

Tennyson - English - Son of Dennis

Thaddeus - Aramaic - Courageous heart

Theodore - Greek - God given

Tiberius - Latin - Of the Tiber

Tobias - Hebrew/Greek - God is good

Tristram - Welsh - Noise

Ulysses - Greek - Wrathful, hater

Valentino - Latin - Strong

Vincenzo - Italian - To conquer

Wallace - Scottish/English - Foreigner

Wellington - English - Place name

Whittaker - English - White field

William - Germanic - Strong-willed warrior

Willoughby - English - Willow farm

Xerxes - Persian - Hero among heroes

Zacchaeus - Hebrew/Greek - Pure, innocent

Zachariah - Persian/Hebrew - God remembers

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Ever listened to taz grad episode 34 and thought, “Hey those goodcastle people have such ridiculously fancy names! I want one!” Well now you can build your own with my handy dandy Goodcastle Name Generator!

Simply follow the chart rules and you too can be a knight (in absentia) to the realm of Goodcastle!

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[i.d: a purple chart of my Goodcastle Name Generator (named as such). It reads

FIRST NAME: BIRTH DATE

Wulfhid

Humphrey

Signith

Nicholas

Emeline

Anthony

Dyonisia

Leonard

Frances

Lawrence

Wilamin

Nathaniel

Wenthelen

Tobias

Catherine

Rowland

Margaret

Fitzroy

Beatrix

Reginald

Marjorie

Isabel

Bartholomew

Walter

Cecily

William

Agnes

Gregory

Scholastica

Godfrey

Geoffrey

LAST NAME PT ONE: BIRTH MONTH

JAN: Gold

FEB: Maple

MAR: Good

APR: Happy

MAY: Frumpy

JUN: Silver

JUL: Oak

AUG: Royal

SEP: Winning

OCT: Bitch

NOV: Fizzle

DEC: Apple

LAST NAME PT TWO: FAVORITE COLOR

Red- court

Orange- lip

Yellow- dance

Green- weather

Blue- pot

Purple- chance

Pink- hair

Brown- toe

Black- shine

White- won

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Nickname

Abbreviation

Proper Name

Abe

Abrm

Abel, Abraham, Absalom

Abner

Abraham

Addy, Atty

Adam

Al

Albert, Allan, Allen, Alfred

Alec, Alex, Alick, Ally

Alexander

Alf

Alfred

Andy, Andie

Andrew, Alexander

Archie

Archibald

Arnie

Arnold

Art

Arthur

Baldie

Archibald

Barnie, Barney

Barnabas

Bart

Bartholomew

Ben

Benjn

Benedict, Benjamin, Ebenezer

Benezer

Ebenezer

Bern, Bernie

Bernard

Bert, Bertie

Albert, Bertram, Cuthbert, Egbert, Halbert, Herbert, Hubert, Lambert, Osbert

Bill, Billie

Wm

William

Bob

Robt

Robert

Bram, Bramley

Abraham

Cal

Caleb

Charlie, Chuck (American)

Chas

Charles

Chris

Xian, Xopher

Christian, Christopher

Clem

Clement

Cliff

Clifford

Colin

Nicholas

Cuddie, Cuddy

Cuthbert

Cy

Cyprian, Cyril, Cyrus

Dai, Dave, Davie

David

Dan, Danny

Danl

Daniel

Dand, Dandie

Andrew

Daniel

Donald

Derick

Frederick

Des

Desmond

Dewi

David

Dick

Ricd

Richard

Dixon

Benedict

Dobb

Robert

Dod, Doddy

George

Dodge

Roger

Dom

Dominick

Don, Donnie

Dond

Donald

Donald

Daniel

Doug

Douglas

Drew

Andrew

Dump

Humphrey

Duke

Marmaduke

Eben

Ebenezer

Ed, Eddie

Edgar, Edwin

Ed, Eddie

Edwd

Edward

Ed, Eddie

Edmd

Edmund

Eli

Elliot, Elias, Elijah

Elmo

Erasmus

Eph

Ephraim

Erik

Frederick

Ern

Ernt

Ernest

Ewen

Owen

Frank, Frankie

Fras

Francis

Fred

Fredk

Alfred, Frederick

Gabe, Gaby

Gabriel

Gary, Garret, Garth

Gareth, Gerard

Ged

Jedidiah

Gene

Eugene

Geoff, Giff

Geoffrey, Jeffrey

Geo

George

Gerard

Jarrett

Gerry

Gerald, Gerard

Gervase

Jarvis, Jervise

Gib

Gilbert

Gord

Gordon

Gorry

Godfrey

Greg

Gregory

Guido

Guy

Gus

Angus, Augustus, Gustav

Hab

Herbert, Robert, Halbert

Hal

Harold, Henry

Hank (American)

Henry

Hank (English)

Hankin

Harry

Harold, Henry

Heck

Hector

Henery, Henrie

Hy

Henry

Hez

Hezekiah

Hick, Hitch

Richard

Hodge

Roger

Hobb, Hop, Hopkin

Robert

Hy (American)

Hy

Henry

Ike

Isaac

Izzy

Isadore

Jabe

Jabez

Jack

Jno

John

Jake (American)

Jacob

Jamie, Jim

Jas

James

Jarrett

Gerard

Jarvis

Gervase, Jervise

Jed

Jedidiah

Jeff

Jeffrey, Geoffrey

Jerry

Jerh

Jeremiah

Jerry

Jery

Jeremy

Jerry

Jere

Jerome

Jon

Jonn

Jonathan

Joe, Joey

Josh

Joseph, Josiah

Jock

John, or any Scotsman

Josh

Joseph, Joshua, Josiah

Ken

Kenneth

Kit

Christopher

Larry

Laurence, Lawrence

Lem

Lemuel

Len

Leonard

Leo

Leopold

Les

Leslie

Lew, Lou

Lewis, Louis

Mac

Malcolm

Manny

Emanuel, Immanuel, Manuel

Matt

Matthew

Max

Maximilian, Maxwell

Mickey, Mike, Miles

Michl

Michael

Monty

Montague

Morie

Maurice, Morris

Nab

Abel, Abraham

Nat, Nate

Nathl

Nathan, Nathaniel

Ned, Neddy

Edward

Nick

Nichs

Dominick, Nicholas

Nobb

Robert

Noll

Oliver

Norm

Norman

Numps

Humphrey

Nye

Aneurin

Owen

Ewen

Oz, Ozzie

Oswald, Oscar, Osbert, Osmund

Paddy, Pat

Patrick, or any Irishman

Perce, Percy

Percival

Perrin

Peter

Perry

Peregrine

Pete

Peter

Phil

Philip, Theophilus

Phippin, Pip

Philip

Rab, Rabbie

Robert

Rafe, Ralf, Rauf

Ralph

Randy

Randell, Randolph

Ray

Raymond

Reg, Reggie, Rex

Reginald

Rich, Rick

Rd, Ricd

Richard

Rob, Robin

Robt

Robert

Rod

Broderick, Roderick, Rodney

Rolf

Ralph

Rolley

Roland, Rowland

Ron, Ronnie

Ronald

Rory

Roderick

Rube

Reuben

Rudy

Rudolph

Russ, Rusty

Russell

Sam, Sammy

Saml

Samson, Samuel

Sacha, Sandy

Alexander

Seb

Sebastian

Sepp

Joseph

Si, Sy

Josiah

Sid, Syd

Sidney, Sydney

Sim, Sym

Simon, Symeon

Solly

Solomon

Stan

Stanley

Steve

Stephen, Steven

Stew, Stu

Stewart, Stuart

Taddy

Adam

Taffy

David, or any Welshman

Ted, Teddy

Edward, Theodore

Terry

Terence

Thad

Thadeus

Theo

Theodore

Tim, Timmy

Timothy

Toby

Tobias

Tolly

Bartholomew

Tom, Tommy Thos Thomas

Tony Anty Anthony

Val

Valentine

Vic

Victor

Vince

Vincent

Vib

Vivian

Waldo

Oswald

Wally

Wallace, Walter

Walt, Wat

Walter

Wes

Wesley

Wido

Guy

Wilf

Wilfred

Will, Willie, Wilkin Wm, Willm William, Wilbur

Zac, Zach, Zack

Isaac, Zachary

Zac, Zach, Zack Zachh, Zachs Zachariah, Zacharias

Zeb

Zebulon, Zebediah, Zebedee

Zeke

Ezakiah, Ezekiel

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Today in Christian History

Today is Saturday, May 30th, the 151st day of 2019. There are 215 days left in the year.

Today’s Highlight in History:

727: Death of Hubert, the “Apostle to the Ardennes” (a region now comprised of Northern France, Belgium, and Luxembourg).

1232: Pope Gregory IX canonizes Anthony of Padua, the “Wonder Worker.”

1416: Jerome of Prague is burned for heresy by the Council of Constance. He had been a follower of reformer Jan Hus.

1431: Joan of Arc walks to the market square in Rouen, Normandy, where she is to be burned, kneels and prays for her enemies, then mounts the pyre of wood. As the flames leap up, she asks for a cross to be held before her. Her final word is “Jesus.”

1525: Last preserved letter of Conrad Grebel, written from Zurich, to his brother-in-law Vadian, is a vigorous plea against attempts to suppress Anabaptists by fines, confiscation of property, imprisonment, or death.

1527: Philip of Hesse opens the University of Marburg.

1574: Death of King Charles IX of France, haunted by superstitious terrors because of the Huguenots he had ordered to be massacred in the infamous St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.

1639: Death of Metrophanes Kritopoulos, Orthodox patriarch of Alexandria, Egypt. His discussions with Protestants prompted him to write an exposition of Eastern Orthodox doctrine, based on the early church fathers, in an attempt to achieve Christian unity.

1756: Death at Bulstrode of Elizabeth Elstob, who had broken sex barriers to learn Anglo-Saxon. Among her translations was An English-Saxon Homily on the Birthday of St. Gregory, anciently used in the English-Saxon church, giving an account of the conversion of the English from paganism to Christianity. She had been a fervent defender of the Church of England.

1792: William Carey preaches a famous sermon on Isaiah 54:2-3, before the Baptist Association meeting in Nottingham, England, at the Friar Lane Baptist Chapel, urging his listeners to "expect great things, attempt great things."

1819: At the request of his father-in-law, Anglican bishop Reginald Heber pens the words to his missionary hymn, “From Greenland’s Icy Mountains.”

1822: A slave betrays plans for a massive uprising planned by African Methodist preacher Denmark Vesey in Charleston, South Carolina. One hundred and thirty one African Americans are arrested and Vesey’s church is closed. Some of the plotters will be executed and others deported.

1858: Ordination in Maryland of Charles Grafton as a priest in the Episcopal Church. He will found the Sisters of the Holy Nativity and later, as a bishop, will stir controversy because of his fondness for ritual and vestments.

1868: In a letter, Father Weld accepts Gerard Manley Hopkins into the Jesuits. Hopkins will work as a priest among the poor, writing, but not publishing, the poems for which he is famous today, which the world will first see after his death.

1892: Death in Lucknow, India, of Ram Chandra Bose. An ardent Christian evangelist and educator, he had written apologetics, served as a member of India’s Congress, and been a delegate to international religious conferences.

1933: Death in Boga, Congo, of African evangelist Apolo Kivebulaya.

1972: Death in prison of Watchman Nee, famed Chinese evangelist.

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HUGE book clear out - over 150 books. Most names/authors below! They're in various conditions - some are pristine, others are a bit worn, but I will provide you with pictures of any specific book you want so that you can decide. Prices vary - I’ll tell you if you message/reply (in your currency) Some books are ex-library stock bought at sales, so they contain stamps and such.

Postage costs will be calculated for it to be sent via mail, this will be included in total cost.

PLEASE NOTE, IN UK PRICES, THESE BOOKS AVERAGE 50P FOR PAPERBACK, £1 FOR HARDBACK. WE ARE SELLING REALLY CHEAP TO RAISE FUNDS TO REPAIR OUR COOKER, AND UPDATE OTHER FURNITURE PIECES BEFORE WE MOVE. Some books will be priced separately.

Books below:

Alex Connor - Memory of Bones Alice Sebold - Lucky Anchee Min - Empress Orchid (Empress Orchid #1) Andy Lane - Fire Storm (Young Sherlock Holmes #4) Angie Sage - MAGYK (Septimus Heap) Anthony Ryan - Blood Song (Raven's Shadow #1) Ann Cleeves - Hidden Depths Anne Pellowski - Winding Valley Farm Arthur Golden - Memoirs of a Geisha Beverly Barton - The Murder Game (Griffin Powell #8) Bob Servant - Delete This At Your Peril: The Bob Servant Emails Brandon Sanderson - The Alloy of Law (Mistborn #4) Brian Freeman - Immoral Carol Smith - Without Warning Chris Carter - The Crucifix Killer (Robert Hunter #1) Elizabeth Chadwick - Shadows and Strongholds Eoin Colfer - The Supernaturalist G.M. Berrow - Twilight Sparkle & the Crystal Heart Spell George R.R. Martin. - A Dance with Dragons: After the Feast (A Song of Ice & Fire #5.2) Jack London - The Call of the Wild & White Fang J.K. Rowling - The Casual Vacancy James Joyce - Dubliners Juliet Marillier - Daughter of the Forest (Sevenwaters #1) Jo Nesbø - The Devil's Star (Harrry Hole #5) Jodi Picoult - My Sister's Keeper John Lutz - Serial Jonas Jonasson - The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared (The Hundred-Year-Old Man #1) Jordan Belfort - The Wolf of Wall Street Jonathon Nasaw - The Girls He Adored Julia Golding - The Gorgon's Gaze Kathryn Stockett - The Help Kazuo Ishiguro - Never Let Me Go Kenneth Oppel - Dusk Keri Arthur - Tempting Evil Khaled Hosseini - The Kite Runner L.J, Smith - The Forbidden Game (The Forbidden Game 1-3) - £2 Laurell K. Hamilton - Mistral's Kiss (Meredith Gentry #5) Lindsey Davis - The Ides of April (Flavia Albia Mystery #1) Linwood Barclay - Too Close to Home Lisa Gardner - Say Goodbye Louise Welsh - A Lovely Way To Burn Lynda La Plante - Cold Shoulder Mark Billingham - Scaredy Cat (Tom Thorne #2) Mercedes Lackey - The Wizard of Karres Michael Cordy - The Colour of Death Nick Stone - King of Swords Peter David - Fantastic Four Philip K. Dick - Paycheck Philip Pullman - The Tiger in the Well (Sally Lockhart #3) R.J. Palacio - Wonder Rebecca Chance - Killer Queens Richard Yates - Revolutionary Road Robert Louis Stevenson - The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde & Other Stories. Robyn Young - Brethren (Brethren Trilogy #1) Rudyard Kipling - Just So Stories (Wordsworth Collection) Scott Frost - Never Fear (Alex Delilo #2) Simon Kernick - Relentless (Tina Boyd #2) Steve Voake - The Dreamwalker's Child Susan Abulhawa - Mornings in Jenin Ted Eliott; Terry Rossio - Pirates of the Carribean - The Adventure So Far Tony DiTerlizzi - The Field Guide (The Spiderwick Chronicles #1) Tracy Chevalier - The Last Runaway Vittoria Bowles - Get Started In Italian William Jefferies - Bloody River Blues (John Bellam #2)

ALISON WEIR Innocent Traitor The Captive Queen The Lady Elizabeth

ANTHONY HOROWITZ - Nightrise (The Power of Five #3) Point Blanc (Alex Rider #2)

CECILIA AHERN If You Could See Me Now P.S, I Love You The Time of My Life

CARLOS RUIZ ZAFON The Shadow of the Wind (The Cemetery of Forgotten Books #1) The Angel's Game (The Cemetery of Forgotten Books #2)

DAN BROWN Angels and Demons (Robert Langdon #1) The Da Vinci Code (Robert Langdon #2) The Lost Symbol (Robert Langdon #3) Inferno (Robert Langdon #4) Deception Point Digital Fortress

CHRISTOPHER PAOLINI Eragon (Inheritance #1) Eldest (Inheritance #2) Brisingr (Inheritance #3)

HARLAN COBEN Tell No One (Standalone) / Back Spin (Myron Bolitar #4) (2-in-1) One False Move (Myron Bolitar #5) The Final Detail (Myron Bolitar #6) Gone For Good

JOE ABERCROMBIE The First Law Trilogy Box Set (Current eBay price £14, selling for £10)

JEFFERY DEAVER Shallow Graves (A Location Scout Series) The Bone Collector (Lincoln Rhyme #1) The Coffin Dancer (Lincoln Rhyme #2) The Cold Moon (Lincoln Rhyme #7) Twisted (The Collective Stories of Jefferey Deaver)

KARIN SLAUGHTER A Faint Cold Fear Fallen (Will Trent #5) Indelible (Grant County #4) Skin Privilege (Grant County #6)

KATE MOSSE Labyrinth (Languedoc Trilogy #1) Sepulchre (Languedoc Trilogy #2)

LAUREN KATE Torment (Fallen #2) Passion (Fallen #3)

MICHAEL WHITE Michael White Michael White

NANCY HADDOCK La Vida Vampire (Oldest City Vampire #1) Last Vampire Standing (Oldest City Vampire #2)

P.J. TRACY Play to Kill (Twin Cities #5) Want To Play? (Monkeewrench #1)

ROBERT MUCHAMORE Black Friday (Cherub 2, #3) Man vs. Beast (Cherub #6) The Sleepwalker (Cherub #9)

SHERRILYN KENYON Kiss of the Night (Dark-Hunter #5) Devil May Cry (Dark-Hunter #11)

SIMON BECKETT Written in Bone (David Hunter #2) Whispers of the Dead (David Hunter #3)

STIEG LARSSON The Girl Who Played With Fire (Millennium Trilogy #2) - £1 The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest (Millennium Trilogy #3) - £1

SUSANNA GREGORY A Plague on Both Your Houses (Matthew Bartholomew #1) Murder on High Holborn (Thomas Chaloner #9)

VICTORIA HOLT The King of the Castle The Secret Woman

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Laurelworth

Chapter I: Mrs. Holmes

Margaret Louise Holmes (nee Hooper), known as Mrs. Holmes, Mistress, Missus ‘olmes, Missus Molly, Doctor Holmes, Doctor Molly, or just Molly, woke to early spring mist clouding the large, frost-tinged window adjacent her bed in her room at Laurelworth Manor. The room was quite large and one of her favorite in the entire 13,000 square foot house. Complete with a lovely window seat overlooking an ancient oak tree and side yard, a large fireplace (currently nearing embers), an impressive closet for her everyday clothes and shoes, a wardrobe for her finer things and a vanity. Several book shelves lined the walls littered with books, pictures and knick-knacks, a sitting area and a beautiful marble tiled en suite; she really could not ask for more. Her large canopy bed served as the loveliest of escapes from real life and each night she looked forward to her feather mattress.

A little over a year ago, Molly had come to Laurelworth seeking refuge and had not returned to London since. The 23 room manor upon a 10,000 acre estate was a wedding gift from her brother-in-law, Lord Mycroft Holmes. The estate was a three hour carriage ride from London, it contained two lakes and a large pond, 16 orchards and grew (that they knew of) 59 varieties of plants. Surrounded by mountains, Laurelworth Manor itself was at an elevation of 1,400 meters. The sweeping landscape never ceased to take Molly’s breath away, no matter how many times she saw it.

Her husband, the infamously brilliant (and equaling infuriating) William Sherlock Scott Holmes, spent his days in London at 221 B Baker Street solving crimes and conducting experiments with his closest friend and confidant Dr. John H. Watson. Her father Sir Charles Barrett Hooper, a respected and knighted Colonel Physician in Her Majesty’s Royal Army, God rest his soul, had arranged for the marriage with the hearty consent of Lord and Lady Holmes. Her father had been a war hero and his living children were considered to be the most eligible bachelor and bachelorettes when they had been introduced to society.

Molly let out a sleepy chuckle, remembering the letter her father had sent while she was abroad in America at the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania informing her of the engagement. She was stunned, she’d never met the man, only reading about his many cases and brilliance in newspaper articles. Begrudgingly, she left at the end of her spring semester and returned to England within a fortnight. Two months later they married, she twenty and Sherlock twenty-five, in a small ceremony, much to the displeasure of the paparazzi and gossips in London society.

With the apathetic blessing of her new husband, Molly returned to America five days after their wedding to complete her education. She attempted to keep in regular correspondence with the Consulting Detective, but found he only wrote short replies back to satiate her desire to know he was doing well and breathing. After two more years of continuous study, Molly returned to England a Doctor. However, she was only allowed to practice in obstetrics at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital as it was a “womanly profession”. She was grateful to be able to put her skill to use anywhere and enjoyed her career, but her heart had always been in the field of pathology.

In the fourteen months she’d been at Laurelworth, Molly had made a happy life for herself, free from the constraints of social niceties and peerage. She ran the estate like a well-oiled machine and was loved by all in its employ. Every third day she spent at the village surgery looking after the women of the surrounding areas and delivering their babies if on duty at the time.

 Molly’s gaze drifted to the pictures on her bedside table which contained four framed photographs close to her heart. The first in an old, simple frame was a picture of her family when they lived in India before her mother and younger brother Rupert had died of Malaria. In her mind’s eyes, she could still see the fiery red of their hair.

The second photo in a lovely painted frame was of Mrs. Hudson and their dearest friends John and Mary Watson (nee Morstan) on their wedding day. Mary was a nurse midwife she’d met during Molly’s time at St. Bart’s, the two had become instant friends. Sherlock and John had been on a case involving the murder of a heavily pregnant woman who had been under Molly’s care. Despite the rather gruesome circumstances, love had blossomed between John and Mary and within six months, the pair were married. The blonde beauty had visited her at least half a dozen times while their husbands had been out for days on end chasing a case. However, she’d not visited since entering her third trimester at the behest of both John and Molly, not wanting to risk her well-being during this delicate time. Mrs. Hudson, the beloved landlady -not housekeeper- of 221 B Baker Street had visited three times and would have come more often had it not been for her troubling hip.

The third photograph set in a gilded frame was of Molly and her two living siblings in the parlor of their London townhome 10 days prior to the announcement of her engagement to Sherlock was put in the papers.

Standing in proper English fashion behind his two seated sisters was her elder brother, Mr. David Charles Hooper, his cocoa-colored hair slicked back and mouth set in a firm line. He was an Oxford educated solicitor and now a founding partner in one of London’s top law firms.  At twenty two he married Sarah Jane Turner, the daughter of the Lieutenant Colonel in their father’s regimen. The pair were childhood sweethearts and would have married sooner if David hadn’t been so determined to make something of himself to support Sarah on his own without the financial aid of their parents. Molly loved her sister-in-law and their three children dearly. Their eldest Andrew David was 6 and a half, Margaret Jane (known as Maggie), four, and Eleanor Kaye was now 18 months old. The family had come to visit twice and only two weeks ago Sarah had written they were expecting their fourth in October!

Her younger sister, Viscountess Camilla Marie Poitier had visited for three months while her husband, the Viscount Raul Poitiers was in Parliament at Paris ardently fighting for the rights of the lowest class. Molly could only roll her eyes and smile indulgently, remembering how sixteen year old Camilla had begged David to let her marry the obscenely handsome, romantic, enlightened, artistic twenty-one year old aristocrat who was in England visiting his mother’s family. Raul had fallen hopelessly in love with her beautiful golden haired sister at first sight; they spent the evening dancing together as if they were the only two in the ballroom.

The older siblings, however, were not ignorant to the Frenchman’s reputation for being a serial philanderer. So it came as no surprise that when the offer of marriage was made two weeks later, Molly sought out Mycroft for his opinion on the Viscount’s character. She was disheartened to discover that even the British Government’s sources had reported that while he was a religious man and much loved by the people, fidelity was not in Raul’s nature. David had reluctantly given his consent (after many rounds of tears and threats of elopement) and the two were married within a fortnight in a grand ceremony. The pair had not yet been married a year and were already expecting their first child in August.

The last picture was of her and Sherlock on their wedding day. Molly’s chest constricted at the impassive expression juxtaposed with the earnest hope so evident on her face as she gazed up at him. Sherlock had only stayed at Laurelworth twice since she’d taken up residence there permanently, the first time was at Easter, the second at Christmas and neither were of his own volition. In the year she spent at Baker Street, the young obstetrician had fallen deeply in love with his genius and (under several layers of sarcasm, impatience and a surely disposition) kindness. The latter had never been directed towards her but she’d witnessed it on several occasions in his interactions with Dr. Watson, Mary (who he’d taken a genuine, friendly shine to), Mycroft’s wife Anthea, and even on occasion Detective Inspector Gregory Lestrade.

Molly’s reminiscing was broken when a knock sounded at her door.

“Come-in!” She called, rising from the warmth of her sheets as her ladies maid, Anna, entered with a tea tray in hand.

“Good Morning, Mistress Holmes. Did you sleep well?”

“I did, thank you. I dreamed of lemon cakes and swimming on the moon.” Molly laughed at the amused expression on Anna’s lovely face, her wheat colored hair in a tight bun, the standard black ladies maid dress she wore was adjusted to accommodate the slight swell of her belly. “What did you dream of, Anna?”

“Ducklings, ma’am. Odd, I know but I’m told it’s normal to have funny dreams when expecting.” She replied, setting the tray down on the coffee table and helping Molly into her berry colored dressing gown before scurrying off to replenish the fire.

“No stranger than swimming on the moon, I assure you.” Molly chuckled, settling down on the chair with her leather bound diary, sipping her tea. “Anna, if you so much as put a log on that fire I will force you to take an extra week’s leave fully paid when the baby arrives.”

“Mrs. Holmes, you know I’m perfectly well enough to lift a few logs.” Anna admonished. “I like to earn my keep, ma’am-“

“Anna, you do not have to prove your worth to me.” Molly said earnestly, rising to grasp her hands. “Your place at Laurelworth is set in stone, my dear. Having a baby will not prompt me to eject you from your positon, I assure you.”

Anna’s eyes shone with gratitude. “Yes, Mrs. Holmes…Thank you.”

Molly nodded with a smile. “I think the blue riding habit with the white linen blouse will do today, a bit dressy for me, I know, I’m scheduled to inspect the orchards and ensure none of those confounding beetles have eaten away the peaches, but I’m also to visit the estate’s accountant so I suppose some effort couldn’t hurt.”

“Yes ma’am.” The lady’s maid gave a rueful smile. “What would you like for breakfast this morning?”

“Scrambled eggs, sausage, tomatoes and porridge with cinnamon sugar. I’m positively famished this morning. In the sunroom as well, it’s too lovely a day not to look out at the view.”

“Right away ma’am. I’ll be back in a mo’ to help you dress.” Anna smiled once more and left the room.

Molly went to the washing bowl and splashed her face, cleaning herself with a soaped wash cloth. Anna returned just as she had finished, helping her into her petty coats, corset and blue riding habit. They had just finished brushing Molly’s thick, sandy auburn locks into a simple ponytail when a knock resounded followed by a series of barks.

“We’re decent Mrs. Lyle, you can come in!” Molly called.

First through the door were Molly’s three favorite companions, her beloved pets. Brutus, her 90 pound three year old Great Pyrenees-Shepherd who always wanted to play and somehow always managed to find mud puddles to jump into (frustrating Mrs. Lyle to no end). Freida, her 30 pound seven year old beagle mix that loved to cuddle and worm her way into places she had no business being in (much to the amusement of the groundskeepers). Third was Toby, her 10 year old tortoiseshell Calico cat that spent his days lazing in the sun, ignoring everyone (save for Molly, he always made a point to know her location if she was in the Manor) and chasing mice for cream.

“Good morning, my loves!” Molly greeted each with several loving belly rubs and affectionate kisses, laughing at their licks on her cheek. “Shall we go and see what wonders Mrs. Honeycutt has made of our breakfast?”

“Mrs. Holmes, I wanted to inform you that Mister H-“ Mrs. Lyle, the head housekeeper, started but Molly was already gone, racing the dogs down the main staircase, greeting various members of the household staff by name and with a warm smile. They in turn greeted her happily and chuckled watching their mistress race her beloved mutts, Toby - aloof as ever- maintained a decent pace behind. The glowing smile was still upon her face as the four rounded the corner to the sunroom; laughter echoing in the halls of the house, she entered to see a familiar, yet estranged figure seated at the head of the table. He looked just as he had the last time Molly had seen him, dressed in a finely tailored dark suit under a scarlet dressing gown, sipping coffee as his blue-green eyes looked up from his paper and locked with hers.

They never ceased to take her breath away.

“S-Sherlock!” She stuttered confusedly. “I-I mean, Mr. Holmes. Welcome back.”

He smirked, obviously satisfied with his surprise appearance. “Good Morning, Mrs. Holmes.”

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I promised I’d make a name masterlist when I reached 200 followers, and even though it’s been a while and I’m about to reach my next hundred, I finally did it. Here are some “elegant” sounding names (for both males & females) + surnames. Feel free to give it a like & a reblog if you found this helpful in any way, and thank you for everything! 

FEMALE NAMES:

Adelaide

Alessandra

Anastasia

Angelica

Annabelle

Anne

Antoinette

Antonella

Ariella

Audrey

Aurora

Beatrice

Bernadette

Beverly

Brianna

Bridget

Camilla

Carlotta

Caroline

Catherine

Charlotte

Clementine

Colette

Cordelia

Cynthia

Daisy

Delilah

Diana

Dorothy

Eleanor

Elizabeth

Eloise

Emilia

Emmaline

Emmanuelle

Esme

Evangeline

Felicity

Fleur

Gabrielle

Genevieve

Georgina

Gwendolyn

Gwyneth

Harriet

Harper

Helena

Isabella

Ivy

Jacqueline

Josephine

Juliette

Laurel

Louisa

Madelaine

Margaret

Margot

Marianna

Marie

Melinda

Meredith

Nadine

Natalie

Octavia

Odette

Olivia

Ophelia

Penelope

Petunia

Pippa

Poppy

Renee

Rosalie

Rosalind

Savannah

Scarlett

Sienna

Simone

Sophia

Stephanie

Susan

Sylvia

Tabitha

Tatum

Theodora

Valentina

Veronica

Victoria

Violet/Violetta

Virginia

Vivienne

Willa

Wren

MALE NAMES:

Albert

Alec

Alexander

Alfred

Alistair

Amadeus

Archibald

Arthur

Ashby

Atticus

Augustus

Bartholomew

Benjamin

Bertram

Bradley

Byron

Caesar

Caleb

Callum

Carson

Charles

Colin

Conrad

Dalton

Damien

Daniel

Dane

David

Dominic

Douglas

Edmund

Edward

Edwin

Egbert

Ezra

Felix

Finn

Frederick

Gabriel

Garrett

George

Gordon

Gregory

Harris

Harrison

Holden

Ian

James

Jasper

Jeremiah

Jonathan

Jude

Lance

Landon

Leonardo

Logan

Louis

Lucien

Malcolm

Matthew

Maurice

Maximillian

Miles

Milo

Nathaniel

Nicholas

Norman

Oliver

Orson

Paul

Peter

Phillip

Pierce

Quinn

Raphael

Richard

Robert

Roderick

Rufus

Rupert

Sebastian

Seth

Silas

Theodore

Thomas

Tobias

Vincent

Wesley

William

Xavier

Zachary

SURNAMES:

Abbott

Abernathy

Addington

Alderidge

Astor

Barnes

Baudelaire

Beaumont

Benson

Bentham

Berkshire

Bishop

Black

Bradford

Bradshaw

Buchanan

Burton

Cabot

Caldwell

Calloway

Campbell

Carraway

Caulfield

Chadwick

Chamberlayne

Compton

Cooper

Cromwell

Darling

Davenport

Donahue

Drummond

Fairchild

Fairfield

Fitzgerald

Fitzroy

Franklin

Grimaldi

Harding

Hastings

Hawthorne

Hearst

Hill

Hilton

Hollingsworth

Humphries

Lancaster

Lauder

Lexington

Lincoln

Locke

Lockwood

McCoy

Meyers

Montague

Montgomery

Pembroke

Pierce

Pratt

Pruitt

Radcliffe

Redfield

Reid

Reyes

Rhodes

Rhodes

Robinson

Rockingham

Rothchild/Rothschild

Schopenhauer

Schulz

Sinclair

Somers

Stone

Stratford

Talbot

Thompson

Townsend

Vanderbilt

Watson

Williams

Windsor

Wright

Wyndham

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Thought for the day – 19 January – The Memorial of Blessed Marcelo Spínola y Maestre, Cardinal-Priest (1835-1906)

Speaking of Saints and Lawyers?

A lawyer was visited by Satan who promised that if he sold his soul to him, he would be wealthy, have a beautiful wife who would never leave him and all his cases would be successes.

The lawyer said “Yeh, but what’ the catch?”

So many ‘official’ saints were Lawyers – I have been trying to work this out, what is the connection between holiness and the mind of the lawyer?   Especially in the light of the general opinion we all have of lawyers, something akin to the second-hand car salesman! In other words, a bit of a lier and a cheat, at the very least, someone who shines and polishes the little bit of truth available to him.   Perhaps it is just this – this ability to grab the bit of truth available and make it grow, make it shine, make it the reason why we must have that car or why the judge must release the prisoner?

So the saintly lawyers, grab the bit of truth and delve deeper and further until they find the whole truth – this must be it!   And in that digging they, of course, find the ONLY truth – Jesus the Christ and His Church!   Then, if they were good lawyers, that natural instinct, to delve, to dig, will continue and in that effort, sanctity is achieved.

Here are some, I could find on a quick search, who kept their eye on heaven: Blessed Anacleto González Flores Blessed Angelo Carletti Blessed Antoine-Frédéric Ozanam Blessed Antonio Franco Blessed Augustine Novello Blessed Bartholomew Longo Blessed Bernardine of Fossa Blessed Charles Steeb Blessed Contardo Ferrini Blessed Demosthenes Ranzi Blessed Dermot O’Hurley Blessed Gennaro Maria Sarnelli Blessed Giacomo Villa Blessed Giuseppe Antonio Tovini Blessed Henry of Segusio Blessed Humbert of Romans Blessed Jacopone da Todi Blessed James the Almsgiver Blessed Jean of Hainaut Blessed John of Vercelli Blessed John Storey Blessed José Perpiñá Nácher Blessed Luigi Beltrame Quattrocchi Blessed Manuel Basulto Jiménez Blessed Marcelo Spínola y Maestre Blessed Mark Fantucci Blessed Nazju Falzon Blessed Paul Burali d’Arezzo Blessed Paul of Wallachia Blessed Peter de Geremia Blessed Pierre de Barellis Blessed Pietro of Gubbio Blessed Pope Innocent XI Blessed William Scott Saint Alphonsus Maria de Liguori Saint Amphilochius of Iconium Saint Andrew Avellino Saint Aprus of Toul Saint Bernadine Realino Saint Bertrand of Aquileia Saint Charles Borromeo Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen Saint Francis de Sales Saint Germanus of Auxerre Saint Gregory Barbarigo Saint Ivo of Kermartin Saint James of the Marches Saint Jerome Saint John Houghton Saint John of Avila Saint John of Capistrano Saint Josemaria Escriva Saint Liphardus of Orleans Saint Paulinus of Nola Saint Philogonius of Antioch Saint Raymond of Penyafort Saint Richard of Chichester Saint Salvius of Albi Saint Satyrus of Milan Saint Sylvester Gozzolini Saint Theophilus the Lawyer Saint Thomas a Becket Saint Thomas More Saint Tryphillius of Leucosia Saint Turibius of Mogroveio Venerable Cesare Baronio Venerable Luis de Trelles y Nogerol

Blessed Marcelo Spínola y Maestre, pray for us that we too shine and polish the truth until we meet you in heaven as saints!

(via AnaStpaul – Breathing Catholic)

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Tachyon well represented at Worldcon 76

Many Tachyon authors and editors will join Tachyon head honcho Jacob Weisman and nearly all the publishing house’s staff in San Jose, CA for WorldCon 76 (August 16-20).

The legendary event, held annually since since 1939 (except for the years 1942 to 1945, during World War II), celebrates science fiction. This years convention features Guests of Honor Spider Robinson, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Pierre & Sandy Pettinger, Frank Hayes, John Picacio, and Ghosts of Honor Edgar Pangborn and Bob Wilkins.

WorldCon 76 offers a massive selection of readings, signings, and panels.  And be sure to visit the Tachyon tables in the dealer’s room where we’re premiering two new publications (the limited edition chapbook THE KARKADANN TRIANGLE and Nick Mamatas’ new collection THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF EVERYTHING) and hosting a slew of signings.

Thursday

3 PM

Ellen Klages

Rick Wilber

Friday

1PM

Tad Williams

Pat Murphy

Nina Kiriki Hoffman

3PM

Ellen Datlow

John Kessel

James Patrick Kelly

4PM

Cory Doctorow

Saturday

Noon

THE NEW VOICES OF FANTASY signing

Peter S. Beagle

Jacob Weisman

Ursula Vernon (probable)

JY Yang

1PM

Premiere of Nick Mamatas’ THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF EVERYTHING

2PM

Daryl Gregory

Nancy Kress

Sheila Finch

3PM

Kate Elliott

Sheila Williams

Lisa Goldstein

5:15PM

Brandon Sanderson

Sunday

1PM

Peter S. Beagle

2PM

Jo Walton

Susan Palwick

Kathleen Bartholomew

Stop by the table for an updated scheduled as more signings may be added.

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[masterofmaagnetism]

uuuuhhh. do 16 thru 30 for barry w that tingy tingy <3

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What kinds of people do they have arguments with in their head?

cops, mostly

What do they notice first in the mirror versus what most people first notice looking at them?

the first thing he typically notices is his nose !! other people first notice his lips or eyes

Who do they love truly, 100% unconditionally (if anyone)?

William, Michael, Elizabeth, Gregory, and Gaia of course !! also his little sister, Dorothy

What would they do if stuck in a room with the person they’ve been avoiding?

kill them, probably

Who do they like as a person but hate their work? Vice versa, whose work do they like but don’t like the person?

he loves William deeply, but some of the newer animatronics freak him out (he doesn't trust them). and i think the vice versa would be an author i don't know

What common etiquette do they disagree with? Do they still follow it?

handshaking, and no lol <3

What simple activity that most people do / can do scares your character?

clean out closets by getting in them ???? Bartholomew is claustrophobic

What do they feel guilty for that the other person(s) doesn’t / don’t even remember?

killing that guy in high school :/ his parents remember, they just don't know it was him

Did they take a cookie from the cookie jar? What kind of cookie was it?

Bartholomew would never steal <3 (it was probably white chocolate chip)

What subject / topic do they know a lot about that’s completely useless to the direct plot?

he had a psychology hyperfixation for a while. he never uses it when it would be best used

How would they respond to being fired by a good boss?

🥺😭

What’s the worst gift they ever received? How did they respond?

the scratchiest sweater imaginable. he wore it once and then was never bothered about it again

What do they tell people they want? What do they actually want?

he tells people he wants everything to be calm. really, he just wants his family to be safe and happy, even if life is chaotic.

How do they respond when someone doesn’t believe them?

":/ that sounds like a you problem"

When they make a mistake and feel bad, does the guilt differ when it’s personal versus when it’s professional?

considering Bartholomew struggles to feel guilt at all, he feels none professionally and saves it all for personally

[jbpiggin]

This week's batch of microfilms from the Vatican Library contains many treasures. One is the Greek translation of a book by the astronomer and scientist ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Khāzinī of Merv, Iran, active 1121. Wikipedia. Rome Reborn: This short treatise, translated by Gregory Chioniades, describes Tusi's lunar theory. Here is a figure of the motion of the moon:

See SLU: Inscribed: Liber qui inscribitur Santzarēs Here are the first 300 of the 609 new Vaticanus Graecus items. LQ indicates "low quality", and applies to them all. I have divided the list into two parts and will offer the rest in 24 hours. The 1,733 new Vaticanus Latinus items are a bigger challenge to be dealt with later. 

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Vat.gr.64 , LQ, Letters of the Socratics. This is the source from which all the other manuscripts are copied. http://ift.tt/2kOOgz1

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Vat.gr.211 , LQ, Khazini on astronomy (see above)

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Vat.gr.240 , LQ, Syllogae minores, a collection of erotic Greek epigrams, Appendix B.-V. or ABV (Appendix Barberino-Vaticana), 56 (or 54) erotic epigrams, transmitted via this and two other manuscripts: Barb. gr. 123 and Par. Suppl. gr. 1199 (16th century)

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Vat.gr.276 , LQ: this is the Hippocrates used by Bartholomew of Messina and William Moerbeke to create Latin versions of Hippocrates. See 2009 paper by Burnett http://ift.tt/2kOTDhK

Vat.gr.277 , LQ, Works by Hippocrates, http://ift.tt/2cqOFa0

Vat.gr.278 , LQ, Works by Hippocrates, http://ift.tt/2cqOFa0

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Vat.gr.305 , LQ, contains scholia on the Iliad from the work of the scholar and philosopher Porphyry. Among his writings, many of which had to do with Platonic philosophy, was a treatise entitled 'Homeric Questions' (Ομηικα Ζητηματα, Homerika Zetemata, or in its more commonly given Latin translation, Quaestiones Homericae, which only survives in a fragmentary state in this one codex.

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Vat.gr.757 , LQ, contains the Letter to Aristides of Julius Africanus (Eccl. History)

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Vat.gr.845 , LQ, the famed Prochiron Legum,  a handbook of Byzantine law, which only survives in this single codex. It is drawn from the Ekloge ton nomon and the Epitome Legum. Compiled in 12th century Norman-ruled southern Italy, perhaps in Amalfi.  http://ift.tt/2jOExLy

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This is Piggin's Unofficial List number 96. If you have corrections or additions, please use the comments box below. Follow me on Twitter (@JBPiggin) for news of more additions to DigiVatLib. via Blogger http://ift.tt/2jOH3Sd

[danvilleareacc]

DACC LISTS HONOR STUDENTS FOR FALL 2016:

Danville Area Community College has released a list of its honor students for the Fall 2016 Semester. 

A student must carry 12 or more credit hours and a straight A (4.0) average on a 4.0 scale to be included on the President’s List. To be included on the Honor’s List, a student must carry 12 or more credit hours and have a B+ (3.5) grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

Danville Area Community College Fall 2016 President’s & Honor’s List

Alvin, IL

President’s List: Derrick J. Banks, Andrew J. Savage. Honor’s List: Katherine M. Lete.

Armstrong, IL

Honor’s List: Alyssa R. Bartlow.

Attica, IN

Honor’s List: Chelsea J. DeBord.

Bismarck, IL

President’s List: Charlene M. Johnson, Eric M. Smith. Honor’s List: Stephenie T. Royce.

Camby, IN

Honor’s List: Dylan M. Johnson.

Catlin, IL

President’s List: Ross I. Anderson, Sarah K. Bruns, Estella M. Bush, Mallory K. Richardson, Kari L. Richter, Bailee L. Smith. Honor’s List: Mitchell J. Anderson, James L. Divan, Kathleen E. Miller.

Champaign, IL

Honor’s List: Brian W. Paul.

Chrisman, IL

President’s List: Logan A. Ford, Cheyennea R. Hardas, MacKenzie F. Scroggins. Honor’s List: Kade R. Hollingsworth, Alexis R. Kime, Jordyn R. Lunger, Avoree M. Switzer.

Clarksville, TN

President’s List: Marissa B. Bumpus.

Covington, IN

President’s List: Katherine G. Crawley, Gilda A. France, Luke D. Martin, Skyler W. McLain, Kylie A. Myers, Kari L. Thornton. Honor’s List: Carli J. McMahan, Adison N. Smith.

Danville, IL

President’s List: Melissa A. Allen, Brody R. Anderson, Racheal A. Anderson, Shaina L. Andrews, Bridgit M. Bateman, Tyler J. Butcher, Noah J. Campbell, Carla E. Carrigan, Kaitlyn E. Clark, Sara M. Cooper, Jordan L. Crider, Austin M. Davidson, Andrew T. Delp, Lindsey M. Dougherty, Gregory A. Echols, Gladys A. Fisher, Eurekia A. Glover, Allissa F. Goodyear, Stephen A. Grigsby, Jordan C. Heidrick, Mary J. Hobbs-Smith, Adam C. Johnson, William C. Kilgore, Nicholas A. Labayog, Brandy M. Lake, Reuben M. Laux, April A. Maruna, Christian A. Maynard, Logan M. McBee, Abigail A. Muehl, Laura B. Ovall, Mariah A. Rolinitis, Ashley N. Rush, Eric E. Saxon, Jesse J. Schmit, Lindsey M. Schupp, Gloria M. Sermersheim, Nancy C. Shutt, Lovedeep Singh, I'esha A. Tools. Honor’s List: Jessi J. Allsopp, Annie L. Alonzo, Alane M. Barrett, Kevin M. Blacker, Leanne M. Brewer, Jackson D. Byrne, Debra E. Carmean, Jacob C. Cassity, Tiffany V. Christman, Dalton J. Clippinger, Megan E. Cox, Kyla Dilts, Rita L. Donizoda, Angela L. Duprey, Madalyn G. Garriott, Alyssa P. George, Michaela A. Gomez, Nathan M. Goss, Aariona D. Graham, Sarah L. Hamilton, Jacqueline L. Hance, Logan M. Haun, Daria E. Hogren, Austin M. Juvinall, Rhylee J. Kerst, Kerri E. Koch, Dylan T. Marriage-Dalbey, Emily N. Mattingly, Gwendolyn C. McCoy, Mathias K. Miles, Berenice Ramos, Maria G. Rubio, Sarah L. Schroeder, Demetrius L. Tyler, Zachary D. VanLeer, Crystal D. Wadhams, Joellyn T. Weaver, Alexis N. White, Kenyada Willoughby, Carly A. Wilson, Tristen C. Winkler, Cory A. Woods, Andrew K. Xiong, Haley D. Youhas, McKenzie S. Zarn, Aaron M. Zickmund.

Fairmount, IL

President’s List: Kylee B. Summers. Honor’s List: Cheri N. Brewer, Brandi N. Puzey, Allison H. Woodard.

Fithian, IL

Honor’s List: Kathleen A. Townsley.

Georgetown, IL

President’s List: Jeremiah W. Brady, Dustin J. Claypool, Tyson M. Digby, Camela B. Robertson. Honor’s List: Macey N. Alexander, Taylor A. Baker, Hayden R. Doggett, Ryan A. Hayward.

Hoopeston, IL

President’s List: Aubrey L. Allen, Tyler J. Price, Odalies   Resendez. Honor’s List: Nathan A. Michael, Nicholas E. Rieches, Ian J. Simpson, Jacob A. Varns, Courtney B. Wallace.

Indianapolis, IN

Honor’s List: John W. Wohlert.

Indianola, IL

Honor’s List: Cody D. Taylor.

Kingman, IN

President’s List: Morgan N. Millikan. Honor’s List: Ryan M. Owen.

Kokomo, IN

Honor’s List: Adam C. Bartholomew.

Mattoon, IL

President’s List: Marshall R. Creed.

Milford, IL

Honor’s List: Benjamin R. Leitz, Kyle J. Thrush, Sarah J. Woods.

Oakwood, IL

President’s List: Sadie L. Edwards, Hailee M. Eltzeroth, Kendra J. Gonzalez, Melissa A. Harden, Jacob T. Lashuay, Amber L. Sheets. Honor’s List: Lee A. Mascari.

Ogden, IL

Honor’s List: Jessica N. Kassuelke.

Paris, IL

President’s List: Danielle J. Haddix. Honor’s List: Kenneth M. Milam.

Penfield, IL

Honor’s List: Sarah C. Bensyl.

Perrysville, IN

Honor’s List: Sydnee N. Scott.

Potomac, IL

President’s List: Dustin W. Creighton.

Rankin, IL

President’s List: Kodi E. Pilcher.

Ridge Farm, IL

Honor’s List: LeeAnn R. Conrad, Kenneth W. O'Brien, Danielle M. Swearingen.

Rossville, IL

President’s List: Angela S. Seymour, Hailee A. Swinford. Honor’s List: Tiffany   Grissom, Rachel A. Varns, Rachel M. Whiteman.

Springfield, IL

Honor’s List: Leanna C. Gleason.

Tilton, IL

President’s List: Richard M. Abbed, Brent D. Kerr. Honor’s List: Cindy L. Jones.

Urbana, IL

President’s List: Elizabeth A. Katolik, Jamie L. Sweet, Shijie   Zhou. Honor’s List: Brande' K. Lenoir, Laurie A. Sprague.

Veedersburg, IN

Honor’s List: Krista D. Keeling.

West Lebanon, IN

President’s List: Michael T. Commons.

Westville, IL

President’s List: Taylor R. Flessner, Vanessa A. Perkins, Rachel E. Scott. Honor’s List: Spencer M. Coe, Krystal N. Harvey, Emma G. Lyon, Shawn M. Rowley, Noelle Wheaton, Kelsi L. Wilken.

Williamsport, IN

President’s List: Alyssum G. Styer. Honor’s List: Desiree M. Brown.