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Issue: Fair Courts
Press Release Julie Archer August 12, 2021
With Release of Redistricting Data, WVCCE Highlights the Role of Fair Courts in the Ensuring Fair Districts
With the the release local-level data, WV Citizens for Clean Elections is emphasizing the key role fair and impartial courts will play in the redistricting process, serving as a bulwark against efforts from lawmakers looking to divide neighborhoods and silence certain voices for their own political gain. In short, fair courts ensure fair districts. More
Issues: Fair Courts, Redistricting
Press Release Julie Archer June 21, 2021
Virtual Town Hall on Protecting Our Courts and the Freedom to Vote
The West Virginia Citizens for Clean Elections coalition will host a statewide virtual town hall with representatives from the West Virginia AFL-CIO, Brennan Center for Justice TONIGHT, Monday, June 21, at 7 p.m. to highlight how state-level attacks on judicial independence are interconnected with the fight to protect the freedom to vote. More
Virtual Proceedings Pose Challenges to Judicial Fairness
If not handled properly, remote video proceedings can cause serious damage to litigants' rights, making it impossible to guarantee West Virginians a fair day in court. West Virginia's new, powerful intermediate appellate court is set to begin operations in July 2022. In May, state Supreme Court Chief Justice Evan Jenkins announced his intention of making the court entirely virtual, without offering any information on what the court would do to mitigate the potential harms of ending in-person proceedings. More
Issues: Criminal Justice, Fair Courts
Press Release WVCCE June 3, 2021
West Virginians Need to Know Their Judges Are Being Picked for the Right Reasons
Precious little information has been released to the public about the West Virginia Intermediate Court of Appeals, which is set to begin operations in July 2022. Among the omissions is a clear criteria for how members of the court will be selected. West Virginians deserve to know when and why judges are being picked for their jobs. A public set of criteria will help prevent any direct or indirect political favoritism, safeguard the integrity of the court and preserve public confidence in our judiciary. More
Issues: Fair Courts, Judicial Independence, Transparency
Press Release WVCCE May 27, 2021
West Virginians Deserve Full Transparency on Intermediate Court
Courts can only be considered fair and impartial if they are created and staffed in a fair and impartial manner. To ensure the public's trust and confidence in the West Virginia Intermediate Court of Appeals, it's imperative that the governor's office provide a public calendar or schedule outlining the appointment process along with clear criteria for potential appointments. More
WVCCE Blog Julie Archer April 20, 2021
Two measures we oppose related to West Virginia courts were passed by the WV Legislature. One was signed into law by the Governor last week. The other will go before voters in November of 2022 in the form of a proposed amendment to the state Constitution. More
Newsletter article Julie Archer March 29, 2021
Courts and the Constitution
After quickly passing their house of origin and then clearing their first committee assignment in the other, two measures we oppose related to West Virginia courts slowed down. Now one has cleared another legislative hurdle, and the other is likely to be on the move again soon as we enter the final two weeks of the legislative session. Here's a quick update and actions you can take to stop these power grabs and attempts to politicize the judiciary. More
Issues: Democracy, Fair Courts, Judicial Independence, Transparency, WV Supreme Court
Power Grabs and a Gift to Special Interests
We're less than two weeks into the 2021 session and the WV Legislature is moving quickly to undermine the ability of West Virginia courts to defend our democracy and guard against abuses of power. And after three consecutive years of not gettting their way, some legislative leaders still want to waste millions of dollars on an unnecessary intermediate court of appeals because big-money, out-of-state, powerful special interests are demanding it. More
Press Release WVCCE February 18, 2021
HJR 2 Is A Dangerous Solution Looking for A Problem
HJR 2 would cut loose future impeachment proceedings of the state legislature from all constitutional restraint. The amendment would make it so that no court in the state could intervene to protect the right to a fair hearing of a public official facing impeachment, no matter how frivolous the charge or constitutionally flawed the process. In the hands of a partisan majority, this new power could be abused to oust political opponents without cause, thereby eroding existing checks and balances between the three branches of government and undercutting public trust in the political process. More
Issues: Fair Courts, Judicial Independence
Alerts and Updates WVCCE January 22, 2021
We Need Your Voice and Your Support
Whether it's calling members of Congress, writing a letter to editor, or signing the WV NAACP's petition calling for the removal and disbarment of Attorney General Patrick Morrisey we need your voice to hold our elected officials accountable, expand and protect voting rights, and create a democracy that is representative of all Americans' voices and values. More
Issues: Citizens United, Democracy, Fair Courts, Voting Rights
Demand Democracy: Help Pass the For the People Act
As we begin a new year with a new president, WV Citizens for Clean Elections remains committed to the work to hold our government accountable to ensure we create a country where everyone can thrive. That's why we are joining with the Declaration for American Democracy coalition to support the For The People Act (HR 1) and the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act (HR 4) to protect and strengthen the sacred right to vote and return the power of our democracy to the people. Will you join us to demand that the Biden-Harris administration and our members of Congress champion democracy reform as a first priority? More
Issues: Clean Elections, Democracy, Fair Courts, Judicial Independence, Voting Rights
Alerts and Updates Julie Archer December 1, 2020
Celebrate Giving Tuesday with WV Citizens for Clean Elections
Our demoncracy depends on a fair and impartial court system and transparent and accountable elections, which is why we formed the WV Citizens for Clean Elections in 2002 to strengthen our democracy and give power back to the people of West Virginia. This Giving Tuesday, will you join us in this fight by donating what you can so we are able to organize West Virginians, and bring our communities together to advance and protect our institutions? A generous supporter has agreed to match every donation up to $10,000. More
Issues: Clean Elections, Democracy, Fair Courts


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Catch Up With The Destiny 2 Season Of Dawn Live Stream Here
We'll now know more about what "fix the timeline" means in Destiny 2.
By Phil Hornshaw | @philhornshaw on December 5, 2019 at 1:27PM PST
Destiny 2's current content season, the Season of the Undying, comes to an end on Tuesday, December 10. And though we're quickly barreling toward the conclusion of the Vex's attack on the moon, we hadn't heard anything about where Destiny 2 will be headed when its next season, the Season of Dawn, until now. The first Season of Dawn details have now been shared, and a Bungie livestream just gave us a look at the new activity that comes with it. The stream is over, but you can still watch the whole thing below, or if you're now playing the new stuff, check out our Dawning recipes guide.
In its This Week at Bungie blog post last week ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Bungie finally made clear when Guardians will get some new details about what Dawn entails.
Destiny 2 Season Of The Dawn Livestream
It's somewhat atypical for Bungie to hold back info on its next season until so close to that season's release, but it might speak to how things have changed in the third year of Destiny 2. The developer has made clear it intends to tell one long, overarching story with this year's four seasons, starting with the events of the Shadowkeep expansion. Though we've apparently seen all the content Undying has to offer--last week saw the start of the Final Assault version of the Vex Offensive activity that has marked the season--we now know how the next season will play off the Vex's invasion of the moon.
We're now know what the Season of Dawn is all about. Bungie revealed a tiny tease in one of its Vidocs about Shadowkeep and the Season of the Undying when it showed a whiteboard on which developers were detailing the arcs of each of the upcoming seasons. Under the "Dawn" heading was one intriguing phrase: "Fix the timeline." The new trailer for the season shows that stopping the Vex Assault has messed up time on Mercury, where a contingent of Cabal are trying to rewrite the ending of the Red War, the conflict at the center of Destiny 2 vanilla's story campaign.
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We also know that the Season of the Dawn will be longer than the Season of the Undying, which was a bit truncated by the delayed release of Shadowkeep in October. Seasons usually run about three months, but Undying only lasted about two. The longer length of the rest of the three seasons this year may allow them to include more content, or at least, to stretch out content drops over a longer period.
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The short deck and lightweight design can be used on many machine sizes. Using the powerful brush cutting action of the dual offset blades, the Brushcat rotary cutter mulches small branches and saplings — up to 3 in. in diameter — and cuts through the thickest grass and brush. And all while maintaining the proper power-to-blade ratio.
The Bobcat rotary cutter has been built by keeping the high standard of their users in mind. This cutter can be used for multiple purposes and applications in agriculture, parks and recreation departments, and construction sites. The design is built with precision that suits a wide range of machine sizes. It is durable, lightweight, and easy to handle.
In diameter, the Bobcat rotary cutter can cut up to 3 inches and also cuts through the thickest and the most stubborn grass blades. The rotary cutter cuts like butter through bushes and weeds. The power-to-blade ratios are maintained with the help of a powerful brush cutting mechanism. The dual offset blades cut saplings and branches with precision and much ease.
The Bobcat rotary cutter takes care of the most challenging brush cutting projects, and maintenance is not difficult. You can either maintain it yourself or you can call the professionals are Bobcat who can assist you professionally in your equipment services.
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Slightly disappointingly Behringer has crashed Roland's 808 Day with….. little more than a demo video. I was hoping for something along the lines of the opening of RD-808 preorders, or detailed specs, or something scene-stealing. But no, instead we got a video (it's a cool video) of the same prototype machine we saw at Superbooth 3 months ago.
However, at the end of the video they put up a splash saying "See you 9/9" which is a little intriguing. Presumably, that means we'll be treated to another stunning demo video on the 9th September. Or perhaps it means that on that other Roland drum machine celebration – 909 Day – we will finally see some movement on the availability of the RD-808. Or, it is quite possible that Behringer will use it to announce what would undoubtedly be called the RD-909?
Although, in the Facebook discussion beneath the video post we do glean a few additional details. They say things like: "What would you say if it was below US$ 400?", "We're just waiting for the final casing and we're ready to go." and "We target before end of year in stores.".


SKU: ESG-CF7. Category: Baby Lock Accessory Feet.
This 7 hole cording foot makes attaching decorative cords and threads a snap. This foot eliminates tangling to ensure that cords lie flat and perfectly parallel to each other. The cording foot controls threads so both hands can guide the fabric. Use this foot to create decorative stitching over cording on single and double layers of fabric.


Here's some milestones for your pre-teens.
The majority of children will achieve these milestones between the ages of 9 and 12 years old. All children develop at different rates. Some children are slower than others (developmentally delayed) but catch up with time. Other children, however, may have an underlying problem that causes their development to be delayed, and they may not catch up.
It is important for these children to get as much treatment (early intervention) as possible. So if you are concerned about any aspect of your child's development, see your child health nurse or doctor for help as soon as you can. If in doubt, it is better to have your concerns checked than to 'wait and see'.
Youthrive is providing this as general information only and it should not be relied upon as professional or medical advice. You should seek professional and medical advice for particular health concerns or manifestations. Our best efforts have been used to ensure this information is considered correct and current in accordance with accepted best practice in Queensland as at the date of production.
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If you are a parent who has not had any experience with therapy services for your child, the process can seem quite overwhelming. Here's what to expect at your first appointment.
The initial appointment is typically one hour in duration. Your child will attend this session for Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy. For Psychology appointments you will need to check if your child is required for the initial consultation at the time of booking.
The therapist will ask detailed information about your child's family history, health and development, education and any concerns you may have.
An assessment may be commenced during this initial appointment and goals for therapy will be established.


Chair lift Ráztoka - Pustevny is situated in the area of Radhošť´s mountanious country in altitude of 620 m až 1020 m above sea level. The chair lift is 6 km far from Frenštát pod Radhoštěm. Bus connection from Frenštát, dirrection Trojanovice, terminal Ráztoka (parking place for cars).


Big isn't always just a show off. This luxurious centerpiece shows real class by using red lilys, green/red classic hydrangeas and the beautiful tones of the black calla and dark red Lisianthus. Watch the video below to see how this luxurious centerpiece is made and be inspired!
Start with the Hydrangea and Lilys.
Now add the Roses to your centerpiece. Keep the roses quite short.
Now add the Calla and Lisianthus. Keep the Calla quite long so it hangs out of the centerpiece.
Your luxurious centerpiece is now ready for use. Enjoy!


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How popular is the baby name Sally in the United States right now? How popular was it historically? Find out using the graph below! Plus, check out all the blog posts that mention the name Sally.
Popularity of the Baby Name Sally
Posts that Mention the Name Sally
Downtown Baby Name: Petula
Here's an easy one. The baby name Petula appeared on the U.S. charts in the mid-'60s:
1969: 16 baby girls named Petula
1967: 39 baby girls named Petula [peak usage]
1965: 19 baby girls named Petula [debut]
1964: unlisted
This is the year the catchy song "Downtown" was a hit for English singer Petula Clark.
Petula was born in 1932, singing on radio by 1942, and putting out singles by the mid-'50s. She'd achieved fame in Europe, but when "Downtown" was released in late 1964, it brought her international fame.
"Downtown" hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January of 1965. Several months later it won the Grammy for Best Rock & Roll Recording, beating contenders like "Oh, Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison and "A Hard Day's Night" by The Beatles. (A Billboard writer admitted that "Downtown" winning in the Rock & Roll category "puzzled many.")
Petula's birth name was Sally. The nickname "Petula" was coined by her father. Here's what she said about her name(s) during a recent interview:
True or false: your dad named you after two of his former girlfriends, Pet and Ulla?
I have no idea if it's true or false. This is a story that's come up, and I don't think it came from me – it's just there. It could be. I've never heard of anyone called Pet or Ulla.
I've never heard of anyone else called Petula either, though.
No, but there are some Petulas. There's actually a Petula Clark in the States. I don't much like it actually. It sounds like a sort of stagey type name and I prefer Sally, which is the name on my birth certificate. I've always been called Petula.
What are your thoughts on the name Petula?
Cragg, Michael. "Petula Clark: 'John Lennon gave me some advice that I can't repeat'." Guardian 20 Feb. 2013.
Tiegel, Eliot. "Coasters Get Their Share: 15 Out of 47." Billboard 24 Apr. 1965: 3.
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Rare Girl Names from Early Cinema: E
Looking for an uncommon girl name with a retro feel?
Here's a list of rare female E-names associated with the earliest decades of cinema (1910s to 1940s).
For the names that have seen enough usage to appear in the SSA data, I've included links to popularity graphs.
Eadie
Eadie was a character name in multiple films, including The Girl from Missouri (1934) and The Hit Parade (1937).
Usage of the baby name Eadie.
Editha was a character name in multiple films, including The Children Pay (1916) and The Burglar (1917).
Usage of the baby name Editha.
Edwina was a character name in multiple films, including The Flight of the Crow (short, 1913) and National Velvet (1944).
Usage of the baby name Edwina.
Edythe Chapman was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in New York in 1863. Edythe Sterling was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1920s. She was born in Missouri in 1886. Edythe was also a character name in multiple films, including Told in Colorado (1911) and The Repentant (1916).
Usage of the baby name Edythe.
Effie Shannon was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in Massachusetts in 1867. Effie was also a character name in multiple films, including The Big Diamond Robbery (1929) and The Maltese Falcon (1931).
Usage of the baby name Effie.
Efra Cavendar was a character played by actress Dorothy Sebastian in the film The Unholy Night (1929).
Eily
Eily Malyon was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1940s. She was born in England in 1879. Eily was also a character played by actress Gene Gauntier in the film The Colleen Bawn (1911).
Usage of the baby name Eily.
Elba Allen was a character played by actress Beverly Bayne in the short film Every Inch a King (1914).
Usage of the baby name Elba.
Eleanour
Eleanour was a character played by actress Alice Joyce in the film The Ace of Cads (1926).
Electra was a character played by actress Norma Phillips in the short film The Glow Worm (1913).
Usage of the baby name Electra.
Elektra was a character played by actress Mary Fuller in the short film Elektra (1910).
Usage of the baby name Elektra.
Elfie was a character name in multiple films, including Regeneration (short, 1911) and The Easiest Way (1931).
Usage of the baby name Elfie.
Elga was a character played by actress Camilla Horn in the film The Return of Raffles (1933).
Usage of the baby name Elga.
Ellabella
Ellabella Jackson was a character played by actress Almira Sessions in the film Dixie Jamboree (1944).
Ellaline
Ellaline Terriss was an actress who appeared in films from the 1900s to the 1930s. She was born in the Falkland Islands in 1872. Her birth name was Mary Ellaline Terriss.
Ellean
Ellean Tanqueray was a character played by actress Marie Hemingway in the film The Second Mrs. Tanqueray (1916).
Usage of the baby name Ellean.
Ellinor was a character played by actress Valda Valkyrien in the film The Unwelcome Mother (1916).
Usage of the baby name Ellinor.
Elmerada
Elmerada de Leon was a character played by actress Zasu Pitts in the film Professional Sweetheart (1933).
Elna Johnson was a character played by actress Wendy Barrie in the film The Saint in Palm Springs (1941).
Usage of the baby name Elna.
Elnora Comstock was a character played by various actresses (such as Gloria Grey and Dorinda Clifton) in various movies called A Girl of the Limberlost, all based on the novel of the same name by Gene Stratton-Porter.
Usage of the baby name Elnora.
Elois Murree was a character played by actress Julia Swayne Gordon in the film The Painted World (1914).
Usage of the baby name Elois.
Elspeth
Elspeth Dudgeon was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1950s. She was born in England in 1871. Elspeth was also a character name in multiple films, including Sentimental Tommy (1921) and The Storm Breaker (1925).
Usage of the baby name Elspeth.
Elvia Allman was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1960s. She was born in North Carolina in 1904.
Usage of the baby name Elvia.
Elvina
Elvina Grey was a character played by actress Marguerite Snow in the film The Veiled Woman (1922).
Usage of the baby name Elvina.
Elvira was a character name in multiple films, including The Cuban Love Song (1931) and Moonlight in Vermont (1943).
Usage of the baby name Elvira.
Elvire was a character played by actress Olga Demidoff in the short film The Death of Don Juan (1911).
Elviry
Elviry was a character played by June Weaver in various films of the late 1930s and early 1940s.
Elyane
Elyane Parizot was a character played by actress Maria Corda in the film Madame Wants No Children (1926).
Usage of the baby name Elyane.
Elyata
Elyata was a character played by actress Juanita Hansen in the film The Lost City (1920).
Elzbieta was a character played by actress Julia Hurley in the film The Jungle (1914).
Usage of the baby name Elzbieta.
Emanuella was a character played by actress Mary Philbin in the film Drums of Love (1928).
Usage of the baby name Emanuella.
Emica
Emica was a character played by actress Yvette Dugay in the film Heavenly Days (1944).
Emillia was a character played by actress Carmel Myers in the film No Living Witness (1932).
Usage of the baby name Emillia.
Ena Gregory was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1930s. She was born in Australia in 1906. Ena was also a character played by actress Gloria Payton in the film The Faith of the Strong (1919).
Usage of the baby name Ena.
Encarnacion
Encarnacion was a character played by actress Lynn Bari in the film Blood and Sand (1941).
Usage of the baby name Encarnacion.
Enia
Enia was a character played by actress Edith Storey in the short film Warfare in the Skies (1914).
Usage of the baby name Enia.
Enid Stamp-Taylor was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1940s. She was born in England in 1904. Enid was also a character name in multiple films, including The Chalice of Courage (1915) and Whatever She Wants (1921).
Usage of the baby name Enid.
Enna was a character played by actress Florence La Badie in the film Their Golden Wedding (1914).
Usage of the baby name Enna.
Enola Lane was a character played by actress Clara Williams in the short film The Surgeon (1912).
Usage of the baby name Enola.
Enrichetta
Enrichetta was a character played by actress Alida Valli in the film Two Orphans (1942).
Eponine
Eponine was a character played by actress Frances Drake in the film Les Miserabes (1935).
Usage of the baby name Eponine.
Erek
Princess Erek was a character played by actress Vera Lewis in the film The Only Thing (1925).
Erie McCadden was a character played by actress Sally O'Neil in the film The Girl on the Barge (1929).
Usage of the baby name Erie.
Erina Rodina was a character played by actress Rose Dione in the film The World and Its Women (1919).
Usage of the baby name Erina.
Erma Desmond was a character played by actress Ruth Roland in the film The Matrimonial Martyr (1916).
Usage of the baby name Erma.
Ermengarde
Ermengarde was a character played by actress Gertrude Short in the film The Little Princess (1917).
Ermina
Ermina was a character played by actress Gene Gauntier in the short film Captain Rivera's Reward (1912).
Usage of the baby name Ermina.
Ermine was a character played by actress Monaei Lindley in the film Her Secret (1933).
Usage of the baby name Ermine.
Ermintrud
Ermintrude was a character name in multiple films, including Maytime (1923) and Orchids and Ermine (1927).
Erna was a character played by actress Bunty Payne in the film A Voice in the Night (1941).
Usage of the baby name Erna.
Ernestine
Ernestine Gaines was an actress who appeared in films in the 1920s. Ernestine was also a character name in multiple films, including The Side Show of Life (1924) and Anne of Windy Poplars (1940).
Usage of the baby name Ernestine.
Erni Gottlinger was a character played by actress Marlene Dietrich in the film Cafe Electric (1927).
Erolinda
Erolinda Vargas was a character played by actress Carmel Myers in the film The Kiss (1921).
Essene
Essene was a character played by actress Nan Christy in the short film A Modern Sphinx (1916).
Essie was a character name in multiple films, including Welcome Stranger (1924) and Ah, Wilderness! (1935).
Usage of the baby name Essie.
Estelita
Estelita Rodriguez was an actress who appeared in films from the 1940s to the 1960s. She was born in Cuba in 1928.
Usage of the baby name Estelita.
Esthey
Esthey Roberts was a character played by actress Zasu Pitts in the film Two Alone (1934).
Estrell Wynn was a character played by actress Marguerite De La Motte in the film The Nut (1921).
Estrellita
Estrellita Estrada was a character played by actress Elena Verdugo in the film The Big Sombrero (1949).
Usage of the baby name Estrellita.
Ethel Wales was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1950s. She was born in New Jersey in 1878.
Ethel Griffies was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1960s. She was born in England in 1878.
Ethel Barrymore was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1950s. She was born in Pennsylvania in 1879.
Ethel Clayton was an actress who appeared in films from the 1900s to the 1940s. She was born in Illinois in 1882.
Ethel Grandin was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1920s. She was born in New York in 1894.
Ethel Shannon was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in Colorado in 1898.
Ethel Merman was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1980s. She was born in New York in 1908.
Ethel was also a character played by actress Evelyn Brent in the film Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman (1917).
Usage of the baby name Ethel.
Etheline
Etheline was a character played by actress Diane Bori in the film Big Town (1932).
Usage of the baby name Etheline.
Ethelreda
Ethelreda was a character played by actress Elisabeth Risdon in the film Slightly Tempted (1940).
Usage of the baby name Ethelreda.
Ethelyn
Ethelyn was a character played by actress Josephine Dunn in the film The Sin Sister (1929).
Usage of the baby name Ethelyn.
Ethlyne
Ethlyne Clair was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1930s. She was born in Alabama in 1904.
Ethne
Ethne was a character name in multiple films, including The Four Feathers (1929) and The Four Feathers (1939).
Usage of the baby name Ethne.
Ethona
Ethona was a character played by actress Florence Turner in the film Indian Romeo and Juliet (1912).
Ethyl
Ethyl Norcrosse was a character played by actress Leila Hyams in the film Spite Marriage (1929).
Usage of the baby name Ethyl.
Etiennette was a character played by actress Dany Robin in the film Gates of the Night (1946).
Ettie
Ettie was a character name in multiple films, including Werewolf of London (1935) and Heavenly Days (1944).
Usage of the baby name Ettie.
Eudora Mawdle was a character played by actress Ethel Wales in the film Our Leading Citizen (1922).
Usage of the baby name Eudora.
Eugenia Blondeau was a character played by actress Beverly Bayne in the film Pennington's Choice (1915).
Usage of the baby name Eugenia.
Eugenie Besserer was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in New York in 1868. Eugenie Forde was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1920s. She was born in New York in 1879. Eugenie was also a character name in multiple films, including The Black Pearl (1928) and Piccadilly Jim (1936).
Usage of the baby name Eugenie.
Eula Guy was an actress who appeared in films from 1930s to 1950s. She was born in Pennsylvania in 1894.
Usage of the baby name Eula.
Eulalia was a character played by actress Carmelita Geraghty in the film The Small Bachelor (1927).
Usage of the baby name Eulalia.
Eulalie
Eulalie Jensen was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in Missouri in 1884. Eulalie was also character played by actress Eileen Percy in the film The Pleasant Devil (1919).
Usage of the baby name Eulalie.
Eulilah
Eulilah was a character played by actress Kathleen Burke in the film The Lion Man (1936).
Euphemia
Euphemia Jones was a character played by actress Flora Finch in the short film Mr. Bunny in Disguise (1914).
Usage of the baby name Euphemia.
Europena
Europena was a character name in multiple films, including Lovey Mary (1926) and Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1934).
Eurydice was a character played by actress Mildred Harris in the film A Love Sublime (1917).
Evadne
Evadne was a character played by actress Katherine Lee in the film The Side Show of Life (1924).
Usage of the baby name Evadne.
Eveline Danvers was a character played by actress Ella Hall in the short film The Mistress of Deadwood Basin (1914).
Usage of the baby name Eveline.
Evelynda
Evelynda was a character played by actress Margaret Livingston in the film The Last Warning (1929).
Everild
Everild was a character played by actress Ruth Stonehouse in the short film Above the Abyss (1915).
Evvie
Evvie was a character played by actress Blanche Friderici in the film Stolen Love (1928).
Usage of the baby name Evvie.
Exquisitia
Exquisitia was a character played by actress Ethel Teare in the short film Adam's Ancestors (1915).
Which of the above E-names do you like best?
Source: IMDb
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August 9, 2019 June 12, 2020
Rare Girl Names from Early Cinema: G
Here's a list of rare female G-names associated with the earliest decades of cinema (1910s to 1940s).
I've included links to popularity graphs for the names that have seen enough usage to appear in the SSA data.
Gaby Derilly was a character played by actress Josette Andriot in the short film The Green God (1913).
Usage of the baby name Gaby.
Gail Kane was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1920s. She was born in Pennsylvania in 1887. Her birth name was Abigail Kane. Gail Patrick was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1930s. She was born in Alabama in 1911. Her birth name was Margaret LaVelle Fitzpatrick. Gail was also a character name in multiple films, including Dangerous (1935) and Woman Doctor (1939).
Usage of the baby name Gail.
Gaile Warren was a character played by actress Ruth Robinson in the film An American Tragedy (1931).
Usage of the baby name Gaile.
Galatea was a character name in multiple films, including Pygmalion and Galatea (short, 1912) and It's a Cruel World (short, 1918).
Usage of the baby name Galatea.
Garda Sloane was a character played by various actresses (Florence Rice, Rosalind Russell, Ann Sothern) in various late-1930s mystery movies (Fast Company, Fast and Loose, Fast and Furious) written by Harry Kurnitz.
Usage of the baby name Garda.
Garla was a character played by actress Florine McKinney in the film Cynara (1932).
Usage of the baby name Garla.
Garnet was a character name in multiple films, including Johnny Eager (1941) and So Goes My Love (1946).
Usage of the baby name Garnet.
Gavinia
Gavinia was a character played by actress Kate Davenport in the film Sentimental Tommy (1921).
Gaya was a character played by actress Irene Wallace in the short film The Master of the Bengals (1915).
Usage of the baby name Gaya.
Gayle Adams was a character played by actress Claudia Dell in the film What Becomes of the Children? (1936).
Usage of the baby name Gayle.
Gaza was a character played by actress Carmen Phillips in the film A Cafe in Cairo (1924).
Usage of the baby name Gaza.
Gazella Perkins was a character played by actress Helen Jerome Eddy in the film Girls Demand Excitement (1931).
Usage of the baby name Gazella.
Gee Gee
Gee Gee Graham was a character played by actress Iris Adrian in the film Lady of Burlesque (1943).
Genelle
Genelle was a character played by actress Betty Compson in the film The Green Temptation (1922).
Usage of the baby name Genelle.
Genesta
Genesta Slott was a character played by actress Sydney Fairbrother in the film All In (1936).
Genevia
Genevia was a character played by actress Nina Vanna in the film The Man Without Desire (1923).
Usage of the baby name Genevia.
Genevra was a character name in multiple films, including The Talk of the Town (1918) and The Man from Brodney's (1923).
Usage of the baby name Genevra.
Gentian Tyrell was a character played by actress Gladys Franzin in the film Let Not Man Put Assunder (1924).
Genya
Genya Smetana was a character played by actress Pola Negri in the film Hi Diddle Diddle (1943).
Usage of the baby name Genya.
George-Anne
George-Anne Carleton was a character played by actress Janet Gaynor in the film The Young in Heart (1938).
Usage of the baby name Georgeanne.
Georgette was a character name in multiple films, including A Husband's Awakening (short, 1912) and So This Is Paris (1926).
Usage of the baby name Georgette.
Georgi Gragore was a character played by actress Hedy Lamarr in the film I Take This Woman (1940).
Usage of the baby name Georgi.
Georgie Hastings was a character played by actress Sally O'Neil in the film The Lovelorn (1927).
Usage of the baby name Georgie.
Georgine was a character name in multiple films, including The French Doll (1923) and Play Girl (1932).
Usage of the baby name Georgine.
Gerda Holmes was an actress who appeared in films in the 1910s. She was born in Illinois in 1892. Gerda was also a character name in multiple films, including Three Sinners (1928) and Babies for Sale (1940).
Usage of the baby name Gerda.
Germaine De Neel was an actress who appeared in films in the 1930s. She was born in Canada in 1911. Germaine was also a character name in multiple films, including Evening Clothes (1927) and The Great Garrick (1937).
Usage of the baby name Germaine.
Gerry was a character name in multiple films, including Daring Danger (1932) and Tail Spin (1939).
Usage of the baby name Gerry.
Gerta
Gerta Klangi was a character played by actress Tala Birell in the film The Captain Hates the Sea (1934).
Usage of the baby name Gerta.
Gertie was a character name in multiple films, including Lamplighter (1921) and Gold Dust Gertie (1931).
Usage of the baby name Gertie.
Gertrude McCoy was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1920s. She was born in Georgia in 1890. Gertrude Robinson was an actress who appeared in films from the 1900s to the 1920s. She was born in New York in 1890. Gertrude was also a character name in multiple films, such as Coming-Out Party (1934).
Usage of the baby name Gertrude.
Ghirlaine
Ghirlaine was a character played by actress Doris Kenyon in the film The Blonde Saint (1926).
Ghita Galin was a character played by actress Alice Brady in the film Metropolitan (1935).
Usage of the baby name Ghita.
Ghula
Ghula was a character played by actress Dolly Larkin in the short film The Message of the Rose (1913).
Giacinta
Giacinta was a character played by actress Cissy Fitzgerald in the film Laugh, Clown, Laugh (1928).
Giannina
Giannina was a character played by actress Mary Pickford in the short film The Violin Maker of Cremona (1909).
Usage of the baby name Giannina.
Gigi Perreau was an actress who appeared from the 1940s to the 2010s. She was born in France in 1941. Her birth name was Ghislaine Elizabeth Marie Thérèse Perreau-Saussine.
Usage of the baby name Gigi.
Gilberta
Gilberta Stanley was a character played by actress Lulu Bowers in the film The Matrimonial Martyr (1916).
Usage of the baby name Gilberta.
Gilberte
Gilberte was a character name in multiple films, including A Hungry Heart (1917) and A Night of Mystery (1928).
Usage of the baby name Gilberte.
Gilda was a character name in multiple films, including Go Straight (1925) and Gilda (1946).
Usage of the baby name Gilda.
Ginette was a character name in multiple films, including The Two Girls (1921) and A Kiss in a Taxi (1927).
Usage of the baby name Ginette.
Ginna was a character played by actress Eve Arden in the film My Reputation (1946).
Usage of the baby name Ginna (which debuted in the data in 1947).
Ginny Simms was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1950s. She was born in Texas in 1913. Her birth name was Virginia Ellen Simms. Ginny was also a character played by actress Luana Patten in the film Song of the South (1946).
Usage of the baby name Ginny.
Girda
Girda was a character name in multiple films, including Fool's Paradise (1921) and The Girl in the Flat (1934).
Gita Carteret was a character played by actress Dorothy Mackaill in the film The Crystal Cup (1927).
Usage of the baby name Gita.
Giuditta Pasta was a character played by actress Benita Hume in the film The Divine Spark (1935).
Usage of the baby name Giuditta.
Glad was a character played by various actresses (such as Mary Pickford and Jacqueline Logan) in various movies called The Dawn of a Tomorrow, all based on the novella of the same name by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Glenda Farrell was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1970s. She was born in Oklahoma in 1901. Glenda was also a character name in multiple films, including The White Parade (1934) and Down Argentine Way (1940).
Usage of the baby name Glenda.
Glenna
Glenna Marsh was a character played by actress Dorothy Revier in the film The Siren (1927).
Usage of the baby name Glenna.
Glenny
Glenny was a character played by actress Janet Sully in the film The Lure of Luxury (1918).
Usage of the baby name Glenny.
Glinda was a character name in multiple films, including The Fairylogue and Radio-Plays (1908) and The Wizard of Oz (1939).
Usage of the baby name Glinda.
Glorian Gray was an actress who appeared in films in the 1930s.
Usage of the baby name Glorian.
Gloriana was a character played by actress Zoe Rae in the film Gloriana (1916).
Usage of the baby name Gloriana.
Glorietta Hope was a character played by actress Lucille Carlisle in the short film The Counter Jumper (1922).
Usage of the baby name Glorietta.
Gloriette French was an actress who appeared in 1 film in 1931.
Usage of the baby name Gloriette.
Godiva was a character name in multiple films, including Lady Godiva (short, 1911) and The Story of the Blood Red Rose (short, 1914).
Usage of the baby name Godiva.
Gonda was a character played by actress Belle Bennett in the film Ashes of Hope (1917).
Googie
Googie Withers was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1990s. She was born in British India (now Pakistan) in 1917. Her birth name was Georgette Lizette Withers.
Gora Dwight was a character played by actress Clarissa Selwynne in the film Black Oxen (1923).
Goytia
Goytia was a character played by actress Lottice Howell in the film In Gay Madrid (1930).
Granella
Granella was a character played by actress Malvina Longfellow in the film The Wandering Jew (1923).
Gratia Latham was a character played by actress Pearl White in the film A Virgin Paradise (1921).
Usage of the baby name Gratia.
Grazia was a character played by actress Evelyn Venable in the film Death Takes a Holiday (1934).
Usage of the baby name Grazia.
Gretna Hillman was a character played by actress Sally Crute in the short film The Mystery of the Talking Wire (1914).
Usage of the baby name Gretna.
Griselda was a character name in multiple films, including The Adventure Hunter (short, 1915) and Two-Faced Woman (1941).
Usage of the baby name Griselda.
Grizel
Grizel was a character name in multiple films, including Sentimental Tommy (1921) and Enchantment (1948).
Usage of the baby name Grizel.
Grizette
Grizette was a character played by actress Clara Bow in the film Kiss Me Again (1925).
Gudula
Gudula Rothschild was a character played by actress Helen Westley in the film The House of Rothschild (1934).
Guerda
Guerda Anthony was a character played by actress Constance Bennett in the film Wandering Fires (1925).
Guerita
Guerita was a character played by actress Barbara La Marr in the film Thy Name is Woman (1924).
Guillemette
Guillemette was a character played by actress Arlette Marchal in the film The Hen (1933).
Gulnar
Gulnar was a character played by actress Fanny Ferrari in the film Kismet (1920).
Gunhild was a character played by actress Seena Owen in the film A Yankee from the West (1915).
Usage of the baby name Gunhild.
Guninana
Guninana was a character played by actress Steffi Duna in the film Man of Two Worlds (1934).
Gurtha
Gurtha was a character played by actress Hilda Vaughn in the film Banjo on My Knee (1936).
Usage of the baby name Gurtha.
Gussie Bosley was a character played by actress Myrta Bonillas in the film The Custard Cup (1923).
Usage of the baby name Gussie.
Gusta was a character played by actress Gwili Andre in the film A Woman's Face (1941).
Usage of the baby name Gusta.
Gwendoline was a character played by actress Beverly Bayne in the short film Love and Lavallieres (1913).
Usage of the baby name Gwendoline.
Gwennie
Gwennie Lyne was a character played by actress Julia Swayne Gordon in the film The Maelstrom (1917).
Gwenny Miller was a character played by actress June Lang in the film Too Many Women (1942).
Gwili
Gwili Andre was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1940s. She was born in Denmark in 1908. Her birth name was Gurli Andresen.
Usage of the baby name Gwili (which debuted the year Andre's first film came out).
Gwyn Allen was a character played by actress Arline Judge in the film Smith of Minnesota (1942).
Usage of the baby name Gwyn.
Gwynne Evans was a character played by actress Leatrice Joy in the film Changing Husbands (1924).
Usage of the baby name Gwynne.
Gypsy Abbott was an actress who appeared in films in the 1910s. She was born in Georgia in 1897. Gypsy Rose Lee was an actress who appeared in films in the 1930s to the 1960s. She was born in Washington in 1911. Her birth name was Rose Louise Hovick. Gypsy was also a character played by actress Evelyn Brent in the film Bowery Champs (1944).
Usage of the baby name Gypsy.
…Which of the above G-names do you like best?
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July 11, 2019 July 6, 2019
Baby Names Given a Boost by Grace Kelly
Philadelphia native Grace Kelly appeared in her first movie in 1951. By 1955, she had become one of the biggest box-office draws in the nation. But she gave up her career as an actress to assume the role of a princess in 1956 when she married the ruler of Monaco.
I know of five baby names (so far) that got a boost thanks to Grace Kelly…
First thing's first: Grace Kelly's first name, Grace. It saw a two-year uptick in the mid-'50s:
1959: 1,660 baby girls named Grace [rank: 204th]
Decades later, it would peak in the rankings at 13th place for two years in a row (2003 and 2004).
The rise of Kelly can't be attributed to a single factor, as we saw yesterday. That said, I have no doubt that Grace Kelly played a part in feminizing the first name Kelly during the 1950s:
1959: 6,379 baby girls named Kelly [rank: 74th]
1958: 4,471 baby girls named Kelly [rank: 108th]
1956: 831 baby girls named Kelly [rank: 310th]
Grace Kelly's paternal grandparents were Irish immigrants. The Irish surname Kelly can have several possible origins, but a common one is the Ó Ceallaigh, "descendant of Ceallach." The meaning of the personal name Ceallach isn't known for certain — some sources say "bright-headed," others say it comes from a word meaning "war," or a different word meaning "church."
In 1968, the name Kelly saw peak usage on the boys' list (97th) and then-peak usage on the girls' list (12th). In 1977, thanks to the Charlie's Angels character, it bounced back to reach an even higher peak for girls (10th).
Grace's little sister Elizabeth "Lizanne" Kelly married Donald LeVine in Philadelphia in June of 1955. The same year, the baby name Lizanne debuted on the charts:
1959: 32 baby girls named Lizanne
10 born in Pennsylvania
1958: 39 baby girls named Lizanne [peak]
9 born in Pennsylvania
1955: 15 baby girls named Lizanne [debut]
Notice how the usage of Lizanne in the late '50s was particularly high in Pennsylvania. It was the same through most of the '60s as well.
Grace married Rainier III, the Prince of Monaco, in a lavish wedding in Monaco in April of 1956. The same year, the baby name Rainier debuted on the charts:
1957: 7 baby boys named Rainier
1956: 11 baby boys named Rainier [debut]
The name Rainier is ultimately based on the Germanic words ragin, meaning "advice, decision, counsel," and hari, meaning "army."
(The six bridesmaids at the wedding were named Bettina, Carolyn, Judith, Maree, Rita — actress Rita Gam — and Sally.)
Grace and Rainier had three children: Caroline, Albert, and Stephanie. The births of the latter two didn't seem to have an effect on U.S. baby names, but the birth of Caroline in January of 1957 did give Caroline a bump that year:
1959: 1,046 baby girls named Caroline [rank: 273rd]
1958: 990 baby girls named Caroline [rank: 282nd]
1956: 702 baby girls named Caroline [rank: 329th]
Toward the end of 1957, John and Jacqueline Kennedy — who were still several years away from becoming President and First Lady — also welcomed a daughter named Caroline. They didn't get the idea from Grace Kelly, though. Caroline Kennedy was named after her maternal aunt, Caroline Lee Radziwill.
Sources: Top Ten Money Making Stars Poll – Wikipedia, Rayner – Behind the Name
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April 5, 2019 June 12, 2020
Rare Girl Names from Early Cinema: Letter J
Looking for an off-the-radar J-name for your baby girl? Here's the latest installment of rare female names collected from very old films (released from the 1910s to the 1940s).
For the names that saw enough usage to register in the U.S. data, I've included links to the popularity graphs.
Jacala
Jacala Auehli was a character played by actress Priscilla Dean in the film The Brazen Beauty (1918).
Jacinta was a character played by actress Nanci Price in the film In Gay Madrid (1930).
Usage of the baby name Jacinta.
Jacintha
Jacintha was a character played by actress Lule Warrenton in the film White Lies (1920).
Usage of the baby name Jacintha.
Jacynth was a character played by actress Malvina Longfellow in the film Holy Orders (1917).
Usage of the baby name Jacynth.
Jahala
Jahala Chandler was a character played by actress Pauline Starke in the film Dance Magic (1927).
Usage of the baby name Jahala (which debuted in the data the year Dance Magic came out, but never returned, making it a one-hit wonder).
Countess Jalna was a character played by actress Edith Roberts in the film The Man from Headquarters (1928).
Usage of the baby name Jalna (which debuted in the data the year after the 1935 movie Jalna came out).
Jamilla was a character played by actress Marlene Dietrich in the film Kismet (1944).
Usage of the baby name Jamilla.
Jania was a character played by actress Lupe Velez in the film Stand and Deliver (1928).
Usage of the baby name Jania.
Janina was a character played by actress Myrtle Stedman in the film Chickie (1925).
Usage of the baby name Janina.
Janira was a character played by actress Tsuru Aoki in the short film The Beckoning Flame (1915).
Usage of the baby name Janira.
Jantje was a character played by actress Eva Moore in the film Power (1934).
Jassy was a character played by actress Margaret Lockwood in the film Jassy (1947).
Jaynie
Jaynie Stevens was a character played by actress Lynn Bari in the film Orchestra Wives (1942).
Usage of the baby name Jaynie (which debuted in the data the year Orchestra Wives came out).
Jazzbo
Jazzbo Gans was a character played by actress Edna Murphy in the film Dancing Sweeties (1930).
Jeanie was a character name in multiple films, including What Shall I Do? (1924) and Parole Girl (1933).
Usage of the baby name Jeanie.
Jeanne d'Alcy was an actress who appeared in films from the 1890s to the 1900s. She was born in 1865 in France. Her birth name was Charlotte Lucie Marie Adèle Stephanie Adrienne Faës. Jeanne Eagels was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1920s. She was born in 1890 in Missouri. Her birth name was Amelia Jean Eagles. Jeanne Aubert was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1960s. She was born in 1900 in France. Jeanne was also a character name in multiple films, including The Phantom's Secret (1917) and The Flower of the North (1922).
Usage of the baby name Jeanne.
Jeannette was a character name in multiple films, including The Greatest Thing in Life (1918) and Devil's Island (1926).
Usage of the baby name Jeannette.
Jeannine was a character name in multiple films, including Lilac Time (1928) and Assignment in Brittany (1943).
Usage of the baby name Jeannine.
Jeantine
Jeantine was a character played by actress Merceita Esmond in the film The Beautiful Adventure (1917).
Jellia
Jellia Jamb was a character played by actress Glenna Vaughn in the film The Land of Oz (1932).
Princess Jeneka was a character played by actress Terza Bey in the film The Slim Princess (1915).
Usage of the baby name Jeneka.
Jennitt
Jennitt Hicks was a character played by actress Patricia Dane in the film Life Begins for Andy Hardy (1941).
Jemmy Milligan was a character played by actress Shirley Mason in the film The Winning Girl (1919).
Usage of the baby name Jemmy.
Jerri Vail was a character played by actress Lynne Roberts in the film Lightnin' in the Forest (1948).
Usage of the baby name Jerri.
Jerry was a character name in multiple films, including The Office Scandal (1929) and Merrily We Live (1938).
Usage of the baby name Jerry.
Jesda
Jesda was a character played by actress Bessie Eyton in the short film In the Tents of the Asra (1912).
Jessamine Wilton was a character played by actress Helen Dunbar in the short film The Fable of the Two Sensational Failures (1915).
Usage of the baby name Jessamine.
Jesseva
Jesseva was a character played by actress Bobbie Gould in the film The Patchwork Girl of Oz (1914).
Jetta [pronounced ZHET-eh] Goudal was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1930s. She was born in 1891 in the Netherlands. Her birth name Juliette Henriette Goudeket.
Usage of the baby name Jetta.
Jimmie Turner was a character played by actress Ruth Stonehouse in the short film Flames of Passion (1923).
Usage of the baby name Jimmie.
Jinjur
Jinjur was a character played by actress Marie Wayne in the film The Patchwork Girl of Oz (1914).
Jinx Falkenburg was an actress who appeared in films from the 1930s to the 1940s. She was born in Spain in 1919. Her birth name was Eugenia Lincoln Falkenburg. Jinx was also a character name in the film Juke Box Jenny (1942).
Usage of the baby name Jinx.
Jinxy was a character played by actress Sally Eilers in the film Don't Get Personal (1936).
Joby Madison was a character played by actress Pauline Moore in the film The Carson City Kid (1940).
Usage of the baby name Joby.
Jobyna
Jobyna Ralston was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in Tennessee in 1899.
Usage of the baby name Jobyna.
Josephine "Jody" Norris was a character played by actress Olivia de Havilland in the film To Each His Own (1946).
Usage of the baby name Jody.
Joie Malet was a character played by actress Louise Lorraine in the film The Altar Stairs (1922).
Usage of the baby name Joie.
Jojo Dumont was a character played by actress Evelyn Ankers in the film Parole, Inc. (1948).
Usage of the baby name Jojo.
Jolanda Whiple was a character played by actress Dorothy Gish in the film The Country Flapper (1922).
Usage of the baby name Jolanda.
Joline Hofer was a character played by actress Viola Dana in the film Revelation (1924).
Usage of the baby name Joline.
Jonesy
Jonesy was a (female) character name in multiple films, including Hollywood Hotel (1937) and Babes on Broadway (1941).
José Collins was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in England in 1887. Her birth name was Josephine Charlotte Collins.
Usage of the baby name Jose.
Josephita
Josephita Guerrero was a character played by actress Renée Adorée in the film Tide of Empire (1929).
Josette Andriot was an actress who appeared in films from the 1900s to the 1910s. She was born in France in 1886. Her birth name was Camille Élisa Andriot. Josette was also a character played by actress Tala Birell in the film Josette (1938).
Usage of the baby name Josette.
Josiana
Duchess Josiana was a character played by actress Olga Baclanova in the film The Man Who Laughs (1928).
Usage of the baby name Josiana.
Josina
Josina was a character played by actress Alice Hollister in the short film The Alien (1913).
Usage of the baby name Josina.
Josseline Gaël was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1940s. She was born in France in 1917. Her birth name was Jeannine Augustine Jeanne Blanleuil.
Usage of the baby name Josseline.
Joyzelle
Joyzelle Joyner was an actress who appeared in films from the 1920s to the 1930s. She was born in Alabama in 1905.
Usage of the baby name Joyzelle.
Jubie Davis was a character played by actress Virginia Weidler in the film Gold Rush Maisie (1940).
Julanne
Julanne Johnston was an actress who appeared in films from the 1910s to the 1930s. She was born in Indiana in 1900.
Usage of the baby name Julanne.
Juline
Juline was a character played by actress Lillian Yarbo in the film Moon Over Her Shoulder (1941).
Usage of the baby name Juline.
Juneau MacLean was a character played by actress Aileen Pringle in the film The Wilderness Woman (1926).
Usage of the baby name Juneau.
Junella
Junella was a character played by actress Willa Pearl Curtis in the film Mom and Dad (1945).
Usage of the baby name Junella.
Junetta
Junetta was a character played by actress Binnie Barnes in the film Love Lies (1931).
Usage of the baby name Junetta.
Junie Green was a character played by actress Phyllis Gordon in the short film Saved by Fire (1912).
Usage of the baby name Junie.
…Which of the above names do you like best?
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Medical sector facing a new kind of plague
Posted by Craig McDonald on 10 August 2018 14:25:58 AEST
I had a group of friends over for dinner a couple of weeks ago, one of whom is a doctor. She arrived late and apologised, saying that she'd been stuck late at work because the clinic computer system was hacked and her appointment schedule was all messed up.
My doctor friend is a busy person with many other matters on her mind, and it didn't seem to register with her what a serious issue that hack might turn out to be. But for a cybersecurity guy like me, it was an unsettling revelation.
Our medical professionals have a lot of responsibility weighing on them. For doctors on the front line that can mean making life and death decisions, but the people tasked with administering the medical industry bear a different kind of burden; keeping their patient's data secure.
The medical industry collects and stores massive amounts of sensitive and valuable information about us, from our personal contact details through to insurance and credit card details. That data makes an irresistible target for cybercriminals, and recent revelations have shown that the security perimeter protecting that data is still vulnerable.
Medical data is the #1 target
Adding to the mounting pressure on the Australian medical industry is the new OAIC (Office of the Australian Information Commissioner) report which finds that the medical industry reported the highest number of data breach incidents in Q4 2018.
The OAIC is the Australian Government agency tasked with managing the NDB (Notifiable Data Breach Scheme), under which companies must report any incident that could potentially expose people's personal data, including hacking and cybercrime incidents.
The July NDB report shows that of all reported data breach incidents during April - June period "the largest source of reported data breaches was the private health service provider sector…"
(Excerpt from OAIC's Notifiable Data Breaches Quarterly Statistics Report 1 April – 30 June 2018)
Cybercrime is the biggest data threat
According to the Government's figures, "malicious or criminal attack" incidents accounted for more than half of all reported breaches, at 59%.
"Malicious or criminal attacks exploit known vulnerabilities for financial or other gain. Attacks included cyber incidents such as phishing (29%), malware, ransomware, brute-force attack, compromised or stolen credentials and hacking by other means," the NDB report states.
The large proportion of reported data breaches caused by phishing attacks corresponds with the broader trend we're seeing in the cybersecurity sphere. There's a general lack of awareness in the business community about how big email crime like phishing is.
A key finding of the 2018 AusCERT report was that email-based fraud like phishing was the biggest online security threat category. AusCERT found that organised crime is responsible for around 50% of cybersecurity incidents experienced by Australian companies.
"Australian Businesses are targets and are generally underprepared," AusCERT concluded. "Phishing and email attacks are still the most prevalent form of cyber security incidents affecting respondents... Phishing emails are the most widely used infection vector employed by 71% of all threat actor groups."
Learn about phishing & protect your business
Human beings are really vulnerable to trickery based on emotional responses and social cues. We aren't machines. We haven't got the time to verify the authenticity of every email that lands in our inboxes and criminals take advantage of that, as evidenced by the figures from the OAIC and AusCERT.
Hacking into a company's data using email techniques like phishing is as simple as sending a cleverly worded fake message to some people who work there. If a cybercriminal can trick just one person into clicking on a malicious link, they can use that person as an access point to the company's most sensitive data.
Phishing is a growing crime category because cybercriminals understand it's easier to deceive a person than hack a machine. People are still the gatekeepers of valuable data like bank accounts and credit card details; they're all protected by passwords, but passwords can be obtained with trickery because they are stored in human brains.
I recently wrote an article describing some of the most common types of phishing attacks and how to spot them. Read it here.
Industry sectors like medical and financial services are being disproportionately targeted, and that reveals a lack of preparedness amongst leaders in those fields.
It's absolutely vital that business leaders as well as IT people, start to tackle the threat of cybercrime. Simple attack types like phishing can lead to massive data incidents capable of bankrupting a business.
Cybersecurity for business explained
If you would like to learn more about the complex cybersecurity challenges facing business today, please download the e-book Surviving the Rise of Cybercrime by MailGuard CEO Craig McDonald. This plain English handbook explains the most common threats and provides essential guidance on managing risk.
"Cybercrime is a serious and growing business risk. Building an effective cybersecurity culture within an organisation requires directors and executives to lead by example. Surviving the Rise of Cybercrime is a must-read for directors and executives across business and in government and provides strong foundations for leaders determined to address cyber risk." - Rob Sloan, Cybersecurity Research Director, Wall Street Journal.
Download your copy of Surviving the Rise of Cybercrime for free, here.
Hi, I'm Craig McDonald.
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