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These boys and girls names are rich in tradition and beauty. Check out some of these unusual and powerful names. 
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Candice is an alternative of Candace, Latin form of Kandake, itself the Greek form of kentake, which is Meroitic for “queen” or “royal woman.” Between 177 B.C. and A.D. 314,
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Origin: Monica is a name that came into use thanks to St. Monica (322-387), the mother of St. Augustine, who is renowned for her virtue and piety. The origins of her name are obscure. On the surface, Monica looks to derive from the Greek monos "one," and the suffi
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Also hipsters, gender-neutral name thoughts, being called Ariel and Vogue, German associations, and Spanish place names. (I've actually been to Lloret de Mar! Glorious beach.) Happy weekend!
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Ah, how well I remember the morning my daughter was born: what I was wearing, what the weather was like, the first glimpse into her curious face. I also recall thinking how cool it was that she was born on a Friday. She entered the world already…
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Gingerbread men and houses are a popular Christmas cookies so I was curious to know if any famous fictional gingerbread men had names. The only name I came across was the giant gingerbread man from Shrek 2.
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In the Disney Channel animated series, Phineas and Ferb, Candace Gertude Flynn was the older sister of Phineas, and half-sister of Ferb.
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In Stargate SG-1, Olokun was a Goa'uld system lord who conducted experiments on humans. After abandoning his experiments, he created the Cursor'va, a group of Jaffa that acted as intelligence agents. His fleet was decimated by Anubis, but he survived, only to later be killed by Ba'al.
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Ooh, I'm liking the snazzy techy new blog theme!
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