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What’s your name? You can’t say you don’t have one, unless you’re an artist formerly known as something else. My name is unfortunately not unique like many of yours may be. Why couldn’t I have been an Axl, or a Beau? How did you get your name? Do you know what it means? Are you looking for a new one? Fine, maybe not for yourself… maybe you’re looking to name a baby. Why not check out What a Lovely Name.

What a Lovely Name is a tool for helping you find interesting and meaningful names for your new baby. When you find some names you like you can easily mail them to friends. There are multiple ways to browse our database of thousands of names, and for each name you can generate a beautiful logo. You can customize and download the logo for free to use any way you like or even order online merchandise emblazoned with your baby’s logo.

So what are some of the cool things you can do with What a Lovely Name?

• Our trusty Baby Logo Generator can generate 432 different logos for each baby name? What newborn doesn’t need 432 different logos to choose from to represent their personal brand?
• You don’t have to use the Baby Logo Generator only for babies. You can even make a cool logo for yourself. Shhhh, don’t tell anyone.
• Search by tradition, disposition or even celebrity names.
• Not seeing a name you think should be included? Send it to them!

Apparently, Kat is unhappy because her name isn’t found on the site. Her legal actual name is Kathie… so she sent a submission to the site asking them to include it. See how easy it is? I’m sure she’ll be quite happy when she can go back to the site and generate a logo for herself.

Let us know what you find out about your name, and consider creating a logo for yourself. Why not upload that logo to your geeks profile to share with everyone else?

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How Did Your Parents Find Your Baby Name?

Which sounds more exciting to you: “Atlas” or “ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions?” I certainly understand the need for having descriptive product names – but I still call “Windows Presentation Foundation” by its original (beta) title. Not only is “Avalon” easier to type, but it’s easier to remember as well. Why does Microsoft suck at naming things? Simple: partners and platforms typically come before the user.

And lest you think I’m insane, think about why “Xbox 360″ wasn’t called “Microsoft Windows Media Extender Games and Entertainment Edition.”

I hear all this talk about how Zune is going to kill the iPod, but… that really remains to be seen. The only thing that’s going to kill the iPod is the iPod itself. At least “Zune” sounds better than what “Zune” rumors to be. But it’s not too late! I’m willing to bet that Zune will be renamed “Microsoft Portable Windows Media Wireless Extender Networking Pocket Communications Edition” before it actually sees the light of day.

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