Speaking of names.

Speaking of names. Jeff Grant found an incredibly detailed obituary: "A recentdeath notice for an elderly lady in our local paper noted that thedeceased was the sister of Cora, Edward, Maud Maud:see Matilda, queen of England. , Ethel and Doris, motherof Robert, Michael, Susan, Kevin and Gayle, nana of Aaron, Amber, Rian,Kyle, Damon, Jaime, Sheree, Kelly, Mason, Norton, Jayden, Shelley, Eden,Rhianna and Meryn, and great nana of Liziannia, Shan, Aston, Kapri,Tahlia, Tianna, Corbyn, Tiara-Liege, Trei, Sharieff, Tyrell, Xaviyah,Ohnree, Shaydun, Shalom, Baylee, Karizmah and Fhury. Makes you wonderwhat the next generation will come up with.Dave Morice is featured in the December, 2009 issue of GAMESMagazine The term Games magazine could refer to: GAMES, an American magazine about general games GamesTM, a British video games magazine List of games magazines and . His article (on pages 6-11) "Ultrapoems andHypernovels" describes many of his poetic efforts using variousliterary constraints. Word Ways readers are strongly urged to pick up acopy of GAMES to remind themselves of the vast creativity of ourKickshaws editor. Jeremiah Farrell Jeremiah (Jerry) Farrell (b. 1937), is an American professor emeritus of mathematics at Butler University in Indiana. He is well-known for having designed Will Shortz's favorite puzzle, the 1996 "Election Day" crossword in the New York Times.