If you are a man, the odds are it will be the left; if you are a woman, it is more likely to be the right. Now unfold your hands and take a look at your fingers, in particular your index finger (next to your thumb) and your ring finger (next to your little finger).
Sophia was the most popular baby girl name in Texas in 2013. For the boys, Jacob was No. 1 in Texas. The Social Security Administration on Thursday released last year's most popular baby names in each state.
Names predicted to be heard in 2015 will include Lincoln, Harrison, Bailey, Jefferson, Harper, Kennedy, and Parker. Ryder saw one of the biggest leaps up the popularity list last year, jumping up 21 places to become the 65th most popular boys name.his is backed up by what has been popular in 2014. Trends are leading away from fad-driven naming, creative spellings and names borrowed from fantasy films and television, and instead parents are turning to the past to find names with substance. Some predictions for 2015 naming include: