I have highly versatile names. Cool, huh?

Pat is the #457 most common male name.
0.022% of men in the US are named Pat.
Around 26950 US men are named Pat!
source namestatistics.com

Pat is the #387 most common female name.
0.04% of females in the US are named Pat.
Around 51000 US females are named Pat!
source namestatistics.com

Pat is the #50087 most common last name.
0.0005% of last names in the US are Pat.
Around 1250 US last names are Pat!
source namestatistics.com

luther is the #309 most common male name.
0.043% of men in the US are named luther.
Around 52675 US men are named luther!
source namestatistics.com

luther is the #2438 most common last name.
0.005% of last names in the US are luther.
Around 12500 US last names are luther!
source namestatistics.com

Walking on the moon

Apparently, lj lost this post while they were having problems yesterday. So here it is again:

This is cool:

Especially, the last two words:

The first stage of China's moon exploration program ( "Chang'er I"
Project) started on March 1, 2003. It will be carried out in the recent
two-three years, the moon probe satellite will be launched, exploring the
topography, geomorphology, geologic formation and distribution of
resources as well as the space environment between the moon and the
earth. On the second stage, China will launch its moon car, achieve the
soft landing, patrol and explore on the moon, building the basis for the
further moon research. And the third stage, China will launch the small
module and moon robot to collect the needed samples and return safely,
research the samples and prrovide the data for the manned moon-landing
and the location of China's moon base.

The Rest of the Story

And my reply to the comments that got in before the post was deleted:

1. Yeah, OK, ignore the really bad English transation. The original, of course, is in Chinese. I don't know if they use a human or machine translator. My guess is machine translation, it just kinda has that feel to it, but I really don't know.

2. The date given for the first moon walk is July 20, 1976. The correct date, of course, was July 20, 1969 (note that 1968 isn't correct either :-) I assume this was just a typo, but then again that was during China's Maoist period, so maybe The Chairman just took 7 years before he admitted it :-)