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Direct deposit your federal refund and you could win $2,021 | Chime
January 4, 2023 by Tengariya
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NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. OPEN TO LEGAL RESIDENTS OF THE FIFTY (50) UNITED STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WHO ARE EIGHTEEN (18) YEARS OF AGE (OR AGE OF MAJORITY IN THEIR STATE OF RESIDENCE) AND OLDER, WHO ARE PHYSICALLY LOCATED AND RESIDE IN THE UNITED STATES OR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. VOID IN PUERTO RICO AND WHERE PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED BY LAW.
WINNER MUST EITHER HAVE A CHIME CHECKING ACCOUNT OR QUALIFY FOR A NEW CHIME CHECKING ACCOUNT. FOR IMPORTANT DETAILS, SEE BELOW.
SPONSOR: The Chime 2022 Tax Refund Sweepstakes ("Sweepstake") is sponsored by Chime Financial, Inc., PO Box 417, San Francisco, CA 94104 ("Chime" or "Sponsor").
GENERAL: The Sweepstake is subject to these Official Rules and all applicable federal, state and local laws. Entry into this Sweepstake constitutes your acceptance of these Official Rules. Limit one (1) automatic entry per Entrant or one (1) AMOE entry per Entrant, for a total of one (1) entry per entrant during the Sweepstake Period. A total of twenty two (22) winners will be selected.
TIMING: This Sweepstake begins on Monday, January 23, 2023 at 12:00 AM PT and ends Monday, April 13, 2023 at 11:59 PM PT ("Sweepstake Period"). The Sweepstake will consist of 11 separate entry period's (each an "Entry Period") as follows:
ENTRY PERIOD: The Sweepstake Period includes eleven (11) separate Entry Periods (each, an "Entry Period") with the first Entry Period lasting 11 calendar days and each subsequent Entry Period lasting one calendar week. The first Entry Period runs from Monday, January 23, 2023 12:00 AM PT to Thursday, February 2, 2023 11:59 PM PT. Entry Period 2 and all following Entry Periods will run from Friday 12:00 AM to the following Thursday 11:59 PM. The final Entry Period runs from Friday, April 7, 2023 12:00 AM PT to Thursday, April 13, 2023 11:59 PM PT.
WEEKLY DRAWING PERIOD: At the conclusion of each Entry Period there will be a corresponding weekly drawing period that will start at 12:00 AM PT Friday and last for one (1) calendar week ending at 2:00 PM PT Thursday ("Weekly Drawing Period"). During each Weekly Drawing Period, Sponsor will randomly select two (2) potential winners from among all eligible Entries originated from Automatic Entries and AMOE Entries (each defined below) during that Weekly Drawing Period. There will be eleven (11) separate, successive Weekly Drawing Periods. There will be two (2) winners per Weekly Drawing Period. The first Weekly Drawing Period runs from Friday, February 3, 2023 12:00 AM PT to Thursday, February 9, 2023 2:00 PM PT. The Final Weekly Drawing Period runs from Friday, April 14, 2023 12:00 AM PT to Thursday, April 20, 2023 2:00 PM PT.
Round Number Entry Period Start (12:00 AM PT) Entry Period End (11:59 PM PT) Drawing Period Start (12:00 AM PT) Drawing Period End (2:00 PM PT)
Round 1 1/23/23 2/2/2023 2/3/2023 2/9/2023
Round 2 2/3/2023 2/9/2023 2/10/2023 2/16/2023
Round 3 2/10/2023 2/16/2023 2/17/2023 2/23/2023
Round 4 2/17/2023 2/23/2023 2/24/2023 3/2/2023
Round 5 2/24/2023 3/2/2023 3/3/2023 3/9/2023
Round 10 3/31/2023 4/6/2023 4/7/2023 4/13/2023
Round 11 4/7/2023 4/13/2023 4/14/2023 4/20/2023
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all legal U.S. residents, age 18 and over. By entering, each Entrant confirms they are at least 18 years of age. Individuals employed by Chime Financial, Inc. ("Sponsor"), The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A., their affiliated companies, subsidiaries, Chime Financial Inc.'s business partners including the Dallas Mavericks, or advertising and promotion agencies (collectively "Sweepstake Parties") at any time during the Sweepstake Period, and members of their immediate family (parent, child, sibling or spouse of any of the foregoing) or persons living in the same household (those living in the same household for at least 3 of 12 months preceding the Sweepstake Period), are not eligible.
HOW TO ENTER: There are two (2) ways to enter for eligible entrants ("Entrants"): One (1) method of automatic entry per qualifying Entrant during one of any of the Entry Periods ("Automatic Entry"); or one (1) Alternate Method of Entry ("AMOE") per any Entrant during any Entry Period.
If an entry is received by Sponsor after an Entry Period and/or the Sweepstake Period final Entry Period has ended, it will not be entered in the Sweepstake.
Entries do NOT carry over from one Entry Period to another.
Automatic Entry Method For New or Existing Chime Members:
To qualify for an Automatic Entry, for a new or existing Chime Member, each prospective Entrant must:
If not already a Chime Checking Account holder, open a new Chime Checking Account; and;
Receive a qualifying federal tax refund direct deposit (described more fully below) of $200.00 or more to your Chime Checking Account during an Entry Period during the Sweepstake.
The qualifying federal tax refund direct deposit must be either (1) made by the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") directly to the Chime Member's new or existing Chime Checking Account; or (2) made by the Chime Member's tax preparer (e.g., H&R Block, Turbo Tax, or any other identifiable third-party tax preparer) into the Chime Member's new or existing Chime Checking Account. Direct deposits from the Chime Member's employer, payroll provider, or benefits payer in the form of an Automated Clearing House (ACH) direct deposit do not qualify for Automatic Entry. Likewise, bank ACH transfers, Pay Anyone transfers, verification or trial deposits from financial institutions, peer to peer transfers from services such as PayPal, Cash App, or Venmo, mobile check deposits, and cash loads or deposits do not qualify for an Automatic Entry. A federal tax refund direct deposit posting before the beginning of the Sweepstake Period is not a qualifying federal tax refund direct deposit. Any Automatic Entry determined to have been created as a result of an individual closing a Chime Checking Account and opening a new Chime Checking Account, whether issued by the same bank or by a different bank, will be disqualified.
Limit of one (1) Automatic Entry per Entrant during the entire Sweepstake Period.
Alternate Method of Entry ("AMOE"):
To qualify for an AMOE, each prospective Entrant must:
Fill out the online AMOE Form, which can be found on the following website at https://www.chime.com/blog/tax-season-sweepstakes/ ("Website"). All Entrants are limited to one (1) AMOE Entry during the entire Sweepstake Period.
Limit of one (1) Automatic Method of Entry or one (1) AMOE per Entrant during the entire Sweepstake Period.
HOW TO OPT-OUT: Any Chime Member who wishes to opt-out of participation in the Sweepstake will be given the opportunity to do so by responding to an introductory email to be sent to all current Chime Members prior to the beginning of the Sweepstake Period or can email promos@chime.com requesting to opt-out of the Sweepstake.
SELECTION OF WINNERS: At the end of each Weekly Drawing Period, Sponsor will randomly select two (2) potential winners from among all eligible Automatic and AMOE Entries received during each of the eleven (11) individual Entry Periods. The first Weekly Drawing Period ends on Thursday, February 9, 2023 at 2:00 PM. The eleventh and final Weekly Drawing period ends on Thursday, April 20, 2023 at 2:00 PM.
NOTIFICATION OF WINNING and CLAIMING PRIZE: After each Weekly Drawing Period has concluded, Sponsor will send an email message from chime@accounts.chime.com to each potential winner between 2:00 PM Thursday and 2:00 PM Friday ("Winner Notification"). Once the email message has been sent by the Sponsor, the potential winner has 24-hours to reply, i.e., the 24-hour deadline to reply and claim the prize begins the moment Sponsor sends the Winner Notification. If not a Chime Member, the winner must reply within 24-hours of the Winner Notification being sent AND request and be approved for a new Chime Checking Account during the same 24-hour period.
PRIZES: Twenty-two (22) winners will each receive: one (1) one-time deposit of $2,022.00 to their Chime Checking Account. If a Chime Member, i.e., a customer with an open Chime Checking Account, the deposit to the verified winner's Chime Checking Account will occur within ten (10) business days of the end of the respective Winner Notification period (2:00 PM Thursday to 2:00 PM Friday); if not a Chime Member when selected, the individual will have 24 hours from the time Chime sends the Winner Notification to reply and request and be approved for a Chime Checking Account. If approved, one (1) one-time deposit of $2,022.00 will be made to the verified winner's new Chime Checking Account within ten (10) business days of the end of the respective Winner Notification period (2:00 PM Thursday to 2:00 PM Friday). If the individual fails to respond or is not approved for a new Chime Checking Account, the prize will be forfeited, and Sponsor will randomly select another potential winner. There is no monetary cost associated with requesting a Chime Checking Account and winner is under no obligation to keep the Chime Checking Account open after the prize is deposited. Out-of-network cash withdrawal fees apply. The total Approximate Retail Value (ARV) of all available prizes in the Sweepstake Period is $44,484.00. The prize pool for each Entry Period is $4,044.00.
Important: To receive a prize, the winner must be a Chime Checking Account holder ("Chime Member"). If a potential winner is not a Chime Member when selected, the winner must reply within 24-hours of the Winner Notification being sent AND request and be approved for a new Chime Checking Account during the same 24-hour period. If the winner fails to respond or is not approved for a new Chime Checking Account, the prize will be forfeited, and Sponsor will randomly select another potential winner. The new potential winner is subject to the same Winner Notification timeline described under this section 7. There is no cost to obtain a new Chime Checking Account and winner is under no obligation to keep the Chime Checking Account open after the prize is deposited. Out-of-network cash withdrawal fees apply.
WINNER ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Potential winners must meet the eligibility requirements set forth in Section 4 in these Official Rules in order to qualify for a prize. Furthermore, if the individual to whom Chime sends a Winner Notification is not a Chime Member when selected, the individual will have 24 hours from Chime sending the Winner Notification to request and be approved for a Chime Checking Account. Failure to respond within twenty-four (24) hours of Winner Notification being sent by Chime may result in disqualification, forfeiture of prize and an alternate potential winner may be selected. If a potential winner is found to be ineligible; failure to get approved for a Chime Checking Account; is not in compliance with these Official Rules; declines to accept the prize; does not comply with Sponsor's instructions; or the prize is returned as undeliverable, the prize may be forfeited in Sponsor's sole discretion. If a prize is forfeited, then the prize may be awarded to an alternate potential winner, selected in a random drawing from among all remaining eligible entries received during the corresponding Entry Period, as determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion. Sponsor shall not be held responsible for any delays in awarding the prize for any reason. Each prize will only be awarded to a verified winner. Verification of weekly potential winners will occur following the end of each Winner Notification period (2:00 PM Thursday to 2:00 PM Friday). Any unclaimed prizes will be awarded in a random drawing to be held as necessary. Prize will be awarded once the potential winner responds to Sponsor with either the email address associated with their Chime Checking Account, or for non-Chime Members, the email address to be used to request a new Chime Checking Account.
Only prizes specified in the amounts indicated will be awarded. Prizes are non-transferable, with no cash redemption or equivalent. Sponsor reserves the right to substitute a prize or prize component of equal or greater value should a prize or any component of a prize become unavailable. Except as specifically provided herein, all applicable taxes and usage charges on prizes are the sole responsibility of the winner. Credits of $600 or more will be reported on Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax form 1099-MISC. If required by law, Sponsor or its agents shall require payment from winner of taxes to be remitted to the appropriate taxing authorities. Sponsor expressly disclaims any responsibility or liability for injury or loss to any person or property relating to the delivery and/or subsequent use of prizes awarded. Sponsor makes no representation or warranties concerning the appearance, safety or performance of any prize awarded.
Upon deposit of the prize to the winner's Chime Checking Account, Sponsor will be deemed to have awarded the prize to the winner with winner assuming full responsibility for the prize.
LIMITATIONS ON WINNING: In addition to the one (1) prize per Entrant limit during the entire Sweepstake Period, there is a one (1) prize per Entrant limit across all Chime sweepstakes conducted during January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023 calendar year(s). Note: You are not a winner of any prize until you have been verified as a winner by the Sponsor.
ODDS OF WINNING: The odds of winning depend upon the number of eligible Automatic and AMOE Entries received during the Entry Period.
RIGHT OF PUBLICITY RELEASE: Except where prohibited by law, participation in the Sweepstake constitutes each Entrant's consent to Sponsor's and its agents' use of Entrant's name, likeness, photograph, voice, opinions and/or hometown, and statements made by or attributed to them, in perpetuity, in any and all media now known or hereafter developed (including, without limitation, print, broadcast and Internet), for all legitimate business purposes including advertising and promotional activities without additional compensation, further payment, and/or consideration.
MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS: All Entries become the property of Sponsor and will not be returned. By participating, Entrants agree to abide by and be bound by these Official Rules, which shall be final and binding with respect to all issues relating to this Sweepstake. It is the Entrant's responsibility to ensure compliance with all of the conditions contained in these Official Rules. Sponsor is not responsible for any lost, late, misdirected, stolen, illegible, incomplete entries, or for any computer, online, telephone or technical malfunctions that may occur. Sweepstake Parties are not responsible for any incorrect or inaccurate information, whether caused by Website users, any of the equipment or programming associated with or utilized in the Sweepstake, or any technical or human error, which may occur in the processing of submissions in the Sweepstake. Sweepstake Parties assume no responsibility for any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, communications line failure, theft or destruction or unauthorized access to, or alteration of, entries. Sweepstake Parties are not responsible for any problems, failures or technical malfunction of any telephone network or lines, computer online systems, servers, providers, computer equipment, software, email, players or browsers, on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on the Internet, at any website, or on account of any combination of the foregoing. Sweepstake Parties are not responsible for any injury or damage to participants or to any computer related to or resulting from participating or downloading materials in this Sweepstake. Persons found tampering with or abusing any aspect of this Sweepstake, or whom Sponsor believes to be causing malfunction, error, disruption or damage will be disqualified. CAUTION: ANY ATTEMPT BY AN ENTRANT OR ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL TO DELIBERATELY DAMAGE ANY WEBSITE OR UNDERMINE THE LEGITIMATE OPERATION OF THE SWEEPSTAKE MAY BE A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWS. SHOULD SUCH AN ATTEMPT BE MADE, SPONSOR RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SEEK DAMAGES FROM ANY SUCH PERSON TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW. Sponsor reserves the right to correct any typographical, printing, computer programming or operator errors.
If for any reason, the Sweepstake is not capable of running as planned, including infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, or any other causes beyond the control of the Sweepstake Parties which corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, integrity or proper conduct of this Sweepstake, Sponsor reserves the right to cancel, modify, or suspend the Sweepstake or any element thereof (including, without limitation, these Official Rules) without notice in any manner and for any reason (including, without limitation, in the event of any unanticipated occurrence that is not fully addressed in these Official Rules). In the event of cancellation, modification, or suspension, Sponsor reserves the right to select winners in a random drawing from among all eligible, non-suspect entries received prior to the time of the event warranting such cancellation, modification, or suspension. Notice of such cancellation, modification, or suspension will be posted on the Website and/or Sponsor's website at Sponsor's discretion. Sponsor may prohibit any Entrant or potential entrant from participating in the Sweepstake, if such Entrant or potential entrant shows a disregard for these Official Rules; acts with an intent to annoy, abuse, threaten, or harass any other Entrant, Sponsor, or Sponsor's agents or representatives; or behaves in any other disruptive manner (as determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion). Sponsor reserves the right to modify these rules for clarification purposes without materially affecting the terms and conditions of the Sweepstake.
By participating in this Sweepstake, each Entrant agrees to release and hold harmless Sweepstake Parties and each of their respective parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, officers, directors, representatives, agents and employees, from any and all liability whatsoever for any injuries, losses or damages of any kind arising from or in connection with, either directly or indirectly from: 1) the awarding, acceptance, receipt, possession, use and/or misuse of any prize awarded herein; or 2) participation in the Sweepstake or any prize related activities.
PRIVACY POLICY: Sponsor's privacy policy is available at https://www.chime.com/policies/chime/privacy-policy/
ARBITRATION AND CHOICE OF LAW: Except where prohibited by law, as a condition of participating in this Sweepstake, Entrant agrees that (1) any and all disputes and causes of action arising out of or connected with this Sweepstake, or any prizes awarded, shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, and exclusively by final and binding arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and held at the AAA regional office nearest the Entrant's residence; (2) the Federal Arbitration Act shall govern the interpretation, enforcement and all proceedings at such arbitration; and (3) judgment upon such arbitration award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction. Under no circumstances will Entrant be permitted to obtain awards for, and Entrant hereby waives all rights to claim, punitive, incidental or consequential damages, or any other damages, including attorneys' fees, other than Entrant's actual out-of-pocket expenses (i.e., costs associated with entering this Sweepstake), and Entrant further waives all rights to have damages multiplied or increased. All issues and questions concerning the construction, validity, interpretation and enforceability of these Official Rules, or the rights and obligations of Entrants and Sponsor in connection with this Sweepstake, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the substantive laws of the State of California, USA without regard to California's choice of law rules.
WINNERS LIST: To obtain an official list of the names of the winners, send a self-addressed stamped business-size envelope to: Chime 2021 Tax Refund Sweepstakes List, Chime, PO Box 417, San Francisco, CA 94104. Requests must be received by May 20, 2023 at 11:59 PM.
OFFICIAL RULES: If you would like a copy of these Official Rules, please send a self-addressed stamped envelope to: Chime 2022 Tax Refund Sweepstakes Official Rules Chime, PO Box 417, San Francisco, CA 94104. Vermont residents may omit the return postage. Requests received after the close of the Sweepstake Period will not be honored.
This sweepstakes is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by The Bancorp Bank, N.A., Stride Bank, N.A., or the Dallas Mavericks.
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Motaz was a pleasure to works with and we will be certainly using him again on other projects.
Really lovely man who knows what he's doing! Completed all the jobs I needed very quickly and efficiently. Will be using him again.
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Professional and friendly. We would definitely recommend.
Motaz and his team are both friendly and professional. I hired the team to re-paint a dark vanished dated staircase. The job was completed on time and to a high standard. I would hire Motaz and his team again and do recommend them. Motaz thank you to you and your team for taking care all the extra details! ??


If you're facebook friends with Sandy you have probably seen her recent posts where two close family members passed in the last month and then two weeks ago her mother was rushed to the hospital with stomach pains and passed a few days ago.
Tom is married to Sandy's sister and while in town for their mom's funeral he was suddenly rushed to the hospital also, here's her most recent update. Please keep their family in prayer.
According to the surgeon, Tom had a blockage in his bladder that was caused by multiple blood clots in his bladder. This was causing the intense pain and bleeding. They are keeping Tom at the hospital at least overnight. We may know more tomorrow about what to expect moving forward! Please continue to pray for Tom! In addition to the medical side... Tom is not covered by his Israeli insurance while in the States and he and Becky will have to personally pay for ...all of the hospital expenses - ambulance, ER, CT scan, surgery, doctors, hospital stay, etc... I'm thinking of starting a 'Go Fund Me' page to help them with all the medical costs they're facing!
We are all feeling overwhelmed and exhausted... all of this coming right on top of our mom passing! And that right on top of Neil's brother and brother-in-law passing! We all need healing and rest!
I appreciate all your prayers for all of us... especially for Tom right now!!
thanks..I hadn't seen the update.


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ADS Group says Brexit White Paper is 'step forward' for industry
Tags: ADS, ADS Group, Brexit, EASA, ECHA, Europe, FINN 2018
Industry organisation backs continued implementation period, free trade area and continued participation in regulatory regimes
The release of yesterday's White Paper on the future relationship between the UK and the European Union (EU) is a step forward in addressing businesses' concerns, according to ADS.
The trade organisation for companies in the UK aerospace, defence, security and space sectors was reacting to government plans set out in the White Paper, aimed at giving businesses certainty ahead of the UK's exit from the EU in March 2019.
ADS has welcomed the government's continued backing for an implementation period which will give businesses time to adapt to new arrangements and to a proposed UK-EU free trade area for goods.
The organisation has also welcomed the retention of UK participation in the successful regulatory regimes of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), which it believes will be important to minimise disruption and ensure the industry continues to benefit from close regulatory alignment.
Free trade area is 'welcome step'
ADS Chief Executive Paul Everitt said: "This White Paper on the government's detailed proposals for our future relationship with the EU makes good progress in addressing concerns expressed by our industries and others."
"The proposed free trade area for goods is a welcome step and the government's plan for continued participation in important EU regulators like EASA and the ECHA will help secure frictionless trade that benefits both the UK and the EU."
"There is now little time left before the UK leaves the EU to reach the comprehensive agreement for the smooth Brexit we need to avoid the disruption of no deal."
He added: "We hope the EU will respond positively to this White Paper as a basis for further detailed discussions and we urge negotiators on both sides to work together to reach solutions that protect jobs and investment."
Complex issues left to solve
ADS added there were further important and complex issues which were still to be resolved. These included customs arrangements and surrounding aviation safety regulators in both the UK and EU. ADS urged that technical discussions on these should start as soon as possible.
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A Heartfelt Thank You
Today, our Founder Joe Grillo begins the transition of his role as CEO to the next generation of leadership. While he may have joked about retiring for some time, we never actually thought it would happen. But today, he's closer to closing the book on this significant and impactful chapter.
It isn't easy to retire from a company that you've helped create, nourish, and grow for more than ten years. Joe has been instrumental to our success, not only from a business perspective but in his effort to instill strong values, provide a clear sense of purpose beyond profits, and build a culture that has allowed our team and our company to flourish.
As we reflect on Joe's history within the security industry, we are inspired and proud to be part of his evolution as a leader, industry evangelist, and trusted voice. The success of ACRE has created tremendous value for all of us, including our partners, who have been able to realize growth, and our customers, who are better equipped to address evolving security risks through the deployment of ACRE technologies.
Joe built a career that went beyond what he had envisioned for himself and the industry. There are so many highlights, but here are a few we feel are worth noting:
At ACRE, Joe's deep knowledge of the security and access control businesses resulted in strong operating results, 11 successful acquisitions, and the unification of unique brands under one umbrella.
Joe spent more than 40 years with leading high-tech brands across the globe.
He established ACRE in 2012 as Principal and CEO, focused on developing the company's position as a leader in the access control industry with an eye on rapid organic and acquisitive growth. And grow we did…
Under his leadership, ACRE has grown to a company with close to $300 million in revenue and more than 500 employees worldwide.
Joe was one of the founders and president of HID.
He led the effort to sell HID, which Assa Abloy acquired in January 2001.
As ASSA ABLOY's Global Technologies Division President and CEO from 2003 to 2008, Joe successfully transitioned its HID Global, Besam, and Hospitality business units through acquisitive growth and improved financial success.
He was instrumental in launching the Global Technologies Division while a participating member of ASSA ABLOY's Management Board since 2001.
How's that for a career?
But there's more beyond the strategies, deals, and business successes. Joe has been a trusted mentor to so many of us and has always taken the time to share his knowledge and insights to ensure we can be as successful as possible in our daily roles. He's contributed significantly to the modernization of the industry and given his time to causes outside the business's day-to-day operations. He's wildly popular at events like ISC West, where you can't go five minutes without hearing someone call his name (Hey! Joe!) He's also never been one to shy away from the spotlight, which has made him a favorite contact of journalists across the globe.
We're honored to be part of this organization that you built, and we are truly grateful for your dedication that made ACRE what it is today.
Joe, here's to relaxing Wednesday afternoons by the pool with an umbrella in your drink and Mondays that don't start until 10 a.m.
The ACRE team
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Q: How to limit bandwidth in CentOS using htaccess and not httpd.conf? I'm trying to limit bandwidth in centOS. I have tried using bw_module, cband_module and bandwidth_module, but all of those required to use the httpd.conf and must restart httpd!
I have to do this live. I want to allow smooth updates when the site is up and DO NOT restart. Is there any way to use .htaccess and not httpd.conf?
Here is my httpd.conf code:
CBandScoreFlushPeriod 1
CBandRandomPulse On
<Virtualhost *>
    BandwidthModule On
    ForceBandWidthModule On
    Bandwidth all 500000
    Servername www.XXX.com
</Virtualhost>

I need to insert
Bandwidth 123.456.748.9 20000

for a lot of IPs and to be dynamic. Is there any way?

A: It is possible to do this with iptables (see http://blog.edseek.com/~jasonb/articles/traffic_shaping/).

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The invasion of Kuwait, home to one of the largest oilfields in the world, by Saddam Hussein's Iraq in 1990 was the catalyst for the Second Gulf War, which pitted Iraq against an international coalition. In Operation Desert Storm in early 1991, this coalition quickly drove the Iraqi army from Kuwait in the largest Allied mobilization since the Second World...
Saddam Hussein was the President of Iraq from 1979 to 2003, during which time he developed a reputation for enforcing one of the world's most brutal dictatorships. His regime was responsible for countless massacres, which targeted Kurds, Shia Muslims and opponents of the Ba'ath Party, among others. In just 50 minutes, you will find out about the events that led...
The 1948 Palestine War
The 1948 Palestine War, known in Hebrew as the War of Independence, is essential for understanding the Arab-Israeli conflict and the political situation in the modern Middle East. It was the first in a long series of conflicts between Jews and Arabs in the region, and tensions between the two groups persist today. Indeed, civil war broke out after the...
The Six-Day War
The Six-Day War in 1967 was a major crisis in the Arab-Israeli conflict and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and caused outrage across the Arab world. After a tense period in which the Israelis and Egyptians exchanged threats, Israel launched a pre-emptive strike and destroyed the Egyptian air force in a matter of hours. The Israeli forces then continued their advance, and by the...
The Yom Kippur War
The Yom Kippur War was fought in 1973 between a coalition of Arab countries, led by Egypt and Syria, and Israel. On the day of Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), Egyptian and Syrian troops attacked the Sinai Peninsula and the Golan Heights, which had been occupied by Israel since the Six-Day War in 1967. The Yom Kippur War contributed to the...


The 3,617-square-foot home has 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, a stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, a large covered porch with ceiling fans, plantation shutters, an exercise room and a recreation room.
The purchase: In July 2014, Dowd paid a little over $1.37 million for the home, or roughly $1.45 million in today's dollars, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The sale: According to Zillow, Dowd sold the home for $1.15 million, or $306,000 less than the original purchase price, in today's dollars.
Dowd originally listed the home in April 2017 for a little over $1.47 million, but lowered the price to approximately $1.44 million in May 2017. In September and November 2017, he dropped the price to $1.41 million and $1.38 million, respectively. In February 2018, the home was listed at $1.35 million; and by July, the price went down to $1.29 million.
The property taxes: Based on data compiled from Blockshopper.com and Zillow, Dowd paid $56,457 in property taxes between 2015 and 2017, or about 4.9 percent of the sale price.


This was one of society's earliest publications and probably its first excursion into the field of oral history. It was based on Eric Fry's recorded interview with Tom Barker where he was living in London in 1963.
Tom Barker (1887-1970) was a leading member of the International Workers of the World (IWW) who was famously imprisoned in 1916 for publishing a cartoon opposing World War 1. Despite being British born, he was deported to Chile by the Australian government two years later.
Tom Barker appears in the second banner photo on the front page of this web site. The speaker is Donald Grant, later to become a Labor Senator. Tom is standing to his left, holding a copy of the IWW paper Direct Action.
A PDF file of this historic document can be viewed or downloaded here. Note, this file is quite large (22MB) and will take a while to download.


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Whilst there is no mention of the village of Fairwarp (Fayre Wharp) until 1519 there are significant Roman connections in the area.
At Duddleswell there is a preserved section of a road that ran across the Ashdown Forest and onto London from Lewes. This is part of Ermine Street. The road was built around 100 AD and made of slag and cinders, probably from the iron industry of the area.
There is evidence that the Romans produced iron as a bloomery (early furnace) has been found in the Fairwarp area. The name Oldlands is suggested comes from "old ironworking lands". Here a number of Roman Coins have been found.
Local heresay claims that there was a Roman posting station at Duddleswell. The origin of the name Duddleswell comes from a chapel, St Dudeneys – Dudeney's well.
Fairwarp is a delightful small village situated within the six and a half thousand acres of the enchanting Ashdown Forest.
Please see the below history posts of information that has been handed to us so far. If you have more information, photos, or anything about Fairwarp history please contact us so that we can add this information to the website so that it is never lost or forgotten.
Fayre Wharp
Fayre Wharp is mentioned in 1519 and the main occupation in the area, being charcoal burning, providing the source of heat to melt the iron produced at nearby Oldlands Farm.
Also on the other side of the village towards Nutley, cannons were finished off, with the centres being bored at Boringwheel Mill farm.
From 1793 regiments from the army were stationed at nearby Duddleswell, during the build up to the Napoleonic Wars.
The church was built in 1881 as the village became large enough to host its own parish, prior to that the village was in the parish of Maresfield.
During the 1930's the radio station at Duddleswell was built to provide long distance communication to the British Embassies and Forces overseas.
Farming and Community Growth
In 1777, the village consisted of a single farmhouse on a track across the Forest. This dwelling does not appear on the 1805 Ordance Survey Map but may be the dwelling at the bottom of The Street in the main part of the village.
By the late 19th Century Fairwarp has become a thriving community boasting the church (consecrated in 1881), school (opened in 1873), post office and pub. The 1878 Ordnance Survey Map shows the extent of the growth during most of the last century, the community was able to support a Silver Band and Cricket team.
Sadly these, the school, post office etc. have all disappeared.
Postcard courtesy of Peter Mcleod of www.theweald.org
Fairwarp Christ Church - WW1 War Memorials
As part of the Fairwarp Remembers initiative, the WW1 Committee have been arranging to renovate and improve the war memorials to The Great War both in the churchyard and inside the church.
The inside memorial has been renovated, cleaned and the gold paint updated. This lists all the men of Fairwarp who fought in World War One.
The war memorial in the churchyard currently commemorates the fallen with 25 names of the Fairwarp soldiers engraved on it. As part of the renovations, - new steps and railings have been erected. Money is being raised to add the name of the 26 soldier fallen which was missed from the original carving.
Fairwarp Remembers - Wall Hanging
On Sunday 3 November 2019 a wall hanging was accepted into Christ Church which commemorates the 26 Fairwarp men who gave their lives in WWI.
The hanging is made up of individual squares that have been embroidered, knitted, felted and appliquéd by several villagers.
You can download the explanatory poster below which explains the meanings behind each square, how they were made and who made them.
Fairwarp Spitfire
During "Wings for Victory" Week villages were asked to raise money for planes and in return had a plane named after it.
Sir Bernard Eckstein handed Mrs Shorthouse (who was secretary of the War Savings Group) a cheque for a quarter of a million pounds (£250,000). This was combined with the Oldands Hall Group and a total amount of £730,000 was sent from Fairwarp, making a record contribution as the best village in England.
Fairwarp has two sites of interest relating to the Second World War; The Airmen's Grave and The Italian POW camp.
Italian Prisoner of War Camp
Just leaving the main village, heading east on The Street, tucked away in among trees is two dilapidated buildings that formed the POW camp. There is little information about the camp and it is slowly returning to nature.
The structure which is on private land is unsafe and contains asbestos. Therefore please do not go exploring.
The Airmen's Grave
On the night of the July 31st 1941, a Wellington bomber was returning from a raid on Cologne. One of its two engines had stopped and the pilot was attempting to reach an airfield close to the English Coast.
The weather that night was poor and the pilot was unable to identify a suitable landing place and crashed on the southern slopes of the forest. All six crew members were killed. They were all in their early to mid-twenties.
Capt. and 1st. Pilot - Harry Vidler
Sergeant and 2nd. Pilot - Vic Sutton
Air Gunner - Stan Hathaway
Rear Gunner - Len Saunders
Sergeant and Observer - Wilf Brooks
Wireless Operator - Arthur Cave
It was the mother of Vic Sutton that first erected a wooden cross at the site of the crash. She was living at Nutley at the time. In 1954 a stone cross was erected and a fence put round the area to keep the sheep out. Then in 1971 the wall of local stone was erected by the Forest Rangers. The site is really a memorial to the men and not their grave.
The memorial can be found just west of the village off the B2026. On Remembrance Sunday there is a special open air service held at the grave. The service is very moving and many people attend.
Oldlands Hall
Oldlands Hall is the big house on the hill for Fairwarp. The history of the estate and house is extremely interesting, especially in the context of the development of the village.
Much of the 19th-century ornamental gardens have been lost in late-20th-century development of the site and what remains are probably features created during Bernard Eckstein's ownership in the 1930s and 1940s. Features include an azalea walk, stone lions, and ornamental lily pool and an arboretum.
HistoryFrom 1870, gardens and a park of some 12 hectares were developed to the south of the new house under the direction of the head gardener, Edward Luckhurst, `one of
the most able and accomplished gardeners of the day'. The estate was extended after 1920, but was then broken up after 1948, and the house was converted into apartments. The house and gardens, now with additional residences, remain in private multiple ownership as Oldlands Estate Ltd.
Much of the 19th-century ornamental gardens have been lost in late-20th-century development of the site and what remains are probably features created during Bernard Eckstein's ownership in the 1930s and 1940s. Forty metres north-west from the west side of Oldlands Hall there is an entrance to the Azalea Walk guarded by two stone lions, two further entrances up stone steps being found some 50m and 60m along the drive to the west. The Azalea Walk, an extensive area with rhododendron and azalea glades leading to woodland (now in separate ownership), also features a Japanese-style pavilion (now, 2005, dilapidated) and a pet cemetery dating to the 1920s, enclosed within a yew hedge.
Approximately 10m from the south-east side of the house there are the remains of a rock garden adjoining an ornamental lily pool and, beyond, an arboretum which led along grassy slopes to a chain of lakes (now, 2005, neglected and in separate ownership) some 200m to the east and south-east. On the south side of the house formal stone terraces give views across a ha-ha and surrounding pasture and woodland to Oldlands Farm and beyond. A semi-circular flight of steps lead from the stone terrace to the lower stone-paved walks in terraces with a succession of six lily pools (now, 2005 with little water) to an ornamental pool (now without the deer and fawn fountain described in 1949 Sales Particulars).
Sources Park & Gardens - https://www.parksandgardens.org/ Article:"Alexander Nesbitt, a Sussex Antiquarian, and the Oldlands estate." by Janet H. Stevenson.
Brickfield Meadow
Within Fairwarp there is a meadow nature reserve managed by the Sussex Wildlife Trust.
The Meadow "boasts" traditional Wealden meadow flowers and grasses including betony, musk mallow and dyer's greenweed. In addition, the meadow has an ancient hornbeam hedge.
The area is known as Brickfield Meadow and is now a nature reserve. During Spring and Summer there is a wide range of butterflies and moths attracted to the wild flowers.
©2020 by Fairwarp Village.


Discussion in 'Rentals - Long Term' started by Jenny Shantaya Boneja, Sep 20, 2015.
Beachwood Villas long term rental available to Oct 17th! 1200 $ + electricity and Internet! Pool, Barbecue Area, Washer and Dryer available. Direct access to the Beach! With mini ocean view from the Balcony!
Hey I'm Daniel I'm the GM of The Hub on 30a, I am very interested in renting this property. What's the best way to get in touch with you directly? Thanks!
I'm am the property manager to this property. Feel free to call me directly to possibly schedule a showing 850-585-8015.


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Q: plot a list of tables vertically kable::extra and kable in R? I need to plot a list of tables one below the other, displayed vertically. Any ideas?

*

*The issue started here, then I've seen that knitr::kable  and kableExtra may be helpful, but
I can't work my way around to put them vertically.

  ### empty list:
  test_list <- list()
### make two tests to provide an example:
for (a in 1:2) {

  myVar <- data[a]
  myVarn <- names(myVar)
  data$myVarUnlist <- unlist(myVar)

  test_list[[a]] <- cor.test(data$myVar, data$VarC, data = data)

}

my_report <- list()
my_report_partial <- list()

library(report)

for (b in 1:2) {

    my_report[[b]] <- report_table(test_list[[b]])
}

*

*I've tried many things, such as:

my_report %>%
  kableExtra::kbl(caption = "Recreating booktabs style table",  longtable = TRUE) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_classic(full_width = F, html_font = "Cambria")

*

*what I get:

*

*desired output: one under the other, vertically

*I'd really appreaciate some help, thanks. My data is here:
structure(list(VarA = c(263L, 223L, NA, 257L, 285L, 211L, 210L,
NA, 147L, 311L, 342L, 97L, 216L, 241L, 296L, 296L, 211L, 60L,
339L, 318L, 358L, 167L, NA, 183L, 92L, 283L, 169L, NA, 298L,
NA, 162L, NA, 211L, 308L, 92L, 269L, NA, 197L, 280L, 259L, 313L,
252L, 98L, 258L, 201L, 341L, 456L, 308L, 252L, 64L, 259L, 158L,
161L, NA, NA, 129L, 264L, NA, 216L, 109L, 91L, 236L, 275L, 254L,
221L, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA), VarB = c(145L, 120L, NA, 119L,
142L, 132L, 100L, NA, 64L, 144L, 164L, 56L, 102L, 136L, 139L,
135L, 91L, 32L, 123L, 164L, 145L, 93L, NA, 99L, 51L, 143L, 98L,
NA, 158L, NA, 79L, NA, 96L, 149L, 55L, 114L, NA, 94L, 137L, 130L,
135L, 113L, 61L, 113L, 117L, 154L, 199L, 152L, 142L, 42L, 111L,
74L, 92L, NA, NA, 85L, 116L, NA, 99L, 64L, 60L, 114L, 151L, 136L,
116L, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA), VarC = c(145L, 121L, NA, 120L,
145L, 133L, 101L, NA, 64L, 146L, 166L, 58L, 103L, 136L, 142L,
135L, 91L, 34L, 123L, 167L, 148L, 93L, NA, 99L, 51L, 145L, 98L,
NA, 159L, NA, 81L, NA, 97L, 149L, 56L, 115L, NA, 96L, 137L, 132L,
135L, 113L, 62L, 113L, 118L, 154L, 199L, 154L, 145L, 43L, 112L,
74L, 92L, NA, NA, 86L, 116L, NA, 100L, 66L, 60L, 114L, 153L,
136L, 120L, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA), myVarUnlist = c(145L, 120L,
NA, 119L, 142L, 132L, 100L, NA, 64L, 144L, 164L, 56L, 102L, 136L,
139L, 135L, 91L, 32L, 123L, 164L, 145L, 93L, NA, 99L, 51L, 143L,
98L, NA, 158L, NA, 79L, NA, 96L, 149L, 55L, 114L, NA, 94L, 137L,
130L, 135L, 113L, 61L, 113L, 117L, 154L, 199L, 152L, 142L, 42L,
111L, 74L, 92L, NA, NA, 85L, 116L, NA, 99L, 64L, 60L, 114L, 151L,
136L, 116L, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA)), row.names = c(NA, -71L), class = "data.frame")

Obs:
I've seen many posts, such as.. but I couldn't apply to my case
this this this and this

A: Use dplyr::bind_rows() on the list of tables before passing to the kbl().

```{r}
### empty list:
test_list <- list()
### make two tests to provide an example:
for (a in 1:2) {
    myVar <- data[[a]]
    myVarn <- names(myVar)
    data$myVarUnlist <- unlist(myVar)

    test_list[[a]] <- cor.test(~ myVar + VarC, data = data)
}

my_report <- list()
my_report_partial <- list()

library(report)
library(kableExtra)

for (b in 1:2) {
    my_report[[b]] <- report_table(test_list[[b]])
}

dplyr::bind_rows(my_report) %>%
    kbl(caption = "Recreating booktabs style table") %>%
  kableExtra::kable_classic(full_width = F, html_font = "Cambria")

```


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At the peak of her career Annie Oakley made as much money as the President of the United States, an unheard of feat for a woman of her era. When most women in the 19th and early-20th century were home cleaning house and changing diapers Annie traveled the world as a legendary sharpshooter in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
"The travel and the early parades were hard. But I was happy. A crowned queen was never treated with more reverence than I was by those whole-souled western boys."
— Annie Oakley
When Buffalo Bill first met Annie he figured she was too small and too fragile to command center stage and hold an audience. After all, she used shotguns weighing 10 pounds while weighing only 110 pounds herself.
Annie made him a deal. If she couldn't convince Buffalo Bill during an audition, she would pack up her things and head for home.
Buffalo Bill had heard about Annie's endurance shooting earlier that year. After practicing for hours with glass balls and a shotgun, she managed to shatter 4,772 out of 5,000 balls in a single nine-hour period from 15 yards away.
On a Monday morning in the spring of 1885 Annie started target practice once again at a baseball field in Louisville, Ky., where the Wild West Show was performing. With the help of a mechanical launcher Annie loaded her weighty shotgun as the clay pigeons soared into the air.
The sharpshooter hit clay pigeon after clay pigeon as she switched from right to left hand. When she finished a well-dressed man came across the infield and said, "Fine! Wonderful! Have you got some photographs with your gun?"
The man was Nate Salsbury, Buffalo Bill's partner and the power broker behind the scenes. That was the beginning of a relationship lasting almost 20 years.
"The travel and the early parades were hard," she said. "But I was happy. A crowned queen was never treated with more reverence than I was by those whole-souled western boys."
About Buffalo Bill Annie said this. "Cody (Buffalo Bill) was the kindest hearted, broadest minded, simplest, most loyal man I ever knew."
As a performer the sharpshooter never bragged about her talent. She let her marksmanship speak for her.
At her best Annie said she drew a streak of greased lightning when she hit targets. Even if she missed the bull's-eye, she never stopped going for it.
At the Chicago Columbian Exposition of 1893 the Wild West Show took up 14 acres. And Annie had top billing. Her sharpshooting was the fair's most popular attraction drawing almost 22,000 people. She was first on the program in one of her 35 hand-sewn costumes.
Shooting the end of a lit cigarette off, slicing a playing card in half lengthwise with a pistol, or scrambling eggs by shooting them as they sailed through the air, Annie never ceased to amaze.
An estimated six million people attended the Wild West Show at one time or another. As the headliner Annie became one of the most famous women in America.
On June 23, Brian Lebel's Old West Auction in Denver, Co., featured a selection of Annie Oakley items in its auction.
Glass Target Ball: found in Annie's traveling trunk; with six other balls; glass is cracked at top; missing one square inch; includes scarce Schultze Powder Booklet, "Powders I Have Used" by Annie Oakley; 13 pages; $1,380.
Postcard; from Annie to the famous Lulu Bell Parr on the S.S. Merion; handwritten in ink; $1,380.
Cabinet Card; image of Annie with shooting medal and classic hat; by Baker's Art Gallery, Columbus, Ohio; lithographed signature on front under photo; on reverse an inscription in Annie's hand to Wm Phil Stern; $2,300.
Cabinet Card; by Richard Fox, Publisher of Police Gazette; shows Annie in fancy dress with her shooting table cover draped behind her; on the reverse is an inscription possibly in Annie's hand; $2,588.
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Olivia found Louen in time. He was not in a trance; rather he was persistent to jump out of the window. "No, stop it Louen. Wake up!" She slapped him and shook his shoulder as vigorously as she could.
"I don't want to live anymore. I'm worthless!" He started crying. "I gave up school and stay here at home all day, while you're out there working very hard for us. You come home late every night and we don't see each other anymore. I'm so lonely, ate Olivia. I can't continue living. I'm a burden to you!"
"NO! You're not. Hey, look at me. LOOK AT ME! It has always been the two of us, remember? And if you leave me, I wouldn't be able to go on too." After a while, he stopped sobbing. She managed to make him drink a glass of water where she slip a sleeping pill. If this is the only way to save him, she would. She was not aware that this is what he has been feeling all along. He was half sleep when Carlotta came into the flat.
"May I come in? You left the door open." Olivia signaled for her to come in. She looked anxious, walking back and forth.
"Carlotta, my brother almost died because of those creatures. What do we do now?" she whispered frantically.
"I'm afraid we can't do anything at the moment."
"You got to look out of the window." Olivia stood up and followed her. To my horror, three bodies were lying on the ground, and they looked dead. "They jumped all at the same time, Olivia. You managed to save your brother in time."


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Girl Names That Start With L
Girl Names by Letter • Meanings and Origins
• View L Names for Girls as a List
The name Lacey means "from Lassy" and is of English origin.
The name Laila means "night; holy" and is of Arabic origin.
Lainey
The name Lainey means "bright or shining light" and is of English from Old French origin.
Lake is a word name and is of English origin.
Lakely
Lakely (leik-lee) is an invented girl's name.
The name Laken means "bedsheet" and is of Dutch origin.
The name Laleh means "tulip" and is of Persian origin.
The name Lana means "light" and is of Slavic origin.
The name Landry (Lahn-dree) means "land ruler" and is of French origin.
The name Lane means "small path" and is of English origin.
The name Lani means "sky, heaven" and is of Polynesian origin.
The name Larissa means "citadel" and is of Greek origin.
The name Larkin means "rough, fierce" and is of Irish origin.
The name Laura means "bay laurel plant" and is of Latin origin.
The name Laurel means "the bay or laurel plant" and is of Latin origin.
The name Lauren means "bay laurel" and is of English origin.
The name Lavinia means "from Lavinium" and is of Latin origin.
Layana is an invented girl's name.
The name Layla means "night" and is of Hebrew and Arabic origin.
The name Leah means "weary" and is of Hebrew origin.
The name Leda (LEE-dUH) means "happy" and is of Greek origin.
The name Legacy is an English word name.
Leia (LAY-uh) is the ancient Biblical Greek spelling of Leah, meaning: "weary." The name Leia means "child of heaven; heavenly flowers" and is of Hawaiian origin.
The name Leighton means "town by the meadow" and is of English origin.
The name Leila means "dusk, night" and is of Persian origin.
The name Leilani means "royal child" or "heavenly flowers" and is of Hawaiian origin.
Lena is the pet form of several names that end in lina or lena.
The name Lennon means "dear one" and is of Irish origin.
The name Lennox means "with many elm trees" and is of Scottish and Gaelic origin.
The name Leona means "lioness" and is of Latin origin.
The name Leonie means "lion" and is of French origin.
Lesina is a place name of Italian origin.
The name Lia means "weary" and is of Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, and origin.
Liadan
The name Liadan means "grey" and is of Irish origin.
The name Liana means "climbing like a vine" and is of French origin.
The name Libby means "pledged to God" and is of English origin.
The name Liberty means "freedom" and is of American origin.
The name Lida means "queen" and is of Persian origin.
The name Liena means "lotus" and is of Chinese origin.
The name Lieve means "dear to God" and is of Dutch origin.
The name Lila means "lilac tree" and is of Persian origin.
The name Liliana means "lily" and is of Spanish origin.
Liliette
Liliette is an invented girl's name.
The name Lilith (LIL-ITH) means "of the night" and is of Hebrew origin.
Liliwen
The name Liliwen means "white lily" and is of Welsh origin.
The name Lillian means "lily" and is of English origin.
Lily is a flower name of English origin.
The name Lina means "little palm tree" and is of Arabic origin.
The name Linden means "lime tree" and is of English origin.
The name Linnea means "lime tree" and is of Swedish origin.
The name Lira means "balance" and is of Spanish origin.
The name Lissandra means "defender of men" and is of Greek origin.
The name Liv means "life" and is of Norse origin.
The name Livia means "blue, envious" and is of Spanish origin.
Livienne
Livienne is an invented name that is a variation of Vivienne.
The name Logan means "little hollow" and is of Scottish origin.
The name Lola means "sorrows" and is of Spanish origin.
The name London is an English place name.
Loraleigh
Loraleigh is an invented girl's name that is a combination of the names Laura and Leigh.
The name Lorelei means "alluring temptress" and is of German origin.
Loresa
The name Loresa means "beautiful, flower child" and is of Albanian origin.
The name Louisa means "renowned warrior" and is of Latin origin.
The name Louise means "famous warrior" and is of German and French origin.
The name Lucia means "light" and is of Spanish origin.
The name Luciana means "light" and is of Italian origin.
The name Lucille means "light" and is of French origin.
The name Lucinda means "light" and is of Spanish origin.
The name Lucy means "light" and is of Latin origin.
The name Luísa means "renowned warrior" and is of Portuguese origin.
The name Luna means "moon" and is of Latin origin.
The name Lydia means "beautiful one, noble one" and is of Greek origin.
The name Lykke means "happiness, good fortune" and is of Swedish origin.
The name Lyla means "night" and is of Arabic origin.
The name Lyra means "lyre" and is of Greek origin.