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carfreak09, thanks for your very thorough impression of the 2012 Hyundia Accent. I assume since you did mention the 14`` tires, it was a Base Model GLS Sedan. I don`t think many dealers have received the Hatchback Accent`s yet. I too was both pleased by some of the vehicles attributes but I must say, I found more negatives. Styling, looks, fit and finish, performance and quietness were (all) positives. Like you mentioned, the tiny standard 14`` wheels and cover`s was a downer along with the black exterior door handles. They decided I guess at the last moment to paint the black exterior mirrors to match the vehicles exterior color paint. I did`nt notice that there was (no) interior door lock/release switch, what`s that all about? I miss the Power Moonroof option which is offered as standard equipment on Canadian GLS Accents with the upgraded trim. Canadian Accents get the spare tire and jack instead of the mini air compressor and tire puncture sealant canister. For those that care, (myself included) Hyundai deleted the DRL`s on the new 2012 Accent while maintaining them on their new 2011 and 2012 Sonata`s and Elantra`s. All in all, I think the new Accent is a huge improvement over the outgoing model (but) it could and (should) have been much better. We will have to wait and see if the new Hyundai Accent`s shortcomings are addressed and improved upon when its sibling, the 2012 Kia Rio and Rio5 Hatchback are launched this fall. According to most of the Media material Kia has leaked so far, it looks like they just might bring home the Gold!
Nice review, carfreak09. I appreciate it since I am considering purchasing one. When the 2011 Sonata came out, I was impressed with the overall design, powertrain, feature set and value. But I felt it was on large side. Then I got wind of the new 2011 Elantra and felt that it was perfect for replacing my aging 2006 Civic 4 door. But then I heard that a new and improved Accent with GDI was coming so again I decided to wait. I guess patience is a virtue because based on a few a couple of pre-reviews (yours, Michael Karesh's, and AccentPlanets), the reviewers seem pretty impressed with the dynamics (closer to the Elantra Touring's), power, quietness, engine sound, and comfort. I am interested in the 5 door SE model which will be sportier tuned.
Phil1, while I too am disappointed that Hyundai did not include some of the things that will be in the Kia Rio, I feel that I can upgrade later when those features become available thanks to Hyundai's Guaranteed Trade-In Value Program .
At least 2 Hyundai dealers here in Southern California just received the 2012 5 door Accents according to the inventory information posted on their web sites. Each dealer received 4 and they are base GS variety. So they are starting to dribble in. Can't wait to test drive one.
hcalcat, I think if your in the market for a Hyundai Sedan, and your considering either the new 2012 Accent or the Elantra, the Elantra IMO is a much better value. You get a similar looking vehicle, slightly larger, 1.8 L engine compared to the 1.6 L engine in the Accent, both vehicles GLS Sedans with the identical preferred convenience upgrade package, ae" alloy wheels, fog lights, etc. has a price difference of only $1500. Elantra MSRP of $18,900. and Accent at MSRP of $17,400. For that mere $1500. you get much more car but more importantly, a huge increase in future residual trade in value. The Elantra is projected to return much more value then the smaller Sub-Compact B Segment Accent. That small difference in purchase price up front will more then be recouped down the road. The only difference and negative against the Elantra versus the Accent is the lack of GDI, (but) they both have the same EPA milage ratings, go figure that? Unless you want the Accent Hatchback version, I think the value and looks belongs to the 2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS Sedan.
phill1. I agree that from a purely spec, feature set, and value prospective, the Elantra has the edge over the Accent. But from a "seat of the pants" driver's perspective, I am hearing that "Accent>Elantra". Reviewers are saying the new Accent is actually "fun" to drive and I put a higher value on that. Of course I need to test drive one to see how that "fun" translates. I think the GDI and suspension tuning makes all the difference. I prefer the versatility and cargo space of the Accent hatchback for my Home Depot runs. If it becomes the top dog in the tough B-segment, I have a feeling its resale value will also be very good and should be no worse than a Honda Fit (which is very good, I owned one). I also thought about getting the new Rio with its rich feature set but I don't want to wait any longer plus I feel those additional upgrades (moonroof, leather, 17" wheels, back-up camera, keyless ignition, etc) will not come free or they may have to cut corners elsewhere. The mark-up on B-segment cars is relatively low so there isn't much wiggle room to make a profit.
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You can get a nice feel for what the 2012 Accent is like from this video. Specifically:
1. Good acceleration
2. Relatively Quiet
3. Good Suspension Damping
4. Good handling taking corners / turns
5. Stable over bumps in the road
6. Nice exhaust note (non-obtrusive)
7. Engine only tach's 2K at 60 mph
So far, so good. SE's are supposed to have an even "sportier" tuned suspension. Car is starting to grow on me
I currently own a 2011 Ford Fiesta SE hatchback that I`m very happy with since last July. I am also in the market to replace my aging 2006 Kia Rio5 Hatchback that I have almost 70K driven and has been an excellent vehicle but its time for replacement. I`m as anxious as you but I have no choice but to wait till the Fall and the arrival of the new 2012 Kia Rio5 Hatchback. Comparing the looks of the upcoming Rio5 Hatchback and the Accent Hatchback alone, is worth the wait. All the additional available content plus not having a similar Fiesta rear hatch does it for me. Sure, all those upgraded options will add somewhat to the MSRP but, you can pick and choose (ala carte). At least one will have the (choice). Projector headlights, LED DRL`s and Tail Lights, Power Moonroof, etc (all) those items not available on the 2012 Accent Sedan or Hatchback. I personally need more then just utility. If the 2012 Kia Rio5 Hatchback does`nt do it for me, there will be a new 2012 Hyundai Elantra in my driveway soon after. I too enjoy the practicality of the Hatchback design over the Sedan, but (if) I end up settling for a Sedan, it will definitely be the Elantra for me. Initial cost plus Fuel Economy, and projected higher residual trade in values between the Elantra and the Accent make that call an easy one for me. Maybe wearing shorts year round gives me a slightly different perspective then you get from the "seat of the pants".
My current mix of cars are a 2008 Mazda MX-5 (Miata) PRHT, a 2007 Honda CRV, and the 2006 Honda Civic. The only car that I might consider to replace the MX-5 is the upcoming Veloster. It has the same 1.6L GDI engine as the 2012 Accent/Rio so it should be spunky enough and a turbo version is lurking down the road. But that's another story. My first priority is to replace my wife's aging Civic and right now we am leaning towards the Accent. If we buy it and then if for some reason she doesn't like it, I can always sell my CRV and get her the upcoming new 2012 Subaru Impreza. I would take over the Accent and after 2 years, I have the option of trading it in for some other Hyundai, possibly the Veloster. I think in the next 3 years, we will see a multitude of improvements to cars because of CAFE and safety mandates and technology and competition so many of today's cars may seem somewhat dated by then. Some examples of the future options are found in the 2012 Kia Rio, e.g., new GDI engine, start/stop at idle, rear camera, side mirror repeaters, ESC, LED DRL's, smart-phone integration, Blue-Link, Graceland, etc. All of this additional stuff (and complexity), of course, will come with a higher price tag and reliability risk so it is good to look for cars that come with good warranties and guaranteed trade-in values ;-).
I agree with you totally. I hate most technology and find its proper place is in both medicine and defense. I have probably one of the very few early production Ford Fiesta`a that I ordered early Mar and took delivery this past July that was special ordered (without) the SYNC technology and upgraded million watt radio. I instead took the cash credit of $595 which was offered and put it towards the Power Moonroof which ended up costing me a mere extra $100. I don`t plan on purchasing a fully equipped 2012 Kia Rio Hatchback but (I) want to be able to have the opportunity to have the choice of options which unfortunately Hyundai in the US chose not to offer. LED DRL`s and Tail Lights won`t be a problem, Rear Camera Monitor won`t be either. Speaking of which, will be mandatory equipment in all US vehicles in a couple of years. Blue-link, smart phone, ISG (idle-stop-go) I`ll pass on too. Just thought, for that matter, I`ve never had a leak or mechanical problem with a factory installed Power Moonroof either. If you pull the trigger on the Accent Hatchback, best of luck. Guess I`ll have to be patient and wait till fall when the new Kia Rio drops too.
Here are a couple first drive reports from Autoblog and Motortrend
First Drive - Autoblog
First Drive - Motortrend
As my daughter and I were going shopping yesterday, we passed the Hyundai store and commented on how there were no new Elantra's or Accent's in the back area where they usually park them. Pull into the supermarket and there's a new black Accent! Looked very nice even though it had the bolt on wheel covers. Prefer the Elantra more but can see the wife in either one of them...eventually. Also, the 3s lost it's a/c for the 3rd time yesterday but like the other times, it came back on after she played with the dials. With just over 91k on the odo, I think it's trying to tell us something actually. We still want to get to 100k but not sure if we'll make it as the tires are looking a bit worn with almost 4ok on them.
This is really a bad time to buy a car too, which I keep telling her. Might be worth it to just replace the two most worn tires & fix the a/c when it goes out. But it'll be her decision on when to buy.
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First Drive - Autoweek
They seem to like it ("what's not to like"). Big difference in 0-60 mph estimate from Motortrend.
Autoweek: 9.0 sec (est)
Motortrend: 10.5 sec (est)
My estimate is closer to 9.0 seconds and no slower that the Elantra. ">link title
Autoweek's and Autoblog's overall assessment is very positive, Motortrend's is "lukewarm:.
No new news in these reviews. Not a bad small car but nothing great either. One error in the Motortrend review was their price difference between both a 2012 Hyundai Accent GLS Sedan and a 2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS Sedan. Both vehicles with the identical equipment are only separated by a mere $1,500. $18, 900 for the Elantra and $17,400 for the Accent. Same Fuel Economy Too! No $3000. price gap and a hell of a lot more car with (much) better future residual (trade-in) value. A no brainer IMO.
You seem to focus on features, size, price differential, and residual value in your assessment of these two cars. While I would agree that the Elantra may have the edge in features and size, I am more interested in how all the pieces come together. How does it handle, is it quiet and smooth, how does it brake (distance and feel), is it "fun" to drive, what is the "real world" fuel economy, how does it accerate, how sweet a ride, etc? Using a sports analogy, would you rather have a team of Allstars or a team that knows how to play together like a team. What keeps me interested in the Accent (over the Elantra) are these positive reviews, especially the one by Michael Karesh who when asked flat out said "I think the review clearly says Accent > Elantra."
M Karesh 2012 Accent Review
As for resale value, it is a huge mistake to base a new model's resale value on a prior model's, especially when the new model represents a quantum leap over the prior model and is already receiving accolades with some reviewers touting it as being at the top of its class. I believe if a car moves to top in class in a class that is growing, it will hold its value very nicely.
So unless your cognitive powers and opinion carry more weight than others, picking the Elantra over the Accent is not a "no brainer". It depends on what you are interested in and as the saying goes "different strokes for different folks".
stickguy Posts: 14,174don't discount $1500. That is about a 10 % upcharge!
the other key difference? The elantra only comes in a 4 door. If you want your small car to have some utility, you are OOL at least until they come out with a new touring.
Me, the Rio is more interesting then either of the Hyundais, if for no other reason than I want some features (and require a moonroof) even on a small car with good MPG.
will have to test sit an Accent this week. Need to pick up a bag of dog food, and the pet store happens to be right next to the hyundai dealer.
2013 Acura RDX (wife's), 2007 Volvo S40 (when daughter lets me see it), 2000 Acura TL (formerly son's, now mine again), and new Jetta SE (son's first new car on his own dime!)
Perhaps your right that I have focused more on (my) perceived value of the 2012 Elantra vs the 2012 Accent and true, your buying fun and so called excitement and not cold cuts by the pound at the Deli. And since this new Accent is hardly "out of the gate", future residual trade in values are yet to be determined, but based on past small sub-compact/ B segment vehicles (all makes), they usually don`t return anywhere the same amount as the slightly larger, more popular compact/C segment cars. Even that would not necessarily discourage me from purchasing a sub-compact car that I really was excited about. I admit, I myself purchased a 2011 Ford Fiesta SE hatchback last July which I`m very happy with and I hope to purchase the new 2012 Kia Rio5 Hatchback this fall if the vehicle matches the media buzz it has received so far. After seeing and driving the new 2012 Hyundai Accent, I personally feel its a ok car which could have been a great car if HMA had not "decontented" it. Having very few upgradeable options that were offered in other markets around the world including our neighbor to the north, Canada. It appears the Hyundai figures that its new 2012 Kia Rio and Rio5 will fill that gap.
You can't base subcompact resale values on past "cheap" models. The new crop of subcompacts (Fiesta, Fit, Accent, and Rio) with their upscale rides, interior volume, and content are really the "new" compacts so their resale value should adjust accordingly along increased demand and market share. I am not worried about resale value in these vehicles.
My dilemma is that I waited for the Elantra, waited to see what Honda would do with the 2012 Civic (ok but disappointing), waited for the Accent (I haven't driven one yet), and am now debating whether to wait for the Rio5. My 6 year old 2006 Honda Civic is running fine so I am in no hurry but just getting anxious. If the Rio 5 is just as good as the Accent with more content options, it might be an easy choice. The Rio5 is 3 inches shorter in length in already a small car so I'll have to see how that translates (I prefer a small car that looks "big" versus one that looks "small"). The other negatives for me would be not having the guaranteed trade-in value that Hyundai offers and that the nearest Kia dealer is 25 miles away.
On the other hand, if I get the Accent now, I have the option to trade it in in 2 years when something better comes along. Just got to figure Hyundai will stay busy as they relentlessly pursue protecting their advantage over the competition. I think I just talked myself into getting the Accent (if my wife likes it ;-)).
Hyundai coming out with that marketing ploy of "guaranteed trade-in value" was brilliant! If you read all the disclaimers though of deductions for (above-normal wear & tear) excessive mileage, specified windows of trade in opportunity and the big one, having all Manufacturer recommended maintenance and service performed at a Hyundai Dealership, they can readily afford to stick their neck out and predict a residual trade in value much like the (buy-out) number you get with a regular Lease. Once you factor in all those expensive $40 oil changes and recommended 6K, 12K, 18K, 24K, etc "recommended procedures", whatever extra you get on trade in towards purchasing another Hyundai product, you have already paid them out of pocket AND thats if you meet (all) the pre-qualifications and you choose another Hyundai. CarMax already offers basically Kelly Blue Book trade in values for quality cars they will buy from the public now if a Dealer low-balls the trade in vehicle and this also allows one to shop for a replacement of (any) Brand vehicle. Again, if the new Hyundai Accent works for you, enjoy. If you don`t need the Hyundai Guaranteed Trade-In Promo, I`d not worry about the new 2012 Kia Rio`s, allegedly 3`` exterior shortage difference and wait till fall, I know I am. I`m sure the interior specifications will be almost identical.
Do you mean "the Kia Rio's 3" difference"? Figured you did but your punctuation made me wonder since you leave spaces where there shouldn't be. Funny how wrong punctuation can leave others wondering what was meant.
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Tonawanda News — You might want to bring a hard hat for the latest show at Project 308 Gallery in North Tonawanda.
The show, "nonsense ≥ no sense," is a three-artist installation collaboration that's a little reminiscent of perhaps a large mousetrap — as in the board game — gallery owner Natalie Brown said.
The centerpiece of the show is a large device down the center of the gallery made up of gadgets, pulleys, moving parts and bits and bobbles, some of which move, while others invoke a sense of absurdity or whimsy.
Recent University at Buffalo graduates Ian McCrohan — who just received his bachelor's degree — and Ruby Merritt and Necole Zayatz — who got their master's degrees — came together to build this installation, along with other pieces on the walls, right there in the gallery over the past week.
"I think their main vision is based on kinetics," Brown said. "They're just really interested in movement and audience interaction with that movement."
Merritt — who normally works with more organic media like dirt and evaporated water, and printmaking — explained that the large, central structure in the show is meant to be evocative of machinery used to manufacture other things. Something perhaps akin to an assembly line.
She said the piece is a commentary on society's process of production.
Our structure suggests using "ten times the amount of energy to make a cupcake or a pile of salt or a crystal," for example, she said. "It's an operation to a means that's so unnecessary or absurd or hints at a little kitschiness."
In other words, like Willie Wonka's everlasting gobstopper machine, the structure has a whole lot of bells and whistles and moving parts just to make one tiny product.
The installation is made up of found objects the three artists have collected over the course of years, before they planned the current project or even knew each other. Most of the collecting, the group agreed, was handled by Zayatz, the one artist who's had the most experience working with found-object art.
"Necole is the big, big collector," Merritt said, explaining that their shared studio space at UB was often filled with boxes and boxes of computer parts, bits of plastic and wires.
"When I start collecting things, they start to own me," Zayatz said. "I collect things people don't want and it becomes an interesting place to be in thinking about a place to keep all this plastic and wire all this stuff nobody wants."
"Collecting plastic is entirely fun," she said, adding that she one time collected roughly 150 pounds of wire at once for her thesis show.
"We're not hoarders, I swear," McCrohan promised, though, with a laugh.
In terms of the collaboration process, the three artists said they each bring a little something different to the table. McCrohan has a background in painting and is good with constructing the pulley systems and weights; Zayatz has background in constructing installations out of ready-made products and working with electrical items; and Merritt said she's enjoying working outside her comfort-zone in terms of media and aesthetic.
"My aesthetic takes on this kind of more scientific look ... it's clean, it matches," she said. "This is the complete opposite end of the spectrum."
"Necole can't have anything match. That idea of working with a person who is opposite of you sometimes makes the best creations," Merritt added.
"Nonsense ≥ no sense" opens Saturday with a reception from 7 to 11 p.m. The show will be on view until June 22. Normal gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and by appointment.
Contact features editor Danielle Haynes at 693-1000, ext. 4116 or follow her on Twitter at @DanielleHaynes1.IF YOU GO • WHAT: "nonsense ≥ no sense," a collaborative installation by Ian McCrohan, Ruby Merritt and Necole Zayatz • WHEN: Saturday through June 22. Opening reception 7-11 p.m. Saturday. • WHERE: Project 308 Gallery, 308 Oliver St., North Tonawanda • MORE INFORMATION: Call the gallery at 523-0068.

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Although we were Andover residents for 25 years, we now live in Kittery, Maine, which made my commute to High Plain Elementary School a long one as compared to my former "commute" from our home in West Andover when I could walk to work.
I saw the photo posted in the Townsman of me in a kayak at my retirement celebration. This was the first time in my paddling career that I was without two essentials: a paddle and water, and I was without my personal flotation device, which I wear at all times when I am in the ocean kayaking the Seacoast. However, this was one of my most memorable kayaking experiences, since the staff and students at HPE managed to surprise me, while making me feel like a rock star for a day.
My co-teacher, Mrs. Krieger and I, made Mardi Gras masks with our students for what I was told would be a Mardi Gras assembly. I did not anticipate becoming the Mardi Gras "queen," and the center of many accolades, which included a slide show of computer-generated artwork by the students with our media/library specialist, Mrs. Fegan; three musical renditions created by the students with Mrs. Giguere; a skit put together by our physical education teachers, Ms. Pennell and Mrs. Shiff about a day in the life of Mrs. Wish; a scroll of student artwork with my co worker, Mrs. Kreiger, and more, where our principal, Ms. Lathrop, presented me with an assortment of interesting items I might need for my "retirement."
A finale to this spectacular event was the presentation of an easel, created from paddles, which was signed by everyone at High Plain Elementary School. I'm happy that someone had the foresight to toss a box of tissues in the kayak with me, since I was shedding a few tears while riding high on this very emotional "Big Kahuna" of a wave that I will be riding for a very long time.


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This exceptional 4 bedroom beach house has all you need for a fabulous holiday. The large inviting open plan living area leads onto a huge outdoor deck where you can enjoy the views of Narrawallee beach and sea breezes. Polished floors throughout, european appliances and tastefully furnished you won't want to leave. Single drive through garage and fenced rear yard.
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Hoover Dam is an engineering marvel. You can visit this beautiful dam and see the sparkling blue waters of Lake Mead, walk across the dam, and if you have the right vehicle, drive across Hoover Dam.
Carson City, Nevada – Worth a Stop for History and Small Town Charm
Carson City, just 30 minutes from Reno, is the capitol of Nevada. It's an unassuming town, but worth a stop just to soak up the charm of the vintage homes and gardens. Spend at least a day in Carson City and find out what Nevada history treasures you can find. Carson City is colorful, quaint and definitely will hold your interest.
Laughlin, Nevada - What You Need to Know About the Real Laughlin
Laughlin, Nevada is a gambler's paradise right on the Colorado River. With great water sports, low cost rooms and lots of gambling, Laughlin is a destination for the savvy gambler and vacationer.
Nevada's Area 51 - UFO Capitol of the World?
Area 51 in Nevada is a world-wide destination for UFO enthusiasts. What what will you actually see the desert and small towns around Area 51? Is it worth visiting?
Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Lake Mead, formed by Hoover Dam, and Lake Mohave, by Davis Dam, on the Colorado River and more than one million acres of surrounding desert and mountains comprise this first national recreation area established by an act of Congress. Nine developed areas on both lakes offer a wide range of accommodations and services year-round.
Windmill Ridge Cabins and Restaurant in Alamo, Nevada
Windmill Ridge, ovelooking a beautiful spring-fed valley in Alamo, Nevada (north of Las Vegas), has 15 newly built cabins and a great restaurant. It's a quiet retreat with all the comforts of home.
Finding Dark Sky Astronomy Sites in Nevada
Want to find dark sky sites in the Nevada? Nevada is known best for its bright lights and gambling but it does offer some destinations with night skies that attract stargazers and amateur astronomers.
Camping in Nevada
David Sweet, our About.com Guide to Camping provides this quick reference to campsites in Nevada State Parks, National Parks and Forests, private campgrounds and more.
Nevada for Gay and Lesbian Travelers
Nevada has many faces. Some are very welcoming to the GLBT traveler. Some offer glam and glitz and some offer outdoor recreation. Find out more in our Nevada guide for the gay and lesbian traveler.


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During the social dialogue held in the period of August 21 up to November 9, 2012, the Government of Aruba ('GOA') and the social partners agreed on different tax reforms items. One of which was to reform taxes in a way that the quality of Aruba as a tourist product would be promoted, conserved and improved. Besides some tax beneficial items, other (revenue generating) tax measures were also to be introduced. Therefore, recently the Parliament of Aruba ('Parliament') approved the following changes of law:
Amendment of the basis for the calculation of the tourist levy for all-inclusive hotels.
Introduction of a so-called environmental tax for timeshare resorts, lodging houses and hotels.


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---- — Jeers: To the Warrior Run Area Education Association for urging teachers to limit the amount of time they work to the time mandated by the union's labor agreement with the Warrior Run School District. The union is upset at the pace of negotiations; teachers have been working under the terms of a contract that expired 18 months ago. The public may not fully appreciate how much time beyond the normal school day some teachers devote to helping students, preparing for class or grading papers. However, eliminating that extra effort is the wrong way to seek support.
Cheers: To the Unitarian Universalist congregation, which has used a fundraising program used by many churches and schools to help residents of the area of New Jersey devastated by Superstorm Sandy. Generally, participants buy gift cards for grocery stores and other retail locations, and the organization keeps a small percentage of the face value of the card. In this case, the buyers are not keeping their gift cards, they are sending them to people in New Jersey who can use the cards for groceries there. In a few weeks, the congregation has sent $6,000 worth of grocery cards to the Garden State.
Cheers: To Union-Snyder Senior Judge Louise O. Knight, who balked at allowing former Northumberland Borough Council President Bryan Wolfe to pay less in restitution each month. Wolfe had been ordered to pay $1,000 a month to his former employer in Snyder County. But Wolfe, who managed to repay Northumberland Borough $18,000 to stay out of jail, argued that he couldn't afford the Snyder County payments. Tough, said Judge Knight, noting that the restitution payments ought to be a bit of a hardship.
Cheers: To 15-year-old Julia McArdle-Coe, of New Berlin, who recently took the Bronze Reserve Championship, topping 200 other competitors at the American Quarter Horse Novice Championship in Tennessee. Julia, a freshman at Mifflinburg Area High School, trains at West Acre Farm near Lewisburg.
Cheers: To Emily and Andrea Cole, a pair of sisters who launched the Honduran Soles shoe drive at Revival Tabernacle Church near Watsontown. After visiting Honduras on a church mission trip, the girls decided to launch the shoe drive for residents of the country. With the help of members of the congregation, Honduran Soles was founded, and the Coles have collected more than 2,000 shoes to take to Choluteca, Honduras, in January and distribute, said Emily Cole.


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adidas climalite® Three-Quarter Running Tights
Designed to keep you cool during intense workouts, these three-quarter running tights by adidas are perfect for summer.
Featuring climalite® technology, the fabric sweeps sweat away from the body heloping to keep you cool, dry and comfortable. With a generous stretch the fit is personalised and comfortable, while the fitted slit pocket is perfect for safely storing your gym or car key while you train.
Wear these running tights with an adidas sports bra, fitted racer back vest top and running trainers for a coordinated workout look.
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- Running tights by adidas
- Three-quarter length
- climalite® fabric
- Soft and lightweight
- Fitted slit pocket
adidas Ultra Printed Tights
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adidas Womens Ultra Printed Tights
These womens Ultra performance tights by adidas will make a statement at your next yoga session.
The all-over print to the fabric is bold and detailed, while the fit is tight through the hip and leg for a skinny fit. Soft, lightweight climalite® fabric pulls sweat away from the skin through the material so you stay dry and comfortable throughout your workouts.
Wear these printed performance tights with the adidas Supernova support bra, Studio power tank top and a pair of Kanadia Trail trainers for extra cushioning under foot.
- Womens performance tights
- All-over printed fabric
- Soft, lightweight climalite® fabric
- Tight hip and tight through leg
- Stretch in material for comfort
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adidas Womens Hooded Jacket - Black/Pink
Adding a pop of colour to your casual meets sporty looks this season, this womens hoodie by adidas is great for off-duty days as well as hitting the gym.
Featuring a colour block design this jacket livens up your workout looks. It's soft and lightweight making it the perfect layering piece on chilly summer days or cool autumn evenings. Ribbed cuffs and hem personalise the fit, while the zip through fastening secures it. Featuring climalite® fabric this top is designed to keep you cool, dry and comfortable throughout your training.
Wear this hooded top over an adidas sports bra and Response three-quarter tights with adidas Arianna III trainers for a coordinated workout wardrobe.
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- Womens hoodie by adidas
- Slim fit style
- climalite® fabric
- Slightly batwing sleeves
- Drawcord detail to hood
- Two side entry pockets
- Ribbed cuffs and hem
- Zip through fastening
adidas Womens CLIMACHILL™ Tank Top - Black
Cardio training is all about getting hot and sweaty, but that doesn't mean you have to wilt under the pressure. This tank top by adidas keeps you refreshed with its innovative CLIMACHILL™ technology.
The mesh like fabric of this tank is dotted with aluminium silver dots that conduct heat away from the body to keep you feeling cool, dry and comfortable. 3D metallic detail to the back of the neck acts as an additional coolant in an area that heats up quickly. The racer back allows freedom of movement, while the fitted fit shows off your streamlined athletic figure.
Wear this tank top with the adidas Response tights in mint and the Lite Pacer 2 trainers for a coordinated workout look.
- Tank top by adidas
- Fitted fit
- Scoop neck
- Racer back
- CLIMACHILL™ technology
- 3D metallic detail to back
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adidas Response Tank Top - Mint
Livening up your workout wardrobe this season, this tank top by adidas is the perfect pick for running and gym classes.
With a scoop neck and racer back style this top has an athletic look, while the high-shine finish and mint hue keeps your training look cool yet feminine. climalite® fabric is soft and lightweight sweeping sweat away from your body to help keep you cool, dry and comfortable during workouts. Contrast 3-Stripes add to the sports luxe appeal and shows off the classic style of this global brand.
Wear this tank top with the adidas three-quarter capri running tights and Key Flex running trainers for a streamlined workout style.
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- Response tank top by adidas
- Scoop neckline
- climalite® fabric
- High-shine fabric
- Racer back style
- Contrast neck and 3-Stripes
adidas SF Crystal Cuffed Pants
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adidas Womens Slim Fit Crystal Cuffed Pants
Whether you want to lounge around or dance about, these cuffed jogging pants by adidas are the perfect pick for relaxing or hitting a Zumba class this season.
Brushed back fleece gives these pants a luxe soft-to-the-touch appeal that'll keep you warm and cosy. The animal print detail to the legs adds impact to your look, while the drawstring waist perfects the fit.
Wear these slim fit pants with an adidas tee and trainers and add the matching hoodie on cooler days.
- Track pants by adidas
- Slim fit
- Brushed back fleece
- Cuffed hem detail
- Animal print to leg
- Drawstring waist
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adidas Essentials Three-Quarter Pants - Grey
Cool and comfortable, these three-quarter track pants by adidas Essentials are perfect for outdoor runs and gym classes this season.
Featuring climalite® cotton fabric, these pants wick sweat away from the body to keep you cool, dry and comfortable no matter how hard you train. Slim through the hip the drawcord waist keeps the fit secure, while side pockets are great for storing your locker key.
Wear these three-quarter pants with an adidas tee and pair of Originals trainers for a casual look, swapping your classic sneaks for a pair of Energy Boost trainers when going to the gym.
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- Three-quarter pants by adidas
- Part of the Essentials collection
- climalite® sweat-wicking cotton
- Drawcord waist
- Side pockets
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adidas Women's Joggers – Cuffed Hem Essentials
This sleek pair of women's joggers is beautifully understated, and it's ideal as part of any sports or sports-casual outfit.
There are cuffed hems on these adidas joggers and there's an adidas logo to the left leg. The waist is elasticated and there's a choice of black or grey colourways.
Adi Dassler started making athletic shoes in Germany in 1924. He even kitted out Olympic legend Jesse Owens when he won his historic 4 gold medals in the 1936 Olympics. But it wasn't until 1949 that the name "adidas" (Adi Dassler) first appeared, along with the iconic three stripes motif. Since then, the company has become the preferred choice of countless champions over the years; notable brand ambassadors include Lionel Messi and David Beckham.
Wear these women's joggers with a contrast long line top (try cat no 2ACYY) for a stylish fitness outfit.
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- Essentials women's joggers by adidas
- Black or grey colourway
- adidas logo to front
- Elasticated waist
- Cuffed hem
Please note that these are a generous fit.Colours: Black, Medium Grey Heather. 52% cotton, 48% polyester. Machine washable.
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adidas Womens Lightweight Padded Jacket
This lightweight jacket by adidas is a reliable cover up as we head into the cooler season.
Padded all over, this jacket is given shape as well as insulation helping to keep you warm. Elasticated cuffs and hem keep the cold air out and the warm air in, ensuring you're wrapped up and comfortable at the same time. Two side pockets make great hand warmers and the zip through fastening makes sure even your neck is snug.
Wear this padded jacket over an adidas top with track pants and your favourite pair of adidas trainers for a laid back everyday look.
- Womens padded jacket
- Lightweight fabric
- All-over padding
- Regular fit
- Elasticated cuffs and hem
- Two side pockets
- Zip through fastening
adidas Supernova Medium Racer Bra
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adidas Running Sports Bra with Medium Intensity Support - Yellow
This sports bra by adidas is part of their new collection that keeps your summer workout wardrobe clean-cut, casual and chic.
Featuring climacool® technology in the fabric, this top offers optimal moisture management so you stay cool, dry and comfortable during even the most intense workouts. From the 'Supernova' range, this sports bra provides enhanced support that's perfect for medium-intensity training sessions including gym classes and Pilates.
Wear this sports bra top with the adidas marathon shorts and a pair of adidas 'Supernova' Glide 6 trainers for a co-ordinated and supported workout look this summer.
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- 'Supernova' sports bra by adidas
- Designed to provide medium support
- climacool® keeps you well ventilated
- Scoop neck shape; racer back straps
- Reflective details make you visible in low lights
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adidas 3S Halter Neck Swimsuit - Black or Red
This swimsuit by adidas is sleek and streamlined for a chic swimwear option with a sporty aesthetic.
Available in two colours, this swimsuit is classic in black and Baywatch-esque in red. The halter neck style and plunging neckline complement each other adding femininity to your look, while INFINITEX™ fabric provides optimal comfort, the perfect fit and superior anti-chlorine properties for a fit that'll keep its elasticity for longer.
Wear this swimsuit underneath an adidas vest top and pants with trainers and carry your spare clothes in an adidas kit bag as you head out to the pool this season.
Please note: this style is neat fitting and you may wish to order a size above your usual for a more comfortable.
This product is part of the Better Place Program: products built in a sustainable way to make the world a better place.
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- Swimsuit by adidas
- Halter neck style
- INFINITEX™ fabric
- 3-Stripes tape: 3 cm
- Rubber printed performance logo
adidas Originals Super Baggy Track Pants
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adidas Originals Baggy Fit Track Pants
Taking your sporting aesthetic back to 1972, the year the Trefoil was born, these baggy track pants by adidas Originals are the ultimate in laid back, relaxed wear this season.
In a super baggy fit these womens track pants are styled to sit loosely on the hips as well as down the leg. Peached French terry fabric keeps you cosy, while the drop crotch oozes urban appeal.
Wear these track pants with an adidas tee tucked in and mid-top Originals trainers to hit the streets in a mod meets classic combo.
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- Womens track pants by adidas Originals
- Super baggy fit
- French terry fabric
- Drop crotch
- Side pockets
- RAW edges
- Contrast stitching
- Rubber Trefoil logo to leg


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CARNELIAN BAY, Calif. -- The Tahoe Queen was stuck in Carnelian Bay for hours Sunday. Zephyr Cove Park officials tell KOLO 8 News Now that the historic boat did not run aground but was just waiting for the winds to die down.
A Placer County Sheriff's official says the boat pulled into Carnelian Bay around 11am to drop off some bicyclists who were on board. Zephyr Cove Park officials confirmed it got assistance out of the bay and was heading back to the marina before 2:10pm.
Witness say the boat appeared to be beached, but officials say it did not run aground. People in the area report winds were very strong at the time.


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The Bees and South Bend Silver Hawks are just now going into the bottom of the fourth inning and the Bees hold a 12-0 lead in this second game of the best-of-5 Midwest League championship series.
Dave Lough got the Bees off to a spectacular start, blasting a monster home run to lead off the bottom of the first inning. By the end of the first, Jamar Walton joined the home-run club with a two-run shot and the Bees were up 5-0.
After an off inning in the second when the Bees scored just two runs — on a home run by Johnny Giavotella — they scored five more in the third inning, surprisingly without another home run.
By the end of the fourth, every Bees player had a hit. Giavotella had three hits, while Nick Van Stratten had a pair of doubles. Ryan Eigsti added a double and single.
Through four innings, Bees starter Alex Caldera had allowed just a two-out single in the third. And to add to the Silver Hawks' woes, they misplayed several balls in the field.
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Chase Elementary School students thought they were getting a "very special" NFL rally on Purple Friday. It turned out they didn't know how special.
A group of purple-clad fifth-graders at Chase were the first to find out as they gathered for a late breakfast of cereal and milk, and they were joined by Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith.
Smith, a former Terp fresh off the Ravens' win over the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl, had breakfast, then spoke to the entire student body at Chase about fitness and nutrition.
"Anytime I get the opportunity to go to any elementary school, even family and friends, I'll go out and hang out at the school all day," said Smith, who added he was "honored" to appear at Chase.
The appearance was part of the NFL's Fuel Up To Play 60 program. The program, a partnership between the league and the National Dairy Council, encourages healthy habits for children.
"Obviously, our country, we have a problem in terms of being healthy, childhood obesity and just obesity in general," Smith said. The program is "doing a great job trying to change that."
When he was introduced to the class, he went from table to table and met each of the students individually.
While eating breakfast, Smith fielded questions from the students. He spoke about his time in New Orleans, including the pregame Media Day ("All these cameras times a milion," he said) and having his family there to watch the win. Students also chatted with him about video games, the offseason and, of course, football.
"Joe's [referring to Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco] an MVP now. That's hard to top," he joked to a student who talked about wanting to be a quarterback.
After breakfast and a group photo with students, Smith went to the school's auditorium to surprise the entire school.
Over this school year, other stars like Ravens mascot Poe and Baltimore Blast midfielder Pat Healey have dropped by to meet Chase students.
Smith is easily the biggest star to drop by the school. And principal Douglas Elmendorf commended his staff for keeping the appearance—which came together quickly after the Super Bowl—a surprise.
"It all came together in the last couple of days, and the hardest thing to do was to keep it a secret as much as we could," he said.
Elmendorf said that having a Ravens player just days removed from winning the Lombardi trophy tell students that listening to their parents and teachers and eating healthy were keys to success as an athlete had a huge impact.
"I think it's a really good message for them," Elmendorf said, recalling overhearing a student saying, "I didn't really drink milk before, but now that Torrey Smith is, I'm going to start."
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Is Your Cooking Oil Healthy?
A Guide to Choosing Cooking Oils
By Joan McDaniel
Fat - A food-energy source. Fat has received a bad reputation in the public's eyes for many years. There are good fats and there are bad fats. Oxidized or artificially produced fat such as; polyunsaturated vegetable oils margarine, and shortening(Crisco) are bad and any amount and all natural fats are good. Fat slows down the movement of food in the digestive system allowing food more time to be digested and more nutrients especially minerals are absorbed. Low-fat diets prevent the complete digestion of food promoting mineral deficiencies, such as absorption of Calcium to prevent osteoporosis.
Fat as an energy food, gives twice as much energy as an equal weight of the other energy foods - protein and carbohydrates. There are three kinds of fat: saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated. They are differentiated by their molecular structure.
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Cheap Flights from Cape Town to Reunion
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Air Mauritius has the most flights to Reunion.
The currency symbol for EUR is €.
The longest flight to Reunion is 5,818 miles.
There are 55 countries in the same zone as Reunion.
There are 18 cities with flights to Reunion.


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In Focus: Where the Federal Workforce Counts
- By Susan Fourney and Kelly Martin
- April 2, 2013
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As agencies scramble to determine which employees might be subject to furlough and for how long, states are bracing for the economic fallout from sequestration. Government's budget crunch sometimes is viewed as solely a Washington problem, but its impact also will be felt disproportionately in other parts of the country where the federal workforce is omnipresent.
Among a federal civilian workforce of than 2 million, Washington, D.C., ranks No. 4 with about 165,000 employees, trailing California (242,000), Texas (187,000) and Virginia (171,000), according to data compiled by Janet Kopenhaver, the Washington representative for Federally Employed Women. States with the fewest feds include Delaware (5,300), Vermont (6,500) and New Hampshire (8,000).
Drawing on data from the Office of Personnel Management and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, FEW breaks down the population of federal civilians (where they work) and retirees (where they live) by congressional district and provides the information to lawmakers each year. "These statistics are very important to legislators and their staffs on Capitol Hill so that they will know how many federal workers and retirees are employed and live in their state and district," Kopenhaver said in a news release. "So the next time lawmakers say that federal workers are overpaid, wasteful and not productive, and that furloughs and/or layoffs should be implemented, let them remember that they are referring to their own constituents and their livelihoods."
At a 2012 news conference releasing projections that sequestration would cost the nation's economy 2.14 million jobs, two big city mayors sounded the alarm. Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said the cuts "would likely put Arizona in a recession."
Especially in states with a significant military presence, furloughs and spending cuts loom large. In March, Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter sent letters to the governors of Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and Washington, warning that spending cuts at military installations could have a ripple effect on local economies.
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The Pierce County Council postponed a decision Tuesday on laying off 16 corrections deputies so the county can explore early retirements, part-time positions and furloughs as alternatives to making a $3 million cut.
Council member Connie Ladenburg, D-Tacoma, made the motion for the one-week delay, saying she hadnt heard previously about options suggested by deputies at Tuesdays council meeting.
The delay doesnt mean the council will find money to fend off layoffs at the county jail, Ladenburg said, but she wants to explore the alternatives. The council voted 4-2 to put off the decision until Tuesday.
Council Chairwoman Joyce McDonald, R-Puyallup, and Vice Chairman Rick Talbert, D-Tacoma, voted no, saying the budget will still need to be cut because of a $5 million shortfall in the Sheriffs Departments budget for corrections. Council member Stan Flemming, R-Gig Harbor, was absent.
Other council members supported taking more time to examine budget solutions and to meet with corrections deputies.
Jail deputies pleaded with the council to delay the vote and gather more information. At least two dozen deputies attended the meeting in the packed council chambers. More than a dozen addressed the council.
Sgt. Sabrina Braswell questioned why the council, Undersheriff Eileen Bisson and Sheriff Paul Pastor have never asked us a team, as a family what we can do to save ourselves?
They didnt ask for a hiring freeze, Braswell said. They didnt ask us to voluntarily lay ourselves off. They didnt ask us to voluntarily take a furlough day every now and again. ... They didnt ask for buyouts. They didnt ask for voluntary retirements.
Sheriffs spokesman Ed Troyer said in an interview Tuesday night that the sheriffs willing to look at any way to save money and save jobs. But Troyer added its not clear who would decide whether to offer early retirements or to shift workers to part-time positions.
McDonald said job-sharing and retirements had been discussed at meetings about reducing the jails budget but apparently those suggestions didnt reach the level of the bargaining unit.
Erik Neils told the council he is one of the 16 that would be laid off.
Here comes the sad part, Neils said. Two brand new babies. Decided we should start a family now that I had good civil service job that was secure.
He said the vote should be delayed, but not just for his personal benefit.
If 16 people get let go, Neils said the council should make sure someone is held accountable to prevent more layoffs.
There should not be another 16, Neils said.
As they told the council Sept. 10, many deputies said inmates are being turned away at the jail and set free.
During 20 years at the jail, corrections deputy Erika Thompson said shes been kicked, punched and choked. Deputies vests are outdated and other equipment is old, she said.
Pointing her comments at McDonald, Thompson said, You have said personally inmates arent going free. I can tell you as a booking officer inmates are going free.
Pierce County Executive Pat McCarthy proposes cutting the jails budget by $3 million this year to make up part of the shortfall, which put pressure on the Sheriffs Department to make the layoffs. In her 2013 supplemental budget, McCarthy also recommends filling the rest of the gap with $2 million from reserves and increased sales tax revenue.
The shortfall resulted from Tacoma and Lakewood sending their misdemeanor bookings to jails that charge lower rates.
While laying off deputies is hard and unfortunate, McCarthy told the council, If we dont address this today, were going to have an even greater hole next year.
Union leaders for the deputies were pleased by the delay.
Im encouraged that theyre going to put some more thought into it, said Doug Watkins, vice president of the Corrections Deputies Guild. Im encouraged that hopefully we can save some jobs.
Guild secretary Bruce Parks said hes cautiously optimistic.
We have 16 young officers and we dont want to see them laid off, he said.
Pastor attended Tuesdays meeting but did not make comments.
When asked Monday if deputies will be relatively safe working in the jail if the cuts are made, Pastor said, I believe they will be.
I cant make my people unsafe, he said during a meeting with The News Tribunes editorial board.
Pastor also was asked Monday whether arrestees are being let out on the street instead of being booked as some corrections deputies assert. I dont know the answer to that, he said.
Pastor said that as jail space is being closed down, the Sheriffs Department has been turning away offenders from the state Department of Corrections.
Mac Pevey, a field administrator with the Department of Corrections, told The News Tribune that state inmates have been turned away for the past two weeks but are being jailed elsewhere for violating their community supervision.
In addition to the jail layoffs that would be effective at the beginning of October, nine vacant corrections deputy positions and one vacant sergeant slot at the jail would be eliminated.
Three sergeants and one lieutenant also would be demoted because their positions will no longer be needed.
Council member Dan Roach, R-Bonney Lake, said he was incredibly frustrated about having to make a $5 million correction with relatively short notice.
Roach said he was willing to go along with the three other council members and put off a decision. But he added he didnt think the delay would change the outcome of cutting the budget.


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Login LockDown – A New WordPress Security Plugin
Aug 29th, 2007 by Michael VanDeMar
I am happy to announce the release of Login LockDown, a new plugin for WordPress, designed to help increase security and reduce the chance of someone hacking into your WordPress installation.
With the way WordPress is currently set up, attackers are free to use bots for a brute force style of attack that simply guesses at the admin password until they come up with the correct one. There are a couple of solutions out there, each with their own drawbacks. One solution suggested is to restrict which IP's that can access the wp-admin folder via .htaccess. The two problems with that is that it inhibits regular users from seeing their user preference page once they log in (which is the default page a user sees), and not every blogger is going to be logging in to their blog from the same IP all of the time.
Another solution involves a plugin that sets up a secondary password using Basic HTTP Authentication. While this will thwart many of the generic bots out there, if a blog is specifically targeted it is easy enough for a hacker to code a bot that will send repeated attempts against that login method as well, and again it does interfere with non-admin users when they attempt to log in (which is really a pain if the admin requires registration in order to comment).
Login LockDown takes a different approach. Every failed login attempt is recorded, along with the timestamp of the attempt and the IP address of the user. If a user tries (and fails) to log in too many times within a certain time period, the system then blocks any login requests coming from that IP range until the lock-out is released. The lock-out period defaults to 1 hour, although that can be changed within the admin panel. The number of retires and the time period that they occur within in order to trigger a lock-out are also configurable from the admin section, and admins do have the ability to release an IP block manually (assuming of course that they haven't locked themselves out ).
The download link for the plugin, as well as the instructions, are located on the Bad Neighborhood website, here: Login LockDown v1.0
23 Responses to "Login LockDown – A New WordPress Security Plugin"
on 29 Aug 2007 at 10:07 am1WBW (Worldwide Blog Wrestling) Presents… » Announcing Login LockDown - A New Security Plugin for WordPress
[...] More information can be gotten from the Bad Neighborhood Blog [...]
on 29 Aug 2007 at 12:00 pm2Protecting the Wordpress wp-admin folder
[...] may also want to check out Michael's Login Lockdown plugin which will prevent attackers trying to brute force their way in. Failed login attempts are recorded [...]
on 29 Aug 2007 at 3:18 pm3Login Lockdown! Keep Wordpress Safe. : Big Bucks Blogger
[...] of Bad Neighborhood blog brings us a new plugin to keep our hackers from login into word press. Login Lockdown will monitor how many times a person tries to log in during a short period of time (say 5 times in [...]
on 29 Aug 2007 at 10:54 pm4Blog Strokes
"coming from that IP range"
How wide a range?
Is the lock out log available from the dashboard? Is it flushable? Are the records automatically flushed after a certain period of time?
on 30 Aug 2007 at 9:40 pm6Blog Strokes
Thanks, Michael, I appreciate the response.
Something else that would be cool would be an alert if the same ip has been locked out ## times within a certain time frame, and the ability to just shut that ip down until further notice with a click when you get the alert.
on 04 Sep 2007 at 6:40 am7Login LockDown, plugin para WordPress | La brujula verde
[...] VanDeMar ha creado el plugin para WordPress Login LockDown. Como su propio nombre ya apunta se trata de un plugin destinado a incrementar la seguridad de [...]
on 07 Sep 2007 at 5:43 am8Security WordPress Plugin and Comment WordPress Plugin
[...] infamous, or, unfortunately, sometimes a outspoken female. WordPress ain't exactly Fort Knox. Login Lockdown is one plugin that will help. It automatically locks down login for a person for a certain period [...]
on 12 Sep 2007 at 6:22 pm9How To Make Your Wordpress Blog Safer : Pingable.org | Blogging & Design
[...] Login Lockdown is a plugin that monitors how many times a person tries to log in during a short period of time. If they exceed some key number, LogInLock down will lock them out from logging for some period of time. This will stop those types who will try and guess your user names and passwords. [...]
on 21 Sep 2007 at 3:27 pm108 Security Tips and Guidelines for your WordPress Blog
[...] an IP address from trying to log into your WordPress admin area after a certain number of attempts. LoginLock will prevent bots from continuously trying different combinations to crack your account. This is [...]
on 18 Oct 2007 at 12:21 am11How my Blog Got Hacked - SEOlogs.com
[...] login attempts allowed. It's not an easy thing to do, but there is a good WordPress plugin (Login LockDown) available that does this for [...]
on 07 Dec 2007 at 6:25 am12simon
great plugin – my site was spammed after someone cracked a user's password, since installing your plugin it has not happened again.
i have changed your code slightly so i can now see a log of all IPs that have been locked out, and i can see there is an IP address repeatedly trying to gain access to my site that i know is not a legitimate user (i only have three users and no one else can register).
it would be great if there was an option to enter an IP address and it would be permanently locked out.
on 01 Jan 2008 at 8:12 pm13Five Tips For Making Your Wordpress Site More Secure · Themey
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on 30 Jan 2008 at 7:24 pm15Complete Guide to Protect Your Wordpress Blog! | Earnbux Online
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on 12 Feb 2008 at 7:25 pm16What To Do About Cracker, Hackers, and Other Web Prowlers.
[...] up on the updates is vital, because they include all the security patches. And plug-ins like Login Lockdown by Michael VanDeMar are a good idea [...]
on 22 Feb 2008 at 7:40 am17 Protect Your WordPress Installation Against Brute Force Attacks by Tdot - Blog
[...] is a plugin by Michael VanDeMar, that I strongly recommend you to [...]
on 06 Mar 2008 at 2:06 pm18Fighting Blog Hacks: Preventing And Eliminating Intruders | Lost Art Of Blogging
[...] little this little hack can do when faced with a brute force attacks; but here's where the Login Lockdown plugin comes in. What the plugin does is it logs all failed login attempts and after a set amount of [...]
on 18 Apr 2008 at 1:44 am19Security Tips and Guidelines for Your Wordpress Blog |
[...] an IP address from trying to log into your WordPress admin area after a certain number of attempts. LoginLock will prevent bots from continuously trying different combinations to crack your account. This is [...]
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on 13 Jun 2009 at 2:18 pm21Kamal Hasa
Will try this and see if it's good for bruteforce attacks. thanks..
on 06 Nov 2009 at 5:31 pm22Keith Davis
All I've read recently about wordpress is how vulnerable to attack it is, worm attacks and sql injection… so anything that helps protect a site has got to be a good thing.
There are lots of "How to protect your blog" posts out there, but this looks easy to install and set up.
Thanks for taking the time, I'll download and install ASAP.
on 20 Apr 2012 at 1:33 am23Jonathan
Just sayin' thanks for all the work you've done for this plug-in! Works like a charm, and should be in every wordpress site by default.


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