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Newly discovered security hole lets attacker reset your Apple ID with only your birthday and email address
Arriving right on the coat tails of Apple's two-step verification implementation, a new security flaw has been found in Apple's password reset process for Apple IDs. The vulnerability allows an attacker to reset your Apple ID's password with only the knowledge of your Apple ID and date of birth, completely bypassing the need to answer your security questions. The Verge first reported the vulnerability after being tipped off to the hack.
iMore was independently able to reproduce the hack and confirm its validity. It is accomplished by using a specially crafted URL that is able to reset your password once you have validated your date of birth, but before the security questions have actually been answered.
The good news is that users who have enabled two-step verification with Apple are not vulnerable. The bad news is some users have been getting a three-day waiting period to enable two-step verification, in order to minimize the risk of a malicious party enabling two-factor verification on a compromised account. The worse news is that two-step verification is not yet available in many countries. According to the Apple FAQ:
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If you are unable to enable two-step verification at this time, your next best bet is to change your date of birth on record with Apple in order thwart any attempts on your account by somebody who knows your email and birthdate. Since this is a server-side vulnerability, Apple will hopefully be able to deploy a fix shortly, before information of how to exploit the flaw spreads.
Update: It looks like Apple has taken the iForgot page down.
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Update 2: After Apple updated the password reset page to say it was down for maintenance, presumably to prevent any further attempts to use this exploit, it was discovered by iMore that the password reset hack could still be performed by providing a specific URL to bypass the maintenance page. Apple was notified and has since made the entire site completely inaccessible.
Update 3: Apple has fixed the security hole and iForgot is back up.
Update 4: A detailed look at how the exploit worked can be found here.
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Newly discovered security hole lets attacker reset your Apple ID with only your birthday and email address
That's right, if not for their strict AppStore policy it would be a nightmare.
I don't follow how they are slow to react to bugs. They took the site down almost immediately after the bug was publicized.
Wow, it seems every ten stories is a new security flaw story, and this is a big one, tomorrow I will set up two step verification if it lets me. All it takes is a hacker to bypass the down page.
Well good they took action on this. These security vunerabilities are becoming a problem.
Oh Apple. Please hire some experts in QA and security. The guy from Adobe (a vendor that fails in both) is not helping either
Wish they would roll out the two step security process to us folks here in Canada. :(
I guess it's now time for the two-step verification for me lol. Better safe than sorry.
Not saying this is not a serious security hole (not being an expert, it certainly seems to be) but the headline seems a bit exaggerated.
"It is accomplished by using a specially crafted URL..." doesn't exactly jibe with "allows an attacker to reset your Apple ID's password with only the knowledge of your Apple ID and date of birth"
Am I missing something or is the headline exaggerating?
The URL was easily obtained by going through the password reset process on any account.
What was it?
Apple is once again on top of their game. This was fixed as soon as it was made public. Great job Apple...unlike any other company on the planet. Security and Privacy are becoming more and more important. Dang Hackers!!!


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|Russell Crowe
As the title says, I want to know what kind of skin care/products 'celebrities' and those who can afford the best of the best, use..?
I mean, if price wouldn't be an issue, what brands are the best for someone in their 20s who wants to limit the chances of wrinkles coming up when they reach their 30s..?
I currently use Dermalogica, which was suggested by a dermatologist, but I would like to know if there are any other brands that are used and popular among the hollywood 'gang'?
Scientific evidence that the products actually work would of course be a plus. :P
|Sean Penn
There's really no way of knowing as just because it's mentioned in an interview or something, doesn't mean it's true. Could just mean they're getting paid to plug a product!
That being said, I recommend you visit www.makeupalley.com. It has an enormous database of product reviews, and while some reviews are fakes, most are not!
Also, wear sunscreen! That's the best advice for someone in their twenties. Sunscreen, sleep, big sunglasses, and maybe not SO much alcohol. And keep processed foods to a minimum, if any.
Sorry for not answering your question, but I do think you would do just as well on your own. :-)
|Hilary Swank
I'm pretty vain so I use the best there is and spent hours and hours doing research ... you definitely don't need to be a celeb to buy the best either.... Many celebs may not even be using the best sunscreens since only those in the "know" really do...
The best sunscreens are those high in PPD, NOT just SPF. American sunscreens are inferior to European ones when it comes to protection against UVA rays. SPF only protects against burning... The BEST sunscreens are from Europe; La Roche Posay, Bioderma etc. If you read cosmetic forums such as Makeupalley, read the reviews on Euro sunscreens or ask on their skincare board; they can determine the approximate PPD of Euro sunscreens based on ingredients. You have to buy the Euro ones through trusted sellers on Ebay or through Euro sites and pay extra for shipping. In terms of European sunscreens, one of the best ones right now on the market is Anthelios SX; you can buy it at CVS; it has a PPD of 15 which is the highest in the U.S
In addition, you need to use a Vitamin C serum underneath your sunscreen which makes it 8x more effective. The only serum that has tons of studies to back it up including medical studies is Skinceuticals CE Ferulic. It is the best serum that money can buy and it's not THAT expensive. It's pricey at $146 but it's not as if only celebs can buy it; normal people use it too. If you want something more affordable, a good alternative is Cosmetic Skin Solutions Vit C&E serum.. the only difference between that one and the Skinceuticals one is the Ph balance but ingredients are the same...
As for night time, use a retinol/retin-A cream or gel.... it is the only thing proven scientifically to reduce wrinkles... Backed up by medical science.
Expensive creams like Creme De La Mer etc are nice to have but they only moisturize.. The only thing that truly prevents wrinkles is top of the line sunscreen, vitamin c serum and retinol/retin-a. Retin-A makes your skin sensitive to sun and thus a good sunscreen is a must. Many people buffer their Retin A with moisturizer too if its too strong at first and it's fine to use a fancy moisturizer 30 min after ur retin-a has absorbed...
For fun, I also like some Ole Henriksen stuff... and Kiehl's... I also am addicted to my Clarisonic; it helps to make serums and skincare products absorb better and work so much better. I'm also a BIG fan of oils; I like Jose Maran Argain Oil... I will put that on like 30 min after my Retin-A has absorbed... I also like the beta peel pads from Dr Dennis Grossman...
If celebs go to the derm the #1 thing any derm will recommend is a top of the line sunscreen, vit c serum and retin a....
|Russell Crowe
Wow, Jackie, I think I just fell in love with you!
So basically my concern when it comes to the sun:
I'm originally from Sweden, where we get very little sun, so I haven't been using much sun screen in my life. I did use SPF 15 over the summer for my face though and still managed to get a tan. But I'm assuming that you shouldn't really tan at all? Stay in the shadow? I love the sun (natural sun, I never go to the tanming salons) since it's so dark in Scandinavia for 6 months a year. Besides I prefer a tan over the vampire-look...
I don't smoke, drink and I moisturize a lot. But yeah, I'm interested in some better stuff for my skin. What you said sound nice, I've heard a lot of good things about Skinceutials (sp?)! I'll look it up.
But again, do I need to sty away from the sun from now on..?
|Hilary Swank
The sun ages you... You may be young now and look hot tan but when you get old the damage from all of those years will damage your skin... There is always sun; even when it's raining or cloudy... the UVA and UVB rays are still there... It doesn't have to be "summertime in full effect" in order for your skin to be exposed to the sun... Personally I ALWAYS wear sunscreen.. even when at home because my apartment gets a lot of natural sunlight through the windows and my desk is facing the window...
Too much sun exposure and in 20 years your skin will be a leathery mess and you'll get hyperpigmentation (brown spots). Personally I always wear sunscreen... I'm sure that even with wearing sunscreen you'll still get enough Vitamin D through accidental exposure...
I use bronzer every single day because I also like tan look. I use Nars Laguna. My face still tans a bit despite using Anthelios SX. When I want my legs to look tan I use self-tanner which is safe.
The celebs that take good care of themselves use bronzer and self-tanner. I've read 100's of magazines and used to spend HOURS reading beauty blogs and forum so I sort of consider myself an "amateur expert" when it comes to makeup, etc and what type of products celebs use.
Yea a lot of celebs tan in the sun too but they are stupid and will look leathery like Pam Anderson in a few decades.
Since you asked about celebs in particular, here is an article about Skinceuticals http://inyourface.ocregister.c...faces-critics/32573/ Btw, I had no idea it was popular with celebs. I learned about it on Makeupalley because everyone is always talking about it on the skincare boards.
Here is another good thread.. just start on page 8 and work backwards http://www.essentialdayspa.com...order=asc&&start=175 Btw, that board EssentialDayspa and Makeupalley are great places to read about skincare and such.
http://www.usmagazine.com/cele...creens-2012255/22764 However, a lot of the sunscreens listed here are inferior... I wouldn't use them. They have to be high in PPD, not just SPF. Apparently many of these celebs are not using the "best" either... Just do a search in google for "Sunscreen PPD" in order to learn more.
|Al Pacino
Windows usually block a significant portion of UVA/UVB rays. Why'd you think we don't get sunburnt in cars?
|Hilary Swank
Nope, not nearly enough, I am MORE tan on the left hand side of my arms then my right due to driving. The sun coming through windows is still VERY damaging. I wear sunscreen even when at home because the sun still PEEKS through the blinds....
Normal glass blocks all of UVB but allows UVA to come through. Both of these rays are harmful. Remember:
UVB is considered the main sunburn ray
It causes skin cancer and sun damage
The SPF in a sunscreen tells you how well the product protects you from UVB
Is the UV ray in tanning beds
It penetrates the skin more deeply than UVB playing a big role in sun damage including wrinkles
It can cause skin cancer
If you want windows that block out 99% of UVA and UVB rays you need to purchase UV film; these are sheets that block out rays. Most NORMAL cars and office building do not have these...
Here is what a doctor had to say about it:
For my patients who sit in direct sunlight coming in through window glass, I recommend wearing a mineral sunscreen and clothing that blocks UV rays (click here to read about sun protective clothing). If their windows claim to block UV rays I point out that a very tiny amount of UV still gets through. As I mentioned above, it's possible to block 99.9% of UV rays, but even if their windows are that good, the 0.1% can add up at 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. Wrinkles, age spots and skin cancer just ain't worth it!
I don't take any chances with my skin when it comes to aging and wrinkles....
Also keep in mind that MOST normal windows do NOT block out 99% of rays; that is only with windows that have been treated. Chances are your car windows do not have this type of window coating.
Also... Read this
Experts say up to 80% of skin aging is due to UVA rays.1
Over 30 years, the left side of this teacher�s face aged faster due to UVA
exposure through a window in her classroom. Just compare the two sides!
Photos: Professor J. Leyden.
Photos not retouched.
UVA rays pass through windows and glass - unlike UVB rays.
|Hilary Swank
And from cancer.org http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/C...ction-u-v-protection
"Some UV rays can also pass through windows. Typical car, home, and office windows block most of the UVB rays but a smaller portion of UVA rays, so even if you don't feel you're getting burned your skin may still get some damage. Tinted windows help block more UVA rays, but this depends on the type of tinting. UV radiation that comes through windows probably doesn't pose a great risk to most people unless they spend long periods of time close to a window that receives direct sunlight." "Some UV rays can also pass through windows. Typical car, home, and office windows block most of the UVB rays but a smaller portion of UVA rays, so even if you don't feel you're getting burned your skin may still get some damage. Tinted windows help block more UVA rays, but this depends on the type of tinting. UV radiation that comes through windows probably doesn't pose a great risk to most people unless they spend long periods of time close to a window that receives direct sunlight.".
Most of us spend HOURS in our cars in L.A... so the damage does add up. IT ADDS UP. <-----------
You posted inaccurate information Yonie... What you posted is not accurate at all.
|Denzel Washington
I do get sunburnt in the car. And my left arm has a different color than my right arm because of all the driving.
|Hilary Swank
EXACTLY. My left arm is also more tanned than my right even WITH sunscreen.
There have been university studies that documented sun damage for taxi drivers and the difference between damage from the side that received more damage due to closer proximity to the side window (on the left side) is staggering...
|Al Pacino
I do not get tanned if I leave my windows up.
You're putting words in my mouth. I did not claim that windows block all rays. I said; a significant portion.
May I also point out a very interesting observation? People seem to feel the need to MARK every other WORD as if to PUNCHLINE their POINT. You don't need to. Let us apply our own voice to your text, instead of having it be written like bad commercial copy.
|Hilary Swank
I am entitled to write in any way I WANT (including capitalizing every other word). It's unfortunate if you don't like it but you do actually think I would change the way I type to please you?
|Russell Crowe
I have been using Erno Laszlo since my mid thirties, so about 6 years. I have good skin genes but I swear right now NO wrinkles, I get carded all at the grocery store.
Though I love Erno I am looking for something comparable that costs less. Mostly for the skin toner which runs $30. Any ideas are appreciated. I like something strong but doesn't leave residue and skin oily.I really like the Erno Toner...
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most use beetween kiehls and perricone sephora
Not sure about celebrities, but i use olive leaf extract olive leaf extract for healthy glowing skin without side effects
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Protect your horse with the Tough-1 1680 Denier Snuggit Turnout Blanket. The material is breathable, which allows your horse to stay comfortable and it features everything you will want to provide your horse with.
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Thoughts on the game
"That was awesome. That was our surest sign of progress. We couldn't have won that game three weeks ago. I really believe that. We just hung in there, and it wasn't pretty. None of our wins have been pretty. We just find a way, and that is that mark of becoming a pretty good team. We found a way even though we were down big at half. We were down six at the under-four media but we found a way. We had great response, we didn't have things go great, and then we got Z. Mason who had 30 points and 14 rebounds. I believe he is the best player in the league. If he isn't the player of the week I don't know who is. He was phenomenal, he carried us and we just kept going to him. We made just enough stops down the stretch."
On the team's improvement
"I have belief in our guys. This stuff pays off. We had to kick the guys out of shoot-around because they wanted to stay and shoot. When you have that type of work ethic and investment, you're not going to give in. You're going to keep the gloves up, keep taking hits and eventually you'll be able to break through. It might be with two minutes left or with two seconds left, but you'll be able to break through."
On the Mocs' late layup play
"We changed it on the fly. Our guys did a phenomenal job. They've been running zones, we had a zone play called, and as soon as we saw man-coverage, we changed it to one of our back-door-plays because we knew they were going to overplay being aggressive. Our guys were locked in and executed on the fly. That is hard to do. I was standing on the baseline and called it as they lined up. That is a credit to our guys that they were able to change that and be able to execute it for the layup."
On hanging tough late in the game
"We were able to just stay in it and finally land a knockout punch, but you have to give The Citadel a lot of credit. We gave them a lot of confidence early, gave them shots and let them get out in transition. They played really well. It was a dog fight, but these are the type of game you have to be able to win during league play."
On sweeping on the road
"This hasn't been done since 2008. It's hard for any team to sweep and this is big for us. There will be very few teams that sweep on the road no matter where. I am really proud of our guys."
Ronrico White, guard, junior
Thoughts on the game
"That was a great win. This was a tough conference game. Coach told us it wasn't going to be pretty and that's how it was. We have to be blue collar and tough, and that's what we did tonight."
On being prepared for the game
"You have to credit Coach Wade for putting us through so much training. Mentally, we probably wouldn't have won this game a month ago. We were mentally prepared, stayed calm, picked up our urgency and you have to credit our coaching staff for that."
The team's thoughts coming out of the last timeout
"Coming out of the time out it was all about stops. We knew we could score. We came down and scored after they missed a free throw. Then it was all about getting stops. We knew what we had to do and it was all about stops. No matter what."
Z. Mason, forward, senior
Thoughts on the win
"I just wanted to get the win for our team. This feels a lot better than the win against Furman. This just shows how hard we've been working as a team. We pulled through at the end. It was a tough one from tip to the buzzer. This is a great team win and this is all you can ask for."
On getting two road wins
"It's tough to come in here and beat The Citadel at home. I know last year we won similarly to this, but it's tough playing on the road regardless of where you are and where the opponent is picked to finish in the conference. It feels good to get two wins on the road."
Thoughts on his play, team's reaction
"I knew I had to be more active and attack. I knew I had to give it all I had. I knew I had to respond when we were down, and that's what Coach Wade always talks about. I just wanted to give us a push. I was able to make some shots and get some boards, and the team jumped on board with me. We were able to pull it out together and that's the best win you can have."


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Bluegrass fest returns to PerrysburgWritten by Brigitta Burks | News Editor | firstname.lastname@example.com
A local bluegrass tradition continues for the 23rd year, when the Bluegrass Winterfest comes back to the Holiday Inn French Quarter in Perrysburg on Jan. 11 and 12.
"This is one of the first festivals to start out the new year with. Basically, a lot of people after the winter and after the holidays, they're anxious to get out for some relaxation," said Larry Efaw, who has promoted the show for about seven years.
Efaw also leads the Bluegrass Mountaineers, who will play Jan. 12. The band has been together since 1962. Efaw, 54, joined at age 7 and his 82-year-old father Edward still plays with the group when he's able. Larry's son Stanley also joined the band after he began playing the mandolin at 7. In addition, Larry's son-in-law, Stacy Wilcox, plays with the group.
"As long as they listen to what I say, we get along fine; we get along really well. We have no problems," Efaw said with a laugh. "I know a lot of families, they'll bicker back and forth, but I'm fortunate on that."
The six-member group based out of the Akron area includes 15-year-old Landon Fitzpatrick, a relative newcomer to the band.
"He does a fine job. They all do actually," Efaw said. "He's just as dependable as anybody you could ever have."
The Bluegrass Mountaineers had a busy year with stops in the United States and Canada. Efaw said the group plans to get studio time soon to make a CD of originals and fan favorites.
The festival starts at 12:30 p.m. and runs until 11:30 p.m. Jan. 11. The first day features Jr. Sisk & Ramblers Choice, Deepwater Bluegrass, Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road, Larry Gillis and Swampgrass and Idletymes Bluegrass Band.
The second day starts at noon and ends at 11:30 p.m. Jan. 12. Award-winner Rhonda Vincent and the Rage is featured and the Bluegrass Mountaineers, Matheson Family Pride, Remington Ryde and Bo Isaac and The Rounders will also play. Efaw said he expects the festival to draw about 700 attendees. He and his wife Lisa took over promoting the Bluegrass Winterfest when the festival's co-founder, Robert White, passed away.
General seating is $25 per day. Children 12 and younger are free. The Holiday Inn French Quarter is at 10630 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg. For more information, visit the web site www.bluegrassmountaineers.net.
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Davis to speak at Providence Baptist
Connie Maxwell Children's Home President Dr. Ben Davis will be the guest speaker at Providence Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 22 during the 11 a.m. service.
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The mission of the Connie Maxwell Children's Home, a Baptist ministry for children and families of South Carolina, is to care for children while developing and strengthening positive relationships in a Christian environment.
Providence invites you to attend as Dr. Davis shares his heart for missions and how these ministries impact the children of our state.
Providence Baptist Church will have its Fifth September Sunday Special Singing Service during the Worship Service at 11 a.m. with Lord's Supper and dinner to follow.
Hood's Chapel UM Church will hold a rummage sale on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. The sale will be inside the church in the fellowship hall.
The church will also be selling barbecue sandwiches, chicken bog, and chili, and slaw. Come out and look around … there will be a variety of items.
Hood's Chapel will also have praise and worship with dinner afterward on the fifth Sunday, Sept. 29. Homecoming is on Sunday, Oct. 27.
Happy September birthdays from Providence Baptist Church to Jennifer Miller, Angie Owens, Kate Brown, Gracie Sawtelle, Jennifer Hayes, Sabrina Randolph, Lonnie Kessler, Jennifer Kimrey, Breanna Saturday and Gentry Ward.
Happy Birthday from Hood's Chapel UM Church to Reba Edens.
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I really, really wish I was rich. I would buy every one of them their own little tree and decorations.
This is sick.
Sometimes I want to cry along with you. It seems only the Christians are expected to hush up about our beliefs and our symbols. Christmas is a magical time when people can enjoy family and the giving that goes along with it. It is the same here in Canada. Our countries were founded on the Christian faith but now all of the traditions are considered wrong and offensive. I saw a commercial the other day talking about folks having a white "holiday". Bing Crosby must be spinning in his grave. How foolish are the politically correct.....we now have Holiday spheres instead of Easter eggs. I know the church took the pagan holidays and used them for ourselves but what the hay? I nice Christmas tree never hurt anyone. I am thinking of putting a creche on my front yard.
That's just silly. It's not a government building, even. (And even then, notice the White House has a Christmas tree?)
I would say that as long as it's equal-opportunity (that is, Jewish residents feel free to display menorahs, etc.), which means no one is being discriminated *against*, then it should be fine.
We are having this big problem in Santa Monica right now that reminds me of this.
Long story short, there have been nativity scenes in a park by the beach for 60 years. Some athiest group came in and freaked out and now they can't have them. They even created anit-religion scenes before getting the nativity scenecs banned.
I would like to say that I am 100% non-religious. 100%. Firm. But this infuriates me! A nativity scene in NOT going to make me suddenly religious but it is a tradition about Christmas that I love. I also don't believe in Santa but if he was banned I would hurt someone.
Why do we suddenly need to ban all traditions and cower away from religion? You CAN choose not to believe in something. A Christmas tree shouldn't make you feel forced to be Christian. A dredel shouldn't make you feel forced to be Jewish. A ridiculous anti-religion scene shouldn't force you to be athiest.
(And how come athiests don't see a difference between forcing religion and forcing atheism?)
I feel like all of this anti-religion stuff is impeding on my right to enjoy Christmas!!!
I actually find hyper atheists hilarious. I the same way I find super religious people hilarious. Their hypocrisy is so insane.
I'm an atheist in the sense that I probably don't believe in God. (Mostly, I just don't think it matters very much.)
But come on. Chirstmas trees/ menorahs/ religious symbols aren't hurting anybody. They aren't putting anybody down. They aren't spewing hate from their plastic fronds. And you aren't going to develop spontaneous Christianity because you saw them.
Hell, I put up a Christmas tree/ Festivus tree/ Winter Solstice tree because I like the holiday and think they are pretty.
I hate when people make themselves into victims. The angry atheists are the ones that give the rest of us godless heathens a bad name.
1. The park is public but not related to any government function. (This is the big divider for me.)
2. The display is a temporary thing.
3. The presence of the nativity scene does not imply expected actions or behaviors on the part of anyone seeing it.
4. No tax monies were used to set it up (I assume).
5. Any other group wanting to set up something similarly reflective of their beliefs, including the atheists, would be allowed to do so (again, I assume).
I really do think the dividing line is found in the First Amendment. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." A clear reference to Christianity on a courthouse lawn? Too close, and I certainly wouldn't want to be a defendant or plaintiff in that court if I were an atheist, a Wiccan, a Buddhist, or even the wrong flavor of Christian. And heaven forbid a Muslim think he might obtain justice in that building. But a creche in a park? I don't think it's the same thing.
I think that these are the kinds of discussions we have to have with our heads, not our guts, if we're going to make any progress.
Lots of big corporations here in Pittsburgh have manger scenes prominently displayed--along with menorahs, etc. Usually there's a small placard that says "Donated by ..."


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An Augusta woman detained last week for shoplifting from a store in North Augusta had nine previous shoplifting convictions, according to the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
Eyvoneda Lavette Barrett, 47, of Shirley Avenue in Augusta, was charged with shoplifting third or subsequent and placed in the Aiken County detention center. She was later released.
According to a report from North Augusta Public Safety, the incident happened at the Walmart on Knox Avenue in North Augusta on Dec. 15.
A loss prevention employee told officers she saw Barrett remove a plastic Walmart bag from her purse and place several items into it, according to the report. Barrett then walked to another aisle and filled several more Walmart bags which she had removed from her purse. She then left the store with $143 in merchandise and didn't stop when an employee confronted her.
Barrett was a passenger in a vehicle that was pulled over on Knox Avenue shortly after the shoplifting, according to the report. Inside the Walmart bags were boys toys, party supplies and cologne. Officers found additional empty bags in the vehicle.
According to the report, Barrett has nine shoplifting convictions.
Three people were charged with shoplifting after a similar incident at the Walmart on Whiskey Road in Aiken on Dec. 15.
The suspects in that case entered the store and began stuffing items into bags they pulled from their purses. They were pulled over by Aiken Public Safety a short time later.
Officers later found out those suspects had reportedly stolen from two other Aiken stores earlier that day.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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Another example has been placed in the Five Points Historic District where two historic homes on West Center Street were moved and restored in order to make room for a historic commercial building that is now restored and occupied by a Ruby's Deluxe Restaurant.
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The upcoming revote for a much needed new Waitsfield town office on the Farm Stand site boils down to either supporting a new cost-effective, energy-efficient town office on an appropriate site in the historic Waitsfield Village or starting the process all over again. To date the process has taken three years of meetings, surveys and ballots, as well as upwards of $60,000 of taxpayers' money. The process evaluated several options and ultimately ended with the Farm Stand site being recommended as the most cost-effective alternative for a new town office. Subsequently, the town of Waitsfield has received a large Community Development Block Grant and a very generous gift, significantly reducing the cost to Waitsfield taxpayers.
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2010-2011: Rowed for the novice eight at the 40th Schuylkill Regatta (Oct. 30) as the team tied for first out of 39 teams for the points trophy…member of the varsity eight for three spring regattas, including the boat that defeated Simmons (April 3) in a dual-race…rowed for the second varsity eight in six spring regattas, including third-place finishes at both the Patriot League Championship and the New England Championship.
Before Holy Cross: Member of the Annapolis Junior Rowing Club where she won six career medals (three gold, one silver and two bronze)…a two-year member of the varsity soccer team at South River High School…team went undefeated in 2008 and won the 2009 county championship…also two-year member and senior captain of the varsity basketball team…a 2010 County All-Star…a What's Up Annapolis Athlete Worth Watching in February of 2010…class treasurer in 2009-2010…member of National Honor Society.
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Apple rumored to be investigating multi-user iPad support
Apple is supposedly looking into developing a way for multiple users to access one iPad with separate accounts and home screens. In response to an emailed suggestion for the feature to be added, Apple said that it was a known issue being investigated by engineering.
"After further investigation it has been determined that this is a known issue, which is currently being investigated by engineering," the official response from Apple Developer Connection's Worldwide Developer Relations team reads.
This is a reasonably generic response and could be just a standard emailed reply sent by Apple for suggestions and bug fixes. The developer does claim that many other filed bugs have never received such a response so maybe there is hope.
Sharing the iPad with other family members is common practice but the ability to give them separate accounts makes a lot of sense. Each family member could have their own login screen, home screen and favourite apps all password protected so other family members could not delete or change anything. Only problem with this solution would be the additional storage space required for multiple users. Of course if you plan on using your iPad this way, you could always just buy the 64GB.
Both Apple's OS X for Mac and Microsoft Windows, as well as various Unix, Linux, and other computer systems, have provided multiple user logins for decades. So far, Apple has avoided that with iOS. Instead of multiple user logins for each member of a family, they seem to prefer multiple user devices, where each member of the family has their own iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad.
That doesn't address other common situations, however, such as handing an iPad to a friend or guest, and providing a way for them to use it for web browsing or gaming without giving them access to all your other personal information.
So, while the response from Apple above may well be boiler plate, it does serve to bring some much needed attention to the issue.
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Apple rumored to be investigating multi-user iPad support
Saw this and though back to a blog I wrote in Jan 2011 ... Ever Passed Your iOS Device to Someone and Wished You Had Not? iOS Enhancement idea http://ianthain.ulitzer.com/node/1693989
of course this needs to be done - its a no brainer. If my ipad is in the family room, and I am in the basement and my wifes ipad is sitting there and I want to look something up, why should I have to walk upstairs to get my device?
I can't believe it is taking this long to add what is a basic computer function - a login with security, and based on who logs in, they are provided with their screen, access, access to their specific mail account, contacts, calendar, etc.
I would have a guest login for my grandkids, or whoever stops by the house, so they could access the internet, etc.
the ipad is a powerful device - it should be available and ready to go at all times, not just when one specific person wants to use it.
Apple - please - get this done, sooner or later. stay ahead of the droids/windows devices that are no doubt going to be constantly nipping at your heals.
Yes, the company I work for would like to see multi-user support for iOS devices such as the iPad. This as something that businesses, not only families, could use. It would allow multiple team members to share a device when in the field completing orders. I assume it could be developed so that multi-user support could be activated or deactivated for those device owners who don't want it.
I would love to see this come out in a future update. I can understand this being on the iPad or iTouch, but don't really see any benefit for it on the iPhone. That's just me, though.
I'd love to see this, so my girlfriend can have her drawing/design apps on her login, and keep it different from gaming/comic apps I have.
That's a generic response. I've filed tons of bugs/enhancement request with Apple and more than 75% of them are closed with the exact same message. Of course they're "investigating" it... will it ever make it into a consumer release? Don't hold your breath. Apple makes their money on hardware. Why would they make it easy for a family to share one iPad? They want every family member to have their own!
And the iPad moves closer and closer to full pc functionality.
The iPad will cease to exist if this continues. I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing (especially if this is an optional feature) but even giving people the choice adds complexity that is antithetical to the purported purpose of the iPad.
Too bad Microsoft seems destined to bungle every attempt to modernize and mobilize their o.s. A full, no-compromises tablet is what I wanted, but I'm not willing to wait forever (again) for yet another disappointment (ala HP).
Once again another apple rumor that i seee potenitial in but people arent seeing the big picture, this wouldve worked for apple if they wouldve added this as part of buying icloud storage for a second account, thus having up to as many accounts on one device as you need, with a hefty price behind it, it would only work this way for people because im using a 64 gb ipad and with all my photos, music, apps, ibooks, movies and videos this amount of storage is not enough. Think about it Apple wants each person to have their own ipad, iphone, ipod its been making them money why change it now besides you dont want to hand over an ipad to just anyone i mean most people spend over a grand on their babies
It'd sell more iPads overall. IMHO.
Yes, some couples would only own one. But memory issues would eventually force families to get multiple models.
But letting other people use it would expand the experience for them and get them hooked. If it had multiple "logins", I'd set up one for my Mother and every time I went over there I'd have her check her mail and a few other things (without the 500 other apps on her screen). After a few visits she'd ditch her PC.
I think the same would go for people who have family who haven't gotten a computer yet.
Slap a finger print scanner on there for me too! ;)
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The application for the two hotels proposed on Whiskey Road at Stratford Drive was rejected by Aiken City Council on Monday evening at its regular meeting.
The the final reading of the concept plan was denied by a 3 to 2 vote – Councilmen Dick Dewar, Reggie Ebner and Steve Homoki opposed it. Councilwoman Lessie Price and Councilman Don Wells were not present.
The problem wasn't with the two proposed hotels themselves, which would have been a Staybridge Suites and a Holiday Inn Express that would have 185 rooms combined. Some of the Council members and residents who expressed concern at the meeting found issue with the layout of the plan, which had an outlet onto Whiskey and another on Stratford.
Stratford Hall, Spring Stone and Spring Stone Villas, which have more than 200 homes combined, are located near the site of the proposed hotels. Stratford Drive is the only outlet from these neighborhoods, and residents were concerned with how the traffic from the hotels would affect the service of that road.
Some residents suggested a frontage road, and others asked why there just couldn't be two outlets onto Whiskey.
"There are more alternatives, and I think we need to be more far reaching on our research before coming to a decision," said Spring Stone Homeowners Association President Richard Mason.
Hass & Hilderbrand's Tilden Hilderbrand, representing the developer, said that, if they got approval from the city, they would then have to go through the S.C. Department of Transportation, which he said had more stringent regulations, and would most likely not allow two outlets onto Whiskey Road.
Hilderbrand added that the outlet off of Stratford was "critical" to the project and would be the access point for emergency vehicles. He said, at the beginning of the meeting, that it would be used for service vehicles only, and there would be signage to reflect that.
Others didn't see an issue with the outlet on to Stratford at all. Resident Clarence Beehler sat at the intersection of Stratford Drive and Whiskey Road for two hours on a Wednesday in September from 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. He said that he counted 128 vehicles turned onto Stratford from Whiskey and 76 turned off of Stratford onto Whiskey. He said he saw no more than four vehicles sitting at the light at one time, and there was 45 seconds to one minute and 16 seconds in time between traffic signal changes.
"I don't see a problem with any traffic," he said.
Others opposed the project completely. Resident Gerry Unverzagt got 185 signatures from residents living all around the city on a petition against the hotels. He said some people told him that Aiken didn't need anymore hotels, and others didn't understand why so many projects are proposed on Whiskey Road when it's already so busy. He said he's all for commercial growth but that the city needed to consider projects in other parts of town.
When the public hearing concluded, council members were conflicted, all seemingly liking the project itself but some felt that the residents' traffic concerns were valid. Council inquired if a frontage road could be constructed.
Charles Holley, the owner of the property which is about a 30.4-acre tract, said that the hotels would only take up a small portion of the property, and the future is not known for the rest of the land. There was concern that building connective roads on the property could cause complications for future development and that they would rather plan the infrastructure as proposals for the rest of the land came in.
Dewar moved to have the application rejected as it was proposed.
"I certainly liked the project but don't like the added traffic on Stratford Drive," Dewar said. "If a frontage road was built, I'd be all for it."
The applicant, Ashok Patel of Naman Hotels, can return to the Planning Commission with the application at any point if major changes have been made.
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Last night, the American Idol Top 5 gave it everything they had to make sure they move forward in the competition. Now it is up to the voters and the Amerian Idol judges to decide who will make it through. Which of the Top 5 ladies will be going home tonight? Will it be Janelle Arthur, Candice Glover, Angie Miller, Kree Harrison or Amber Holcomb? Or will the judges use their save power, on the last nigth they can, to keep all of them in the competition for one more round?
Does it feel like American Idol 2013 is just rushing along at top speed? Well, it feels like that to us! We're already at the Season 12 Top 5 finalists and the finale is not too far in the future! Want to know the 2013 American Idol schedule for what's coming up next on Season 12? We have the info for you here!
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The schedule as it stands now for the rest of the season for American Idol 2013 is a two-hour performance show on Wednesday nights, followed by a one hour elimination results show on Thursday nights. However, every season there is usually a week where something interrupts, or a show gets added, or something else crazy happens. We'll update you about any schedule changes as soon as we know them.
Thursday, April 18 (8PM-9PM ET): Top 5 Results
Wednesday, April 24 (8PM-10PM ET): Top Finalists Perform
Thursday, April 25 (8PM-9PM ET): Results Show
Wednesday, May 1 (8PM-10PM ET): Top Finalists Perform
Thursday, May 2 (8PM-9PM ET): Results Show
Wednesday, May 7 (8PM-10PM ET): Top Finalists Perform
Thursday, May 8 (8PM-9PM ET): Results Show
Wednesday, May 15 (8PM-9PM ET): Finale Part 1
Thursday, May 16 (8PM-10:07PM ET): Finale Part 2/Winner Announced
Are you on board for the rest of American Idol 2013 season 12?