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DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - Police need help catching two crooks caught on camera at a Davie hardware store.
They said the men stole several took kits, nail guns, and other hardware supplies on separate occasions.
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If you have any information regarding the thefts, call police or Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a $1,000 reward.
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Govt officials confirm Trump can block US companies from operating in China The US president has not made an order as yet, only requesting for US companies to move out of China.
An open database exposing records containing the sensitive data of hotel customers as well as US military personnel and officials has been disclosed by researchers.
On Monday, vpnMentor's cybersecurity team, led by Noam Rotem and Ran Locar, said the database belonged to Autoclerk, a service owned by Best Western Hotels and Resorts group.
Autoclerk is a reservations management system used by resorts to manage web bookings, revenue, loyalty programs, guest profiles, and payment processing.
In a report shared with ZDNet, the researchers said the open Elasticsearch database was discovered through vpnMentor's web mapping project. It was possible to access the database, given it had no encryption or security barriers whatsoever, and perform searches to examine the records contained within.
The team says that "thousands" of individuals were impacted, although due to ethical reasons it was not possible to examine every record in the leaking database to come up with a specific number.
Hundreds of thousands of booking reservations for guests were available to view and data including full names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, dates and travel costs, some check-in times and room numbers, and masked credit card details were also exposed.
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Data breaches are a common occurrence and can end up compromising information belonging to thousands or millions of us in single cases of a successful cyberattack.
What is more uncommon, however, is that the US government and military figures have also been involved in this security incident.
It appears that one of the platforms connected to Autoclerk exposed in the breach is a contractor of the US government that deals with travel arrangements.
vpnMentor was able to view records relating to the travel arrangements of government and military personnel -- both past and future -- who are connected to the US government, military, and Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Within the records, for example, were logs for US Army generals visiting Russia and Israel, among other countries.
CNET: California proposes regulations to enforce new privacy law
Autoclerk facilitates communication between different hospitality platforms, and it appears that a substantial portion of the data originated from external platforms. In total, the database -- hosted by AWS -- contained over 179GB of data.
At the time of writing it has not been possible to track the overall owner of the database due to the "number of external origin points and sheer size of the data exposed," the team says.
The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT) was informed of the leak on September 13 but did not respond to the researcher's findings.
vpnMentor then reached out to the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, and seven days later, the team contacted a representative of the Pentagon who promised swift action. Access to the database was revoked on October 2.
TechRepublic: Financial industry spends millions to deal with breaches
"The greatest risk posed by this leak is to the US government and military," the team says. "Significant amounts of sensitive employee and military personnel data could now be in the public domain. This gives invaluable insight into the operations and activities of the US government and military personnel. The national security implications for the US government and military are wide-ranging and serious."
ZDNet has reached out to US-CERT and affected parties and will update when we hear back.
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Ducks defenseman Erik Gudbranson, left, knocks the puck away from Golden Knights center Cody Glass during the second period of Tuesdayￜￜￜs game in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Alex Tuch (89) celebrates after scoring against the Anaheim Ducks during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights players celebrate after Alex Tuch (89) scored against the Anaheim Ducks during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
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Vegas Golden Knights players celebrate after right wing Mark Stone (61) scored against Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks defenseman Korbinian Holzer, left, celebrates after scoring against the Vegas Golden Knights during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Alex Tuch (89) scores on Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg, center, celebrates after a teammate scored against the Vegas Golden Knights during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg (33) attempts a shot on Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury (29) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Max Pacioretty, center, celebrates after Vegas Golden Knights right wing Mark Stone (61) scored against Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Tomas Nosek (92) skates around Anaheim Ducks left wing Nicolas Deslauriers (20) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Reilly Smith (19) skates around Anaheim Ducks defenseman Hampus Lindholm (47) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks defenseman Hampus Lindholm (47) checks Vegas Golden Knights left wing William Carrier (28) into the boards during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg (33) celebrates after scoring against the Vegas Golden Knights during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks left wing Max Comtois (53) fights with Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Shea Theodore (27) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks left wing Max Comtois (53) attempts a shot on Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury (29) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury (29) stops the puck against the Anaheim Ducks during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks left wing Max Jones (49) vies for the puck with Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Shea Theodore (27) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Ondrej Kase (25) tries to skate through Vegas Golden Knights center Chandler Stephenson (20) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Tomas Nosek (92) attempts a shot on Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights center Jonathan Marchessault (81) celebrates after scoring against the Anaheim Ducks during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Tomas Nosek (92) skates around Anaheim Ducks left wing Nicolas Deslauriers (20) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
LAS VEGAS ￜￜￜ The Ducks didnￜￜￜt have a chance Tuesday afternoon because they didnￜￜￜt give themselves a chance. They tossed the puck around like it was toxic and paid the price for their carelessness with a 5-2 loss to the opportunistic Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena.
The Golden Knights jumped the Ducks from the start, and it wasnￜￜￜt as if they needed help to build a commanding lead. But the Ducks gave it to them anyway, sandwiching two egregious turnovers around an own goal as Vegas skated away with a 3-1 advantage entering the third period.
Funny thing, too.
The Ducks actually weathered an early Vegas onslaught to take a 1-0 lead on defenseman Korbinian Holzerￜￜￜs first goal of the season, a chip shot that found the back of the net 8:13 into the game. It was more or less, all downhill from there for the Ducks.
ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs frustrating when we come out and weￜￜￜre not ready to play,ￜￜￜ Ducks goaltender John Gibson said. ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs a privilege to play in the National Hockey League and it feels like some guys are starting to take it for granted and are just kind of happy to be here. We play a good game every now and then and we canￜￜￜt string it together, put two in a row, canￜￜￜt seem to get points.ￜￜￜ
Gibson turned away the Golden Knights again and again, but he was left to fend for himself far too often. Vegas outshot the Ducks by 43-28, including 22-5 in the first period.
ￜￜￜWeￜￜￜve got to find a way to be more consistent in our game,ￜￜￜ Holzer said. ￜￜￜThere are stretches in the game where we play really well and there are stretches where we play absolutely terrible. We canￜￜￜt have ￜￜￜGibbyￜￜￜ bail us out every night. Itￜￜￜs not the way we should play. Itￜￜￜs not a recipe for success.ￜￜￜ
The rest of the opening period unfolded in a nightmarish fashion of the Ducksￜￜￜ own making.
Ducks defenseman Erik Gudbranson lost control of the puck in front of his net. Mark Stone, who separated Sam Steel from the puck a nanosecond earlier, jumped on Gudbransonￜￜￜs misplay and beat Ducks goaltender Gibson for the tying goal at 14:36 of the first period.
Vegas then made it 2-1 in the closing seconds of the opening period. Or rather the Ducks did. Alex Tuch was credited with the tiebreaking goal at 19:40, when he swatted a loose puck beneath Gibson. The puck kept moving and then Ducks defenseman Josh Manson tapped it into his own net.
The Ducks complained that a whistle should have halted play, but to no avail. Gibson later said he watched the replay during the intermission and admitted the call was correct. He even skated out and spoke to referee Dean Morton before the second period began.
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Ducks ride second-period flurry to victory over Golden Knights ￜￜￜIt was just kind of sitting there,ￜￜￜ Gibson said of the loose puck that ended up squirting free before Manson mishandled it. ￜￜￜI think Manson went to grab it and it went into the net. I was upset with it and then I looked at it and (Morton) made the right call.ￜￜￜ
Late in the second period, after the Ducks had pushed back and actually began to generate sustained pressure in the Golden Knightsￜￜￜ end, disaster struck again. Adam Henriqueￜￜￜs clearing attempt sailed directly onto the stick of Vegasￜￜￜ Reilly Smith, who beat Gibson for a 3-1 lead at 17:55.
In the third, Jonathan Marchessault scored twice, including on a penalty shot that extended the Vegas lead to 4-1. Jakob Silfverbergￜￜￜs team-leading 14th goal cut the Ducksￜￜￜ deficit to 4-2, but Marchessault sealed it with an empty-net goal with 1:54 left.
ￜￜￜIt would be one thing if we had shown all year that we werenￜￜￜt able to play with teams like this, but we have shown that we can,ￜￜￜ Ducks coach Dallas Eakins said. ￜￜￜThatￜￜￜs where you kind of (hurt) yourself. Itￜￜￜs like if you go out and run a four-minute mile and you show up every day after that and you run a seven-minute mile. Somethingￜￜￜs wrong because you showed you could do it.ￜￜￜ
'Get that mentality that every night is going to be a hard working night, bear down, and hopefully we can string some games together'. Jakob Silfverberg is looking toward the new year with optimism! @AnaheimDucks are back in action Thursday vs the #Coyotes!#LetsGoDucks pic.twitter.com/Ehabq2aaZu ￜￜￜ FOX Sports West (@FoxSportsWest) December 31, 2019
THAT'S OUT ALL STARￜￜￜￜￜￜ Silfvy finds the net in the third for the @AnaheimDucks!@jsilfverberg33 | #LetsGoDucks pic.twitter.com/6399g2ObG0 ￜￜￜ FOX Sports West (@FoxSportsWest) December 31, 2019 | Woody Guthrie á 1943 ááŸá
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The West Bengal governmentￜￜￜs proposal was rejected after an Expert Committee examined it in two rounds of meeting. (File Photo/PIB)
West Bengal Republic Day tableau: Twenty-two proposals, 16 from states and union territories and six from central ministries ￜￜￜ out of a total 56 have been short-listed for this Republic Day parade, the Defence Ministry said on Wednesday.
The Ministry had received 32 tableau proposals from states and union territories and 24 from central ministries and departments.
ￜￜￜOut of these, 22 proposals, comprising 16 states/UTs and 6 ministries/departments, have finally been short-listed for participation in the Republic Day Parade 2020 after a series of five meetings,ￜￜￜ a statement by the ministry said.
The West Bengal governmentￜￜￜs proposal was rejected after an Expert Committee examined it in two rounds of meeting, it said.
ￜￜￜThe tableau proposal of the West Bengal government was not taken forward for further consideration by the Expert Committee after deliberations in the second meeting.
ￜￜￜIt is pertinent to mention here that the tableau of the Government of West Bengal was short-listed for participation in the Republic Day Parade 2019 as an outcome of the same process,ￜￜￜ it added.
There is a well-established system for selection of tableau for participation in the Republic Day Parade. The Ministry of Defence invites proposals from all states, union territories, central ministries and departments.
The proposals are then evaluated in a series of meetings of the Expert Committee comprising eminent persons in the fields of art, culture, painting, sculpture, music, architecture, choreography, etc.
The Committee examines the proposals on the basis of theme, concept, design and its visual impact before making its recommendations, the statement said.
Due to time constraints, only a limited number of tableau can be short-listed for participation in the parade. ￜￜￜThe selection process in vogue, leads to participation of the best tableau in the parade,ￜￜￜ the statement added. | ááœááºááá¯ááºáž- ááŒá¬áááá±ážáá±á·ááœáẠNCP ááŸáá·áº Shiv Sena ááá¯á·ááẠRepublic Day áá»á®áááºááœá²á¡ááœáẠMaharashtra á áá¯ááºáá¯á¶ááœáŸá¬ááᯠáááºáá»ááẠáááá¯áá¬áááᯠáá
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As we enter a new decade, we take a look back at the bars and clubs we've loved and lost over the last 10 years.
There have been many changes in the city centre since 2010 with lots of our favourite venues closing their doors forever and other relocating to alternative areas.
Some club bosses said they struggled as a result of ongoing roadworks in the city, others were forced to close after their licences were revoked by the council.
Here are some of our memories of Brum's nightlife over the last decade - please do tell us yours.
Mechu
Mechu was one of Birmingham's most glamorous nightclubs, a popular celebrity hangout with private booths and VIP areas.
It opened in Summer Row in 2003 and enjoyed 14 successful years in the city.
But, in March 2017, the club, bar and restaurant hosted a farewell party then closed its doors, having struggled as a result of the disruption from the Paradise roadworks.
It reopened two months later as M Club , a sophisticated nightclub aimed at the over 30s.
(Image: Emma Lee)
Aprￜￜs Bar
Within months of the closure of Mechu, its neighbouring bar Aprￜￜs closed too.
Aprￜￜs Bar, which originally opened in 2002 with a 'Scandinavian lodge theme', screened major football and F1 fixtures on giant 3D plasmas.
It sat next door to Mechu and was owned by the same company, Town and Country Inns.
Sadly, it closed within months of its sister venue Mechu and was replaced with the Texan Sports Cafe Bar in August 2017 but this has since closed too.
(Image: TripAdvisor)
The old Snobs
The original Paradise Circus site, near Fletcher's Walk, was home to Brum's legendary nightclub, best loved for its weekend and student Big Wednesdays, which cost just ￜￜ4 to enter with your NUS card.
It closed in September 2014 after 40 years in the same spot, opening just a couple of days later in Smallbrook Queensway following a ￜￜ2 million renovation project.
The new Snobs is just as popular but many Brummies still hold fond memories of the original venue, which hosted famous names such as Felicity Jones and the indie band Peace
Remember the original 'face wall', the mirrored hallway and graffiti etched tables?
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Bar Risa
Remember when Bar Risa hosted a 'Halloween Ebola breakout party' in 2014?
Bosses were criticised for the event and staff apologised for 'huge error of judgement. In the same year, there were violent scenes when a man's throat was cut inside the venue and the bar hosted EDL supporters ahead of a rally in Centenary Square.
In May 2015, the bar was shut down after disorder erupted outside the venue and police ordered an urgent review. As a result, Birmingham City Council suspended the licence.
Later that year, the nightspot was reborn as 6 On Broad Street after a ￜￜ1 million makeover then, in 2017, a further ￜￜ1 million was spent on the venue and it became Rosie's.
Gatecrasher
Initially club brand Gatecrasher hosted nights at The Works on Broad Street then took over the entire club in September 2008.
It became the biggest nightclub in Brum, with a capacity of 2,400 (only eclipsed by Dome II which had already shut).
However, the nightclub lost its licence in November 2015. In June 2016, it opened as PRYZM following a ￜￜ1.4 million relaunch.
Chameleon
Chameleon restaurant, cocktail bar and club opened in 2010 and described itself as ￜￜￜthe place to be for sheer style and sophisticationￜￜￜ.
It was particularly popular as a place to party for the over-thirties, as had been its predecessor Henry's cafe bar.
But the venue, on the corner of Victoria Square and Hill Street, abruptly closed in February 2018 when a letter from law firm CMS, secured to the door, said tenant Suitable Ventures Ltd was in liquidation.
It reopened in November 2018 as Kongs , a late-night 1980s arcade gaming club, bar and nightclub where you can play Pac Man, ping pong and dance to 80s hip hop.
Temple Street Social
ￜￜￜBritish-themedￜￜￜ restaurant Temple Street Social was part of the historic Somerset House in Temple Street.
It closed in the summer of 2015 and remained empty for a couple of years. Then, in August 2017, it was reopened by South American restaurant chain Las Iguanas,specialising in food with a Latin flavour.
The Bureau Bar
The Bureau Bar enjoyed rave reviews for its food and won Designmynight.com's Hidden Gem award when it launched in a stunning Grade II listed building on Colmore Row back in 2014.
It boasted a roof terrace which made it a popular choice for New Year's Eve revellers keen to watch fireworks in the city. But, in January 2019, it closed its doors , telling BirminghamLive: "A lot of bars have folded in the area recently."
The venue reopened in November as Henman & Cooper , a cocktail bar named after the architects who designed the 1902 building.
Prisma Bar
Prisma Bar was known for its 'Fusion Fridays' full of house and garage tunes and 'Scandalous Saturdays' boasting RnB.
But the Bristol Street nightclub was closed down when Birmingham City Council revoked its licence over public safety fears in February 2018.
This came after a gun and knife were brandished inside the venue and a man was slashed across the face.
A hearing heard that Prisma had been hosting an event called Soca Junkie in one room and a private 30th party in an event called We Pray in another room.
Rainbow Venues
Rainbow Venues announced it was to close all of its clubs down in January 2018 after its licence was revoked by Birmingham City Council following a drug-related death at Rainbow Warehouse in Lower Trinity Street.
The venue was ordered to shut down after student Michael Trueman, 19, was understood to have taken MDMA at a Halloween event and died in hospital the next day. The tragedy was the second drug-related death in two years at the Digbeth venue.
The nightclub announced the closure with an emotive video on its Facebook page featuring supporters, DJs including Birmingham's Hannah Wants and promoters.
Flares
Flares was the disco venue of Brum, particularly popular with hen parties and revellers in fancy dress.
You could expect plenty of ABBA and Gloria Gaynor songs at the popular Broad Street retro nightclub.
Having previously been known as The Church in the 90s, the venue was reinvented in 2014 when it became known as kitsch party venue Popworld.
Rococo and Mooch Bar
Licensing chiefs slapped stringent conditions on Rococo on Broad Street following gang-related violence at the start of 2013.
Mooch Bar took over from Rococo in 2014, declaring itself as 'Birmingham's most stylish bar' with a glamorous and chic interior.
When news broke that the venue was going to be turned into a Coyote Ugly Saloon there was much excitement in Brum. The new venue opened in August 2019.
The Sports Cafe
The Sports Cafe in Broad Street was, as the name suggests, a popular place to catch all the latest football screenings.
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Lex uses a MacBook Pro, an iPhone 4S, a third-generation iPad, a Kindle 3, a TiVo HD, and a treadmill desk, and loves them all. His latest book, a children's book parody for adults, is called "The Kid in the Crib." Lex lives in New Jersey with his wife and three young kids. More by Lex Friedman
When Apple introduced iCloud in 2011, it announced that every customer with an Apple ID would receive 5GB of iCloud storage space for free. You can add more storage at a rate of $2 per gigabyte per year, in 10GB, 20GB, or 50GB increments. But if youￜￜￜre not interested in ponying up extra cash for iCloud storage, that 5GB can quickly get tight.
Thatￜￜￜs especially true if you use your iCloud storage allotment to back up your iOS devices. Some Apple customers find that theyￜￜￜre unable to back up both an iPad and iPhone to iCloud, because they don't have enough room. Does that mean you need to either pay for more storage or revert to old-fashioned iTunes backups?
Not necessarily. Instead, it means you need to exercise a little extra manual control over how you send itemsￜￜￜand more specifically, what you sendￜￜￜto iCloud for safekeeping.
Once more unto the Settings app
To start, open the Settings app on one of your iOS devices, and then tap iCloud. Scroll down and tap Storage & Backup. On the screen that appears, youￜￜￜll see the total amount of storage space you have on iCloud (5GB, if you havenￜￜￜt upgraded), along with the amount of space that's still unused. Beneath that is a Manage Storage button. Tap it.
At the top of the subsequent Manage Storage screen, youￜￜￜll see a list of all the iOS devices that youￜￜￜre backing up to iCloud, including the current device. Examine the list closely. If it claims that youￜￜￜre still backing up, say, the old iPhone 3GS that you havenￜￜￜt used since before House was cancelled, youￜￜￜll want to delete its backup so that it stops gobbling up your precious storage space. Tap the unneeded deviceￜￜￜs name, and then tap the red Delete Backup button that appears.
If you instead tap the name of the device youￜￜￜre currently using, you reach a screen offering fine control over the precise items youￜￜￜre backing up for that device.
The role of the Camera Roll
On that screen, youￜￜￜll see the current size of your deviceￜￜￜs backup, along with an estimate of how large your next backup will be. Below that, you'll see a list of apps that can back up their data to iCloud. With one exception, the list appears in descending order according to the amount of space each app requires to back up its data in iCloud. The one exception: Camera Roll is always first. It isn't always the biggest item on the list, but it often is; for example, my own iPhoneￜￜￜs Camera Roll accounts for 1.1GB of the phoneￜￜￜs 1.7GB backup.
Tapping to turn off the Camera Roll brings up an intimidating question: 'Do you want to turn off Camera Roll backups and delete the backup data from iCloud?' You can choose Turn Off & Delete or Cancel. That first option is scary. If you think it means you'll lose your precious photos and videos, don't worry: You won'tￜￜￜor, rather, you probably won't.
By default, iCloud backs up your iOS devicesￜￜￜ Camera Rolls. That way, if your iPhone croaks, chokes, or otherwise gives up the ghost, you can restore from iCloud and get all your photos and videos back. If you do tap Turn Off & Delete, then, you aren't deleting those visual memories from your device; rather, youￜￜￜre simply freeing up the iCloud backup space they consume, and removing the ability to restore those photos from iCloud should disaster strike your iOS device.
That isn't necessarily as risky a move as it sounds. Whenever you connect your iOS device to your Mac, you can back up its saved photos and videos to iPhoto. But even if you rarelyￜￜￜor neverￜￜￜsync your iOS devices over USB, you probably donￜￜￜt need iCloud to back up your photos, thanks to Photo Stream, which keeps up to 1000 of the last photos you snapped over the past 30 days. Since the iCloud Camera Roll backup is really there only in case of emergency, and youￜￜￜre likely to note a major emergency involving your iOS device in fewer than 30 days, you can generally trust that your photos are safe even if theyￜￜￜre not backed up to iCloud directly. (Photo Stream photos donￜￜￜt count against your 5GB iCloud quota.)
Merely turning off the Camera Roll backup will shave off a significant chunk of your iOS devicesￜￜￜ backups. That may be enough to allow you to back up all of your iOS devices without busting the 5GB cap. But you can do even more.
Trim the app fat
Depending on how you use your iOS device, you likely will want to continue allowing some apps to back up their data to iCloud. If you frequently create documents in an iOS text editor, create songs in GarageBand, or generate any content at all, and you donￜￜￜt regularly back it up (or export it in some other fashion), you should use iCloud backup for those apps.
But you probably donￜￜￜt need to use iCloud to back up data from many other apps you use. And even if most of those apps account for only a few megabytes per backup per app, they can add up to a significant chunk of storage. For example, you might disable iBooksￜￜￜ iCloud backup, since you can always restore your iBooks purchases from directly within the iBookstore. You probably donￜￜￜt need to back up whatever data is stored by games for your kids, or games for yourself in which you donￜￜￜt care about in-game progress or customizations that you might have made. And for apps that sync and back up their data on the Webￜￜￜsuch as Instapaperￜￜￜbackup might be unnecessary, too.
Careful, though: Donￜￜￜt turn things off willy-nilly. For example, you might think, ￜￜￜHey, I donￜￜￜt need to back up my data from the Cards app!ￜￜￜ And you may well be right. But if you were to learn that, after an iCloud restore, your old photo cards were now but a memory, you'd be crushed.
Documents, data, and mail
At long last, letￜￜￜs back up one level from that device-specific screen in iCloudￜￜￜs settings. (Remember, though, to configure the settings for Camera Roll and other apps on each iOS device you back up.) On the main Manage Storage screen, past the list of your devices, youￜￜￜll see two other sections: Documents & Data and Mail.
The Documents & Data section refers not to the kind of content iCloud should back up, exactly; instead it refers to all those bits of data that iCloud syncs between your iOS devices (and, in some cases, your computer). This data counts against your iCloud storage allotment.
Interestingly enough, this section of iCloudￜￜￜs settings can even refer to data that you saved only on your Mac. In my case, it revealed several megabytes' worth of content Iￜￜￜd saved in Preview while exploring; deleting those old, unneeded documents freed up a little extra iCloud space.
In addition, this section lists synced data from iCloud-leveraging apps and games. On my iPhone, that list includes Pages, Passbook, Keynote, and The Incident. I want my progress in The Incident synced between devices, and the sync data consumes just a single kilobyte, so it survives the cut. But if, for example, you see that Pages is taking up many megs (or more), you can tap it to get a listing of each document saved there, along with the amount of space itￜￜￜs taking up. If you notice files you no longer need, clean ￜￜￜem out.
If you use iCloud as your primary email account, you may have your work cut out for you: All that mail counts against your iCloud quota. If you donￜￜￜt regularly archive email offline, prune attachments, and delete whatￜￜￜs deletable, Mail may gobble up an increasingly large percentage of your iCloud quota. I donￜￜￜt use iCloud Mail, but I found that it wasￜￜￜat firstￜￜￜclaiming about 20MB of storage space. I logged in to iCloud.com and cleared out my initial welcome message and a few other test messages to whittle that number down, though it never hit zero: I do use my iCloud account for syncing Notes between devices, and that data counts against the Mail tally, too.
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Combine these tricksￜￜￜdisable Camera Roll backups, curate which apps get to back up their data to iCloud, limit what types of data you sync with iCloud, and prune unneeded iCloud mailￜￜￜand you can dramatically shrink the space required to back up your devices with iCloud.
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I have joined a club that is bigger than it should be and is certainly one that I definitely do not want to belong to. On Christmas Eve, my beautiful friend Sheila Green was murdered by her brother who suffered from psychosis. So now, I am one of the approximately 40% of Americans who know someone who was killed with a gun. That is an obscenely high number and is probably a low estimate as that study was done in 2015.
My wife, Sheryl, and I, met Sheila through mutual friends and through Sherylￜￜￜs work, when we first moved to Madison in 1985, as Sheila was an ultrasound tech at the same hospital where Sheryl did her medical residency. It was easy to become friends with Sheila as she had an ever present smile that always made you feel good when you saw her.
Sheila was also a chocolate aficionado, purchasing only the finest chocolates and baking up scrumptious chocolate treats on a regular basis. She was kind enough to share her flourless chocolate torte recipe with my wife, who has made countless of them over the years, and we think of Sheila every time we eat one. Sadly now, we will fondly remember her with each future torte.
Sheila came from a large family, and she was close with her many siblings. She did her best to care for her troubled brother. Sheila knew he owned a gun, and in fact, he had a concealed carry permit. She insisted that he not bring it to her home. For reasons we may never know, her brother did not honor that request on Christmas eve, and brought his gun to her home and shot and killed her.
Sheilaￜￜￜs friends and family are all grieving now for such a needless loss. It is especially needless because there are extreme risk protection laws in 17 states also known as red flag laws which are specifically designed to prevent murders by people who are known to be dangerous. These laws authorize courts to issue a protection order, allowing the police to temporarily confiscate firearms from people who are deemed by a judge to be a danger to themselves or to others.
Usually, the request for the order will come from relatives or friends concerned about a loved one who owns one or more guns and has expressed suicidal thoughts or discussed shooting people. Wisconsin, however, is not one of those states. Yet, it could easily have had this law in place in time to protect Sheila from her brother, who was a known danger who legally possessed a gun.
This past October, Gov. Tony Evers called a special legislative session to consider two common sense gun control measures: universal background checks and red flag legislation. Despite the fact that 80% of Wisconsin residents support passage of these laws, Republican legislative leaders refused to vote on, or even debate these popular measures.
In an utter act of contempt for voters, Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald dismissed the Senate in 30 seconds and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos dismissed the Assembly in 15 seconds. Gov. Evers has considered calling another special session on these measures, but thus far, has not done so.
One would like to believe that as society grows and learns, it improves. Yet, when it comes to gun control, the United States continues to behave as if there is nothing we can do to prevent gun violence, leaving our nation stuck in a warped 21st Century Wild, Wild West.
This is my tenth gun control post on my blog in seven years, and while sometimes I feel like giving up, I persist, because too many innocent lives are being snuffed out on a daily basis. Sadly, this time, she was a friend.
I grew up during the Vietnam War, and every Friday on the evening news, the anchorman would report the weekly body count of dead and wounded. My mother shared some wisdom with me at that time, that applies to every single gun death. She said that she wished that they did not publish the number of dead, because that made them anonymous and allowed people to forget that each life lost was a real human being with friends and family.
The same is true with Americaￜￜￜs out of control gun violence. I will not add the gruesome statistics to this post because I want every reader to read Sheila Greenￜￜￜs name, look at her beautiful smiling face, that will smile no more ￜￜￜ and then call or e-mail Robin Vos and Scott Fitzgerald and demand that they find some courage to pass a red flag law.
It is too late for Sheila, but it is not too late for the many lives who could be saved in the future.
I sincerely hope that the loss of Sheilaￜￜￜs life will gain some purpose if the Wisconsin legislature passes a red flag law. We could even call it Sheilaￜￜￜs Law.
Reprinted with permission of Wisconsin Examiner.
Jeff Spitzer-Resnick is a nationally recognized attorney with over thirty-four years of experience in the fields of civil rights, disability and education law. He runs Systems Change Consulting, a consulting and training law firm with a focus is on making progressive systems change in the areas of civil rights, disability rights, general and special education, and combating abuse and neglect of vulnerable populations. | ááá¯ááºááááẠáá
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"Problems of the IDPs are being resolved. This year, new apartments and homes were built for more than 5,000 IDP families and about 800 martyr families," said President Ilham Aliyev in his message of congratulation to the people of Azerbaijan on the occasion of the Day of Solidarity of World Azerbaijanis and the New Year.
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The start of 2020 is going to be with night sky lighting up with Quadrantid meteor shower on January 3 and 4. Stargazers in the UAE can expect to witness the spectacular starting Friday until predawn hours on Saturday when the meteor shower will be at peak.
According to International Meteor Organization (IMO), the Quadrantids can shower around 50 to 100 meteors in an hour but have a narrow peak window compared to other meteor showers.
However, the Quadrantids are considered to be one of the best because they are fireball meteors that come from larger particles of matter. Fireball meteors are much brighter, and their light and color lasts longer than your average meteor shower, according to Inverse.com.
The IMO predicts that the shower's peak will occur around 3am EST on January 4, and only last for about four hours.
According to Dubai Astronomy Group, the best time to see it is before dawn, starting at 2 after midnight on the northeastern side. The group will be hosting a event at Al Qudra Lake from 10pm-3am.
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The Department of Foreign Affairs assisted 1,723 Irish citizens caught up in major incidents overseas last year.
These incidents included terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka and Kenya, protests in Hong Kong and political instability in South America.
Medical emergencies were the most common cause of contact, with 270 people requiring assistance for that.
Over 260 families required the support of the Department following the death of a loved one abroad, while 243 people needed help with overseas arrests.
Some 112 people were victims of crime in another country, while72 families required help tracing a missing person.
The Department assisted these people through its consular office in Dublin, in its 80 embassies and consulates-general, and in the 94 honorary consuls around the world.
One of the most notable cases in which the Department provided assistance was that of teenager Nora Quoirin, whose body was found in a Malaysian rainforest after a 10-day search.
In April 2019 a series of terrorist attacks on churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka left 259 people dead, many of them tourists.
The Department of Foreign Affairs advised people to stay indoors and obey the curfew that was in place at the time, saying they could contact the Honorary Consul in Colombo for assistance if needed.
Commenting on the figures, Minister Simon Coveney said:
ￜￜￜIrish citizens continue to travel more often and more widely than ever before - meaning a greater frequency and complexity of consular cases. This presents ever-growing challenges in providing assistance for Irish citizens who get into difficulty overseas.
ￜￜￜWhile most journeys overseas go smoothly, the 2019 statistics show that things can and do go wrong and that it is important to be prepared. As people consider travel plans for the year ahead, I urge them to get comprehensive travel insurance.ￜￜￜ | ááŸááºážááŸááºážáááºážáááºáž á¡áááá¹áá«ááºááœáá·áºááá¯áá»ááºááᯠááœáá·áºááœáŸááºáá«á ááá¯á·áá±á¬áº 2020 á¡ááœáẠáá»áœááºá¯ááºááá¯á·ááá»áŸá±á¬áºááŸááºážáá»ááºááẠá€áá±áá¬ááœáẠá
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Holly Willoughby rang in the new year surrounded by her family - all while sharing a cryptic message.
The This Morning presenter has been enjoying time away from TV as she takes a Christmas break.
Recently the host as been plagued by rumours of a feud with Phillip Schofield.
Editor of This Morning Martin Frizell hit back at claims saying: "We have the smartest viewers watching telly and believe me they would be the first to notice any issues ￜￜￜ they havenￜￜￜt because there are none."
The Mirror reports that ITV also refuted any unrest, saying in a full statement: ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs deeply disappointing and unfair for Phillip to be the target of this sort of malicious gossip.
"Phillip is a much respected broadcaster and colleague and this is absolutely not a description of This Morning that we recognise.
"Holly and Phil are great friends both on and off screen and are popular among viewers and colleagues alike."
However, Holly was keen to post a motivational and positive message for her fans to embrace in 2020.
Posting a photo to Instagram, Holly could be seen with her three children and husband Dan.
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They appeared to be waving at a burning 2020 sign whilst paddling in water.
She captioned the post: "To kindness and love ... the things we need most... #ifyouknowyouknow."
Also sharing a cryptic message was Amanda Holden - who used to work alongside Phil on This Morning.
Sharing a collage of numerous snaps, she wrote: "I started 2019 with great determination and a new headspace which was to suffer no fools, to put my energy into good people and honestly not give a damn about the rest!
"It's hard because I'm naturally a people pleaser .. but it's paid off and I have never felt stronger or happier.
"Most importantly I never forget how lucky I am to have such love and true friends surrounding me. Thank-you for your positivity and support!! Here's to an even bigger 2020! #newdecade."
She added: "#2019 has turned out to be one of the best and most extraordinary years of my life. So many ambitions and dreams realised
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By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
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A well-known businessman yesterday voiced fears that the ￜￜￜoverwhelming majorityￜￜￜ of Nassau residents may not feel the benefits even with the capitalￜￜￜs economy poised for ￜￜￜa good inningￜￜￜ in 2020.
Sir Franklyn Wilson told Tribune Business that the increasing wealth gap between ￜￜￜthe haves and have notsￜￜￜ appeared to be ￜￜￜoff the radarￜￜￜ where the government was concerned, even though ￜￜￜfewer and fewerￜￜￜ Bahamians were seeing their share of national income increase.
He argued that the cruise portￜￜￜs $250m transformation, together with other multi-million dollar developments such as Baha Marￜￜￜs water-based theme park, The Pointeￜￜￜs completion, the Gold Wynn and Hurricane Hole projects, and continued investment by the likes of Albany would ensure New Providenceￜￜￜs economy enjoys ￜￜￜa good yearￜￜￜ - but only at the macroeconomic level.
ￜￜￜI believe New Providence is poised to have a good inning,ￜￜￜ the Arawak Homes and Sunshine Holdings chairman told this newspaper. ￜￜￜI think thereￜￜￜs a reasonable basis to think that New Providence will have a good year...
ￜￜￜHowever, you know, while I say New Providence should have a good inning, those are macroeconomic numbers. While the macroeconomic numbers may be favourable, the impact on the majority of people may not necessarily follow as the gap between the haves and have nots continues to widen.
ￜￜￜThe pot as a whole is getting bigger, but fewer and fewer people are getting a decent share. Even when I say New Providence will have a good inning, Iￜￜￜm talking in macroeconomic terms which may not necessarily translate to the overwhelming majority of the population a year from now feeling any better off. The majority will not feel any better off.ￜￜￜ
Sir Franklyn said the government seemed to have forgotten the growing income inequality, and widening gap between rich and lower income Bahamians, given that none of its public statements or speeches had ever addressed the issue.
ￜￜￜI have yet to hear any government minister make any statement that they see this as an issue,ￜￜￜ he added. ￜￜￜI cannot think of any statement a cabinet minister has made which specifically addresses the imbalance between the haves and the have nots as a key public policy issue. This is not even on the radar of the authorities.ￜￜￜ
Concerns over income inequality, and a widening gap between rich and poor stemming from a middle class ￜￜￜsqueezeￜￜￜ, have been voiced periodically ever since the 2008-2009 recession. Real per capita incomes took 10 years to recover to their pre-recession levels, hitting this mark only in 2017.
Sir Franklyn, meanwhile, suggested that K Peter Turnquest, deputy prime minister, may come under pressure from his Cabinet colleagues to loosen spending and other fiscal controls in a bid to shore up the Governmentￜￜￜs popularity just over half-way through its term in office.
Asked about the Governmentￜￜￜs ability to avoid a further sovereign credit rating downgrade post-Dorian, he replied: ￜￜￜMinster Turnquest, he is really giving it a good shot. He is trying. Iￜￜￜm sure he will do his personal best to try and avoid it.
ￜￜￜI get the sense that thereￜￜￜs some restlessness within the Cabinet. They sense the popularity of the Government is not trending in a favourable direction, so they will push the minister of finance to do things which may not be consistent with avoiding that downgrade. I think a lot truly depends on the extent to which the Minister of Finance can be strong in the face of pressure from his own Cabinet colleagues.ￜￜￜ
The Government previously revealed it will have to seek Parliamentary approval to borrow an extra $508m to finance post-Hurricane Dorian reconstruction, blowing out its projected 2019-2020 fiscal deficit to $677.5m from the initially projected $137m.
Its Fiscal Strategy Report also shows it borrowing a further $499m in 2020-2021, and $301.2m in 2021-2022, meaning that the Minnis administration is forecasting it will need to borrow some $1.479bn over its final three years in office and taking the national debt to nearly $9.5bn.
The likes of Standard & Poorￜￜￜs (S&P) and Moodyￜￜￜs have effectively taken a wait-and-see approach, though, seemingly preferring to assess how The Bahamas manages the post-Dorian fall-out and whether it can restrain any unnecessary spending before moving to again narrow the deficit.
Sir Franklyn yesterday urged Mr Turnquest to follow ￜￜￜthe Paul Adderley modelￜￜￜ and ￜￜￜput country before partyￜￜￜ in how he handles the public finances in the aftermath of the Category Five storm.
He added that it was ￜￜￜlikely to be significantￜￜￜ that Mr Turnquest was finance minister, rather than the Prime Minister, which was the structure employed by all Dr Hubert Minnisￜￜￜ predecessors.
ￜￜￜThank God that we do not have that model where the Prime Minister is the de facto minister of finance,ￜￜￜ Sir Franklyn told Tribune Business. ￜￜￜExperience has shown whether it was Pindling, Ingraham or Christie, itￜￜￜs hard under that model to resist pressure to open up the purse.
ￜￜￜThank God we donￜￜￜt have that model today. Hopefully, the deputy prime minister has the ability on his part to say: ￜￜￜMan, letￜￜￜs not look at this thing in the short runￜￜￜ. The late Paul Adderley increased taxes right before the 1992 general election. He had to know that what he was doing was good for the country even if it was bad for the party.
ￜￜￜI say to Mr Turnquest: ￜￜￜKeep in mind the Paul Adderley modelￜￜￜ. Do the right thing. If you do the right thing for the country it may not be good for the party, but country first.ￜￜￜ | NEIL HARTNELL ááŸ
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A seven-year-old was among a handful of youngsters found carrying knives at school but could not be charged because they were below the age of criminal responsibility.
Figures from Kent Police, obtained by the PA news agency, show 109 children were investigated for possessing, or threatening with, an offensive weapon or blade - or attempting to - in Kent from April 2017 to December 2019.
The law says children aged under 10 cannot currently be charged with a crime.
Two children, aged seven and nine, were prevented from being prosecuted for a knife-related offence because of their age, while a 10-year-old was also let off for the same reason, meaning he or she was likely suspected of committing an offence while still below the age of criminal responsibility.
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Data showed the most common age for suspects was 14 (23 incidents), while 13-year-olds were involved in 21 incidents, and 15-year-olds were suspected of 20 offences.
Five adults, aged 45, 35, 31, 19 and 18, were also investigated for having knives on school premises.
Three of them, the 35-year-old and the two teenagers, were later charged with an offence.
In total, 116 incidents were recorded by Kent Police during the two-and-a-half-year time frame.
All but three of them involved a knife.
There were 15 community resolutions, where police deal with low-level offences without resorting to formal criminal justice sanctions.
Seven cases resulted in a youth caution, while "evidential difficulties" put an end to a potential prosecution in dozens of cases.
On other occasions, the incident was either passed on to another body to deal with away from the courts, or a prosecution was deemed not to be in the public interest.
The release of data by Kent Police follows similar disclosures by the majority of forces in England and Wales under FoI laws earlier in the year.
A PA investigation in October found thousands of children had been caught carrying weapons in school, with suspects as young as four years old.
Police seized scores of knives, blades and other sharp instruments, while a 14-year-old was found in possession of a sword.
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