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Some tech blogs speculate that the email is a phishing scam, because of the way it is worded. In addition, the email asks users to not change their passwords, and the email signature that includes an "http" iURL instead of an "https" (which means the URL is secure).But Amazon has confirmed to the The Register UK  and The London Telegraph that the email and breach are real. Companies are required under British law to report any data breaches immediately, well before US law requires them to divulge an issue. However, American customers are also reporting they have received the email.What you should doAmazon is not sharing how many customers were affected, if any information beyond email addresses were shared, and whether the company was hacked.Coming just one day before the start of Black Friday shopping, it is concerning.Several security experts suggest that user change their password anyway if they have received this cryptic message from Amazon._______________"Like" John Matarese on FacebookFollow John on Twitter (@JohnMatarese)For more consumer news and money saving advice, go to www.dontwasteyourmoney.com    1202

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Some people come tearing around that corner so fast that it makes me really nervous. I just hope it doesn't take a fatality or a pedestrian getting hurt to try to change things,” Rose said." 326

Squirrel Hill residents are much more active in Jewish life than residents of other neighborhoods, the study found.They're more likely to attend Jewish programs than residents of other Pittsburgh neighborhoods -- probably because the programs are all nearby. And they're far more likely to access Jewish-focused culture."Squirrel Hill remains both the geographic and institutional center of the Greater Pittsburgh Jewish community, and the Jewish community is growing there and in adjacent neighborhoods," the study said."The density of the Jewish population and its institutions in Squirrel Hill make it an attractive neighborhood for Jewish households looking to be especially active in Jewish life." 702

Stewart, 51, was standing toward the back of the service when shots rang. He said he took three or four steps to flee then turned around for reasons he still can't explain, perhaps "a sense of duty." He saw the shooter in the lobby fire two rounds and rushed toward him. 270