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Candy Crush Saga Level 275.
146 comments:
How do you complete level 275. I have played over 100 games and no matter how careful I am to steer clear of the two corners where the bombs are, they always open up from a cascade due to playing near the bottom. I have managed to get this far without using boosters but this level is impossible. Help.
- 27 April 2013 at 01:08
I'm stuck at the same place and for the same reason. I will say that I inadvertently noticed that if you replace the bomb with another ball so that the bomb is part of the 3-piece match and another piece takes it's place in the corner they will stop replicating, but with only 3 moves before it goes off it's near impossible to set up, in an upper corner, being blind to what falls next. Grrrr....
- 1 May 2013 at 22:11
I just beat this level! The trick is to allow the chocolate to grow around the two in the corner to "shield" the bombs from falling. Work on getting each side cleared of Jelly while making sure to not make any moves that will blow up the chocolates in the two top corners. If you do blow them up, you have to get lucky enough for a chocolate to grow back there or switch it with a regular candy. Once you have almost all the jelly removed you need to be lucky enough to get a multicolored candy matched with a stripe candy and hope for the best. I was stuck for about a week but got lucky enough to have everything work in my favor. Good Luck!
- 8 May 2013 at 04:54
This round is no fun. The way it is set up, it requires no skill, just luck.
- 8 May 2013 at 21:04
When you get close to having all jellies cleared, use a multi- colored candy combined with a striped one and wipe out the rest of the board.
- 15 May 2013 at 06:39
- Unknown said...
I enjoyed playing this game until this level. It's now utterly ridiculous and unfair. I'm done. At least make it doable!
- 18 May 2013 at 08:17
I just completed this level without boosters, and the way that I did it was to avoid the corners at all cost. When you DO release a bomb in the corner, pull it out as much as you can and get rid of it and a bomb will not appear again in its place. Hope this helps! :-)
- 21 May 2013 at 19:51
I think this level has done me in. I don't mind a challenge but at least make it doable
- 22 May 2013 at 16:25
Yep. I think I'm done too. I am happy that I got this far.... There were times I never thought I'd get into the triple digits. But not all games are meant to be beaten I guess, and this is a perfect example of that. Bye Bye CCS!!!
- 24 May 2013 at 11:25
this level is just stupid its the biggest con into getting people to pay like $2098402347280 for stupid lives as its sooo impossible to complete. ( mind you the smart ones know how to get free lives ) victory will be mine!
- 24 May 2013 at 21:53
It is pure luck to clear this board. I got lucky enough to get two chocolate balls on top of one another, then worked on the jellies praying my lucky set up would not get bashed. Once the corner bombed appeared, I combined the chocolate balls. Luckily I had enough jellies cleared before I ignited the chocolate balls. Good luck with this board.
- 26 May 2013 at 16:11
This level isn't nearly as bad as some of the other 'luck' based levels previously (208 springs to mind). Yes you do have to be a bit lucky but if you use the right strategies, 275 isn't as hard as it seems. Avoid the top chocolates and jellies immediately next to it, go for the jellies below. Decrease the chances of accidentally shattering the chocs shielding the bombs as much as possible by avoiding pairs of aligned candies on the top row. Stem the growth of chocolates by breaking a few once every few moves, every move you break a choc, it doesn't grow. Be careful with combos until you get to the last few jellies...You have plenty of moves to play with so you can do this!
- 29 May 2013 at 09:25
- Constantine Markellos said...
Sorry gang, was down to 6 moves and one jelly. At this point the board got colder than Pluto with moves. So down to one move, torture or lollipop. Sucker won. I had busted both jellies at different times, and was able to plug the hole by moving the jellies out by making a combo along the horizontal axis. I figured that was all the luck the game was going to give me. BTW, the computer recommended moves, where do they come from? If I followed those moves, I'd still be on level 2. Dean
- 5 June 2013 at 11:02
I've been on this level for a week and I'm just about done w/this game! It's a total set up. I was down to my last square a few times and had many moves left and wouldn't you know, there weren't any plays to be made at all! Ridiculous! You don't fool me King.com....you're game is so rigged it's not even funny! Bye Bye Candy Crush...Thank god I didn't waste any of my hard earned money on you!
- 9 June 2013 at 23:22
I hate this level!!!
- 10 June 2013 at 00:22
So do I, frustrating.
- 10 June 2013 at 03:46
I agree with previous comments, even the fish expose the bombs, no help at all, give us a break King
- 11 June 2013 at 04:47
- Ryan Brennan said...
There is bugs in this level. I cleared all jellies and never touched the bombs with 8 moves to go and it said I had one left. I defiantly didn't have any left. Cleared them all and got 64/65. It's a fix to get you to buy boosters. I never buy any boosters. There has been levels i was on for two weeks. I don't mind waiting but fix the bugs!
- 12 June 2013 at 14:15
Actually I've detested most of the levels in Holiday Hut! What was an enjoyable and fun game at times has become an exercise in frustration and futility! Unfortunately, I've come this far and just want to finish the stupid game. There should be a warning after the Candy Crush commercials on TV!
- 12 June 2013 at 14:43
- Ryan Brennan said...
Finally got it. It was frustrating but don't give up. Create colour bombs when u have the chance. I was down to 15 jellies left and combined a colour bomb with a striped sweet. And then the moved after the same again. This level is all luck of the board. Good luck.
P.s. don't buy boosters. Never buy boosters.
- 15 June 2013 at 12:20
Me too - finally got it. Thanks to all the tips above.- read them!! Patience is also required. Dont play when your tired. Your frustration will be your downfall. Keep your wits about you. You have been through many bad levels to get to here. Your checking this site out because your near the end of your thether. hang tough and your get there. Also - are you learning the lessons they are teaching you - gaining skills and then when you have all that mastered - you also need the bit of luck. Coloured bomb with strips are your friend near the end.
- 16 June 2013 at 13:22
- Jinger Kat said...
Just got here but already know it'll be a while!!!
- 16 June 2013 at 14:12
I did it! I tried the level a couple of times and decided to come here because it seemed impossible. I read all your takes and ideas went back in, took my time and beat it! Thanks everyone!
- 17 June 2013 at 06:39
this is so frustrating. just when I got a chocolate square to come and cover the bomb, the game said the bomb exploded and then it froze. grrrrr
- 17 June 2013 at 17:51
this level sucks.
even staying away from the upper corners, still the bombs come out of a cascade,
then you have only 3 clicks over.
this level is sh........
- 18 June 2013 at 04:26
This level hangs my phone frequently - if the chocolate grows over the bomb as it counts down to zero I have to reboot the phone. It is a very frustrating level in many ways but so were some of the earlier ones.
- 19 June 2013 at 10:59
If your iphone and facebook cancies are linked -- delete candycrush from iphone. reinstall. reconnect to facebook. Voila, you're at 276. Yes, it feels like cheating, but....
- 19 June 2013 at 13:50
- llyman said...
Mine does this too! I hate THIS LEVEL
- 20 June 2013 at 12:21
- llyman said...
I am so desperate, I tried this.. but it started me right back at 275. Bummer... I was excited that it would work!
- 20 June 2013 at 12:22
Thanks for your comments - they helped me win this level. Keep your top corners protected until the end. Releasing fish may only cause you to expose the 3 bombs in the corner too soon. Once I followed the tips provided, I won 2 games later. PM
- 23 June 2013 at 21:30
- karen underwood said...
This level sucks. You can not always protect the top corners and 3 moves is NOT enough when the bombs appear. Sort it out
- 25 June 2013 at 02:53
My tablet did it last night.. I kept rebooting until I figured out I could just force close the app. Still frustrating, but better than having to reboot the whole thing
- 26 June 2013 at 11:59
After about a week and a half, and over 200 lives, I don't know what I did, or how I did it, but I finally got through this very difficult level. ALL of the levels are doable, it just takes patience and persistence!! Oh, and I didn't need the use of the chocolate balls...it's just the way I worked the board. GOOD LUCK!!
- 26 June 2013 at 23:02
- Lisa Williams said...
Completely agree. Ugh!!
- 27 June 2013 at 05:12
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- 27 June 2013 at 06:36
Using the extra moves friends send you seems to guarantee that particular game will end within 30 seconds, they are always wasted! Fish with stripes will always uncover a bomb. Those fish are just a pain. Frustrated, very frustrated with these bombs you really have NO chance of clearing. Just want to move on to a more fun level, but can't.
- 29 June 2013 at 06:22
- cyradis said...
oh you never finish the game, they keep making new boards. Sorry!
- 1 July 2013 at 00:36
I just finished this level after 4 days. It was quite frustrating but I discovered that if you can, do all the jellies except the ones around the bombs of course. Leave the fish til last if you can and they will target the remaining jellies, so you won't have any bombs drop til the very end! That's how I managed if afte all these lives!
- 1 July 2013 at 01:29
Thank you Anonymous for your most valuable tips. Following your advice, I have just passed this difficult level after two attempts. :D
- 1 July 2013 at 05:45
I haven't cleared it yet, but after about 30 or so tries, I've twice gotten down to only one jelly remaining. With a little luck of the right color popping up at the right time, I could have cleared either of those times. It's doable, but challenging.
- 1 July 2013 at 13:31
Not too bad...I got it cleared after another 20-ish tries, and with quite a few moves left (though, if my final combo of a fish w/ a striped candy hadn't cleared the last couple spots, I'd have been doomed by the bombs). It was a tough one, but Level 213 took me longer.
- 2 July 2013 at 05:32
If I had a dollar for every level BEFORE 275 someone said that, I'd have at least $100, which isn't a lot, but I'll take it. I'm stuck on this level now, but I'll move on. We DID finish 274 levels to get here!
- 2 July 2013 at 18:40
SERIOUSLY?!?! ANOTHER sucky level! I don't like the time bombs, ever, but 3 seconds... in the corner... where you can't get to it? UGH! Okay... back at it....
- 4 July 2013 at 16:28
- may said...
I played like almost ten times before I realized it was doable. I realized it when I ran out of move and I had one or two jellies left. After that, a couple more tries and I passed! with one star though. It actually took less tries to complete than some awful levels before this.
- 5 July 2013 at 00:05
Any level with the timed bombs is just stupid and not fun...why not just make all the levels timed...this is just not fun anymore...this game will be like angry birds...very popular then fall off the face of the earth
- 5 July 2013 at 21:06
- Becca said...
Wasn't sure I'd ever get it. Near the end, it's pure luck. I "saved" my chocolate ball and managed to get a striped next to it. I carefully cleared as much jelly as I could (it always seemed to work better starting closer to the middle or bottom and staying just as far away from the color bombs as possible). Someone here mentioned letting the melting chocolate cover the space next to the color bombs...and that's a GREAT idea. Once I had as many of the other jellies cleared as I could, I used the ball and striped combo to make other striped and it took out all but three jellies. It was pure luck that those had the right colors next to them so I could clear them in three moves...right before the bomb would have exploded. Took me a week of playing about 20-25 games a day to pass this one. Once you do...take heart. Level 276 is simple...no chocolate, no bombs and a large screen with lots of opportunity to make great combinations. Passed it on the first try.
- 7 July 2013 at 00:13
YAY!!!! I finally completed this level! I am SO RELIEVED! As others have said... play as close to the middle as possible. Once you have at least two chocolate squares in the top corners, you have room to pick away at the edges a little bit. Any time your little fishies go flying, it helps to pray that they don't hit the squares next to the time bombs! I finally got lucky with a chocolate ball at the end. Thankful to hear that the next level is easy breezy. Good luck, friends!!!
- 7 July 2013 at 10:09
Ridiculous! At least I am smart enough NOT to spend money on lives and boosters. Convinced the toughness of these levels is to take your cash!
- 8 July 2013 at 03:51
Great tip. thanks. This is one evil level :(
- 8 July 2013 at 07:05
I've passed this level after a couple of days (level 208 is the one that had me for longest!) The thing that helped me was to avoid breaking the top chocolate if possible BUT then when it accidently got broken and I couldn't match the bomb out I just ensured that NONE of my following 3 moves broke any of the chocolate on the board, and the chocolate re-grew over the bomb. On the time that I passed the level this occurred 3 times!
- 10 July 2013 at 06:47
Finally passed this level after stuck for 4 days. It is hard, but not that bad. Key: Make chocolate ball and stripe (safe it for last minutes), meanwhile try to clear up the jelly as many as possible, be carefull not to open the color bomb. Combine the ball and the stripe at the last few moves, if you are lucky it will clear all up or maybe just left few pieces of jelly. Good luck!
- 10 July 2013 at 21:51
I agree this level makes you want to quit playing altogether! I dont mind them getting difficult but this ones insane. This level has taken all the fun out of candy crush for me.
- 11 July 2013 at 04:30
After reading the tips above it toko me 1 game to make it. Stay Always from top corners and play in the middle
- 13 July 2013 at 14:43
♥ OMG! This level is evil! Took me 2 days and many many lives. The Candy Crush Goddess finally granted me a good board!! At one point the timed bomb was revealed then the chocolate covered it saving me! I continued with a color ball + Stripe and finished it. What a miracle! You truly need a miracle with this level. The feeling of completing it is just out of this world.
- 17 July 2013 at 18:25
i,ve got a tip if you somehow get a colourbomb and a striped together save it until the very and try to leave the fish too when you have cleared most of the jelly unleash colourbomb and striped that wil take uit the rest(i had to clear one easy jelly though)
- 20 July 2013 at 08:56
I agree... so many levels seem impossible and then all of a sudden it works. I just got to this level and can tell I'm going to be here awhile... unless luck kicks in. I have lost of zeal with so many back to back levels like this one. I'm playing this less and less all the time. Guess I'm kicking the addiction slowly. lol
- 21 July 2013 at 20:43
I completed this twice but it won't let me continue saying that I have to get better scores or more stars. Is this rigged?
- 25 July 2013 at 15:46
Can someone please tell me why do I have to keep on playing 275 until I get more points and/ or more stars in order to move to a higher level? I already have 2 stars with scores of more than 150,000. I completed this 3 times already. This is so frustrating. Pls help!!
- 29 July 2013 at 20:39
I am done. Been stuck here for days. Doesn't matter what I do, even if I strictly work the center only, something exposes a bomb. This game is no longer fun. CYA!!
- 30 July 2013 at 19:44
- Dawn said...
Finally beat this level, cascades are the enemy!! Work from bottom then middle i saved the bomb made by six row until the end then blasted final boxes. No powerups needed but alot of patience!!
- 31 July 2013 at 06:13
I just finished this hell of a level what a relief!
The most helpful tips were:
start eliminating jelly from the bottom going up.
Do not let chocolate block the topmost row as your candies will stop coming down.
Form a wrapped + stripped combo in the middle w/o hitting the bombs.
Do not eliminate the chocolate covering the bombs.
Never use a chocolate + stripped combo because it will always expose the bombs!
Use the fishes and chocolates for last minute jelly elimination .
If you have exposed the bombs just restart. New bombs just keep on falling down there.
- 3 August 2013 at 15:54
I took a lot of all your advice and I just got through it - stay in the centre, avoid the fish, try and get the chocolate to stay around the 2 top bombs and moved a bomb to make the three in a row. Worked a treat - thanks all.
- 3 August 2013 at 21:52
I finally completed this level. I stayed away from the top corners as much as I could, while still breaking chocolate to avoid it completely blocking the top.
With maybe 7 jellies left, I swapped a chocolate freckle thing with a fish and it released a series of fish that targeted the remaining jellies. I was never so relieved. I hope this tip helps someone!
- 3 August 2013 at 22:05
- RacingRobin said...
Well King games. You finally got me at level 275. I can't possibly attempt any more lives. Why in the world would you make a level that is very nearly impossible to accomplish? No matter how hard I try to avoid those 3 bloody second bombs going off I can't do it! I've been trying way too long. There have been some tough levels but this one is the worst. I so wanted to make it to the end. Way to go. So sorry I've wasted so much time on this game.
- 5 August 2013 at 20:41
Completed this level 13th time I tried, just leave 2 blocks chocolate on top corners, then clear out at least 1 layer of gelatine on each block, and all gelatine on the middle+bottom (I liked to use striped+wrapped combo).
For clearing gelatine on the tiles next to the corners you can use the fishes, they will clear the gelatine, but won't destroy the chocolate on the adjacent tiles!
- 8 August 2013 at 00:08
beyond a joke - ridiculous
- 9 August 2013 at 14:03
Was able to do it with the advice in the comments. You've got lots of moves. In the beginning clear as little as possible. Stay in the middle. Then get a chocolate ball and keep it until near the end. After reading the comments, I was able to clear this level using only a set of lives. Thanks all.
- 10 August 2013 at 05:36
This wasn't too bad, took me about 15 tries. The advice here is good, just be patient and think about each move.
- 10 August 2013 at 08:08
I can't pass it, but it's entirely luck. If the fish don't set off the bombs, a chain reaction does. I understand the suggestion about letting the chocolate cover it, but I can't control when the chocolate covers the corners. I'm very frustrated and have really dropped off playing this game because of this level!! I can't even figure out a boost to buy that would help....
- 12 August 2013 at 20:19
Thanks for the tips! I finally made it through this level. I agree it was evil!!!
- 12 August 2013 at 22:27
phew! just finished it. I took the advice from above (thanks so much) but did something a little different to others at the end. put a freckle (coloured ball from six pieces) with a fish. the fish will zap some and then change colours and zap others - was enough for me to clear the board. good luck all - it is doable but a hard level for sure.
- 14 August 2013 at 00:58
Like others have said before me, LUCK! I was disgusted with this level. Second life in this morning and I really don't know how I beat it. I kept one bomb under chocolate. The other I got lucky and was able to move it out of the corner, for good! That left more freedom to blow stuff up. I guess that helped. In a blink, I had one jelly and 3 moves on the bomb. 2 moves and boom! Now it is Monday morning and no one is on-line to give me tickets to cross the bridge. Very predictable.
- 19 August 2013 at 07:15
They just made it easier, the top corners now need to be "bashed" three times, not once, and the bomb has 8 moves not 3.
I had been stuck here for 2 weeks and then once they changed the set up I passed first time
- 21 August 2013 at 11:06
I've read all the comments but to no avail. This is the level that has seemingly broke my addiction at least. I'm done, because it is just not fun any more ):
- 25 August 2013 at 20:00
After 2 weeks and more frustration than I care to admit, I deleted candy crush. 275 is impossible. Every time I got close, a bomb would explode after 2 tries. Not worth the aggrevation. Sorry king but this level sucks.
- 26 August 2013 at 15:11
- Shawn said...
It took me tow hours and 20+ tries to pass this level.
It's hard but fun!
- 29 August 2013 at 09:23
I recommend that if you have a Facebook page you go there to complete this level. I was really struggling on my iPhone to pass it, went to fb to keep trying and passed it within a few tries. The big difference is that the bombs are an 8 count instead of 3 which is very helpful when paired with the other suggestions for passing the level!
- 29 August 2013 at 22:25
I'm still trying to pass this level. But I do agree with some of the other people. I think if I'm ever going to get past this level it will be through Facebook. Besides the bombs having more time. Instead of the top corners being covered in chocolate, they are "bricks" (I don't know the term). It doesn't automatically uncover the bomb if you clear near the top corner. I'm not giving up! I will eventually pass this level! (I HOPE!)
- 30 August 2013 at 04:03
Read.the comments after losing my first five lives and waiting to regenerate. Thought I'd be here for days but it's not that hard. Need to go slow and be careful. Leave the chocolate in the corners alone. Indeed let some more chocolate grow around them the help provide a cushion against cascades. Clear slowly and methodically. Release the fish without combining them with any special candies - they don't help much. Set-up a chocolate ball and set it off with a striped candy when you've cleared as much as you can. It was a surprise that I made it during the turn I did. Didn't think I had cleared enough before I had to release the chcoclate ball or let the bombs explode but I was fine. Took me about 15 tries. Patience!
- 4 September 2013 at 20:04
I've read just about every post on how to pass this level, on trying many many times I finally did it but not quite as I expected. As posted by many others you do need to keep the chocolate corners protected by trying not to touch the chocolate beside it. I passed it by going very slowly, considering each move so that anything I did, didn't send of a reaction that took the corner chocolate out. If in the event it does don't worry try again in the next attempt. Slowly remove every jelly, I was able to do this being lucky also that the fish didn't damage my corners. Once every jelly was done the chocolate was still in those corners but I passed the level. I never used a chocolate ball, only used 3 stripes and one with a wrapped candy early on in the game. Every level has a trick to it, this level is hard but easy if you follow these guidelines. I played it hard for 2 weeks until I simplified it in my mind. Good luck everyone.
- 7 September 2013 at 14:44
After a couple tries, I came here and thought to myself, after reading comments, how hard this level was going to be. Very next try I made it! Just let chocolate fill the top by clearing sides and middle when possible, don't do combos till the end, it will open up those 3 move bombs and then it's pretty much over. Good luck!
- 8 September 2013 at 06:03
This episode has been the least enjoyable only one game away from the next episode is what has kept me going hoping that the next episode is more enjoyable ,I've tried everything and took the advice from fellow posters but can't clear all the jelly ,those wee bombs are deadly ..I wait patiently for a miracle because there's no way I'm clearing this level in the near future .
- 10 September 2013 at 05:19
I finished level 275 on candy crush on the I phone 5.
I can honestly say that Holiday Fun was far from fun.
This chapter of games are very evil very evil. The creators of this level are Evil. It is like they designed this level to only let you come close to winning every 50 tries or so and then missing it by 1 jelly. Just to wear a person down hoping to force us to pay the 99 cents for 5 extra moves. Time to call it quits since I am at the end of chapter of no fun holiday fun. It is good bye for me until the winter. Good luck to everyone. Be assured the comments for all the levels are right on target. You can check ahead of time before playing any level and know what you are up against based on the number of comments. What's wrong with consistency of difficulty for all levels?
- 10 September 2013 at 15:04
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- 12 September 2013 at 05:53
Wow 275 was a killer, each time I was close the bombs will go. After trying and trying, the only solution for me was having two sprinkled chocolates together. First wait till you get out as much as you can before letting them off.
Good luck
- 12 September 2013 at 05:55
I was able to clear this round after a couple of days trying, not as long as I had feared. :)
The trick is to clear as much of the board as you can without popping either of the two corner chocolates. At the same time, try to have a power move set up and save it for later. When you feel you have cleared as much of the jellies from the board as you can, use the power move (especially, if you can, the sprinkled ball and stripe), and hope for the best. If you're left with just one jelly, hope you can clear if within 3 moves. That's how I cleared the level, on the very last move before the bombs went off.
- 12 September 2013 at 18:09
Go for the centre jellies and nick the sides now and then. Watch the top left and right corners and if there is a possible combo on the cards try to drop one of them .Hope it helps a touch and good luck.
- 14 September 2013 at 05:56
Same here, can't be bothered any more. Too much luck needed in tg level
- 18 September 2013 at 01:31
I hate this level - been on it for more than a month now. I was sure I had it done and the F&*%ing game went into melt down - just as well I have a frozen shoulder or my pc would have been through a wall or window.
- 20 September 2013 at 18:25
Not sure if this is the hardest level so far. I don't think it is, but I do think this level is horrendous...
- 21 September 2013 at 14:54
I hate this level, but i can't stop playing it. I spent almost 100 lives already, so frustrating :(
- 23 September 2013 at 02:26
The level is a challenge. The rub is the 2 bombs w/very shot fuses that appear in the upper corners if you are not careful. The solution I found is to avoid the upper corners and fight my candy crush instincts by playing "small." No special combos for the 1st 35-40 moves. Every time I used a special w/a fishy I lost the game. Use simple 3 candy combos along the middle & lower portions of the board to clear the jellys & keep the chocolates at bay. If you pay attention & get a little lucky you'll end up w/around 10 moves left w/of releasing the bombs. Now it's time for mass destruction. I used sprinkle candy w/a stripey on move 43 & had it beat by move 45. Challenge yourself to lose the level by running out of moves instead of losing to the bombs. Learn this lesson & you'll be well on you way to a victory. Good luck!
- 27 September 2013 at 05:17
Someone on here mentioned that the fish will clear the jelly but not the chocolate, and this is not the case; they clear both, so it's best to not release them early on. I made that mistake and they cleared one of the corner chocolates I was trying to leave :-(
- 27 September 2013 at 12:43
I just beat this level, no boosters. Leave the top corner until she absolute last ones. If they open up by falling candy do anything to replace the bomb with a candy. Leave the fish on the bottom till the end. Clear everything else. When you have maybe 5 jelly to clear. Combine a fish with a striped candy. You may need 2 of them, fish and stipe candy at the end. Follow the instructions and some luck.
- 30 September 2013 at 12:31
The higher the level you get the more challenging and boring this game gets! The timed bombs are a bit ridiculous to deal with CONSTANTLY as you go through the levels. Candy crush needs to cut out the bombs or at least make it more possible to win without having to play each game 200 times!
- 1 October 2013 at 12:17
My fish won't got anywhere near the bombs. Even when I had a chocolate bomb/striped fish combo that whole school of little spotted fish steered clear of the bomb.
- 1 October 2013 at 13:23
"I recommend that if you have a Facebook page you go there to complete this level .... The big difference is that the bombs are an 8 count instead of 3 which is very helpful when paired with the other suggestions for passing the level! "
Someone must have read this blog. The bombs on FB are only three moves now.
- 1 October 2013 at 14:13
I did it. The fish were no help! I broke as much jelly as I could staying away from the corners and had a chocolate bomb and a stripey next to each other that I reserved and when I had just a few jellies left I went for it. The next episode better be better.
- 1 October 2013 at 16:27
Just finally passed this round. Clear the middle n chocolate growing sides with a wrapper candy n stripe. If you cant get the sparkle candy wait n get the wrapper with a stripe for the last corners. Its tough it can be done I was stuck on other levels far longer then this one...now I need a train ticket wahoo
- 1 October 2013 at 16:37
- Matt said...
How many levels have you passed that somebody (maybe even yourself) said was hopelessly impossible? And yet you're here. I haven't beat it yet, but I've gotten 63 out of 65 jellies twice so I know it can be done Yes, no matter how careful you are, sometimes those upper bombs are going to pop out too early, and then you're toast. Still, with 50 moves to play with, I think this is an entertaining level. (Now ask me if I'll feel that way in a WEEK...)
- 6 October 2013 at 07:46
I read all the tips then cleared the level the same day. Clear the center, avoid the upper extreme chocolate corners, then invoke a series of striped candies (chocolate with a stripe if you're lucky).
- 8 October 2013 at 20:33
Finally after don't ask me how much time (less than a week), I passed this unholy level, managed to beat the level on the very same move which the bomb was going to explode.
Note: The hardest level ever is still the Level 147 (DAT stupid anchor-shaped thing and those damned bombs).
- 14 October 2013 at 07:09
Clear out the center and lower part of the board, but WAIT until the very end to use the booster fish.
Disco ball & stripe combo is very effective here, but may trigger the 2 bombs at the top. The bombs are hard to neutralize because they explode with just 3 moves, but they often get covered back up with chocolate, so you can get back to working on the board.
- 19 October 2013 at 18:54
Sick of reading all the complaints "Its too hard I'm giveing up" It's a game, if it was easy you wouldn't play, if you want an easy game play Droughts.
- 19 October 2013 at 19:04
And that has what do with it? He He!
- 21 October 2013 at 21:44
2 months and still trying... Getting to the point where I don't play now as I get so frustrated.... Hmmmm no skill just luck needed and that's something I don't get often :-( giving it a few more try's and I'm deleting the app... Was fun, it's now been ruined.
- 22 October 2013 at 00:17
Omg after writing on here and trying again I completed it!!!!!! Yay!!! Avoid top corners till the end and save ANY color bombs to use with a colour u have the most if at the end :-) try not to use the fish, they will end the level not complete it :-)) good luck and don't give up, I been on it for 2 months lol x
- 22 October 2013 at 00:34
Balls to this, I'm going back to Angry Birds.
- 25 October 2013 at 11:23
Problem in this stage and previous all is; in order to clear you have to be error free from the very start can't do. Luck does work but still when stage ends you have 3 or 4 jellies to clear. Last if u have that boring and Whoo option than atleast 90% have selected Boring for this stage, why didn't that stage is out or changed or bombs on just single side. Sucks.
- 26 October 2013 at 08:38
What a boring level. My last two games have exploded a bomb on the FIRST move even though I was working on the bottom row in the middle. There is NO way to get rid of bombs in 3 moves when the bomb is in the corner. Couldn't King have at least given us a chance by making the bombs explode in 10 or even 5? I suppose I'll eventually get lucky but I certainly play A LOT less when my lives are over in seconds. Makes me realize there are other things to do in life. I suspect this is not what King wants however.
- 26 October 2013 at 09:48
Well I finally got a good board and passed. All I can say is what everyone else has said - be extremely careful to leave the bombs in the corners covered till the game is nearly over and it's hard to decide when that is. Build up as many special candies as you can and try to keep from using them as long as possible. Try to save some fish till the end. And having said all that it still is a matter of luck. I have to say on the board I won I did not have any sprinkle balls - just wrapped and stripped and some fish. Good luck.
- 28 October 2013 at 19:11
My sister in law and i loved this game until this level. We have been stuck on this level for TWO WEEKS now and have on gotton close to beating it once. THIS IS SOME BS!!!!
- 29 October 2013 at 13:49
This is close to the worst level yet! I was on it so long I was SERIOUSLY giving up. I'm not one to threaten, but I hated this level. No fun at all. So, I did what I said I WOULD NOT do, and that's when I got down to 63/65, I bought my way out. It was worth it tho, because even tho I haven't passed the next level, it is better than this one! Hang in there.
- 29 October 2013 at 19:24
This level is very hard but doable. You must protect the bombs with chocolate until the very end or your toast. 3 moves is just not enough to get rid of them unless you are very lucky. Play very very slow and carefully. I have not beaten it yet, but have come close a couple of times. Waiting for my lucky board!
- 3 November 2013 at 06:06
Thanks to previous posters...I thought I was going to be here for weeks, but I followed everyone's advice, and had a bit of luck! You definitely need to keep those corners covered, and mixing the sprinkles ball with a striped candy definitely did the trick. I had a bit of luck mixing a striped with a fish, and then a wrapped and striped came together, and voila, I was done. Good luck!!
- 3 November 2013 at 16:33
Rarely manage 10 moves without bombs exploding no matter what I try. Worst kind of level, impossible and so short your lives are gone instantly. Maybe it'll break the addiction, I don't even want to play it.
- 6 November 2013 at 14:16
really hard....those darn bombs!
- 24 November 2013 at 09:23
The most obvious tip for this level is to avoid clearing the chocolate in the upper corners until near the end. If they clear inadvertently, and you have more than five moves left, you might as well hit the "quit" button because anything else is a waste of time. The one exception is if you can clear the bomb by swapping it with a regular candy. The bombs have very short fuses (two or three moves), and they keep coming. Thus, it becomes impossible to clear jelly. Also avoid striped/sparkly combos because they will inevitably expose the bombs. Stripped/wrapped combos are good as long as they can be kept away from clearing the chocolate in the upper corners. I got this level on the fifteenth try, but with some luck. I exposed a bomb, but could swap it out with a regular candy and then chocolate covered it again. The last move to clear jelly was a vertical blaster that got the blocking chocolate int he other corner. I was uncertain if there were any jelly left under other chocolate, but, based on what others had said, I was glad to see "Sugar Crush" come up. Thank god this awful series of episodes with the bombs is finished, but what horrors await in the next fifteen?
- 26 November 2013 at 21:07
As I have said before… I don't mind a challenge, but some levels are plain sadistic. I have spent time and money to buy boosters to get this far… and this is not a matter of patience or skill, just luck. Plus the bombs in general are mind shattering and nerve wrecking. Good by Candy Crush. You are not getting any more money from me, it's unfair and developed by people who seem to hate us.
- 5 December 2013 at 11:13
cherylcandyrush here.
Plain sadistic, this level.
Watch out for the op left and right corners and on NO ACCOUNT clear them, because those are bomb droppers. And not just any bombs. They are stuck in the one spot at the top, with only 3 moves to clear them. If you do clear them, another drops and same deal-3 moves. Game over.
I suppose you could try for a bomb swap with a plain candy and that would block the bomb fan, but you would have to get lucky.
Even avoiding making a match-each time the system makes one ad exposes a bomb. Let the chocolate grow there if you can and avoid matches, no matter how tempting.
I do not care for bombs, specially these 3 move ones. This ould be my waterloo.
- 17 December 2013 at 00:33
- Linda Busher said...
After 2 weeks-- had one move left and one jelly--got the jelly BUT the bomb went to ZERO and I lost. So a bomb at 1--with 1 move left is still not good enough.
- 18 December 2013 at 06:48
I´m working on this level and I enjoy it, although I haven´t yet succeeded but I know I will eventually.
I have noticed that there are basically two types of commentators, the optimistic-constructive-helpful ones and the complainers-lamentators.
I definately seek the first group, the second can leave CCS and lick their wounds somewhere else
- 21 December 2013 at 12:39
Hi!I complete the level 275 but the game does not appear my friends in order to ask them help and take the ticket to the next level. Any help?
Thank you
- 21 December 2013 at 16:15
Eindelijk - ik ben er doorheen..... Weekje ergeren moet je er voor over hebben. Grijp de uitdaging om level 275 te overwinnen. Succes!
- 25 December 2013 at 05:11
c/candycrush here.
It's a hard level, for a lot of reasons but partly because as the choc spreads, you can't always remember if there was a jelly under it on not.
My best advice is to watch this closely and note what is cleared. If you get down to only a few visible jellies left AND you know there is none under the chocs, then use a lolly hammer if you have enough moves left. Just double check the jellies are not double jellies.
This is how I got through. I had about 7 moves left and 4 jellies.
Smashed them all. Now they have the free daily spin you can collect lolly hammers over time. This is one level where it is worth using a couple.
- 25 December 2013 at 23:19
I hate this level and feel ripped off with each game played - sometimes only 2 or 3 moves, even strategically avoiding the 2 corners - but one is randomly hit, then the bomb goes off and the game's over - no fun!! I play at least 50 games per day (probably more), closest 60/65, seems impossible although some obviously have gotten through it. I'm about to give CC away - refuse to pay for boosters and luck just isn't coming my way!! No longer is CC enjoyable.
- 26 December 2013 at 22:37
Stick to the middle until you have a lot of chocolate around the top corners for protection. Took a while but finally managed to do it. Tricky level. Hang in there. 56
- 28 December 2013 at 12:15
Finally finished with help of bonus wheel very difficult.
- 28 December 2013 at 15:22
Hardest level I've yet encountered. Came so close to just quitting the game altogether. I guess it really only took 3 or 4 days and maybe 50-100 games, but I never even came close until I finally beat it, so it seemed hopeless. In the end, I won by triggering a color-bomb against a striped candy when I was maybe 25 or 30 moves in and had cleared all the obvious stuff from the center of the board, then accidentally released one of the 3-move bombs. Since the game was about to end, I triggered the colour bomb-striped candy combo and hoped for the best. It cleared everything. Thank goodness, I hate this level.
- 1 January 2014 at 00:54
This level will make me give up Candy Crush for good. What an absolute joke. I know it is not meant to be easy but this is ridiculous, no skill required really just pure luck. Money grabbers.
- 4 January 2014 at 15:40
im seamie walsh, i dont need to be anonymous, i like games that are fair but this level of candy crush is not and it its a bad reference for its makers , i quit and i wont be back
- 4 January 2014 at 16:01
as folks have said above it is doable - took me 3 attempts and that was it. Try and leave the corners until the end and also the 3 fish at the bottom - use the fish when only got those 2 corners left.
- 9 January 2014 at 03:53
I have completed level 275 with 3 stars but it won't let me play any further, it just says soon there will be more levels to enjoy and until then replay games you have already played?? I have never bought any boosters or lives to complete any of the levels. Is this the reason it is not allowing me to go any further??
- 9 January 2014 at 16:20
Try updating the software because there are over 400 levels. I made it to 5 jellys and consider that a victory!
- 14 January 2014 at 05:51
This is the end of the line for me. No matter how careful I am to avoid the top corners something happens to uncover the bombs, usually a cascade. I've not even come close to success. This level is ridiculous and I will not pay to move on. Well done King, I wonder how many other players you have lost here. Quite a lot I reckon. Bye bye 😬
- 15 January 2014 at 08:28
Don't give up! i finally finished this level, i followed the advice by others given above, no boosters were used. my strategy was making as many stripes in both directions and a chocolate bomb, clearing as many of the jelly's as possible, trying not to show the bombs and waiting until there were no more moves then setting off the bomb and stripes, if you are lucky it clears most of the jelly and you can clear the rest within the 3 moves the bombs give you! clear the middle first and let the chocolate protect as long as possible! clear the bottom before the top!! good luck!
- 22 January 2014 at 16:03
so. my average is 4 moves before dying on this level.
doesn't matter what I seem to do, I move ANYTHING, it's bound to cascade and free up a b-s bomb... dead in 3 .
I've tried probably 200 times?
closest I've gotten was within about 1 to clear,
this is the most boring level I've played yet.
takes no skill, no thought, just absolute luck, and LOTS of it.
I've followed all the advice in here, and still cant get close.
- 27 January 2014 at 15:45
I finally beat this level after many many weeks playing and very frustrated. Follow the tips, try to keep to the center, and bottom as much as possible to keep from getting the bombs exposed. In the end, I think as usual, it was pure luck that gave me a bunch of stripes together that just about cleared the board.
- 31 January 2014 at 12:22
- Ryan Gaudreau said...
The key is playing this on a computer and NOT a phone or tablet. The bombs, when played on a computer through Facebook, have 8 moves, not 3.
- 13 February 2014 at 04:45
- Ryan Gaudreau said...
The key is playing this on a computer and NOT a phone or tablet. The bombs, when played on a computer through Facebook, have 8 moves, not 3.
- 13 February 2014 at 04:46
Finally did it! The tips on
here helped me and I was about to give up. I tried tips from other sites that did not work! I started in the middle and finished it off with a striped candy and a fish! I got through it in about 7 tries! Thanks:)
- 16 February 2014 at 14:47
I am done. Games are for enjoyment not total frustration. Thanks Candy Crush for taking a fun game and ruining it with such ridiculous difficulty. Goodbye.
- 16 February 2014 at 21:27
- GP9Rm4108 said...
I have yet to beat this level but here is the trick - DO NOT PLAY ON YOUR PHONE.
The bombs have an 8 move fuse on the computer version.
It's a complete waste of your time to keep trying this level on your phone.
- 18 February 2014 at 17:39
I've beaten level 275 twice BUT I can't get into 276! 275 keeps blinking like I still need to go back into it. I'm not on Facebook, so how do I move on?
- 19 December 2014 at 22:26
Sorry...I figured it out. I was at a "bridge" and not on 276 yet. I just needed help from "friends". Thank you!
- 21 December 2014 at 00:30
- Eric Farmer said...
This level was hard but funnily enough I got lucky and beat it while reading these comments.
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Keep all medicines in child-proof containers and out of reach of children. Read all medicine labels and take only medicines that have been prescribed for you.
Nockowitz RA, Rund DA. Psychotropic medications. In: Tintinalli JE, Kelen GD, Stapczynski JS, Ma OJ, Cline DM, eds. Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide. 6th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2004:chap 290.
Wittler MA, Lavonas EJ. Antipsychotics. In: Marx, JA, ed. Rosens Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier 2013:chap 161.
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If you follow me on Twitter, you may have noticed how keen I am on shooting guns. Sometimes while simultaneously driving an ATV. It's not safe, don't do that.
So when I saw this video of the BMW M5 mimicking those slow-motion bullet montages, I almost fell over. It's, like, two of my favorite things! Put together kind of!
It makes the BMW look beautifully powered, but it also reminds me of the time when BMW used to put out way more cinematic advertisements—ahem, short films. You know, back when Clive Owen was sponsored to drive for them professionally.
It also makes me wish I had a huge open road to drive that fast on. There's no better sensation than powering through gears for maximum acceleration. The closest I get to that feeling is entering a highway or bridge after slowing for a toll. And then there are crazy things like "speed limits," sheesh.
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The Nevada Athletic Commission passed a motion to ban therapeutic use exemptions for testosterone replacement therapy during a meeting Thursday.
Skip Avansino, commission of the NAC, made the motion to ban TRT, which was supported by Pat Lundvall. The NAC regulates all contests and exhibitions of unarmed combat within the state of Nevada, including licensure and supervision of promoters, boxers, kickboxers, MMA fighters, seconds, ring officials, managers and matchmakers.
The commission voted unanimously to approve of the ban, and those that have previously received exemptions will see them expire.
Lundvall, also stated that the NAC should push other states to follow suit in order to avoid states becoming magnets for those who want to use fighters with exemptions.
In the UFC alone, fighters such as Vitor Belfort, Chael Sonnen, Dan Henderson, Frank Mir and Antonio Silva have been granted TRT exemptions for fights.
Belfort's name is of special interest because after three straight fights in Brazil, he is scheduled to meet Chris Weidman for the UFC middleweight title in May.
The UFC issued a statement through president Dana White in support of the decision.
"The Ultimate Fighting Championship fully supports the decision made today by the Nevada State Athletic Commission regarding the immediate termination of therapeutic use exemptions (TUE) for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). We believe our athletes should compete based on their natural abilities and on an even playing field. We also intend to honor this ruling in international markets where, due to a lack of governing bodies, the UFC oversees regulatory efforts for our live events. We encourage all athletic commissions to adopt this ruling."


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Original Kiss drummer Peter Criss has revealed the cover art for his forthcoming autobiography, 'Makeup to Breakup: My Life In and Out of Kiss.'
The book, published by Simon & Schuster, is scheduled for an October 2012 release and promises to be an "unvarnished" look at the sex, drugs and rock n' roll world that Criss lived in for so long. The cover features a headshot of Criss wearing his famous "Catman" makeup and costume.
Co-written with famed rock author Larry "Ratso" Sloman, 'Makeup to Breakup' chronicles Criss' rise from his Brooklyn roots to being a member of one of the world's biggest rock groups up to his recent cancer scare. Criss, who has been cancer-free for over four years, discussed his health issues in great detail in Ultimate Classic Rock's interview with him last fall.
"I am so blessed that I am finally going to write my autobiography, and I hope you enjoy the ride," Criss said. "The best of all is I get to share my true feelings of my love for God, family, friends and fame. It's been a wonderful life."
However, the 66-year old Criss does not see a return to Kiss following his most recent departure from the band in 2004, preferring to enjoy the simpler life these days. "I've been taking it easy, I've been enjoying my life," he said in January. "I live on the Jersey shore, I kind of go to the gym every day. My alley cat ways are over. I've become a domestic cat."


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We, signatories from all around the globe, including Palestinians and citizens of Israel, are all outraged to learn of your $250,000 donation to the organization "Friends of the IDF" (FIDF).
The "IDF", Israel's army, which your donation supports, committed the Nakba, the ethnic cleansing of the indigenous population of Palestine in the years 1947-1948. To this day, Israel still refuses to recognize the Nakba. This denial has enabled Israel's army to carry out more violations of international law against the Palestinian people, including further ethnic cleansing, within the armistice line of 1948, in the occupied territories (the West Bank and Gaza), and in Lebanon.
Israel's army commits war crimes on a daily basis, including military violence against a protected (according to international law) civilian population. Israel's army is responsible for: Mass incarceration, including the incarceration of children; Torture; Violations of the freedom of movement; Mass home demolitions; The plundering of natural resources; and much more.
It is astonishing that an international promoter of music and entertainment, such as yourself, would associate himself with such unethical practices, and donate money to an already over-funded army (over $3B just from the American government, annually). We see it as the obligation of high profile individuals, and the music and entertainment community at large, not to use your privileged status to support regimes which oppress indigenous populations under military occupation.
We ask that you take back the money you have donated to "Friends of the IDF" (FIDF). Surely, there are better ways of using the money to make our world a better place.
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Multimillionaire music and television producer, Simon Cowell has donated $250,000 to media billionaire, Haim Saban's organization "Friends of the IDF". Every year, Saban raises $20 million...
Multimillionaire music and television producer, Simon Cowell has donated $250,000 to media billionaire, Haim Saban's organization "Friends of the IDF". Every year, Saban raises $20 million annually for Israel's army, through his "Friends of the IDF" gala.
The organization employs high ranking Israeli military personnel in reserves, such as National Director and CEO, Maj. Gen. Yitzhak (Jerry) Gershon. The annual gala hosts suspected criminals of war such as former IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi, who presided over the 2008-2009 onslaught on Gaza, which took the lives of over 1400 Palestinians and destroyed the besieged strip's civilian infrastructure.
We believe Cowell can easily find better ways of using the money to make our world a better place, and we ask that he rescind his shameful donation to an army that occupies its days destroying homes, arresting and torturing both adults and children, and impeding the freedom of movement of the the indigenous people of Palestine.
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9 bad habits: Should you worry?
We know a bad habit when we see one. Smoking? Check! Not exercising? Duh! Gorging on doughnuts? Of course! But what about, say, eating lunch at your desk? Turns out that can be worse for you than you'd think (and here we were just trying to be extra productive).
It's not always easy to know what's good for us and what's not, especially because medical advice keeps changing as new research emerges. But never fear: We have the lowdown on 10 potentially worrisome everyday habits so you will know just when you can—and can't—relax.
1. You skip the Pill now and then
The verdict: It won't kill you, but...
It could get you pregnant. For every 100 women using oral contraceptives, between two and nine get pregnant each year, mostly because of errors, like forgetting a pill or starting a pack late, says Dr. Lauren Streicher, a professor of OB-GYN at Northwestern University.
If you miss your daily dose: "Take it as soon as you remember, or take two the next day," she says. "If you skip two pills, take two pills for two days, and use backup birth control, like a condom, for a week." If you find you're having trouble staying on top of a daily pill, talk to your doc about other forms of birth control.
2. You load up your coffee with extras
The verdict: It won't kill you, but...
A heavy hand with the condiments adds empty calories to your diet. And we're not just talking about whipped cream and mocha syrup: Even stirring in half-and-half and a couple of packs of sugar can add 50 calories to your five-calorie cup of joe. Over a year, if you don't offset those extra calories each day, that's enough to pack on 5 extra pounds. That said, if you're generally a healthy eater, then a splash of milk and a little sugar are "not a problem," says registered dietitian Kelly Morrow, an associate professor of nutrition at Bastyr University in Seattle.
3. You text while walking
The verdict: Danger! Danger!
Being absorbed in your Smartphone while crossing the street is a really great way to become roadkill. In a recent study, people who traversed several busy intersections while texting were four times less likely than non-texters to look before they crossed, cross with the light or stay in the crosswalk. It also took them two seconds longer to navigate the intersection.
"Crossing less cautiously and spending more time in the intersection raises the risk of being hit by a car. We certainly saw some near-misses," says senior study author Dr. Beth Ebel of the University of Washington.
4. You weigh yourself daily
The verdict: No worries! Really!
Body weight can fluctuate by several pounds throughout the day, and watching it bounce up and down like the stock market will drive you bonkers. And it may not help you actually lose weight, according to a recent review of research in The New England Journal of Medicine.
But weighing in once a day, in the morning, after you pee and before you put on your clothes, can be a smart way to keep tabs on whether you've been gaining over time. "Daily weigh-ins allow you to detect small changes before they become big changes," says Rena Wing, a professor of psychiatry at Brown University.
5. You wear out your kitchen sponge
The verdict: It won't kill you, but...
That sponge sitting in your sink is germier than you might realize. If you use it to clean your sink or counters—especially after you've mopped up raw meat and poultry juices and only quickly rinsed the sponge—you're spreading potentially illness-causing bacteria all over the place. Ick, right?
That doesn't mean you should never reuse a sponge. You just have to clean it thoroughly enough to zap the bacteria in it, either by running it through the dishwasher or nuking the damp sponge in the microwave on high for one to two minutes once a week.
6. You sit your bare butt on public toilet seats
The verdict: No worries! Really!
The toilet seat is probably the cleanest thing you'll touch in a public restroom, according to research done at the University of Arizona, largely because anxious women either use those seat covers or otherwise wipe the seat before touching down. So go ahead and make yourself comfortable!
"There's this idea that if you sit on a toilet seat you're going to get some dreaded disease," Streicher says. "That's just not going to happen. Things like gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV don't live on surfaces. And your vagina doesn't touch the toilet seat; it hangs over the bowl."
7. You pop OTC pain relievers like candy
The verdict: Danger! Danger!
Stuff hurts and you want it to stop, so you pop an Advil or a Tylenol. Nothing wrong with that. But where this habit starts getting a bit troublesome is if you're regularly taking a lot more than the prescribed daily amount. That can lead to liver issues if acetaminophen is your pain reliever of choice. If you prefer NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), stomach and/or kidney problems can occur. And if you're one of the 25 percent of women who get migraines, taking over-the-counter pain relievers two or three times a week for weeks on end can actually cause more headaches, due to a rebound effect that can occur after your body gets used to medication.
8. You scarf down lunch at your desk
The verdict: It won't kill you, but...
When you nosh as you work, especially if you're sitting in front of your computer, you're more likely to overeat, according to research in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. When we're distracted, the study showed, we tend not to recall very much about what we've just put in our mouths. "That blunts the satiety"—that is, fullness—"response," explains lead author Jeff Brunstrom, a psychologist at the University of Bristol in England.
Try to relocate to your office's kitchen or cafeteria. If you don't have that luxury, Dr. Brunstrom recommends at least turning away from the computer screen for the duration of your meal so you can savor each bite.
9. You blow off going to the doctor
The verdict: It won't kill you, but...
It's very important that you get all your regular preventive screenings, like Pap smears (now recommended every three years for most women), mammograms and cholesterol tests. And you really should visit your doctor if you're not feeling well, says Dr. Ateev Mehtora of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. "In a 2007 study we did, most preventive tests ended up being ordered when patients saw their physicians because they were feeling ill."
In an ideal world, you'd also see your primary-care doctor for annual physicals. That way, she can check your vitals, update your chart and recommend any screenings you're missing out on—and you have a chance to talk to her about any issues you've been having.


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I am asking this on behalf of a friend of mine.
How did you all find out your username and password for the online status checker? She has tried her LSAC password and username as instructed, but it does not work. Thanks in advance.
It was e-mailed to me and it is different than my LSAC name/password. February 11th was when it was e-mailed to me, which is about 2 weeks after I submitted the application.


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Illness is Believed Linked to National Recall
An eastern Idaho man over the age of 60 who received an epidural steroid injection in September has been diagnosed with non-contagious fungal meningitis that is believed to be associated with a national outbreak being investigated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This is the first illness in Idaho linked to the steroid injections. The man is being treated for his illness, but because of HIPAA privacy laws, updates on the man's medical condition cannot be made public.
Nationally, including the Idaho case, an estimated 138 people from 11 states have become ill with fungal meningitis that is linked to the investigation, with 12 deaths reported. The epidural steroid injections are generally used for people with back pain. All infected patients received an injection with preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate prepared by New England Compounding Center in Framingham, Mass. The New England Compounding Center has been closed, with all of its products being recalled or withheld from use. Seventy-six facilities from 23 states received shipments of the potentially contaminated epidural injections being investigated.
Two Idaho facilities received shipments of the recalled injections -- Walter Knox Memorial Hospital in Emmett, and Pain Specialists of Idaho in Idaho Falls. From the initial investigation, four people received injections from Walter Knox, while the Idaho Falls pain clinic treated 35 people. Both Idaho facilities received shipments of the recalled injections after July 1. Nationally, the CDC estimates 13,000 people received epidural injections from possibly contaminated steroids.
"We are very concerned for this patient and are working closely with his physicians," says Idaho State Epidemiologist Dr. Christine Hahn, M.D. "We urge patients who received injections from either of these facilities to maintain close contact with their medical providers and notify them if any new symptoms develop over the next few weeks."
Symptoms may include a new or worsening headache, dizziness, fever, nausea, and sensitivity to light. A number of people who became ill also had symptoms of stroke, such as weakness or difficulty with speech. Most of the illnesses are being reported one to four weeks after the injection was received. Fungal meningitis is not transmitted from person to person.
We will provide updates as new information becomes available. For additional information and up-to-date national case counts, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website at: http://www.cdc.gov/HAI/outbreaks/meningitis.html
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Be prepared to sing, from memory, two contrasting solo pieces from the standard art song repertoire. Examples of repertoire could include selections from the "Twenty-Four Italian Songs and Arias" collection or "The First/Second Book of SATB Solos," compiled by Joan Boytim. One musical theater piece is also permissible. One selection in a foreign language is recommended. No taped accompaniments, pop songs, or unaccompanied selections are allowed. All selections should be for solo voice with piano accompaniment. A cappella auditions, vocal lines excerpted from choral works, or accompaniment CD's and/or tapes are not acceptable. An accompanist, however, will be provided upon request. All those who choose to use our accompanist perform their audition with no rehearsal time beforehand.
Auditioners may instead choose to bring their own accompanist, if they desire. You will be evaluated on vocal potential, as well as basic musical skills and expression.
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Students should be prepared to play any major scale up to 4 flats and 4 sharps, two octaves in quarter notes and a Chromatic scale two octaves, ascending and descending. You should prepare a solo on your major instrument and at least two selected etudes or studies that display your musical abilities. The Solo should be class A or higher from your state's Solo and Ensemble competition. One should include slow melodic examples, the other should include faster technical material. A short sight reading piece will be required. Any other prepared material such as current pieces played in band/orchestra that the applicant would like to perform.
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Scholarships are to be awarded to incoming Freshmen. Current students are not eligible. There is one full scholarship available which will cover tuition for 4 (four) years. Two partial scholarships of $1,000 a year for four years are also available. Scholarships will be awarded based upon an on campus audition and interview before a committee of all full time Music faculty. Scholarship recipients will be required to remain Music majors in good academic standing in order to retain their scholarships. If their GPA falls below 2.5, they will have one semester to bring their GPA to at least 2.5. Any recipients who change to a major other than Music Education, Music Business or Music Comprehensive will immediately lose the scholarship. Recipients will be required to participate in Music Department Ensembles according to their talents and the Department's needs.


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Kyle Kepley of Lexington has joined Younts Insurance Agency.
Kyle Kepley of Lexington has joined Younts Insurance Agency.
In his position, he will assist clients with their commercial and personal insurance coverage as well as helping new customers with their insurance needs. He is a 2002 graduate of N.C. State University where he earned a degree in business administration with concentrations in operations management and finance.
He holds the Certified Insurance Counselor designation and has recently achieved the Commercial Lines Coverage Specialist designation offered by a partnership of the Hartford School of Insurance and The National Underwriter Company. He completed three weeks of intensive training and had to demonstrate extensive knowledge in the area of property and casualty insurance coverage and the ability to apply that knowledge in real-life study exercises. Kepley has eight years experience working in the insurance industry.
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Aimee Reimann, executive director of Carolina SeniorCare, a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly, recently presented at the annual meeting of the national LeadingAge Conference in Denver, Colo.
Partnering with AEC Consulting, the presentation titled "The First Year of PACE Operations — A Look Back" focused on PACE start-up procedures and issues involved in getting the program up and running.
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Reimann, originally from Pennsylvania and now residing in Statesville, received her Bachelor of Science degree in nutrition from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She has been a licensed nursing home administrator in the State of North Carolina since 2004 and has more than 11 years of long-term care experience.
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Gamble, chief of the Kernersville Police Department, will be a part of the credit union's volunteer-driven initiative not only to educate people on the benefits of credit union membership but also to relay feedback to the board of directors regarding available/potentially available products and services, delivery of service and member needs.
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President Barack Obama said he is frustrated with Republicans who are considering the threat of a government shutdown and other tactics to try to thwart his healthcare overhaul.
In an interview on CNN's "New Day" program that aired on Friday, Obama called on Congress to get to work to pass a comprehensive budget when lawmakers return to Washington next month rather than engage in threats to use the nation's debt ceiling or a federal government shutdown as political leverage.
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"Republicans, after having taken 40 votes to try to get rid of Obamacare, see this as their last gasp," Obama said in the interview, which was taped Thursday night.
"Look, ultimately, the buck stops with me. And so any time we are not moving forward on things that should be simple, I get frustrated," Obama said, adding that congressional Republicans need "to think less about politics and party and think more about what's good for the country."
Congress faces two key deadlines this fall: an October 1 deadline to pass legislation funding federal agencies, or else shut down the government; and in late October or early November, lawmakers must pass an increase in the U.S. debt limit or face a default.
Republicans, who staunchly oppose Obama's 2010 healthcare measure known as Obamacare, have said they are considering using the debt limit as leverage to halt the law's implementation.
That would be an alternative to another approach backed by conservative Tea Party Republicans who want to deny funding for the law and threaten a possible government shutdown, though many other Republicans in both the House and the Senate oppose that strategy as reckless.
Obama said either tactic would be harmful.
"There is nobody out there who thinks that us not paying bills we've already racked up is good for the economy, is appropriate," he said, adding that using the country's borrowing limit as leverage would harm America's reputation.
Shutting down the federal government would also hurt the economy and working Americans, he said.
Instead, the Republican-led House of Representatives and the Democratic-controlled Senate should focus on their "core responsibility" of working out their differences and passing a budget and approving a debt limit so the country can operate, Obama said.
"If Congress simply does those two things when they get back, then the economy can continue to recover," Obama said.
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A bill has been passed that requires schools to background check school bus drivers. The bill is in response to a Des Moines Register investigation that showed some drivers in large school districts have been charged with serious crimes in the past, including drunk driving.
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PORTLAND — The former Roman Catholic bishop of Maine is urging the state's Catholics to vote against efforts to legalize gay marriage in the state.
In a statement Thursday, Bishop Richard Malone said Catholics who support same-sex marriage are "unfaithful to Catholic doctrine."
A gay marriage referendum is on the ballot Nov. 6.
Malone, now administrator of the Maine diocese after being appointed bishop of the Buffalo, N.Y., Diocese, says a "Catholic whose conscience has been properly formed by scripture and church teaching cannot justify a vote for a candidate or referendum question" that opposes church teachings.
A group called Catholics for Marriage Equality says it's placing ads in three Maine newspapers urging residents to support gay marriage.
Malone calls the organization, as well as a group that supports abortion rights, "dissident" groups.
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