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School Board attorney Earl Patton reported the board last evening that South Cumberland Elementary has been removed from the lawsuit filed by Jim Howe. Howe filed suit after a confrontation and subsequent arrest for disorderly conduct when he attempted to circumvent the pick up police at the school. Charges against Howe were later dismissed in Cumberland County General Sessions Court; however Howe filed a federal suit in August seeking compensatory and punitive damages for his arrest.
Earl Patton, attorney for the Cumberland County Board of Education, in his report to the board last night, says the school system may consider legal action against parents and visitors who have continually violated the policy of checking in when visiting schools. While Patton did not specify a particular incident nor a particular school, he noted that there have been several occasions where parents had been told to follow procedure. All visitors, including parents, are required to sign in at each schools office and are required to wear a visitor badge during their stay.
After a few sessions to finalize agreements for additional School Resource Officers, it is finally a done deal. Sheriff Casey Cox and Director of Schools Donald Andrews have signed off on agreements that will add more officers in schools. The board in regular session last night adopted the Memorandum of Understanding that will allow each county elementary school to have a dedicated officer. The cost of the additional officers is $233,000.
Out of concern for safety, the Cumberland County Board of Education will be considering the closure of School Road at the Crab Orchard School. The road, while not on the County road list, could legally be considered a public road due to public use over the years. The road provides a minimal shortcut to Highway 70 for residents of the area, however there are safety concerns for the students as it is noted at many times that vehicles travel the road at unsafe speeds. The board will be addressing the issue and taking steps to make the proper notifications of the intent of closure at their December meeting.
Cumberland County plays host to East Hamilton Friday night. The Lady Jets look to improve to 5 and 0 on the season and the Jets try for their second straight win. Action begins at 6:00 and the games will air live on 102.5 WOW COUNTRY.
Next Tuesday, CCHS plays at Clarkrange and Stone Memorial returns to action as the 3 and 1 Panthers and Lady Panthers entertain York Institute. The SMHS games on Tuesday will air on Mix 99.3.


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With no real fanfare to mark the occasion, the M5000 series of digial audio players has shown up on RCA's website. This is clearly targeted at the lower end of the spectrum with 1GB or 2GB of flash memory to tide you over. Surprisingly, media support is unusually broad for this class of player: MP3 and WMA audio are accompanied by support for BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF. Video support is relatively unique too with AVI and MOV as options (one of the few times you'll see Quicktime support outside of an iPod), though on a 1.8" screen video playback is more a bonus than anything. Those who run out of content to play can take advantage of the by now obligatory FM tuner and recording functions. No price is given on the product page, but RCA's budget focus likely means the M5000 will undercut the iPod nano at the shops. Full photo after the jump.
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Apple's sixth build of Mac OS X 10.6.7 beta contains no known issuesApple on Tuesday issued its sixth beta of Mac OS X 10.6.7 to developers, just five days after the previous release, and with no known issues.
People familiar with the latest build said it is dubbed 10J860. It is said to weigh in at around 400MB for its delta update. The software contains the same focus areas as the last build, including Safari, the Mac App Store, AirPort, Bonjour, SMB and Graphics Drivers.
The fifth beta of Mac OS X 10.6.7 was made available for download to developers last Thursday. Its only change was that testers were asked to focus on the Safari Web browser, while it too contained no known issues.
The first beta of Mac OS X 10.6.7 was seeded to developers on Jan. 20, only a few weeks after Mac OS X 10.6.6 and the accompanying Mac App Store were released.
Mac OS X 10.6.7 is not expected to have any major additions or features for the Snow Leopard operating system. Apple has instead turned its attention to Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, which is set to launch this summer with new iOS-inspired features like application home screens and full-screen applications.
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Posted by Shorebread | Friday, November 21, 2014
Most of you are probably keyed in to No Shave November and Movember by now. Not ringing a bell? It's simple. As the colder months loom, it's only natural that men make the choice to stop shaving and opt for a burly (warm) beard. In recent years, this has morphed into a 'No Shave November'/ 'Movember' phenomenon of sorts, taking a philanthropic turn with several organizations using the no-shave … READ MORE...READ POST.
LLS Man & Woman of the Year | Ravens Raffle
Posted by Good Clean Fun Life | Friday, November 21, 2014
We have done some production work for the LLS of the Eastern Shore, to assist them in gaining candidates and awareness for their Man & Woman of the Year campaign. You can see the Gala here to celebrate those who raised the most money to benefit research for a cure for Lymphoma and Leukemia. If you would like to help ... Read More...READ POST.
Mid-Atlantic Symphony Presents 'Holiday Joy' for the Holiday Season on Delmarva
Posted by Shorebread | Thursday, November 20, 2014
While we hate to admit it, when it comes to the arts, events can be few and far in between here on the Eastern Shore. Luckily, twe have a collection of organizations that give us the opportunity to see unique talent while enjoying arts and culture without traveling over the bridge. One of these organizations if the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Organization (MSO), located here on Delmarva with shows held across … READ MORE...READ POST.
ShoreBilly's Swill: Travels with Syd
Posted by Shorebread | Wednesday, November 19, 2014
I stood there in front of the completely packed restaurant with the cool name feeling a bit dejected. The opportunities for me to dine with my wife and all 4 of my children are very few, and very far between. We only had a few brief hours to spend with my son so I wanted it to be as special as possible. The brief time that I stood in … READ MORE...READ POST.
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Posted by Shorebread | Wednesday, November 19, 2014
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Winterfest of Light Returns to OCMD, Bringing Holiday Cheer to the Beach with Thousands of Twinkling Lights!
Posted by Shorebread | Tuesday, November 18, 2014
When it comes to holiday cheer, nothing says Christmas quite like the start of the Winterfest of Lights each year. The Winterfest of Lights at Northside Park is the event of the winter season, bringing an extra twinkle to Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. This Thursday is the opening night, with the annual tree lighting set to kick-start the event. More than one million holiday lights will sparkle throughout … READ MORE...READ POST.
Weekend Happenings: Winterfest of Lights, Ten Mile Miracle, and 3rd Friday Fun!
It's beginning to look a lot like… Christmas, juuuust kidding. Here at Shorebread, we try not to rush the seasons, but it's hard when all of our favorite towns are planning Christmas tree lightings. That's why we're just embracing it; yes, we appreciate Thanksgiving and all the holiday has to offer (and planning on eating our body weight in roasted turkey) but when Christmas is knocking at your door, … READ MORE...READ POST.
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Experts: Sharp growth in USD exchange rate in Armenia is of adjusting nature
Taner Akcam sees connection between Genocide in Turkey 100 years ago and similar acts today committed by contemporary Islamist terrorists in Syria and Iraq
Expert: Turkey may ratify one of the Zurich Protocols in 2015
Zdzislaw Raczynski: The Association Agreement with EU would open more opportunities for Armenia
Defense Ministry: Military Honors Funeral to pilots of downed Mi-24 helicopter scheduled for 24 November
Armenia's deputy minister of defense informs Ambassador Kasprzyk of details of latest special operation to recover bodies of Mi-24 helicopter crew
Zdzislaw Raczynski says Poland remains committed to its principles in NK problem, that is, not to arm conflicting parties
System of a Down to perform in Yerevan in 2015
Fundamentally, Armenia may be pro-Russian but it does not mean that it may be pro-Putin, Richard Giragosian says
Ex-defense minister of Armenia: NKR Defense Army brilliantly conducted a risky special operation
Seyran Ohanyan: Parts of Armenian helicopter downed by Azerbaijan to be submitted for examination
Armenia confirms it will participate in Baku 2015 European Games, Patrick Hickey says
OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs' Nov 19 statement changed due to Azerbaijan's hysteria
Armenian Defense Ministry hints at big losses in Azerbaijani army due to special operation of NKR Special Forces
Armenia's banks have opportunity to expand their customer base in regions
Armenian Special Forces' actions excite admiration but they do not justify the criminal negligence of Armenian leadership, Artsakh war veteran says
NKR Defense Army Special Forces recover remains of downed Mi-24 helicopter crew
Minister advises Armenian jewelers to hire Indian diamond-cutters to enhance labor efficiency
In 2014 Armenia reduced imports of rough diamonds mostly due to decline in supplies to Russia
Karen Mirzoyan: Karabakh authorities have been taking all the necessary steps for returning of the bodies of the members of MI-24 crew
Every third resident of Armenia is "statistically" poor
Vahe Hakobyan dismissed from the position of the Head of Armenia's Water Management Committee
Ameria Management Advisory enlarges geography of its activities
David Babayan: James Warlick has de facto recognized the presence of a state border between Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijan
MP from Armenian National Congress: Non-power parliamentary forces should be guided by statements of Ruben Hakobyan rather than Raffi Hovannisian
Raffi Hovannisian: Such a short distance between Armenian helicopter and Azeri positions raises numerous questions to Armenian command
Russian professor: Russia's political forces, starting from government officials to opposition, use xenophobic slogans
View from Moscow: Accession to Eurasian Economic Union will not increase number of Armenian citizens migrating to Russia
Expert: Developments in domestic political life of Armenia by no means comply with geopolitical processes in the world
France advocates returning Armenian pilots' bodies to Armenia
Russian professor: In case of the economic crisis growing, we have to expect much outflow of migrants from Russia
Political expert: Armenia has to choose between a maidan and a compromise with the opposition
Green activists again find violations at small hydro power plants (HPP) "Khachaghbyur-1" and "Khachaghbyur-2"
Surfactant saves lives of 135 premature babies in Armenia
Beelines supports repair of Artanish Cultural Center's roof
Stepanakert: Nagorny Karabakh Defense Army bears no relation to murder of Azerbaijani soldier
Head of Water Management Committee still performs his duties
Cooperation agreement between ACBA-CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK and VTB Bank (Armenia) opens up new opportunities for their cardholders
Azerbaijani Defense Ministry surprised at OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs' statement
Expert: Progress in Iran's nuclear talks with the West will not cause changes in its relations with the South Caucasus nations
Expert: Latest geopolitical shifts have given Iran good ground for active foreign political moves
Heritage Party discontented at decision of Parliament Commission for Foreign Affairs
Azerbaijan's parliament vice speaker qualifies OSCE MG co-chairs' statement as absurd
Armenia not to exchange Azeri raiders for bodies of three pilots of downed Armenian helicopter
Piano Battle in Yerevan: Germany's Piano Virtuosi Andreas Kern vs Paul Cibis
ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank, World Vision Armenia and Hayastan All Armenian Fund open Education Center in Gavar
OSCE co-chairs urge Azerbaijan to permit recovery of bodies of crew of shot-down Armenian helicopter
United States again uses just declarative phrases to comment on shooting down of Armenian helicopter by Azeris
Mass media: Robert Kocharyan and a group of oligarchs are going to repay Armenia's foreign debt
Armenian FM using all possible contacts to find out what has happened to crew of Armenian helicopter downed by Azeris
Georgian Premier and Kazakhstan's President to Meet in Astana
RF, Georgian Diplomats Discuss Preparations for the Next Round of Geneva Discussions
EU Highly Values Georgia's Contribution to EU-led Operations - Herman
SOCAR President Travels to Greece
Georgian Premier Meets Head of NATO Liaison Office in Georgia
Media Situation in Azerbaijan in Spotlight of OSCE Conference
Visit of Ilham Aliyev to Hungary Starts
World Day for Decent Work Marked in Georgia
Georgia Toughens Punishment for Illegal Abortions
Georgia, Lithuania to Conduct Joint Military Exercises
Lukashenko calls for increased trade with Azerbaijan
Ministers of Defense, Transport and Foreign Affairs of Lithuania to visit Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan marks Kurban Bayram
Ashot Melkonyan: Armenia must take preventive measures so as not to be blamed for "100-year slander"
Ashot Manucharyan: It is very much dangerous and senseless to lead Russia to war readiness
Tigran Khzmalyan: Armenia has linked its Noah's Arc to Russia's sinking Titanik that is still selling tickets
Alexander Iskandaryan: Peace and war are the two things Russia does not need in the South Caucasus
Ariel Cohen: Putin may be compensating for reputational damage to Russia in the conflict in Ukraine by trying to resolve the Karabakh conflict
Hovhannes Igityan: Serzh Sargsyan's geopolitical choice is an obstacle for investments in Armenia's economy
Andrey Areshev: Russia wants to see Armenia as its strong and dynamically developing ally in the South Caucasus
Vahan Vardapetyan: October 10 will become the day of culmination of consolidation of the society around the Armenian centrist parties
Manvel Sargsyan: The myth of Russia's importance for Armenia is based on the formula "We will defend you"
by Marianna Mkrtchyan
The interests and viewpoints of Stepanakert do not necessarily coincide with those of Yerevan and in a number of cases they are absolutely different, Deputy Chairman of Heritage Party Armen Martirosyan told ArmInfo when commenting on the latest statement of Nagorno-Karabakh Prime Minister Ara Harutyunyan.
To recall, during an online press conference NKR Prime Minister Ara Harutyunyan officially claimed for the first time that even if Nagorno-Karabakh becomes a participant in the negotiations again, the Madrid Principles will be unacceptable to Stepanakert. "I do not think that if Artsakh becomes a party to the talks, the people or leadership of Artsakh will positively respond to the discussions around the principles", said Harutyunyan. When commenting on possible cession of the seven districts to Azerbaijan, the NKR Prime Minister said, "The liberated territories are Artsakh and there can be no other point of view".
"Artsakh has been against the Madrid Principles for a long time. Even the parliamentary factions of the NKR National Assembly made official statements on this. I think discrepancies between the residents of Karabakh and Armenia are possible at least because the first blows in the 1991-94 war were delivered on Karabakh. I am convinced the Armenians of Karabakh should decide what matters more to them in terms of security. Therefore, one cannot speak of a single viewpoint of Yerevan and Stepanakert", stressed the politician.
He also emphasized that not everybody in Armenia agrees to the viewpoint of the authorities in the context of the country's foreign policy, in particular, the expediency of using the Madrid principles. He said that many times the Heritage party came forward against these principles, saying about the non-legitimateness of the Armenian authorities ready to agree to the Karabakh conflict settlement on the basis of the Madrid principles. "The latest presidential election 2013 were fully falsified and the people did not trust in their results. And the president determines foreign policy in Armenia", -he said.
The oppositionist recalled that the situation around Ukraine has demonstrated once again the true cost of the so-called international security guarantees. "In particular, 20 years ago in the Treaty on Kiev's joining the non-nuclear countries, Russia, the USA and the Great Britain in fact came forward as the guarantors of territorial integrity of Ukraine. And today we see how all of them fulfill their obligations. So, against such a background, the territories of Artsakh and its convenient geographical location are the best guarantees of its security", - Martirosyan concluded.
The OSCE Minsk Group (represented by Russian, U.S. and French Co-Chairs) has been engaged in the Karabakh peace process since 1992. The Madrid Principles were suggested by the OSCE Minsk Group in 2007 and updated in 2009.


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Minority enrollment is 42% of the student body, which is more than the NJ state average of 28%.
The student:teacher ratio of 8:1 is equal to the state private school average of 8:1.
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PlainfieldAl & Jean's Tiny Tot Academy
110 watchung avenue
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)755-2444Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
PlainfieldChristian Children Institute
Po Box 2852 350 Leland Ave
Plainfield, NJ, 07062
(908)756-7562Daycare / Preschool (Christian)10 students | Gr. PK-K
PlainfieldGrowing Tree Preschool Kindergarten
18 Park Place
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)754-5505Daycare / Preschool2 students | Gr. PK-K
PlainfieldI Am's Temple Christian Academy
620 Ravine Rd
Plainfield, NJ, 07062
(908)753-6222(Christian)68 students | Gr. K-9
PlainfieldKings Daughters Day School
502 West Front St
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)756-7788Daycare / Preschool13 students | Gr. PK-K
PlainfieldKoinonia Academy
1040 Plainfield Ave
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)668-9002(Roman Catholic)179 students | Gr. PK-12
PlainfieldLove, Care & Act Christian Center
1100 East Front Street
Plainfield, NJ, 07062
(908)769-0379Daycare / Preschool (Christian)9 students | Gr. PK-K
PlainfieldNew Covenant Christian Academy
315 W. 7th Street
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)756-3322(Christian)52 students | Gr. K-12
PlainfieldPhoenix Academy Day Care Center
1345 South Ave
Plainfield, NJ, 07062
(908)412-0312Daycare / Preschool11 students | Gr. PK-KG
PlainfieldStar Bright Christian Learning Center
145 Park Ave
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)756-7927Daycare / Preschool (Christian)2 students | Gr. PK-KG
PlainfieldSundance School
401 Greenbrook Rd
Plainfield, NJ, 07063
(908)561-5055135 students | Gr. PK-5
PlainfieldTaylor's Learning Center
624 Somerset Street
Plainfield, NJ, 07060
(908)222-1114Daycare / Preschool9 students | Gr. PK-K
PlainfieldThe Giving Nest
300 Clinton Ave
Plainfield, NJ, 07063
(908)754-2060Daycare / Preschool29 students | Gr. PK-KG
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FOXBORO -- In their final practice as a team before they take a break for the bye week, cornerback Kyle Arrington, running back Brandon Bolden and tight end Aaron Henandez were the only three players missing from the start of the Patriots Thursday afternoon practice session, which was held in pads on the lower fields behind Gillette. In addition, linebacker Tracy White was on the field, but working out alongside his teammates in sweats.
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We find out what Chris Price was right and wrong about when he made a few predictions before the Lions game. Also, we hear some new ones regarding Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price preview Sunday's Patriots-Packers game, one that many are calling a possible Super Bowl preview.
We get our weekly NFL update with SI/MMQB's Peter King. Peter talks AFC East, first round byes, Jonas Gray/LeGarrette Blount and much more.
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
Sam and Ben talk with Greg Dickerson about how fun this year's Celtics team is to watch as well Jeff Green trade ideas.
Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
The Red Sox trotted out their newest FA acquisition Tuesday afternoon, third baseman, Pablo Sandoval. The Kung Fu Panda then joined MFB to talk about his conversations with (former) Giant teammate, Jake Peavy, about playing Boston. He also stressed that this move was the next big challenge in his life, and addressed some concerns about his defense, stating that he is focused on being at the hot corner for the duration of his contract.
Buster Olney of ESPN joined MFB to talk about all the free agent news surrounding the Red Sox over the past 24 hours
Red Sox beat writer Brian MacPherson joins Danny Picard to talk about the Red Sox going after Jon Lester and other free agents.
Andy Brickley joined the show to talk about David Pastrnak's first game, the offensive struggles, and Milan Lucic playing with the Swedes.
Dale and Michael get Jack Edwards' 'state of the B' report and talk about the win over the Blues at the Garden on Tuesday.
Andy Brickley joined the show and touched on last night's convincing win over a good team, Matt Bartkowski needing a wake up call, and the NHL review process.
BC football sideline reporter Scott Mutryn with the worst impersonation of all time.
Ben Cherington joined us to discuss the Sox off-season moves.
Dino picked the Pack.
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Andy Brickley joined the show to talk about David Pastrnak's first game, the offensive struggles, and Milan Lucic playing with the Swedes.
Rick Pitino had some curious comments after a blowout victory. Richard Sherman takes on the NFL Media policies. Christian talks about a pill for farts.
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Editorial: State needs to get tougher on derelict vessels
Derelict ships appeal to the dreams and schemes of would-be seamen, but the state shouldn't have to pick up the tab when things go awry.
Seattle Times Editorial
THE budget-busting junkers that have befouled Washington's waterways have colorful names — the Deep Sea, the Davy Crockett, the Helena Star, the Cactus.
But this rogue's gallery has collectively cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars because their owners let them rot away until they threatened the environment and economy.
The state's derelict-vessel program, in the state Department of Natural Resources, has been too limited by resources and law to aggressively prevent such disasters as the Deep Sea. The state paid $1.3 million to dismantle the vessel after it sank amid the famed mussel beds of Penn Cove in May, and millions more to clean up an oil spill.
Lawmakers are rightly considering a more proactive approach. HB 1245 would require pre-sale, buyer-beware inspections of dilapidated vessels, and would empower marina owners to dispose of abandoned vessels. To fund disposal, a $1 surcharge on recreational boat licensing, set to expire this year, would become permanent.
These are good steps, but lawmakers should also consider stricter accountability for negligent owners. Automobile drivers must carry liability insurance; why shouldn't owners of near-decrepit ships? Why shouldn't potential buyers of these vessels have to prove they have resources to dismantle and dispose of their property?
The state doesn't have the resources to clean up their messes. The derelict vessel removal budget is $800,000 a year. Several one-time boosts, including $3 million in federal stimulus funding, allowed for dismantling of two big derelict vessels — the 180-foot Cactus and 190-foot New Star — at a cost of $1.5 million.
The recession's lingering effects certainly have added to the state-maintained list of derelict vessels, which now stands at more than 230. The downtrodden vessels appeal to the dreams and schemes of would-be seamen, who don't consider the potential costs.
But the public should not be stuck with the bill when they predictably go awry.
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A biopic on the life of flamboyant entertainer Liberace has been in the works for some time, with Michael Douglas
To Douglas, it was important to know he wasn't just doing a cheap imitation. He explains, "There's a tremendous amount of clips and films that certainly give you a sense, an idea [of Liberace]. It's basically a repetition process of looking at a lot of stuff and finding that balance between knowing you're not an impersonator, you're not going to be exactly like Liberace, and trying to find the balance that makes you comfortable, that makes you secure and makes myself attractive to Matt."
I love how making himself "attractive to Matt" was a major part of the job!
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I've been using this a few days a week for about 5 weeks now and I would rate this as a 3.5. I have both #21 and #23. Since I'm pale from staying indoors this winter, I'm saving #23 for summer. I'm around NC 25.
Pros: I have oily-combination skin and it stays on well throughout the day. It covers up blemishes ok and definitely lightens my undereye circles but don't expect full coverage. It subtly evens out my complexion and makes it look really fresh.
Cons: When I use this too frequently I get more pimples than usual. Also, the weird scent is way too strong and I think the perfume is irritating my skin and causing small bumps where I do not normally get pimples and sometimes my skin feels itchy. Additionally, if you don't moisturize properly, this cream will emphasize any flaky skin.
Tips: I bought the Missha Pore Minimizer to use as a base and while it makes my skin feel softer, I am not sure if it really helps keep the BB cream on any longer. However, it does make the BB cream go on smoother in the area around my nose. I use one drop of sweet almond oil on my forehead where my skin is flaky and let it absorb fully before putting on the BB cream and it prevents the flakiness from being emphasized. When used sparingly, almond oil doesn't make my skin extra oily at all.
Conclusion: While I am happy with the medium coverage and staying power, the perfume irritates my skin and I won't repurchase. I am looking forward to trying the Missha Signature BB cream this summer because it's supposed to be scentless and less irritating.
This is my first ever BB cream. I saw a lot of good reviews all over the internet saying how great this bb cream was, so I quickly ordered one in 23# on-line. Since i have oily and acne-prone skin i was hesitant to start using it, because i was afraid of breakouts...after having this product lying around on my skincare shelf, i finally had the courage to use it and guess what? NO REGRETS at all!!!! the best product i have ever used. It smells lovely and the prefect shade for my Korean skin. By using this BB cream i had a lot of nice comments from friends saying my skin is flawless and porcelain looking!!! I must admit the oil control isn't too great but does stay on all day if i apply a finishing powder. I would recommend this BB cream to anyone who wants flawless skin :D <3
This was my first real BB cream and I'm really pleased with it. I have colour 21 and I'm MAC NW15. It doesn't turn grey on me or anything. I have rather dry skin so I like the somewhat thick consistency. I haven't had any breakouts but like I said I have very dry and dehydrated skin, but if anything bads happens I will rewrite this review.
The coverage is amazing, it's very buildable but it doesn't look cakey. You can look a bit too perfect and photoshopped with it if you use a lot all over your face so I recommend only building it where you need it and keeping the rest very transparant.
I really like it that you can get amazing foundation, concealer, sunscreen and even skincare I believe in 1 product.
The color I get's 21 which's too light. I do test on my jaw line but it ends up being too ghost when applying my whole face. It takes about a good an hour for the color to adjust to a better color for my skin tone (NC30). In term of coloring I failed so I don't know whether 23 'd suit me better or not. However I think I'm not gonna buy it again coz it clog my pores. My skin got slightly bumpy and I can feel and see the blemishes under neat it. It's supposed to even my skin tone but I don't think it 'd as if I my skin still creates blemishes it's not gonna be even in color for sure. So at the end I feel my skin complexion gets worse. The clogging pores effect I notice quicker than the skin 79 in hot pink. It doesn't take me that long to know something 's not going right. I read a review of someone here on MakeupAlley that had the same problem as mine, so I'm assume that I'm not being too harsh for this product. Not buy again
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I got mine in #23, and I shall say it is a very grey product when first pumped out. I have tried this out for 3 months already and so far so good. The oil control is not that fantastic but it's good because it didn't break me out and actually blends into my skin really well after a while. And over a long term of use, I realised my skin has become fairer due to the amount of arbutin my skin absorbs from the bb cream and my facial lotion.
It covers really well, and yes it does apply grey on my skin at first but it takes a while to oxidise to your skin color. And this bb cream is best applied thinly with your fingers. Brushes are good for sure because they make my skin so flawless but fingers does the job for everyday use because it just blends effortlessly into my skin and it matches my skin better. Definitely a repurchase because it's so good!
I revisited the world of BB creams after straying towards foundations for 7 months or so when I found BB creams to be too thick for everyday wear. I lightly dot this on my face after applying my Eucerin moisturiser and gently rub it in for a natural coverage. This ensures a lightweight and medium coverage for my skin. I do not use a lot anyway, less than a pump is good enough to cover my entire face. I use my fingers for application because brushes do not work very well with BB creams for me.
I've been enjoying the time whenever I wear my Missha BB cream. And I find it lasting a whole lot longer when I set it with the right powder. (Such as ZA two-way powder or ELF Complexion Perfection)
One thing I noticed is that I have to exfoliate my skin really well and moisturise it really well before using any base products, in order to have it last longer and adhere better. Decent oil control after being set with ELF Complexion Perfection and Skindinavia setting spray.
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I've been wearing this for about 5 months now and really love it. I have relatively clear, but dry skin, so this has been perfect for me. It evens out my skin tone and lightly covers any imperfections while looking natural and dewy, rather than dry and cakey. It seems to be relatively long lasting as well.
I'm a little inconsistent about makeup removal before I pass out at night, but this hasn't broken me out, so that's a fantastic thing. I have pretty large pores on my nose and when I wear this bb cream, it makes them look much smaller. I also think that my pores in general have shrunk since using this product, though. A major plus!
The only issue I have is with color. I'm a little more yellow-toned than the #23 shade. I'm not darker, just more yellow-toned. It's fine for winter, but I think for summer I might need to get #27 to mix with.
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Broke me out and caused serious clogged pores. Felt very greasy/siliconey going on, did not control my oils. The coverage and color was ok for me, as it did warm up after initial grey tone. I got skin79 BB cream the hot pink one, and much prefer that one over this missha one.
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I got this a few weeks ago in #13 and it's my first 'real' BB cream. I found the coverage to be more than an average tinted moisturizer, but less than most foundations.
- #13 is really light, I almost thought it was too light at first, but it settles in a tiny bit after a few minutes.
- Love the SPF
- Easy to apply, layers well
- You don't need much of this at all, so it feels really light and lasts a long time
- I love the glow it gives me. My skin has been really dull in the cold, and this just gives me that dewy look without sparkle and does not look greasy
- So far (fingers crossed!) hasn't broken me out. It is a little tricky to remove, though!
- On me, so far, does not budge during the day.
- The smell. It's not unpleasant exactly, but it's quite strong.
- I find it really accentuates flakes. I've had some dry patches during the winter, but as long as I exfoliate it goes on beautifully.
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I have normal skin, no discoloration or acne but some fine lines around my eyes. I put a pump in my hand and rub it all over my face as a primer. My skin is perfectly evened out and then a light stippling of studio fix and my skin looks flawless. It evens my makeup and makes for a perfect finish. I love that it never sinks into lines as well and seems to stop the foundation doing that too. It also makes all my pores invisible. I'm an addict, it's a great product!
I love this BB cream, although it hasn't managed to clear my blemishes it really has evened out my skin tone and acts as a perfect tinted facial moisturiser! I love the pump bottle and the colours (although having a slight grey tint) are perfect! I use no. 21 in Summer and no.13 in winter and it doesn't cause me to break out even if I wear it every day, which I can't say about any other foundations/tinted moisturisers. Although not all it claims to be, it's still really, really good and I love it as a day time moisturiser!
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10 fishermen were in the vessel "Vijouin" which started from Kanyakumari and were struggling to keep the boat afloat.
In a joint mission, Mangalore-based officers attached to the Indian Coast Guard Headquarters No. 3 and the Coastal Security Police rescued a boat that developed a crack in the high seas about 30 km off Surathkal coast on Wednesday afternoon.
K.L. Arunkumar, captain of the vessel, said 10 fishermen were in the vessel "Vijouin", which started from Kanyakumari, and were struggling to keep the boat afloat when the Coast Guard's ship Kasturba Gandhi approached it. He told The Hindu that the information reached the Coast Guard around 11 a.m. and the Kasturba Gandhi set sail along with a coastal police boat around 12.15 p.m.
Though he had been asking them to remain calm over wireless equipment, the fishermen had panicked as they were trying hard to plug the crack and ensure that the fishing vessel remained afloat. The boat, owned by Anthony Joseph who was in Ernakulam, had first gone through a similar situation near Mumbai on December 15 where it had been rescued by the Mumbai Coast Guard; they had ensured that the vessel reached Karwar. After some repair work, it was decided to take her to Kanyakumari. The fishermen had been asked to sail close to the coast, said Mr. Arunkumar.
He said the vessel had been reported safe by Honnavar coastal police last night but had suffered a crack in the morning; the fishermen could not contact the local Coastal Security Police immediately as they were far from the coast. However, they were able contact the police after a while.
"They did not have food and water. As we approached them, we gave them water and they calmed down," said Mr. Arunkumar.
Mr. Joseph, the owner, who sought the help of Secretary of the Karnataka Purse Seine Meenugarara Sangha, Mohan Bengre, had requested the Coast Guard to bring the boat to the coast so that he could tow it away.


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Founder & Co-Director: Janell Kapoor is the founder and co-director of the Ashevillage Institute and Kleiwerks International, and the Whole Earth Summit. She is an avid mud mama, international activist, designer, teacher, and community organizer who's work has generated natural building movements of hundreds of thousands of people from over 52 countries. Janell led the first earthen building trainings in Thailand, Argentina and Turkey. Her students have gone on to establish natural building and permaculture education centers, businesses, legislation reform and educational programs and films, including El barro Las manos La Casa. Janell has been featured in numerous articles, radio shows, and in the documentary, First Earth: Uncompromising Ecological Architecture. Janell also transformed a one-acre junk yard and crack house into what is now an eco-urban permaculture demonstration site, the Ashevillage Sanctuary.
Co-Director: Stacey Murphy is a radical systems designer who brings to Ashevillage her vision of creating whole human communities. Founder of BK Farmyards and Farmyard Bootcamp, Stacey's background is in forging innovative community partnerships, while designing integrated and healthy systems, including abundant local food harvests. She has initiated urban farms and CSA's, curated online and on-the-ground agricultural and entrepreneurial trainings, and co-created hands-on, holistic food systems classes for high school students in Brooklyn, NY. As a real foods advocate, Stacey has been featured in Family Circle, on Martha Stewart Radio, and on David Letterman.
Co-Director: Sam Ruark has worked in the field of sustainability for non-profits, small business and local governments for 16 years. He has managed renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, sustainability policy and program development, and over 100 events and conferences. He previously served as a Sustainability Coordinator for Sonoma County, CA Sustainability Planner for Marin County, CA and is LEED Accredited and a certified Permaculture Designer. He is the former Educational programming Director for Seven Star Events, the producers of Green Festivals. He serves on the Board of Daily Acts, has participated and facilitated many leadership trainings, has spoken at dozens of conferences, volunteers for creek and river cleanups, tends honey bees, and is a fermentation enthusiast.
Outreach & Administration: Kathryn Blau is a native North Carolinian, having migrated from the Piedmont to Asheville after earning a B.A. in Anthropology and Environmental Studies at UNC Chapel Hill. Her first two years in the Blue Ridge Mountains were spent coordinating volunteers and educating the public about the French Broad River with RiverLink and AmeriCorps. During that time she participated in a workshop with Ashevillage Institute and fell in love with the work, vowing to one day be more deeply involved. A three-year stint on the West Coast got her hooked on all things gardening, homesteading, herbalism, and permaculture. While in Portland she was an AmeriCorps Team Leader, coordinating workshops and environmental service for the Northwest Service Academy's Ecological Restoration Team. Kathryn thrives on the intersections between nature, culture, and spirituality and loves bringing these together as a part of the Ashevillage team.
Ashevillage Sanctuary Garden & Site Manager: Kate Hanford is a farmer and a local foods advocate. Passionate about contributing to thriving local foods systems, she focuses on creating ecologically and financially viable farm systems. Kate was the Marketing & Production Manager at Growing Power, an international urban farming training center in Wisconsin, where she led sales, workshops on mushroom cultivation and year-round vegetable production, as well as oversaw maintenance of the large-scale vermicompost, compost and aquaponics systems. Kate was also Production Manager at a herb farm, where she tended perennial gardens and co-created a medicinal value-added herbal product line. Kate currently directs the popular West Asheville Tailgate Market and is thrilled to be putting her combined experiences into practice at the Ashevillage Sanctuary.
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With the emcee and both guest speakers alumnus of Oakdale High School, Mustang Pride was prevalent in the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce's 41st Annual Oakdale Ag Scholarship Luncheon held at the Bianchi Community Center on Thursday, March 20.
A hit and run accident resulted in this light pole going down on North Second Avenue, reported early Monday morning, March 24. The pole came down on the awning of the Oakdale MMA building and crews responded quickly, removing the damaged pole to make way for a new one.
Steve Knell, General Manager of the Oakdale Irrigation District, was invited to speak at special meeting of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources on March 19 at Fresno City Hall. The oversight field hearing was on "California Water Crisis and its Impacts: The Need for Immediate and Long-Term Solutions."
Sierra West Airlines was over $15,000 past due in rent payments less than a year ago according to documents received by The Leader from the City of Oakdale requested under the Public Information Act.
Acting on complaints from residents, Oakdale Police recently dismantled three transient encampments on the banks of the Stanislaus River near Valley View Park.
Results from the California Household Travel Survey – the largest and most complex review of its kind – show that the percentage of California residents walking, biking, or using public transportation on a typical day has more than doubled since 2000.
Caltrans has announced that the condition of the pavement on California's highways is at its healthiest level in more than a decade, according to the recently released 2013 State of the Pavement Report.
The Civil War comes alive at the Knights Ferry Civil War Days event, put on by the American Civil War Association this weekend.
A report at the March 17 Oakdale City Council meeting by City Manager Bryan Whitemyer regarding the city budget, showed the city with only a $72,000 variance of its final budget proposed from October of last year.
The Oakdale Irrigation District brought water into its canal system on Saturday, March 15 to prepare for the start of the irrigation season, as reported by OID General Manager Steve Knell at the March 18 regular meeting of the Board of Directors. The season was initially planned to start on March 3 but rains allowed for the delay. It was reported that there were no major issues and only one minor issue with tumbleweed when bringing water into the canals.
A celebration of the new Stanislaus Veterans Medical Transport Program, a collaborative effort to serve Stanislaus area veterans, will be held on Wednesday, March 19, at the Stanislaus County Courthouse Lawn near 12th and I streets in Modesto at 5 p.m. Special guest speaker will be Representative Jeff Denham (R-10th District).
As Californians throughout the state plan to celebrate the St. Patrick's Day holiday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), and the California Highway Patrol (CHP) encourage motorists to plan ahead and designate a sober driver, or arrange for a safe and sober ride home.
Financial scams have become prevalent among seniors. They often go unreported and are devastating to the senior, leaving them in a vulnerable position with little time to recoup their losses. The most common scams are done over the phone, with no face-to-face interaction, and no paper trail, theses scams are incredibly hard to trace. Lonely seniors with nobody to talk to are prime targets. Once a successful deal has been made, the senior's name is then shared with similar schemers looking for easy targets, defrauding the same person repeatedly.
The annual climb in retail gasoline prices that pushes refineries to meet clean energy mandates has elevated the national average price of gas to $4.01 per gallon, a rise of 32 cents since Jan. 1. And Wednesday, Los Angeles became the first major metro area in the continental U.S. see its average price reach $4 per gallon.
Tickets are now on sale for the 33rd Annual Oakdale Testicle Festival which will be held on Monday, March 31 at the FES Hall in Oakdale.
A social app posting of a vague threat led to a police presence at Oakdale High School on Friday, Oct. 17.
The most dramatic hit in the era of the modern day San Francisco Giants – a three-run, pennant clinching blast off the bat of journeyman Travis Ishikawa – landed in the hands of Oakdale's Frank Burke.
California Fish and Game authorities confirmed the existence of a mountain lion prowling the area of Oakdale, east of the city limits.
Oakdale Relay For Life 2015 is on the schedule and the official 'kickoff' event is set for Thursday, Oct. 16.
Blowing dust as a result of developing gusty winds has prompted local air pollution officials to issue a health cautionary statement for Tuesday in the following areas of the air basin: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the Valley portion of Kern counties.
Clear skies and sunshine was the forecast on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Oakdale Airport, which was picture perfect weather for a day of flying and being outdoors.
Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer will be busy in the next few months approving work contracts and signing purchase orders for more than a half dozen city capital improvements that involve either construction or equipment acquisitions for the City of Oakdale.
The man wanted for the Saturday morning shooting of a 24-year-old Oakdale man that resulted in a 12-hour SWAT action closing a portion of East H Street was arrested Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30.
The 12th annual "Tastes of the Valley," a wine and cheese affair presented by the CSU Stanislaus Agricultural Studies Department and Friends of the Fair Foundation will be this Thursday, Oct 2, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock.
Fly into action, entertainment and fun at the Oakdale Airport Appreciation Day on Saturday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The WWII B-25 Bomber will arrive at the airport at 10 a.m. and be on display until 2 p.m. along with an assortment of other aircraft, cars, food and plenty of activities for the kids.
A late night shooting that sent one man to the hospital resulted in a 12-hour police standoff with SWAT officers at an East H Street residence on Saturday, Sept. 27.
A single vehicle accident into a sideyard fence resulted in the arrest of the driver for DUI, but also revealed a backyard marijuana grow on Eucalyptus Avenue.


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C.R.E.A.M., the Wu Tang Clan's classic '94 single, saw Raekwon, Method Man and Inspektah Deck reflecting on the extent to which paper, and their struggle to obtain it, shaped their lives from an early age. Nearly 20 years later, the record's message rings as true as the day it was written. On a standout off his latest street album, Torae links up with fellow Brooklyn lyricist Skyzoo for a timely reminder that Cash Still Rules everything around us. A lush, sampled beat by PJ Katz backs their bars. For this joint, reader-approved lead effort What's Love and much more, check out the emcee's Admission of Guilt tape, released last Wednesday for free streaming and download via The DJBooth.
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When it comes to level 239, you need to work your way up the middle to that lightning bubble. The best way to do this, and hear me out, is to go get a pen and paper and write down the two colors that are used in the center. And then shoot one of your bubbles and see what color they change to. For instance, the one I just played had "blue" and "red" bubbles, and once I shot, the "blue" turned to "pink" and the "red" turned to "purple", and then they will go back to the first color. Writing this down will help you. So work your way up the middle to the lightning bubble. If you get a certain color bubble that you don't need, throw it off to either side. I can't tell you step by step what to do here because it is going to vary every time you play based on what color bubble you get. But once you get to the lightning bubble, hit it to proceed.
When you get to the next phase, hit the locks on the chain on both sides first. Now you have a long chain of color changing bubbles on both sides, hit them with the color it is going to become. You need to work your way to the upper left and right corner where the locks are on the chain, again, no step by step here, it is just a matter of getting the color you need at the right time. But once you get to the locks, hit them to proceed.
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So welcome to the last part. Your goal here is to make it to that star bubble in the middle. To do this you must clear some of those color changing bubbles. So just shoot with the corresponding colors to clear them. Once you have a shot to that star bubble, you need to shoot it with the same color that the baby bubble is that is trapped on both sides of the screen. Doing so will win you the level. But be careful not to clear both sides. If you get rid of all the bubbles here, it will drop the star bubble and you can't win, so once you have that clear shot for the star bubble, hit it.
If you are still having trouble, you always have the option of getting some rainbow bubbles with your coins. Before the level starts, one of those 4 buttons above the "Play 1" button is an option to get 4 rainbow bubbles with 58,000 coins. Rainbow bubbles are like wild cards, they work on every color bubble. And coins do not cost you any real-life money. You earn coins by playing the game. You can see how many you have on the menu screen in the top left corner. These rainbow bubbles would be real helpful in the first stage. Good Luck!
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Fyi, 'html' contains several templates for various projects, 'js' contains our own Javascript libraries but also 3rd party: jquery, YUI, Cufon, etc. Ideally I want to pull from 3rd party repo's where possible, though I can live without that for the time being.
In my case, 'js' should be separate from 'html' because it is used by other projects that have nothing to do with the 'html' directory, but projects based on templates from 'html' always require 'js'.
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I read about submodules in this SO question, and sparse checkouts, but I didn't understand how either of these could achieve the above - unless I'd clone '/lib' and sparse checkout '/lib/html/template1/' for example, and then inside '/lib/html/template1/js/' clone the same repo and sparse checkout '/lib/js'. In which case my second question:
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When work is complete on local branch(es), we'd merge with the dev branch. When the project is complete, we'd merge dev with master. So the third question:
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