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JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled against several losing candidates who filed suit against the Shelby County Election Commission, claiming the 2010 county election races were rigged.
The appellate court on Monday said the candidates failed to show that "fraud or illegality so permeated the conduct of the election as to render it incurably uncertain."
The unanimous opinion upholds the ruling of a lower court in Shelby County.
All but one of the losing candidates ran as a Democrat, the other running in a nonpartisan judicial race. They filed the lawsuit after Republicans, who control the county Election Commission, unexpectedly won the races.
The lawsuit asked a court to void the election and prevent the winners from taking office.
-- Associated Press
Trial date set for court clerk
A July 16 trial date was set Monday for General Sessions Court Clerk Otis Jackson, who is charged with official misconduct.
Jackson, who was elected in 2008, was indicted last year for allegedly pressuring his staff to contribute and collect money for his re-election campaign.
He has called the charges "strictly politics."
Senior Judge Walter Kurtz of Nashville will preside over the trial to be held in Shelby County Criminal Court. Kurtz stepped down from the Circuit Court bench in 2008.
The special judge was appointed because local judges know Jackson and many of the witnesses likely to be called in the case.
Jackson has filed for re-election this year, even though he was been suspended with pay by the General Sessions judges last August while his criminal case is pending.
Since Jan. 1, the suspension has been without pay.
Ed Stanton Jr., who is among the eight candidates seeking the office, is serving as interim clerk.
Early voting begins Wednesday for the March 6 primary. The general election is Aug. 2.
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#37283 - natanhiel (11/15/2012) [-]
I pushed a girl away from me slowly lately because I thought she disliked me, and it turns out she liked me.
Probably the 7th time I've made this mistake in my life now.
Fuck, I need to get better at reading signs 'n' shit.
Probably the 7th time I've made this mistake in my life now.
Fuck, I need to get better at reading signs 'n' shit.
#37329 to #37283 - smashingprodigy (11/15/2012) [-]
Is it too late now? You can't turn this around?
And by the way, every girl is different, so those signs you're getting might differ.
And by the way, every girl is different, so those signs you're getting might differ.
#37334 to #37331 - smashingprodigy (11/15/2012) [-]
Pardon me if I'm being a little slow, but how is that related to her liking you? Do you not like her back, or have you ruined your chance with her? :/ I don't understand.
#37337 to #37336 - smashingprodigy (11/15/2012) [-]
Well, what exactly did you do if you don't mind me asking? I know you thought she disliked you, but you weren't exactly a jerk, right?
#37339 to #37338 - smashingprodigy (11/15/2012) [-]
Well, even if she did dislike you, that seems a little cold-hearted to me, but I'm sure there's a way to recover from it. You can't just apologize to her and talk it out with her?
#37341 to #37340 - smashingprodigy (11/15/2012) [-]
What about talking to that close friend of yours? Maybe she can help in some way if she's willing to listen. Just explain everything. How were you sure that this girl disliked you?
#37345 to #37343 - smashingprodigy (11/15/2012) [-]
I'm sorry. I don't really know how you would get through to her. Like I said, maybe give it some time. If you have her on any social networking site as a friend or if you have her email, write a message to her or give her a note explaining your mistakes. Since she doesn't want any direct contact for now, she should be more willing to read a letter when she doesn't have to give you a direct response (or any response at all). Other than that, I'm not too sure. I hope that helps somehow.
#37324 to #37283 - beatmasterz (11/15/2012) [-]
What do you mean pushed away?
#37328 to #37325 - beatmasterz (11/15/2012) [-]
But if she liked you, she would've tried to get your attention, right? And I assume she did that, and I think a person who disliked you wouldn't do that.
#37342 to #37332 - beatmasterz (11/15/2012) [-]
That's sad. I suggest you tell her you had the wrong idea of her and don't have any hostile feelings towards her.
optionally ask if she wants to go see a movie or something.
optionally ask if she wants to go see a movie or something.

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This week's Updike post delayed until May 9
Due to some other assignments I'm finishing, I have to delay this week's Reading the John Updike Stories to Friday. This week's story will be "The Doctor's Wife."
In the meantime, feel encouraged to browse a few of my past posts on Updike's stories.
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"You'll Never Know, Dear, How Much I Love You"
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Carlton Cole is being linked with a move to Juventus.
Sky Sports are claiming this morning that reprsentatives of the Italian giants have contacted the Hammers with regards to making an offer for the in-form 26-year-old striker.
Juve are currently managed by former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri, who used to work with Cole when both were employed at Stamford Bridge.
La Vecchia Signora are currently second in Serie A behind league leaders Inter having beaten Fiorentina 1-0 at the weekend.
Should Cole end up playing at the Stadio delle Alpi he will be vying for a first team spot with the likes of club captain Alessandro Del Piero, French international David Trezeguet and Italian international Vincenzo Iaquinta.
Elsewhere SkySports are linking United's Calum Davenport with a move to Sunderland; the two clubs are said to be 'locked in talks' over the 26-year-old centre half who had previously agreed a £3million move to Bolton before it fell through.
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''I agree - get him out, he is useless and clueless, he is just there when the ball is needed to be tapped in the back of the net!''
by Gerry
07:39PM 14th Feb 2009
''He is not performing at West Ham, and has never done so. Sell please.''
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''Have no fear Mr Miles, our under 18s are one of the strongest in the country, have a litte look at whos coming through. Junior Stanislas and Zavon Hines inparticular!''
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''And Amauri, would be very surprised if he left. The competition would be too stiff there and we really need him right now.''
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''Honestly great news for Cole. He has been playing well recently and deserves to attract some attention.
However getting me slightly worried today I see we sold Mullins. Fair enough, he doesn't play. It also looks as if Davenport is off. Players that don't play but then I read what Nani said once the deal is done for Nsereko that's us done for January.
We have got a strong starting 11 but we have lost a lot of players that so we are losing our depth if we lose a few more players through injury we will be playing our under 18s next!''
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Let me introduce myself -- i live in Montreal, Canada and i started drawing about six months ago. I study independaltly (except for the trusty anatomy book and drawings of the old masters of course). Ultimately i wish to be able to sculpt so i draw to first figure out human form, expression etc.
There are the sketches from the past week; mostly of the head because its what i've been studying recently. Theyre all done from imagination except for two done from models. All comments, critiques and suggestions are welcome...
also sorry about the image quality, i dont have a scanner so a camera will have to do. also for those interested i'm using conte sanguine sticks
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I would like to be the first to welcome you to CA, glad to have particiapting on this great site. Just browse around in other people sketchbooks and reply with feedback and advice if need be.
Your off to a great start. those head studies are great. your really getting the underlying structure down. One thing I would say is, your eyes are a bit large on most of your models, especially the last few. If you look in my sb, that was a problem I was having when drawing heads from my imagination. Great values, I can see your getting the the core shadow, cast shadow, and a bit of the reflect light. Keep em coming, remember to mix it up with those anatomy studies. Keep it coming.
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My son is two and a half. He doesn't sit still for a portrait at 1/500. A really aggrevating little guy when it comes time to ship a new portrait off to the grand parents. He and his mom are out of town right now that is why I can actually take pictures in the house. If he was there, all photographic equipment would be in serious danger. Especially since he loves to look at the groud glass, push the button on my strobe that makes it fire, look in the wrong side of the lenses and measure the light in every nook and cranny when he sneaks off with the light meter when I am in the field.Originally Posted by rbarker
Everything I did to my dad's equipment.
I am looking at a filter to seperate an orange hat from a yellow rain slicker. After that I am going to move to the toys.


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The grass from yonder flat has faded And all its freshness doomed,
For diggers' picks have now invaded
The ground where wild flowers bloomed
The gold that had for ages slumbered, Locked close, in nature's maze
We diggers trace through drives un numbered ,In these gold seeking days.
The trees that many an acre covered, 'Neath which the emu played
Where bright plumb'd birds so often hover'd,are now for firewood laid.
The wilderness becomes a township, And busy life displays,
Where diggers meet in cordial friendship In these gold seeking days.
And here we toil in search of treasure, Far from our childhood's home;
Bereft of every social pleasure,unheeded and unknown;
Yet hope, the digger' heart sustaining Sheds her effulgent rays;
And bids us strive without complaining In these gold seeking days.
So after leaving the Berlin goldfield, I take a short run west across to the Wehla area but instead of finding the remains of a gold mining area ghost town, I find fenced and flagged off mining leases on the old goldfield. Rather than get in trouble entering onto a possible mining lease, I head east again, towards Kingower. Riding along, I spot the road to the Kingower Cemetery. I'm always keen to maybe learn something of an area's history. Inside the cemetery, it's obvious the locals take pride in the grounds. Colourful flowers grow next to the well tended graves. Some of the early ones have new headstones and plaques. Others simply exist, unmarked save for a numbered peg.
It's a shame all graves don't include a brief history of the occupants, like this.
At least some people have a great sense of humour, even deceased.
One of the really old graves.
Some tell of the terrible struggles to survive in this area prior to modern medical help.
Then there were sites like this, that really are heart breakers.
A 27yo woman, Mary Stewart who lost her fifteen month old daughter, Janet, in May, 1863, then her own life in November, 1863.
The adjoining grave, in what I believe to be a family plot due to its wrought iron fence, is that of Alexander Forbes, who was apparently a Storeowner and Publican, who died only 14 months earlier in September, 1862.
I'm still trying to find a link between Stewart and Forbes and how they died. I'll add that to the report at a later date if I have any luck.
What I have found so far is that Forbes was business partners with a former gold miner, John Catto, who became the Kingower Postmaster. It was behind their premises in the young goldfield town that the (at the time) largest nugget, the Blanche Barkly (1743.5 troy ounces or 145.25 pounds) was dug from 17 feet down. Named after the Governor of Victoria, Henry Barkly's young daughter, Blanche, it was found in August, 1857 by a party of new miners to the Kingower goldfields, brothers Robert and James Ambrose (from Gravesend, England) and brothers Samuel and Charles Napier, (from New Brunswick, Canada) working a joint claim. I'd imagine the trade at Forbes hotel would have been brisk from that point onwards. Aren't graveyards and history great. But to look at just the grave, you'd never know this.
Just as I was walking back to the bike after finishing my tour of the whole cemetary, a car drove in. It was the Secretary of the Kingower Cemetary Board. His wife was recently buried here and he had come by to do some weed control, mainly stopping the young sapling trees from taking over the area. It was great talking to him. We chatted about the cemetary features and history, including about the unmarked Chinese miner's graves and the wooden plaque headstones, the loss of the graveyard records office in a fire, then goldmining, district history and also about my own find, which he was quite impressed to see. We had a few great laughs, including about him being made a "Life Member" of the cemetary. I could have spent all day talking with him, but he needed to attend to his business and I needed to ride. But it was a truly great encounter. One of the best of the trip.
Anyhoo, back on the bike I rode around the area following tracks and trails, exploring this famous goldfield...
Where gold nuggets were once picked up like potatoes from the brown soil. Then down through the forrest...
heading out past the Union Mine site and coming back into the small town's main crossroads three times before finally consulting the GPS and heading towards Inglewood township. Lost? Me? Never!
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getty images Erik Bedard has been bumped from the Houston Astros starting rotation. Bedard, 34, has made 25 appearances with the Astros this season – including 23 starts. In his last two outings Bedard had failed to pitch out of the fifth inning. While Bedard's ERA and WHIP (4.48 ERA, 1.49 WHIP) are nearly the same as they were two months ago the Astros could not help but notice that Bedard has lost his last six decisions to fall to 3-9 on the season. There had been some chatter that a contending team could have added Bedard at the trade deadline, though the left hander remained in Houston. Bedard should be a free agent at seasons end so there seems to be little reason for the Astros to give him another shot at their rotation.
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SUGAR HILL - A Sugar Hill man has been cited with 30 counts of animal neglect after authorities located more than 20 animals living in unsanitary conditions on his property, police said.George Ellis Pugh, 59, was taken into custody by Gwinnett County Police on Monday morning, cited with neglecting the 17 horses, nine cows, three pigs and one goat discovered at his 5893 Suwanee Dam Road home in Sugar Hill. Gwinnett County Police Department spokeswoman Cpl. Illana Spellman said the animals were found in "unsanitary conditions" and were "not properly fed." Animal Control officers and members of the Georgia Department of Agriculture obtained search warrants for the property after numerous complaints from neighbors concerning the animals. An equine veterinarian on scene at the time of the search discovered the animals were severely underweight and infected with worms and lice, authorities said. The majority of the animals were taken to the Gwinnett Animal Welfare Center in Lawrenceville for care. Police said nine of the horses were taken in by a horse handler who is a major with the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department. Seven more, those in the most severe conditions, were seized by the Department of Agriculture and the remaining horse was taken to the county's Animal Welfare Center. At this point it is unknown if the animals will be eligible for adoption. "When livestock is involved it's a different issue," Spellman said. It will be up to a judge to decide where the animals will make their permanent home, she added. At this time, Spellman said, it is uncertain why Pugh had so many animals. According to jail records, the 59-year-old was released from the Gwinnett County Detention Center on Monday on a $8,100 bond.
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Beer dinner with top chefs on Feb. 25 will raise funds for veteran
The Best of Milwaukee Beer Dinners series -- which pairs food from top Milwaukee chefs with craft beer -- is back this month and raising funds for a badly injured veteran.
The veteran is a friend since childhood of Wolf Peach chef Daniel Jacobs. Sgt. Ed Matayka was severely injured in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2010, which required the amputation of both legs. He also suffered a stroke as a result of the injuries. His rehabilitation continues, and he and his wife now are expecting twins. »Read Full Blog Post
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Indulgence Chocolatier's store and pairing bar in Walker's Point opens Aug. 9
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River Rhythms moves indoors tonight
River Rhythms moves its Battle of the Bands to the Turner Hall Ballroom, 1034 N. 4th St., for tonight only.
It's a rare occasion, but the outdoor concert held in Pere Marquette Park moves a couple blocks away for its Battle of the Bands concert. Competing are Softly, Dear, Deaf Dumb and Blind Kids, Blaq Ops, Dinny Bulca and The Young Revelators! Bands compete for a slot in the 2014 Summerfest lineup. »Read Full Article
Anchor desk changes at WISN-TV for McKee, Garbaciak, Newton
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Busy Myles Coyne releasing album with Rusty Nickel Band
If patrons of the Milwaukee music scene had to elect a lone person as its mascot, Myles Coyne would probably make the short list of strongest candidates.
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Shuffling the deck at WISN; Nick Montes leaves WTMJ
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WISN-TV (Channel 12) anchor-reporter Jason Newton announced on social media that he will be joining the station's "12 News This Morning" broadcast. »Read Full Blog Post
African World Festival jazzes it up at lakefront
Since returning in 2010 from a two-year hiatus, the African World Festival's music lineup has been heavy on jazz — a driver of not only African-American culture but also international interest in the daylong celebration of black history, ancestry and contributions in Wisconsin on Saturday.
For just $12 general admission until Thursday, or $17 starting Friday, patrons can see headliners such as Brian Culbertson from 8 to 9:15 p.m. at the Miller Lite Oasis at Maier Festival Park, where African World Festival will take place from noon to midnight Saturday. A keyboardist and trombonist who plays other instruments, too, Culbertson released his 13th album last year, "Dreams," a blend of R&B and jazz. »Read Full Article(11)
Cafe Perrin will fetch dogs their own dinners for 'Doggy Dining'
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On Tap Today: Truck pulls and 'Tigers' and Warped - oh my
It's a Wednesday, but it really feels like a rehearsal for the weekend - lots going on today.
The Ozaukee County Fair starts its five-day run today in Firemen's Park in Cedarburg. Admission is free (midway rides have fees, though); there's music on three stages, a diesel truck pull, lots of animals and, at dusk, a fireworks display. »Read Full Blog Post


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Clayon made that EASY DP ball almost turn into only getting 1 out.Originally Posted by OldRedBuck
Clayon made that EASY DP ball almost turn into only getting 1 out.Originally Posted by OldRedBuck
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The bad plays have far outnumbered the good so far for Clayton. In his prime, the guy was one hell of a defender. But his prime is light years away at this point.
I've been wanting Castro as the starting SS since we traded FeLo. Atleast you know what you're going to get, great D, little offense, and even a homer now and than if the pitcher lays it in just right.
I love Castro, and I can't believe he's not starting at Short over Clayton.Originally Posted by Tom Servo
Castro is a great defensive shortstop.
I hate the Cardinals. I hate the Cubs.
Let's. Go. Reds.
"Per Aspera Ad Astra"
At this rate, Royce Clayton is making me miss Gookie Dawkins. Actually, that's not fair to Clayton. I miss Gookie period, just because of his name. When D.T. Cromer briefly played first base for us, and Gookie and Pokey manned the middle, those were the best. "Gookie to Pokey to D.T.!" Never mind, I don't miss that. Those were some AWFUL injury decimated ballclubs, haha.
Incorrect. Try again. If you think Clayton is a good defensive SS, look in the mirror to find the baseball novice.Originally Posted by OldRedBuck
Well, Clayton can't turn DP's all that well, but he can hit into them quite well!! Two more months of Clayton, two more months of Clayton, Two more months of Clayton...
Clayton is terrible with the bat.. just terrible
He turned one perfectly well in the ninth.Originally Posted by cincrazy
Not that it mattered.
I hate the Cardinals. I hate the Cubs.
Let's. Go. Reds.
"Per Aspera Ad Astra"
Why not Castro, if pitching and defense win games, I would rather have Castro making plays instead of Clayton missing them. Besides the double plays he has a hard time turning (probably because of no arm strength,) he has no range on what look like routine ground balls.
Castro also has a little pop in his bat, not the big zero homeruns like Clayton.
I'm sorry, Clayton makes the routine play, Marty said so.Originally Posted by cincrazy
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Definitely Griffey's fault! I mean geez, if Griffey isn't back there staring at Clayton and making him nervous, then there's no way he's botching all of these plays!! DAMN THAT GRIFFEY!
One of Pete Rose's theories, (as presented by Tracy Jones) was that guys who need their legs to do their jobs (i.e. middle infielders, outfielders depended on for defense etc.) could "lose it in an the blink of an eye" when they age. Seeing 3 weeks of Clayton I have to wonder if he has crossed that line during this season.
Down in Houston, how did he not get to Berkman's RBI single in the 3rd game. Then of course he fell down and nearly missed turning the game ending double play. And, the problems he had in Milwaukee have been beaten around pretty good here..
Tonight I thought Martin's single off Arroyo in the 4 run inning looked very playable for Clayton; and of course he subsequently botched that gimme DP which along with Freel's earlier error opened the flood gates. On the should have been DP, the guy was bearing down on him at little at 2nd but it was the catcher going to first. He had all kinds of time to step to the inside of the bag, get set and make a good throw. Instead he flipped that lollipup up there off the wrong foot and the rest is history. And we've been told he is out there for his veteran presence and situational awareness....
While we're passsing out goat's horns, Ross also played a part. In the 4 run inning, Dunn gave him a strong throw to make a play on Drew and he wasn't able to come up with the hop. They get that out and the 4 run inning becomes a zero run inning. The ball had Drew beat by close to 10 feet. I thought Ross was too passive. He could have steped around his backhand and stepped into the throw and have been moving right into the runner.
I'll bet Narron doesn't sleep a wink tonite thinking about those three plays that would have stopped 9 of the 10 runs.
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Police find drugs and a handgun in a car stopped in Marangaroo
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POLICE found a handgun and illegal drugs in a traffic stop in Marangaroo last night.
Detectives from the Vehicle Crime Unit flagged the green Holden Cruze down on Highclere Boulevard, and allegedly found drugs and the gun inside.
A 23-year-old Girrawheen man, who was a passenger in the car, has been charged with firearm and drug offences as well as stealing a car.
He will appear in Perth Magistrates Court today.
Police are also searching for two dark-skinned women who allegedly attacked and robbed a 23-year-old woman on Amazon Drive in Beechboro at 11.30pm last night.
The woman claims she was approached by two women who then punched her in the head and pulled her hair, making her fall to the ground.
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We have eaten here many times. Anything we have ever had has been very good. Love their veggie pizza. So good. The chocolate cake is fabulous with ice cream. I split this with the other couple we go with. You shouldn't ever leave here hungry. Owner s are great people, very friendly and accommodating and always very clean place to... More
The food here is the best of home style cooking. Steaks are broiled to order, succulent and tender! Potatoes are hand mashed and yummy yeast rolls, handmade! Deep fried selections are crispy and flavorful. And the desserts, oh my! Fabulous ice cream, or fresh berries on angel food cake or just-out-of-the oven bread pudding topped with sweet real whipped cream.... More
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We've eaten here quite a few times....both for breakfast & for dinner. The atmosphere is wonderful....quiet - soothing - soft music - great views from the windows overlooking the woods. If they are busy...you might wait a little while for breakfast to arrive, but it is certainly worth it. The food is home cooked & excellent...Texas toast is wonderful....some of... More
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You would never guess how large this restaurant is from the outside. Once inside the double door entrance the place is much larger than you would think. The first thing I noticed was how clean the place was. Even the restrooms were very clean. The food is a good value, good portions and tasty. They have the best coleslaw we... More
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The same user asks every two days, some too localised, trivial, debugging questions and does not even make the effort to accept one of the proposed answers. Should not the moderators, somehow encourage the user to at least accept some of the answers given; It is as SO is used for debugging his / her project.
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This came in a trial set along with the moisturizing cream (which I love). The cleanser is just ok, I wouldn't use it at night to remove makeup, but maybe in the morning when my face is mostly already clean.
Well it sounds gentle, but not on my face! It stings in the area below my nose and above my mouth. Once I wash it off, my skin is red there. Plus, it does not remove makeup, but it would be fine as the second step in a dual cleansing routine. Price is great, but not for my skin. Funny thing is, other lower rated cleansers work just fine for me. Wish PC would identify what the irritating ingredient is in this face wash.
This cleanser is fabulous, however it does a horrible job at removing makeup. I'm fine with this, though because I always break down my makeup with coconut oil prior to washing my face so the cleanser can just focus on cleansing my skin rather than the makeup. This gets rid of the oily residue and any slight trace of remaining makeup on my face and doesn't leave it tight and irritated. Love this cleanser!
This product does not remove tinted sunscreen, foundation or my eye makeup. Also does not work with my Clarisonic brush.
For the past 30 years I've used Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser as a pre-cleanse to remove my makeup. It has NEVER irritated my skin. I decided to try the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser to see how it compares. Within 30 seconds I could feel my skin starting to sting. I had the same thing happen when I tried a generic brand of Cetaphil. I'm going to stick with my Cetaphil and Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Cleanser. Both are excellent for my normal sensitive skin and do not ever cause irritation.
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Wow! I've been using the skin recovery moisturizers and the 1% BHA lotion from Paula's Choice but still had some remaining redness, dryness, and a few rosacea breakouts. Switching to this took care of that completely!
This makes my skin feel dewy, soft, and supple. It cleanses well and doesn't irritate the skin or eyes. However, I'm not sure if it makes a good makeup remover as I use one beforehand.
My skin tends to have buildup of oil and dead skin. This cleanser fails to do any deep cleaning. Also, its texture is hard to use with face brushes because it lacks adequate slip and instead causes the bristles to scratch at my face.
Otherwise, its nice and soothing. Great option for people with irritated inflamed skin. Or people whose face is never that dirty to begin with. Best used as a morning cleanser.
If you are a swimmer, the Hydrating Cleanser is a great product to use after spending time in a big box of chlorinated water. I ditto other comments about CerVe products being a great value, but wanted to emphasize its effectiveness for removing that dreadful itchiness caused by chlorine.
This cleanser is non-drying and works nicely for the morning when very minimal cleansing is needed. I love the way it feels on my skin, but it's really designed for those who don't wear makeup. I would describe it as more of a rinse off moisturizer. I have used this at night, but only after taking off my makeup with a couple Lumene Sensitive Touch wipes. Without the makeup remover wipes, I'd see a lot of makeup on my cotton ball when I apply my Paula's Choice Clear Regular Strength exfoliant.
I was looking for a cleanser, saw that CeraVe was highly recommended and not too expensive, so I bought this for my combo to dry skin.
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Possible cons: Creamy/Slimy texture. It feels like it will leave a film, but only when washing. (when I rinse, my skin feels clean - not filmy at all!) Doesn't remove all makeup. Doesn't lather (could be a pro for some. I don't mind that it doesn't.)
My teenage boy skin is troublesome. I deal with cystic acne due to hormones and treatments I use reaallly dry out my oily skin to the point that it cracks. EVERY cleanser would leave my skin feeling tight (even paulas skin recovery one). I got this cleanser along with the cerave facial moisturizing lotion pm (another AMAZING product) and my skin is so hydrated and not greasy at all. It's like a translucent gel and it really INFUSES the skin with water. Get this cleanser now!!
I have to agree with other reviews, about this stinging. I'm very surprised and wish I could figure out which ingredient is causing this. As a water soluble cleanser & suppose to be non irritating just doesn't make sense.
After reading other reviews, I decided to try it as a morning cleanser. It is great. It doesn't leave my face dry or tight in any way. It was a little pricier than I wanted for a morning cleanser, but the bottle is pretty big and it should last for a long time.
I don't wear makeup often so this product is excellent for me. On the days I wear mascara, however, I find it is very difficult to remove using this product and always wake up the next morning with smudges.
Uber mild...no lingering residue but doesn't remove makeup completely. Super gentle non-irritating, non-drying but you still feel like you washed your face.
This is the best cleanser I have ever used! Have been using it for several years. It is gentle and does not strip my skin of needed moisture. If I wear heavier foundation, I usually wash my face twice. My current favorite foundation, Clinique CC Cream comes right off with this cleanser. I have always used eye makeup remover prior to using any cleanser. I think the key with this cleanser is to add plenty of water to it so it makes a nice lather!
I love this brand and was excited to recommended it to my sensitive skinned roomate. On the first use it stung and burned her skin and caused severe erythema.
I have been using CeraVe's lotion for years before they expanded their brand. Loved it when my skin was oily. Now mid 30s my skin is changing and is on the slightly drier side. Thought I would give this a try to boost hydration a bit. Unfortunately It stung immediately so bad I had to wash it off.
I've normal and sensitive skin that can be a bit dry from time to time, and I've been using CeraVe's "Hydrating Cleanser" twice a day for 2-4 weeks now. Usually when I bought cleansers for dry skin they tended to be similar to lotions and leave a greasy residue on my skin. So, I've been avoiding them like the plague. Fortunately, I saw the review for this cleanser on Paula's Choice and I now have a cleanser that cleans and hydrates my skin just the way I wanted it to!
This is an adequate cleanser. It is very gentle and I can use it all over my eye area without any irritation at all. However, even though it does an ok job of removing my eye makeup, I have to cleanse with this twice in order to clear all my foundation residue from my oily/large pores. The first time I cleanse with just my hands to remove the makeup, and the second time I use it with my Clarisonic. When I cleanse the second time with the Clarisonic the brush head there is still a lot of residue.
This is a good morning cleanser when you don't need to remove makeup. It's soothing and my skin feels better after using it. I use a different cleanser at night to take makeup off; I stopped using this one in the evenings when I realized it doesn't remove makeup at all. I don't think I'd buy it again but at least I can still use it up.
I bought this cleanser after reading the review on Beautypedia. I love it! I am on the backside of (50), and have normal to dry skin. I have not had any problems with it removing makeup as one of the other reviewers has but I do use a product designed for that purpose when I wear eye makeup.
I think this product does an excellent job of cleansing my face without stripping it and would recommend it to anyone.
I appreciate the incredible mildness of this cleanser, but if you're wearing makeup, it will not remove it without copious scrubbing with a damp washcloth - and if you're trying to baby your skin, that defeats the purpose. I'll keep it in my 'stash' for the rare times that my skin becomes dry or reactive (if I've used too many 'actives' that have upset it), but for daily use, this just doesn't cut it.
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New York Road Runners is located in New York City at 9 East 89th Street (between Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue), half a block from Central Park. We have lockers (bring your own lock), toilets, and a water fountain.
Hours of Operation:
Weekdays: 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Please note that hours of operation may be extended during number pickup and registration for races, and that number pickup for weekly races takes place during specific hours, not during all of our hours of operation. Please see the schedule on each specific race page.
2015 Holiday Schedule (closed to the public):
New Year's: Thursday, January 1, Friday January 2
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: Monday, January 19
President's Day: Monday, February 16
Easter: Sunday, April 5
Memorial Day: Early closing at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, May 22 and closed Monday, May 25
Independence Day: Thursday, July 2, Friday, July 3, Saturday, July 4
Labor Day: Friday, September 4, Monday, September 7, Tuesday, September 8
Remaining Closures Pending Update