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Redken • Real Control Crema Care • Styling Products
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*TOP REVIEWER* novelist on 11/18/2009 5:01:00 PM more reviews by novelist
Age: 44-55 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
Of the three Real Control products which I purchased and have used three or four times (shampoo and conditioner and this styling product), this cream is the keeper. I have to use it after towel-drying my hair because the Real Control conditioner does not fully untangle my medium length hair. Granted, my hair is thick but it is not damaged and I only decided to buy this line because of the rinse I'm using on my hair.
This cream works very well to smooth out my hair which then becomes very manageable. Once I've blown my hair nearly dry, the hair is full and soft and requires no further products or even styling. It is a wonderful product. and I need apply only a small amount for it to work.
I will definitely repurchase Crema Care and I hope it works just as well without the other two mates which were disappointing experiences.
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Smuckles on 11/3/2009 8:20:00 PM more reviews by Smuckles
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This is some wonderful product!
I have been using the little sample tube for months now, it's really a great option if you wanna give it a go, it lasts, and it was under 5 bucks at the local beauty supply. I love Redken for that alone.
I have only good things to say about the Real Control line!
This product makes styling my long, fine, wavy hair effortless. I use a dime size amount all over my damp hair, then apply a bit more in my frizzy, more problem areas, back in a bun to dry, and done!
My hair is silky, shiny, smoooooooth, and not weighed down (the most important one for me).
I'm going to invest in a bigger tube, and they looked quite generous, I imagine if the sample lasted me as long then the full size could go a very long way.
Good stuff! ;)
*UPDATE* I ran out of the sample tube and bought the full size, I have had it for 5 months now and I've barely dented it. Kudos to Redken for giving such a generous amount.
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*TOP REVIEWER* harmonyjensen on 7/18/2009 8:15:00 PM more reviews by harmonyjensen
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I've been using this product for several days now and I'm definitely happy with it. I have a lot of fine hair and it's damaged and dry from too much highlighting. This stuff makes my hair extra soft and less poofy and frizzy. The ends of my hair always look wrecked, but my hair is a lot smoother since using this product. I rarely dry my hair in an attempt to prevent more damage and it dries wavy and smooth. I will definitely repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* aligator on 7/15/2009 3:09:00 AM more reviews by aligator
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I have really dry, frizzy, coarse, wavy/straight, thick virgin hair. I use the entire Redken Real Control line and love everything about it! The Crema Care is a leave-in treatment you use after you towel dry your hair. I let my hair dry naturally most of the time and this stuff makes my hair feel smooth and look well, in control! I have never used a line that actually works with my hair until now.. This stuff also smells great! I love it!
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carlasher on 4/18/2009 3:34:00 AM more reviews by carlasher
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Dark Hair: Black, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is one of the best leave-in conditioners I have ever used. This keeps my hair manageable and extremely soft. If you're looking for shine, this will not give it to you, but it will keep your hair soft and free of breakage.
3C natural - bra strap length - dyed blue/black demi
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Ohhsoosmooth on 3/24/2009 8:04:00 PM more reviews by Ohhsoosmooth
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Dry Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I love this product. I have thick, coarse, wavy, color treated hair. It makes my hair soft and managable when blowing it out straight. You only need a dime sized amount for short hair because if you put on too much it would probably weigh your hair down. I don't style my without it!
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kl87 on 3/13/2009 10:39:00 PM more reviews by kl87
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I am suprised to see such mixed reviews for this product. I tried it upon the recommendation from my hairdresser when I went from brunette to blonde. The cream did wonders to rehydrate and help my hair recover, its now back to being as healthy as previous. I have found that if you put in too much of the product it dries feeling a bit for lack of a better word "producty" but will usually brush out and feel okay. Definately a case of less is more. Crema Care also keeps my hair under control, my hair is fine but I have lots of it and it tends to go a bit fluffy like after washing but this has calmed down the effect and is also a good blow drying aid/protectant.
Will be repurchasing for sure..
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shesays514 on 2/20/2009 1:39:00 AM more reviews by shesays514
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I have loved everything in the Real Control line except this. After it's dry the texture of my hair just feels...off. I use it sometimes at night on the ends for the extra moisture, but that's mostly just to use up the (travel size) bottle. Will not repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Arbuz on 12/16/2008 8:41:00 AM more reviews by Arbuz
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
My hair is frizzy, damaged, highlighted and thick. This creme made me feeling like there was something in my hair and it was really hard to comb through it...
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InlovewithSmashbox on 11/25/2008 3:36:00 PM more reviews by InlovewithSmashbox
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This did nothing for my hair, except make it look frizzy, and feel like I forgot to wash something out of my hair. I did exactly what it said to do on the bottle, and it felt like it would of dried amazingly but I was sadly let down with a poofy, untamed result.
I am guessing that this is for people with really thick, uncontrollable hair.
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This economic downturn is having a very serious effect on everything in my life. But most worrying is what it's doing to my vagina.
Radical Mommy: When times were "good," I thought nothing of spending $100 for a mani-pedi, $600 to get my hair done, and $75 to get my bikini line waxed. Sadly, those days are gone, gone, gone and I've been forced to come up with ways to achieve maximum beauty (you'd be laughing at that if you saw what I look like) for minimum cost.
One of my more brilliant ideas to save money was to attempt to wax my OWN bikini line. That's right, ladies, I decided that I would heat up a pot of wax to just about scalding and then apply it to my "pussoire" with a wooden stick.
In case none of you have been thrifty enough (read: downright idiotic enough) to try this, there's a reason that we actually pay other people to manhandle our (lower) lips. The reason? Because it's damn near impossible to stand up, bend over, apply wax and rip it off yourself without falling over.
After trying it standing up once -- and damn near killing myself -- I decided that I'd probably be better off if I sat on the toilet seat and applied the wax. At first, I thought this was a FAB idea ... but as I started applying the wax and as the wax started to start dripping down my beav like lava out of a volcano, I realized I was wrong, very wrong.
Before I knew it (and before I could do anything about it), my poor, delicate punany was stuck to the toilet seat. In case you're not sure what that's like, allow your mind to wander to that sweet little boy in the classic holiday tale "A Christmas Story." You remember him -- he decided to lick an icy-cold pole and his tongue got stuck. Well, imagine if that was your vageene stuck to the pole - then you might have an idea how much pain I was in!
After recovering from the initial shock of being stuck by the lips to a toilet seat, I was able think rationally. I called out to my husband who was in the other room and ordered him to bring me a knife -- STAT. I won't even go into the questions I had to answer to get him to actually get me the knife but suffice to say that I convinced him of its necessity and was handed a steely cold dinner knife.
What happened next is not for the faint of heart. After evaluating what was wax and what was lip, I began trying to pry the wax free. At first, I gingerly tapped away at the wax hoping that it would come free of the toilet seat. It didn't. Determined to free myself, I started hacking more viciously - so much so that I actually took a little chip out of the seat. Finally I was standing, free from the toilet seat's death grip on my ho-ha. It wasn't over though. I still had to face the fact that my most private parts were smothered in dry wax -- not good.
After further investigation (imagine me with one foot on the seat and my torso contorted), I decided that the only chance I had of getting rid of this hideous mess was to just rip it off. And that's what I did. I grabbed one side of the blob and just rrriiiiiiiiiippppppedddddd. Thank God the wax came off, but not without a lot of pain, some skin and all of my dignity.
Needless to say, I will not be trying that again and I only hope that both I (and my husband) can adjust to the new recession "au natural" me.
For the past 6 months I have gone au naturelle because quite frankly I'm sick of paying $10 for razors that will last a week to tackle this job. Not only that, the upkeep is time consuming. My husband hates it and won't come near me but oh well. This mom has more on her mind than making her coochie look pretty in an ugly economy…
A $600 hair cut, really? That was putting her over the edge financially?
I know the feeling, I have resorted to coloring my owe hair and saving about $60 and as far as hair cuts go, I haven't had one in about 4 months. Have to wait for the income tax refund for that, I will not attempt to cut my owe hair but I must say that my hair is actually a prettier color with Miss Clariol than what I get from the salon.
OMG that is SO funny, sorry for your pain and discomfort! but you are crazy to spend 600 bucks on your hair!!!! hopefully you meant 600/year!
Even the mani pedi is overpriced. The nail salon across the street has $21 mani/pedi Mon throu Wednesday.
$600 for a haircut? I have never spent money that casually and don't really understand how someone could. Luckily, I have always been frugal. I became disabled several yrs. ago & only make a fraction of what I used to make. Yet, I have been able to keep my home & put two kids thru college. It's really simple, don't buy what you don't need to survive & what you don't have cash to pay for. Those monies spent on expensive haircuts and pampering would have been better saved. Also, can't you and your hubby hot wax each other or what about a girlfriend?
Okay "Radical Mommy" how exactly does one go from paying $600 for a haircut to going so far as to allowing 16 days to pass without washing your hair AND these days just wetting your hair once or twice a week. Isn't that what you wrote in "I admit it, I'm gross". Or maybe it was spending an unimaginable $600 on your hair that made you want to go 16 days without washing it. A gross attempt to get your money's worth.
You don't have to go from one extreme to the next. Overspending to not spending at all. Give basic hygiene a try…I'm sure your husband will love you for it.
Spend $15 bucks on a real razor, not a disposable, and mow the lawn twice a week so it doesn't get out of hand. It takes two minutes. Gawd. Princesses…
I'd think saving the $600 alone on the haircut would enable her to get the waxing.
I'm single and not seeing anyone so I don't bother with too much maintenance down there. No need for it really. When the time comes and someone is interested in a visit to the kitty farm, then I'll work on it. In the meantime, if you have a hubby that won't man up because of a little extra hair, then he likely doesn't deserve to be down there anyway. Tell him to wax, see how he likes it.
$600.00 for a haircut
$100.00 for a manicure
$75.00 for a bikini wax.
And people wonder why most of this country is in debt. It's for stupid crap like this!
This is the most ridiculous thing I have read. If you weren't spending that much for your hair (on your head) than you could still afford the professional wax. Ha Ha Ha. So shallow!!!!!
Your vagina is not the same thing as you bikini area.
Lady, you're a nitwit.
Honey, get over yourself. I'm hoping the $600 was a typo for $60, which is still too much, IMO.
I've never ever waxed or shaved there, I've been married nearly 15 years, and my husband has no problem with it.
Get a life.
You all know that you can pick up all the stuff ya need to do at home right at your local Sally's store.. It won't cost ya but maybe 40.00 dollars to get started, and you can use different kinds of wax to do your bikini, eyebrows,upper lip,etc… should last ya more than a year… what a savings.
I went to get a wax & she felt as if she thought I should go for a brazilian & began to stip me naked. I suffered for awhile then as she got closer to sensitive skin I had to stop her.


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Thanks to Baby Boomers and modern medical marvels, more Americans than ever are heading into their senior years, and they're expected to live longer than ever, too. Barely 50 years ago, our average life expectancy was 62.5 years; today that number has risen to 78.2 years, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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"The key thing to balance is the difference between what you think you'll need and what you can afford between your liquid assets and insurance coverage," Casto said. "If you don't start by asking yourself the right questions, you'll never get to the answers that will lead to a successful long-term care plan."
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Q. What should I select as my daily allowance?
A. If your health deteriorates, a daily allowance of $100 per day could cover all your care outside the home, but only a third of the care inside the home. Your home-care costs could rocket to more than $400 or more per day, so plan for the worst.
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A. Sometimes referred to as the "waiting" or "qualifying" period, this refers to the length of time between the beginning of an injury or illness and receiving benefit payments from an insurer. With long-term care, the typical elimination period is 90 days, which means you are responsible for covering the first 90 days of care on your own. Most people believe that Medicare covers the first 90 days, which is dead wrong. It only covers it under certain conditions, and not all patients meet those conditions, which include:
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"These are just a few of the issues," Casto says. "A good starting point for those planning early is to completely discount the idea of getting a dime from Medicare. Even if it is still around when you need long-term care, the restrictions on Medicare are tightening. You'll be lucky to get the program to pay for 10 percent of a nursing home stay.For more health news, go to www.dailypress.com/health


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The Federal Reserve Board shall submit to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs of the Senate and the Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs of the House of Representatives a report on the issues raised by including loan loss reserves as part of banks' primary capital for regulatory purposes by March 31, 1989. Such report shall include a review of the treatment of loan loss reserves and the composition of primary capital of banks in other major industrialized countries, and shall include an analysis as to whether loan loss reserves should continue to be counted as primary capital for regulatory purposes.
Source(Pub. L. 100–418, title III, § 3604,Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1388.)
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The Redding, California, law firm of Barr and Mudford has announced the addition of Catie Barr '10, J.D. '13 to its roster of attorneys.
Third-generation north state born and raised, Ms. Barr is also a third-generation lawyer. Her grandfather, Everett Barr, was born in Mt. Shasta, served as a trial lawyer for many years and then as a Superior Court judge in Siskiyou County. Her father, Dugan Barr, born in Yreka, came to Redding and has been practicing Personal Injury Law since 1967.
While in law school, Ms. Barr worked in the Santa Clara County Public Defender's office, volunteered with the Innocence Project, a volunteer organization that hears appeals of individuals who it appears may have been wrongly convicted of a crime, and she worked as clerk for one of Santa Clara County's Superior Court judges.
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Harry saw Leomie for the first time while watching the Channel 4 documentary series The Model Agency. He turned to his mother and declared that Leomie was the girl he wanted to marry. After much e-stalking, Harry managed to woo Leomie via Twitter. They have been together ever since. Harry's mum is still in shock.
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Was it bad? Yes. As bad as depicted on television? In some cases, yes. But in a lot of cases no. It doesn't really take a lot for a cruise ship with 4000 people on board to deteriorate without power.
While total power was out briefly, partial power was restored rather quickly. Running water was restored after about 6 hours and some of the public restroom were restored after about 8 hours. The toilet in our stateroom did not work until late Thursday morning.
Some stated that we were running out of food which was an outright lie. Those may be the same folks who were piling food up like it was their last meal only to waste it minutes later. Food was plentiful although you did have to wait in a long line and it may have not been the type of food that you would have preferred. There was indeed steak and lobster on the final day, but this was because of a supplies delivery on that same day.
The entire crew was, in a word, OUTSTANDING throughout the entire trip.
So a "Cruise from Hell"? Hardly. It could have been MUCH worse. At best is was uncomfortable, stressful, and inconvenient...


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The Internet is buzzing with some astonishing news! Patricia Krentcil, otherwise known as Tanning Mom, used to be HOT. Yes, we all know she is sizzling hot from her five-times-a-week tanning sessions. No, I mean she used to be a babe. Some old photos of Tanning Mom have surfaced, and apparently TM was a bikini model. She also has a porcelain, fresh-faced complexion. No word how old she is in the pics, but I'd say in her 20s. Krentcil is now 44, but appears a lot older, probably as a result of all that tanning.
If you don't believe that the sun can destroy your skin, take a look at this guy. It appears the left side of his face is melting. However, it's because he was a truck driver for 28 years. The left side of his face was constantly exposed to the sun because of the window, but his right face remained in shadow. So one side of his face looks to be in its 60s, the other in its 80s!
But back to Tanning Mom. There's no doubt that TM looks older than your average 44-year-old. But there are other factors besides the sun involved how one ages. Hollywood is filled with spectacular-looking women in their 50s, who likely wouldn't have used SPFs during tanning sessions in their teens.
Genes can definitely play a role in how one ages. I'd love to see what TM's parents look like. Well, actually I wouldn't LOVE to. But for the sake of research, it would be interesting. Additionally, TM has five kids. Hold up, ladies! I'm not saying every mother with a lot of kids ages faster -- but c'mon. That's a lot of stress, and stress ages you. A host of other things are bad for your skin: Smoking, drinking, not sleeping enough, a bad diet.
Still, there is no doubt that if you want to keep your skin as smooth as possible into your older years, sunscreen is a must.
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Pass me the SPF 70. TM and I are the same age. She looks at least 30 years older than me. I'll keep being pasty and protected, thankyouverymuch.
yeah, im with stacey. I don't even believe she put her daughter on the tanning bed.
My moisturizer has at least a little bit of sunscreen. I work outside a TON so i try to make sure I have some sort of sunscreen on myself. Even with sunscreen I do have a healthy tan - but i darken even if I wore SPF 1000 but at least Im still protected.


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The 2-year test run will begin in June in about 2,000 post offices.
This guest post comes from Gift Card Granny.
You know the U.S. Postal Service is in pretty mean straits when they start selling gift cards.
Actually, this may not be a bad idea for the cash-strapped agency. With prepaid gift cards one of the most popular gift items, it makes sense that postal officials would want to cash in on this trend. Plus, it allows the agency to target a desirable audience and encourage use of snail mail (a term the USPS prefers we not use).
For example, you could send an Internet-phobic friend or relative a gift card to buy stamps for their personal mail. Since you can buy stamps through the mail or order them online, it would particularly help shut-ins. The cards also would make good presents for those who send lots of holiday cards and thank-you notes.
But they'll be good for more than that. The gift cards to be offered are known as "open loop" cards, which consumers can use with any business that accepts cards from the issuing company, which will include MasterCard and Visa. The agency also is considering offering "closed loop" cards, which are specific to a single merchant. Plans for this option have not yet been solidified. Post continues after video.
The sales plan was approved last month on a test basis by the independent Postal Regulatory Commission. It allows the USPS to run a two-year test beginning in June and involving about 2,000 post offices. The cards will be issued by such companies as American Express, Discover, MasterCard or Visa for fixed amounts of $20 and $50.
Variable-value cards also will be available, in which the buyer can designate the total they'd like loaded on to the card, in amounts between $25 and $100. The agency will charge a fee of $4.95 for a fixed-amount card and $5.95 for variable cards.
Cards will only be available from postal clerks, so purchasers will have to make their way to a USPS outlet. If all goes as planned, the Postal Service will expand the program to include several thousand more offices.
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I've owned many wigs (lifelong history of thin hair, now balding), but the Geneva is the best! People who know me praise my new hairdo, strangers approach to ask who my hairdresser is, because the color is so lovely and natural. I couldn't be more pleased!
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This is the first wig I have bought that fit right out of the box. Out of the box with no styling it was really punk. (The kids loved it.) But with styling it is a great new look. It is light-weight. Over the ears needs a bit more styling work that the rest of it, but all-in-all I am extremely pleased with this addition to my wig collection. I really wish it would have come in a blended red but I can't have everything.
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This style & color has been repeatedly seen by others as my natural hair.The area where the part is, is the darker rooted color so it looks very natural. It's easy to wear, shampoo, condition and drip dry.I own three. I do plan to try other styles soon. Happy Paula has my size petite and is priced well. I recommend Paula Young 100%!!.
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Review: Magicka
Magicka is one of those games that you find yourself struggling to describe properly, like Katamari Damacy or Castle Crashers. If you tried to explain it in simple, clear terms, you'd end up feeling like an idiot. Embarrassment aside, Magicka could be described as a game where you run around as wizards zapping stuff with magic. Though describing it as such would probably result in your friends staring at you and replying with "Okay, and is that all?" If you tried to describe the essence of the game, the action, silliness, and nonstop pop culture references, they'd probably give you that terribly awkward look. You know, the one that lets you know they've completely missed the point of your joke and that it's entirely your fault for sucking as a comedian. There's also the option of describing it by comparing it to slightly similar games. For example, a combination of Ghostbusters, Overlord, Castle Crashers, and Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Unfortunately, that kind of description tends to only make sense to the person saying it. On the other hand, this is a review of the game, so I'd best get on with it!
Magicka is a thoroughly entertaining little arcade style game available on Steam, and brought to us by Sweden-based Arrowhead Game Studios. The studio's first title Magicka has had one hell of a turnout with the damned thing selling over 200,000 copies in its first 17 days on sale. Not bad for a group of 8 college students from the Luleå University of Technology. Though it does make me a tad suspicious as Markus Perrson, the developer of last year's spectacular indie title Minecraft, is also Swedish. I'm not sure what's going on over there, but if it means Sweden will continue to export games of this quality, I hope to god it doesn't stop any time soon.
In Magicka, you control a wizard with the power to manipulate the 8 magical elements (water, fire, lightning, earth, cold, shield, arcane, and life) and use them to brutally murder anything that gets in your way. The game world, your wizard included, is viewed from above in isometric view and you make your way through it by clicking the left mouse button. The right mouse button is used to fire off blasts of magical energy. The unique and rather ingenious feature of Magicka is that the A, S, D, F, Q, W, E, and R buttons are each linked to a type of magic. Hit the A button and click a mouse button to shoot off a blast of Sith style, lightning.
Where it really gets interesting though is when you begin combining types of magic. Powers can be combined by queuing them up before firing them off. A blast of fire can set your enemies ablaze, fire and earth produces a shotgun like blast of explosive rocks, and combining fire and water allows you to release a mighty cloud of steam to, um, dry clean your enemies with? Okay, so not all of the combinations are winners, but one of the joys of Magicka is trying to figure out what all of the combinations do. One combination might create magical landmines, while accidentally adding life magic to the mix produces landmines that, um, heal. But even finding the perfect magical combination is only a temporary solution as different enemies will require unique tactics. Playing through Magicka the first time, my go-to spell combination involved mixing arcane, fire, and lightning into a beam of explosive death. However, when I ran into a group of weather controlling druids, my wizard died enough times that the "Defeated" message is still burned into my screen. What kept killing him off? I kept accidentally hitting the lightning button with my pinky. It turns out that if you summon forth a mighty bolt of lightning while standing in the rain and soaked to the bone, you get to learn about conductivity the hard way.
You can play Magicka on your own, but if you do, be warned that it can be a frustrating and cruel game at times. Where it really blossoms though is in multiplayer gameplay. Up to 4 players can join together to slaughter orcs, goblins, dragons, and strange goat things, and can produce far more impressive magical effects by combining their powers. In addition to the campaign mode, players can also play around with Magicka's challenge mode which drops players (alone or with friends) in an arena where they face off against wave after wave of monstrous enemies.
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The duo of singer-guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney last played Atlanta at the 2011 back-from-hiatus Music Midtown. Next month, the guys will vie for five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Best Rock album for "El Camino" and Record of the Year for "Lonely Boy."
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Polaroid power play continues: Opening Real-World Photo Printing bars (aka Fotobars)
The current owners of the Polaroid brand are apparently determined to try to make the most of the Polaroid brand name recognition. The new development in their attempt at a power play is the launch of real-world photo printing bars. The first store of this kind will open in Florida around February 2013, taking up 2,000 square feet. Future locations will include The Big Apple, The Ally McBeal City, and The Sin City. They have already launched the accompanying website for the Fotobar stores at PolaroidFotobar.com. Here are two interior shots, presumably of their inaugural store in Flo-ri-da.
Now before you laugh at this, do keep in mind that there is no national leader in a dedicated real-world photo printing service, so the window of opportunity is there. While no one but Apple has the power of the reality distortion field, other companies can/could/would/should/might have successful brick and mortar launches if they do their homework and are open to making adjustments that cater to the customer/consumer needs.
Before you get too excited at the mention of the word "bar", I don't think these stores will be applying for alcoholic beverage licenses ;-)
Press release parade at Business Wire and The Miami Herald and Engadget and Imaging Resource and The Verge and more via Miss Techmeme.
Speaking of Polaroid, here is a quick look at the Polaroid Z340 instant printer + camera by Amy Medina at Steve Huffington Photo.