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Dark Souls II Dev: Developing for Next-Gen Consoles "Wasn't Necessary"
Posted on Monday, March 10 @ 15:33:26 Eastern by almartinet
After three years in development, Dark Souls II releases this Tuesday on March 11th for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but nothing has been announced for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, which is odd for an adored AAA franchise. It's common for publishers to release on PC alongside console versions, but that's not the case with Dark Souls II, which releases on PC on April 25th.
Though the game features a new game engine that produces better graphics and lighting, and most importantly is scalable to what developers need, I keep asking myself is this the best version we're going to see on consoles, or is more news awaiting?
During a launch event for Dark Souls II, Takeshi Miyazoe, global producer for Namco Bandai, responded to my concern:
Time will tell if Dark Souls II will make its way to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but a loyal audience will be waiting if it decides to arrive. The original Dark Souls was ported over to PC after 90 thousand people signed a petition drawing Namco Bandai attention. Could we see a similar case for Dark Souls II?
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London is always considered to be one of the top destinations for people, especially travelers. The city is rich with culture and many other industries such as fashion, business and architecture flourish in the most populous area of the United Kingdom. This global arena definitely does not lose to other places in the world.
Now, tourists flock to the city just to visit the many attractions that it houses. If you are planning your next trip overseas, well, you should consider going to the prestigious London region, yes?
London Eye
Currently, it is Europe's tallest Ferris wheel. It was even regarded as the world's tallest when it was constructed in 1999. With its 32 passenger capsules that can carry more or less 25 people each, you get to enjoy the view of the metropolis. Going at night would be a sight with many lights that fill the city. You can even take it to another level by riding a river cruise or trying ice skating.
Buckingham Palace
Of course, who is to miss the residence of royalty? This Westminster house is architecture fit to the high society. There is even the Buckingham Palace Garden, which is the largest private garden in all of London. But what is good with this royal mansion is its state rooms, among others, are available for the public to see and visit usually in the months of August and September.
Big Ben
This is what it is popularly called but actually Elizabeth Tower is the name of the structure. Big Ben just refers to the clock itself. All the same, it is the largest chiming clock in the whole world. Situated at the north end of the Palace of Westminster, you usually see this London symbol in many films. The Big Ben is for your eyes only though but residents of the United Kingdom can be able to arrange a tour. Then again, the downside is you will have to climb all the way to the top because there is no lift.
London Dungeon
Want to go for an interesting quest to learn the city's history? Well, you should definitely try out the London Dungeon! The former museum has been turned into a more interactive site. There are theatrical shows and rides that will surely make the stay enjoyable and maybe even a little scary.
Madame Tussauds London
This attraction is famous for gracing the premises with life size wax models of topnotch celebrities. Take the opportunity to pose on pictures with the likes of Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and even Queen Victoria. There are the Marvel Super Heroes as well.
St. Paul's Cathedral
Go up to the highest point of London, where the Bishop of London also sits. The cathedral is the mother church of the local diocese and even physically, it can be attested. It is one of tallest buildings in London and it is even the second largest church building. Of course, it is open for everyone and prayers and services are done daily.

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I'm at that point where I'm starting to wonder if it simply doesn't pay to fly red flags over some of these battleground stocks anymore.
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Nov. 10-14, 2014 ~ Vol. 15, No. 34
Congress returned to work this week after an extended break leading up to last week's midterm elections. As you know, the GOP will lead the Senate as well as the House when the new Congress convenes in January, which will refocus the Senate's higher education agenda in some substantial ways. A few notes on what to expect in the months ahead:
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) was reelected and is widely expected to chair the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee in the new Congress. One of Sen. Alexander's top priorities is to simplify federal rules and ease the regulatory burden for colleges and universities. As committee chair, he will be leading the attempt to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, which is a likely vehicle for his deregulation efforts. Along with Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO), he introduced a measure last summer to radically simplify the 108-question FAFSA, among other things.
Other notable transitions include the retirements of Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA), current chair of the Senate HELP committee and the education appropriations subcommittee, and Rep. George Miller of California, the top Democrat on the House Education and the Workforce Committee. Both have been stalwart supporters of higher education, especially as advocates for low-income students. Rep. Bobby Scott (D-VA) is expected to replace Rep. Miller as the ranking Democrat on the House education committee. Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) is the presumptive top Democrat on the Senate HELP committee, and she also is a candidate to replace Sen. Harkin as the ranking member of the education appropriations subcommittee. (Click here for a full list of retirements and defeats significant for higher education.)
Republican control of Congress will, of course, complicate President Obama's plans for higher education, including his proposal to rate colleges, which needs Congressional approval to tie the ratings to federal funding. It also will likely impact funding for student aid for the next two years (you will recall that Rep. Paul Ryan's [R-WI] proposed budget for FY 2015 contains $90 billion worth of cuts to the Pell Grant Program.) However, as The Chronicle of Higher Education points out, research dollars may not be as much of a target: The three Republicans expected to lead the Senate's appropriations and science committees (Sens. Richard Shelby of Alabama, Jerry Moran of Kansas and John Thune of South Dakota) all have records of supporting funding for the main federal research agencies.
As for the remaining weeks left in this Congress, the main goal is funding the government for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1. Negotiations already are underway between the House and Senate Appropriations Committees on a $1 trillion-plus FY 2015 spending bill (a temporary funding measure now in effect expires Dec. 11). One possibility congressional staff are investigating is wrapping the 12 annual spending bills into an omnibus measure.
Some 133 national organizations, including ACE, sent a letter Wednesday to all members of Congress urging them to enact an omnibus package and requesting strong funding for research and higher education. The letter is part of the effort to Close the Innovation Deficit, an initiative designed to secure greater investments for research and higher education programs and agencies.
Also on the agenda is a need to renew a range of expiring tax incentives, including the above-the-line deduction for qualified tuition and related expenses and the research and development tax credit, as well as the already-expired IRA Charitable Rollover. We have indicated our support for these extensions to House and Senate leaders.
The College Board yesterday released its annual reports on student aid and college costs, and the news is the most positive we have seen since the height of the recession in 2008: student borrowing is on the decline, and while costs continue to rise, the pace has slowed down.
Contrary to the widespread notion of a student debt crisis, the report finds that student borrowing is not on an accelerating path. Total education borrowing fell by 8 percent between 2012-13 and 2013-14, and by 13 percent over the past three years, according to Trends in Student Aid. The average amount borrowed also is on the decline: In 2013-14, undergraduates borrowed an average of $6,670 in federal loans, approximately $300 less than the year before, and a 10 percent decline over the most recent three years. (Since the decline in borrowing is recent, it is not yet reflected in the average amount owed by college graduates.)
The companion report, Trends in College Pricing, found that while tuition and fees did increase in 2014, the rate of growth has slowed notably. At public four-year colleges, published in-state tuition and fees increased by 2.9 percent, as compared to 2.8 percent in 2013—the smallest one-year increase since the mid-1970s. The increase for private nonprofit four-year institutions was 3.7 percent in 2014, while community colleges saw a 3.3 percent increase.
The Department of Education (ED) has released final rules in two areas we have been watching closely for several years: (1) gainful employment, and (2) revisions to the Clery Act made by the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
The final rule on gainful employment, an effort to ensure that individuals who enroll in career training programs will earn enough money to repay their student loans, applies to vocational programs, including most for-profit institutions. All non-degree programs at traditional colleges and universities—such as certificate programs—must also comply with the rules. The final rule, which will take effect in July 2015, does not include a student loan default rate as a standard for evaluating colleges, one of two criteria outlined in the draft regulations released in March. The remaining criteria, unchanged from the draft rules, hinges on graduates' debt-to-earnings ratios.
The administration might have jettisoned the default rate in an attempt to make the rule legally bulletproof; however, the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities already has filed suit in federal court in a bid to block the regulations.
The final rule implementing changes to the Clery Act expands the information colleges and universities must collect about campus crime to include domestic violence, dating violence and stalking. Other changes include adding gender identity and national origin as categories of bias under the Clery Act's definition of hate crimes; requiring institutions to ensure that their disciplinary proceedings are prompt, fair and impartial; strengthening protections for victim confidentiality; and specifying requirements for prevention programs.
The rule will take effect in July 2015. Until then, institutions are expected to make a good-faith effort to comply.
Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Wednesday denied a petition for a rehearing by the full court in this high-profile diversity in admissions case, setting the stage for another round at the U.S. Supreme Court, if it chooses to take the case. Under Supreme Court rules, plaintiff Abigail Fisher has 90 days after denial of rehearing to petition for another hearing before the court, making the deadline Feb. 10, 2015. Read full details in The Texas Tribune.
Cambridge University Press v. Patton: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit issued its opinion Oct. 17 in this challenge to the use of scholarly works in the Georgia State University library's electronic reserves. The case was on appeal from the U.S. District Court in Atlanta, which rejected 70 copyright infringement claims filed by three publishers, finding that only five excerpts exceeded the court's analysis of statutory fair use factors. ACE and other higher education associations submitted an amicus brief to the appeals court supporting the district court's ruling. In a lengthy opinion, the appeals court sent the case back to the district court to reconsider the application of fair use doctrine. Click here for more information. Last Friday, the publishers filed a request for a rehearing of the appeal by the full court.
Munn v. Hotchkiss: ACE, the National Association of Independent Schools and 26 other education groups submitted a friend-of-the-court brief Oct. 21 in support of The Hotchkiss School (CT) as the institution appeals a federal court ruling in a study-abroad liability case. The federal district court in Connecticut ruled last year in favor of plaintiff Cara Munn, awarding the former student $41.75 million after she suffered a tick bite in 2007 while on a school-sponsored trip to China. The brief emphasizes the increasing importance of international education and questions how reasonable it is to expect any school to prevent unprecedented and unforeseen risks, particularly in the context of foreign travel. Click here for more details.
The Task Force on Federal Regulation of Higher Education held its third meeting Nov. 6 in Washington, DC. The discussions were focused on the issues of estimating the cost of regulation and ideas on how to improve the regulatory process. The Task Force members in attendance also engaged with the authors of white papers on possible regulatory process reform ideas that were commissioned through the generous support of Lumina Foundation. Based on the discussions at the meeting, ACE staff working on the project will make further refinements to the materials, including the draft report. The next Task Force meeting is scheduled for Dec. 9. The goal is to present the report in early 2015 to the bipartisan group of senators who created the Task Force.
A report issued Nov. 6 by the National Commission on College and University Board Governance says governance changes are needed to address risks to the value of American higher education. Consequential Boards: Adding Value Where It Matters Most found that most college and university boards continue to approach governance as they did 50 years ago, "often focusing on narrow, near-term tactical matters instead of providing long-range strategic direction and policy." The 26-member commission, established by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, was chaired by former Tennessee Gov. Philip Bredesen.
Common myths about mental health, the important role it plays in college students' success and resources to help address issues specific to college and universities are presented in a new primer published by ACE, NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education and the American Psychological Association. A Strategic Primer on College Student Mental Health explains why mental health is such a critical component for student success, highlighting several college and university campuses that have programs that address mental health issues from a variety of angles, including peer counseling, peer coaching and behavioral intervention teams.
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This is just one item. From my experiences, some games and accessories are less expensive at Gamestop and othters are not. Please look at the big picture. At a retail setting, you cannot compare with what Gamestop has to offer. Trade ins. Used games. Extensive selection of games. The one by my mall is always busy. I just stopped by this weekend. They were packed with games and ready for the Holiday season to start. Go Gamestop !
True this is only one item, but it is a very hot item, it oversold every other accessory since it's release.


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There's about a half dozen threads discussing this on here. Back in april it was one of those news stories that got a bunch of threads about.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/anyb...hlight=zealandhttp://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/will...rewery-239859/http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/will...oyance-239502/http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/will...rewery-239550/
Basically the cost of beer in NZ is so high that this is actually a long term cost effective way of dealing with it for folks who want beer. From what I gleaned in the other thread, for the audience that this is aimed for, it's not about the dedicated hobbyist like we are, who are approaching it like an art or a science (or both) with the goal of making great beer.
For most of the folks who pay for that, they want to make beer quick and easily. They don't want to deal with all the stuff that we think adds more fun to the hobby, like diy, or adding hops or standing around a kettle drinking beer with other brewers while mashing in. They basically want to dump in their ingredients, push a button, and have beer, that will be cheaper than what they can get commercially. And may or may not tastes as good.
KAl of the electricbrewery, does a great breakdown about it in terms of NZ brewing culture here.
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It's excellent to see Calvin Trillin's name among the list of this fall's Talk of the Stacks guests. He had been set to come last season, but health problems forced him to postpone. Now, he is scheduled to be in Minneapolis on Dec. 6 to talk about his new book, "Dogfight: An Occasionally Interrupted Narrative Poem About the Presidential Campaign," and to launch the paperback edition of "Quite Enough of Calvin Trillin: Forty Years of His Funny Stuff."
Here's a link to the interview we did with him last September.
The other Talk of the Stacks authors coming this fall are just as venerable:
On Sept. 21, Michael Chabon, winner of the Pulitzer Prize, will discuss his latest novel, "Telegraph Avenue." Chabon is the author of "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh" and Wonder Boys," among other books.
On Oct. 4, Naomi Wolf will talk about her new book, "Vagina: A New Biography." Wolf is a social critic, political activist and author, perhaps best known for her best-selling book, "The Beauty Myth."
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I'm writing this post for two reasons. One is to recommend a new book by Columbia astrobiologist Caleb Scharf (who also writes a terrific Scientific American blog, "Life, Unbounded"), and the other is to defend an old book of mine. Scharf's book is The Copernicus Complex: Our Cosmic Significance in a Universe of Planets and [...]Keep reading »
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For a professional blowhard, there is no worse fate than being ignored. So I'm always—well, almost always—delighted when my posts get pushback, especially from people who are smart, well-informed and thoughtful. In my last post, "Hawkish U.S. Policies Pose Bigger Threat to Peace Than Climate Change," I complained that discussions of how global warming might [...]Keep reading »
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In a previous post, I poked my nose into the debate over whether climate change will precipitate more conflict. I offered a half dozen objections to predictions that more warming means more war. One objection was that "many people making decisions that lead to large-scale violence—politicians, generals, warlords, drug kingpins and so on—work indoors in [...]Keep reading »
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"To honor a fallen peer and adjust to life outside the war zones, four men linked by combat journey by foot from Washington, D.C., to Pennsylvania." That is how HBO describes Sebastian Junger's new documentary, The Last Patrol, which HBO is airing Monday night. Last month I saw the film—and listened to Junger discuss it–at [...]Keep reading »
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"There's a surprisingly strong link between climate change and violence." That's the headline of a recent article by journalist Chris Mooney in The Washington Post. As fossil-fuel emissions push temperatures higher, we can "expect more wars, civil unrest, and strife, and also more violent crime in general," Mooney says. But the evidence for this alarming [...]Keep reading »
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I met Stephen Hawking in the summer of 1990, when I spent five days in northern Sweden at a conference attended by 30 or so leading cosmologists. He was already almost totally paralyzed; he could move only one finger, with which he controlled a computer and speech synthesizer on his motorized wheelchair. One day, when [...]Keep reading »
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The reasoning behind why Civilization Revolution for the Wii was put on hold is likely symptomatic of the machine's surprise success, as Lewis notes that the Wii SKU was added as an afterthought once the world became wise to the console's runaway popularity. The project, as it turns out, was originally just PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 bound, and without a PS2 or PSP version from which to draw art assets "a great deal of work" would have been required to create entirely new graphics for the Wii version alone. Other issues, such as having to shoehorn the game's controls onto the Wii remote only compounded difficulties. Added Lewis: "If we had started the project with all four platforms in mind, it is far more likely that we would not have put the Wii version of CivRev on hold."
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Nutreco on Thursday released its 2011 results, including a 25.9 percent increase in earnings for its fish-feed division, Skretting.
Skretting's EBITA jumped to EUR 118.7 million, up from EUR 94.3 million in 2010.
"Our aquaculture division delivered a record operating result due to strong global volume growth, especially in Chile. In October 2011 we confirmed the completion of the acquisition of Shihai fish and shrimp feed company in Southwest China, which provides us with access to the largest aquaculture feed market in the world," said Nutreco CEO Wout Dekker.
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"At the age of 55, I have spent more than half of my life at Nutreco. I have done this with the greatest pleasure and it has been more than rewarding. It has been a privilege to work with so many great people in this exciting and dynamic agriculture and aquaculture industry. Now it is time for change," said Dekker. "I can hand over with complete trust in my successor and the executive board colleagues and in the growth potential of Nutreco. My primary priorities for 2012 are to make this year a success for the company and to conduct a good handover of responsibilities to Knut Nesse. After having stepped down, I will continue my role in supervisory boards of other companies and I will further develop my entrepreneurial interests."
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at the Buffalo Bills, according to NFL.com. Gronkowski showed up on Friday's list with a hip injury. If Gronkowski does not play Sunday, he will join Aaron Hernandez, who has been out with an ankle injury. The two tight ends combined for offseason contracts worth $95 million. Gronkowski has 14 receptions for 156 yards with two touchdowns in three games. He has 22 catches for 314 yards with seven touchdowns in four games against Buffalo for his career. Because of Hernandez's absence, Gronkowski has been asked to block more so he has received fewer targets this year. As a result, wide receivers Wes Welker and Brandon Lloyd have been more involved in the offense.
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Nov 9, 2011 8:34 AM
Even unmentionables deserve to be pampered once in a while. They work so hard, after all. We've been hearing good things about Sea Salt Neroli Caldrea Laundry Detergent ($17). Fans love its mild scent, superb cleaning ability (without skin irritating residue), and gentleness on their... [More]
Nov 7, 2011 9:50 AM
Awe, we're sure you've got room in your dryer for these cute little hedgies! They're A Spike in Softness Dryer Buddies ($10): little balls of cuteness that lift, separate, and fluff your laundry so each piece comes out static-free. So not only are they adorable,... [More]
Nov 4, 2011 10:20 AM
We at Outblush are too fancy and too busy hunting down fabulous finds on the internet to stoop to cleaning our own toilets (gasp!) but if we had to do it, we suppose we'd use Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Toilet Bowl Cleaner ($5). If we... [More]
Nov 3, 2011 11:00 AM
Biodegradable, natural, and fresh scented, we use Lime Zest and Cypress Cucina Window Cleaner ($10) to keep our windows shiny and our mirrors sparkling. We like that we can feel good about keeping our apartment and the environment clean. Seriously, we feel pretty awesome about... [More]
Nov 3, 2011 8:40 AM
Confession: We bust out our iron twice a year when our husband begs us to iron his white shirt or when we're starting to notice our wardrobe is looking a little ragamuffin from the deep wrinkle lines. We like this cool Kalorik Steam Iron ($20)... [More]
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Oct 28, 2011 9:10 AM
Our only concern with this Washing Machine Hamper ($30) is that our lazy boyfriend might just toss clothes in it when we ask him to do the laundry.... [More]
Oct 10, 2011 11:17 AM
We've been meaning to add a little more sophistication to our organization for a while now. Plastic bins and paper bags just don't cut it. What we need is a Lovell Mountain Peaks Bath Basket ($88) in our bathrooms. Instead of leaving our hair dryer,... [More]
Sep 13, 2011 9:05 AM
You're going on vacation, your clothes should get one, too. Unless you're going to attend a nudist community, we were thinking more on the lines of giving your clothes their own little spa treatment. The Laundress Signature Pacquette Box ($20) comes with 8 individual detergent... [More]
Sep 9, 2011 9:15 AM
We can't stop you from gracefully dipping your breasts into the marinara in front of you (we're not gods... yet), but we can help you with getting that stain out of your favorite wrap tee. The Stain Solution by The Laundress ($20) helps with tough... [More]
Sep 4, 2011 9:13 AM
Not that we're thinking 'Hey, we're on vacation, let's do a load!' but sometimes we get a little too wasted careless while hitting up the bar or we pull out our favorite blouse only to have it resemble a Shar Pei. Having the The Laundress... [More]
Aug 29, 2011 11:10 AM
Hanging our dresses in a steamy shower or tossing our blouses in the dryer with some wrinkle release is really starting to get old. At some point we realized that these tips and tricks seem passable at 18, but we're grown-ups (more or less) and... [More]
Aug 26, 2011 10:51 AM
While we think the idea of oxygen bars are just nonsense (seriously, who would pay money for something that's free? Aside from bottled water, of course...), we totally dig the idea behind Nellie's Oxygen Brightener ($12). Not only does it add a brightening boost to... [More]
Aug 23, 2011 9:50 AM
The fact that Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar Soap ($4) has been around for 100 years has nothing to do with it being so hard it literally takes 100 years to use. This little yellow bar can be used for eliminating stains (like yellow pit stains your... [More]
Aug 10, 2011 11:10 AM
We're urging you to order a bottle of Deo-Go ($12), STAT! We heard about the miracle spray through the grapevine and decided to investigate. The claim is that the solution will get rid of those nasty pit stains on your tees and blouses. Put to... [More]
Jul 28, 2011 8:45 AM
These colorful Crate & Barrel Bullet 1.3-Gallon Trash Cans ($17 each) are petite, which means you'll fill it up before that banana peel at the bottom begins to reek. And the lid means you don't have to stare down your tampon wrappers while you visit... [More]
Jul 25, 2011 8:15 AM
Cupcakes as a foodie fad are fading fast (make way for pies!) but the scent of them will forever enchant us, even if we have to enjoy them in secret for fear of seeming super uncool to all our food snob holier-than-thou friends. Throwing one... [More]
Jul 22, 2011 12:01 PM
Dirty laundry will never be beautiful, but it can always be hidden in beautiful things. Like in that great story of how your favorite shirt ended up inside a Ming vase and you couldn't get it back. Or with this bird pattern Square Crunch Can... [More]
Jul 14, 2011 8:38 AM
If he's gonna insist that dishes are woman's work*, then we're gonna make it pretty with these Flower Dish Brushes ($6). *He doesn't actually insist this, because if he did, we'd kick his ass to the curb.... [More]
Jun 1, 2011 11:29 AM
We like multi-tasking products, especially in the summer when we're always looking to be out in the sunshine--NOT scrubbing the counters or sudsing up in the tub. We're going to stock up on a few bottles of Organic Liquid Soap ($10) by Meow Meow Tweet.... [More]
May 31, 2011 9:10 AM
We admit it, sometimes we like being lazy, but at least we like being lazy in style. Take that mound of clothes dirtying up your floor, and toss them into the super fab Steele Canvas Laundry Cart ($185). This no frills, industrial wonder is perfect... [More]
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I am so dissapointed since this was so expensive. I am an aesthetician, so I'm not new to doing nails.. But I've used this twice, and each time my nails never dry, even after hours and hours of waiting.. My color stays gummy. It feels dry to the touch, but after doing something (even the next day) it will just roll off the nail like its rubber. Awful stuff.
This base coat is HG for me, a total game changer. I apply it in this manner: 1 coat of bonder, 1 coat of color, 1 coat of bonder, 1 coat of color, and then a quick dry top coat (these days it's Sally Hansen Hard As Nails). I guess you could call this the bonder variation of the sticky sandwich. With this combination, my nail polish lasts a FULL seven days, with tip wear showing around the 4th or 5th day. My nail polish generally lasted only 3-4 days before, with significant chipping on day 5. Love this stuff!
Aside from the awesome formula, I love Orly packaging - the rubberized grip on the handle makes it easy to work with and the brush is the right size and flexibility to make it easy to apply and maneuver with precision. Will repurchase again and again.
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This BC is pretty cool. I like the rubberized finish--I find that the polish adheres more easily to the nail. And of course, like with all Orly's, I absolutely LOVE the gripper cap. However, some of my polishes don't play well with Bonder--some colors get shrinkage or tipwear pretty easily.
Take my review with a grain of salt because I've only used one other polish as a BC....that was Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Invisible (clear polish). Annnd it didn't do very well. So I have many more to try!
LIFE CHANGING. Before I started using this basecoat, my nail polish would chip in a matter of days. Now, after using Orly+2 coats of nail polish+top coat, my manicure lasts over a week with basically NO chipping. And it looks awesome! (a friend even thought I had gotten gel nails) Highly recommended if your nail polish addiction is as serious as mine...
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I found bonder to be very effective, especially when using the sandwich method. I've been able to wear polish for 6 days chip free, an absolute miracle for me!! But, it stains my nails quite badly... even when applied over another basecoat. I much prefer the china glaze strong adhesion, no staining and almost as good wear!
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I LOVE this rubberized base coat more than any base coat. I was not impressed by OPI, Piggy Polish, Essie BASECOATS etc. As other reviers have noted, u need to leave a little dry time between layers. I read about the Bonder sandwich on line. If ur nails r weak, I would recommend Orly Nailtrition somewhere in the mix. I used 2 layers of Bonder, 2 layers of Essie polish, a layer of Bonder & then two layers of Out the Door topcoat.
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This is likely the best base coat that I've used with regards to lengthening my manicure's wear time. I find that when I use a base coat that has an extremely smooth finish, it just won't hold my polishes at all. So, with the rubber, almost sticky, feel to this, it makes sense to me that it would hold the polish better. I normally get at least four to five days of perfect polish when I use this. That is pretty good in my book since I'm currently in gym class this semester at school, and everyone knows that gym class is a serious killer on a good manicure. I purchased the slimmer bottle, and I still haven't run out even with regular polish changing for about 6 months. Also, it is very easy to access this product should I run out in the future. I would gladly repurchase this basecoat.
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I respectfully disagree - and base coat is such a personal thing, but I get much better results from CND stickey - provided that adequate drying agents are used prior to application.
Orly bonder has a thick "rubbery" feel that I did not enjoy applying - but I can see how someone with thin or peelies could like this.
Meanwhile, It's worth a one-time shot to see how you like it - but I am sticking to CND stickey or Amera Hydrating Base Coat (when I can find it).
I didn't like the "rubberized" feel of this product & for the $$ I've found much better
I remember using Bonder several years ago, knew I wasn't a fan but couldn't remember why- and since my girlfriends and family RAVE about the stuff, I figured I give it another try.
I still don't like it.
I have shrinkage almost immediately and serious tip wear in less than 24 hours. I wrap my tips and STILL have shrinkage and tip wear incongruent with a manicure that's less than a day old. I've had more success with just good ol' Sally Hansen and a bottle of el cheapo nail polish than I've had with Bonder under anything.
Maybe it something in my body chemistry that doesn't like it, I don't know. t's a shame, I've got a full bottle just sitting here waiting to be used. But it won't be used by me.