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Bypassing the entire army and going for the commander himself
Indexes: Military And Warfaretropes, Combat Tropes?, Video Game Tactical Index Usually in warfare, the commander stays back and is protected by his army. The army is maybe hard to get through, or even Nigh Invulnerable. Just look for the guy with the huge Chest of Medals or the most Bling of War. note So avoid having to fight the army and take out the commander himself. Of course the enemy can help you with it's commander in the front, and even more with a bad formation protecting him. Of course, the commander can be a Colonel Badass, Four-Star Badass or an Eldritch Abomination. Using this strategy is hoping the enemy is a Keystone Army, and it's commander is the Achilles' Heel. A Decapitated Army results. Sometimes it fails, or results in an Evil Power Vacuum. This doesn't only applies to armies. Whenever a species with a Hive Mind is led by a Hive Queen or some similar central location for the mind, destroying it will often lead to the whole army either shutting down or being thrown into aimless, bestial chaos. Subtrope of Flaw Exploitation. An Instant-Win Condition in some examples. Genre Savvy commanders will employ a Decoy Leader. Compare Shoot the Medic First, when the healer's first to get targeted.
- In One Piece, in the Alabasta Arc (specifically in the Alabasta civil war), our heroes deemed that the situation has too far gone south to be resolved in peaceful ways. Luffy then deduces that there's only one other way to solve the conflict: Beat the guy behind them all, Crocodile. His crew were initially surprised about Luffy's plan but it works in the end.
- Really, this is often Luffy's strategy: Rushing in first to find the one behind the conflict (and/or the strongest of the enemy) and then beating them, often conflicting with the rest of the crew's plan.
- This is the whole objective in Chess, via taking out the enemy king. Taking out the enemy pieces doesn't matter, although it makes life easier on your king.
- Used and extensively discussed in The Patriot. Col. Benjamin Martin intentionally targets British officers first in his irregular guerrilla campaigns to sow confusion among the British regulars. He discusses it with British General Cornwallis during a neutral meeting, with the latter calling it uncalled for. Martin questions what would be an "acceptable" level of hostile intent during warfare, and Cornwallis' states his concern is to maintain order and prevent atrocities committed by leaderless armies. Martin refuses to change his tactic as long as other British officers like Col. Tavington engage in pointless brutalities that violate the Laws and Customs of Warfare, and Cornwallis concedes the point.
- Star Wars: when the Jedi are not leading from the back, or a Frontline General, they engage in this type of mission. General Grievous also likes to do this against Jedi.
- This is what the machines tried to do in the Terminator films, using Time Travel. First they tried to take out John Connor's mother so he wouldn't even be born. Then they sent a better Terminator to take out a teenage John Connor.
- In Cleopatra Mark Anthony attempts this in the final sea battle against Octavian. He sails his ship right at Octavian's flagship because even if he loses the battle, killing Octavian will still win him the war. It fails because Octavian is not actually on his flagship and is instead on another ship away from the fighting.
- During the Battle for Graza in book five of Arcia Chronicles, Alexander's army is betrayed, so he gathers the remaining loyal cavalry and orders a Self-Destructive Charge against the the enemy commander Pierre Tartue's position. He doesn't make it all the way there (though his best friend saves him from a certain death), but he gets close enough for Pierre to literally need a new pair of pants afterwards.
- In A Song of Ice and Fire, a lot of battle strategies among the warring claimants to the throne involve capturing or killing important commanders on the other side(s) as well as taking a side "out of the race" by killing their leader
- At the climax of Kushiel's Dart Isidore d'Aiglemort leads his army on a cavalry charge against the Skaldi, aiming to get to Waldemar Selig and kill him. They end up in a Mutual Kill.
- Done at the climax of Enders Game. Ender orders the fleet to charge straight in and fire their mass disintegrator weapons at the Formic homeworld, causing an Earth-Shattering Kaboom that kills all but one queen, taking all but a fraction of the species with it.
- In the first Redwall novel, Constance the badger tries to end the siege of Redwall Abbey by sniping enemy commander Cluny the Scourge. It fails due to a rather accidental Decoy Leader situation. Later on, when Cluny falls in battle, the enemy army falls into disarray, and many of the invaders surrender immediately.
- Dungeons & Dragons 1st Edition supplement Unearthed Arcana. In battle, cavaliers would automatically charge toward and attack enemy leaders in an attempt to gain glory by defeating them. The charge would be made at full speed, regardless of army cohesion, intervening friendly troops, or any other consideration.
- Warhammer 40K's Tyranids use synapse creatures as commanders, who relay the Hive Mind's orders to each individual 'nid in range. Taking out a synapse creature (which can best be summed up as "shoot the big ones") causes momentary confusion amid the 'nids, until a synapse creature gets back in range.
- Warhammer 40K: This is standard operating procedure when dealing with an Ork "Waaagh!" A Waaagh (combination mass migration, holy war, and pub crawl) only comes together when a Warboss is strong and charismatic enough, and killing him all but ensures that the inevitable squabble for leadership among his subordinates fractures the Waaagh. Of course, since a Warboss is a 12 foot tall mountain of muscle with stunning anger management issues, this is easier said than done.
- Tau armies suffer severe morale penalties if their Ethereal leader is slain. A blurb in an Imperial Guard codex credits a Ratling sniper named Magogg with assuring one Imperial victory when he blew an Ethereal's head off.
- Tyrant: Some cards have a skill called fear, which means it ignores the opposing assault and attacking the commander directly. Some of the top decks use this, and works because every battle pits 2 keystone armies.
- In Fallout: New Vegas, Vulpes Inculta's backstory has him winning a victory for Caesar's Legion against a hostile tribe by charging through a hole in their defences and capturing their chieftain. His centurion demands that Vulpes executed for defying orders, but Caesar is impressed by his cunning and tactical knowledge and has him transferred to the Frumentarii, Caesar's network of spies.
- Zig-Zagged in the Fire Emblem series. Sometimes missions can be won instantly by killing the enemy commander as soon as possible, other times you have to kill every enemy soldier regardless.
- In Dawn of War II, this is represented by having the Tyranids start attacking each other.
- The "Assassination" victory condition in Dawn of War: as soon as the enemy hero dies, they lose. Some AIs make an effort to keep their commanders alive, others... don't.
- A valid tactic in Warlords Battlecry 3 is to go straight for the commander- since he's the initial builder unit and able to capture resource sites, taking him out will seriously hamper the enemy activities, possibly even crippling the AI side completely, if they have no alternative builders or heroes.
- Killing the opponent's king unit in Regicide mode in Age of Empires II gives you instant victory, regardless of how many other units and resources the other player still has. Of course, losing your king will do the same to you. In several campaign scenarios the objective is killing one particular enemy commander or destroying one enemy building too.
- Ogre Battle: The series makes this a way to shorten the battles via creating a Decapitated Army. Useful for ending annoying scenarios but losing items you could get via annihilating units (but doing said thing deals with the Chaos Frame, or Karma Meter if you want to see it that way.)
- Tactics Ogre: Makes this trope the only way you or the enemy operates (specially in the Chaos Route Rime Battle where the Commander and a guest are in the middle of the heat and the army has to play Catch up, a really bad moment if the player has made said unit a Squishy Wizard).
- A viable tactic in the Total War series. Killing the enemy general will shake the morale of the entire enemy force. Low morale units may rout and this can trigger a chain reaction of the entire force fleeing.
- This is a viable tactic in the Uncharted Waters series: rushing for the enemy flagship and taking it out (with cannons or by boarding) is an instant-win condition, which helps preserve own forces and the cargo carried by other enemy ships (on the downside, you get less XP). In the second game, you can additionally challenge the enemy captain to a Combat by Champion by boarding his flagship with your own.
- This is a tactic in several battles in Final Fantasy VI, notably any battle involving switching between multiple parties to prevent an enemy advance and Cyan's defense of Doma Castle.
- Played straight in Supreme Commander The default victory condition in multiplayer is assassination, where to win one must kill the enemy Armored Command Unit. This is no small feat considering that the Commander usually has a full-out army and/or base protecting him, not to mention the fact that he's one of the most powerful units in the game. Some players might try to send a group of high-damage units on a suicide run to snipe the enemy commander, or if one player is too reckless with using his commander as a combat unit then they could find a surprise waiting for them.
- When the victory condition isn't assassination, this trope may become inverted as one player suicides his commander into the enemy army/base so the nuclear warhead within takes out as much stuff as possible.
- In No Need for Bushido, part of Yukizane's backstory involves ending a war by engaging the enemy commander in a one-on-one battle... in a game of chess.
- In the first battle for Earth in Exosquad, the Able Squad is able to turn the tide of battle in Terran favor by assaulting the enemy flagship, buying the Terran fleet time to escape the massacre more or less intact.
- In the season 1 finale of Ben 10: Alien Force, the heroes, failing to stop the Hightbreed invasion, end up using their portails to reach the Hightbreed Supreme himself. Played with in that they don't end up killing him, but rather finding a peaceful solution to end the conflict.
- In modern times, concern about snipers using this very tactic has led to the phasing out of identifying marks for officers, with inconspicuous rank insignia, and salutes by soldiers of lower rank expressly discouraged. So, Bling of War is now non-existent in real life.
- King Richard III attempted this at the Battle of Bosworth Field. With the battle starting to tip against him, Richard spotted Henry Tudor and his party riding off towards the army of Lord Stanley, which at this point of the battle was hanging off to the side, neutral. Richard took the men around him and went after Henry. Henry's bodyguards fought Richard's men off, Stanley's army finally interceded on behalf of Henry Tudor, and Richard was cornered and killed. Tudor became King Henry VII.
- This was a frequent strategy of Alexander the Great. He would hold his personal forces and bodyguards in reserve until an opening appeared wherein he could go straight in and kill the enemy general. He used this quite effectively against the Persians, scaring Emperor Darius III into fleeing the field.
- In the last battle of "el Cid Campeador" / "el mio Cid" this was the fear of his wife as she prepped the corpse so the soldiers wouldn't lose morale by learning that their commander was down.
- This is also payed with in the historical context as by the fact of the Commander being as such had access to better armor, or heck only the one outside his honor guard to have armor depending on the historical moment, it meant they were the ones that were harder to kill off.
- Averted in the fall of Constantinople when the king tore down the distinction that would make him identifiable and charged towards with his men making this approach impossible.
- In 1943 U.S. military intelligence intercepted a message stating that Admiral Isoruku Yamamoto, commander of the Imperial Japanese Navy, would be flying from point A to point B at a certain time. The Americans successfully intercepted the plane and shot it down, killing Yamamoto, the architect of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
- From the Wars of the Roses: The First Battle of St. Albans was a battle between armies of thousands, but ended as a decisive Yorkist victory when the Duke of York's men went straight for the Duke of Somserset and killed him. The total number of casualties was less than 100.
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Jordan Taylor piled up the third-most receiving yards in school history, while Taylor McHargue threw for four scores and Charles Ross rambled for 152 yards as Rice packaged its most complete game of the season to reach bowl eligibility in consecutive seasons for the second time in school history with a 45-7 win over UTEP at Rice Stadium on Saturday.
The win was the Owls (6-2) fifth straight this year, their eighth straight in C-USA and their 11 in the last 13 games dating back to last year. With their sixth win, the Owls will earn a bowl berth for the second consecutive year, matching the 1960 and 1961 teams as the only Rice teams to do so. It was also the Owls' largest margin of victory in nine seasons of Conference USA play and allowed them to keep pace with Tulane as C-USA's two remaining unbeaten teams in confernce action.
"I really am so proud of this football team," Rice head coach David Bailiff said "We're sitting here after eight games 6-2, bowl eligible and I think we continue to improve as a football team; I think the best is still yet to come."
Rice was staked to a 10-0 lead early in the second quarter thanks to the powerful running of Charles Ross, who topped 100 yards early in the second stanza on his way to 153 for the game and the first of three long connections between McHargue and Taylor. Their 60-yard effort put the Owls up 10-0 but UTEP found its footing on the next series as Blaire Sullivan hit Ian Hamilton with a 50-yard scoring pass. This is the third time Bailiff has led the Owls to bowl eligibility in his seven seasons and ironically each of his three teams reached the threshold with a defeat of the Miners and Saturday's encounter seemed early to be on pace for another in a long series of wild offensive shootouts until a last-gasp dive by Julius White foiled an apparent long scoring run by UTEP.
With Rice holding a 17-7 lead with just over five minutes left in the half, UTEP's Aaron Jones bounced outside on a running play and set sail for the Owls end zone. White was the man to have a shot and he tripped up Jones with his dive at the Rice three. After one carry for no gain, Jones again attack the line of scrimmage, only to have Michael Kutzler loosen the ball from his grip, Paul Porras deliver a blow to knock the ball free and Ross Winship fall on the loose ball to end the Miner's last serious scoring threat.
"I think the turning point of the game was the second quarter when UTEP broke that long one on us, the defense gets that turnover on the six-inch line and the offense gets that 99-yard drive; it's a 14-point swing," Bailiff said. "I think that gave us the momentum we needed in the game."
After fending off the UTEP strike deep at the end of the first half, the Rice defense held the Miners scoreless in the second.
"I was really pleased with how we responded in the second half - the third and fourth quarter. I think we came out and made plays - we had a bunch of people make plays today. The offensive line protected well, Charles Ross was amazing again - he had 150-plus rushing yards again, it was good to see Jordan Taylor get back involved - he's a big receiver, and he's playing big for us right now. "
After being quiet for most of the third quarter, McHargue and Taylor gave the crowd a jolt late in the quarter when they connected for 72 yards and a score, then added a third connection from 23 yards early in the fourth.
Taylor finished the day with 185 yards and three touchdowns on just four receptions. This yardage total was the third highest in school history, topped only by James Casey's 208 and David Houser's 196. McHargue threw for 259 yards on just eight completions, including a career-high four for touchdowns.
Ross became the eighth Owl in history to rush for 2,000 career yards early in the game and moved all the way to sixth on the career list, finishing the night with 2,088.
While reaching bowl eligibility earlier than in any time in recent history accomplishes one of the teams stated goals, Bailiff noted this is only the beginning of achieving benchmarks, not the conclusion. "We're thrilled to be bowl eligible, but we have a lot of goals still out there," Bailiff stated. "We're dreaming big still. We're working hard. What's amazing right now with where we are, it's like 'wow, that was a great win, but it's over. Now we have to go to work on North Texas.'"
The Owls will have little time to celebrate their win, with a road trip to North Texas looming on Thursday night.
"We have a tough game coming at us this Thursday," Bailiff stated. "It's a short turnaround; we've got to be back to work in the morning, so we can't enjoy this one very long, because we've got to get to work on North Texas. ... as coaches, that's what we started on yesterday and what we'll work on tonight."
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This unique Moab, Utah inn, is 2 miles from the entrance to Arches National Park. An outdoor pool, hot tub and a fitness course are featured. The inn is located off of Highway 191.The Aarchway Inn's over-sized rooms include cable TV, a microwave and a refrigerator. The sandstone-themed rooms include ceiling fans, seating areas and iPod docking stations.A 24-hour fitness centre is available to all guests at the Aarchway. The inn also offers an outdoor basketball court and barbecue facilities with picnic tables. Outdoor activities such as biking, hiking, and rafting are nearby.Moab Golf Club is 7.6 miles from the inn. Dead Horse Point State Park is a 35-minute drive from the Aarchway.Free Wi-Fi and complimentary shuttle are provided to guests. ...read more
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October 6, 2015
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Teresa from Parksville, Canada
September 26, 2015
September 26, 2015
The hotel was attractive, our room was comfortable with everything we needed. The included breakfast was delicious with many choices. It was well-located for our activites which were mostly visits to 2 national parks.
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July 29, 2015
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The air conditioner was loud and shut on and off all thru the night which kept one light sleeper from resting soundly.
Karen from Lehi, UT
July 9, 2015
July 9, 2015
lovely large room for family
Bonni from Lawrenceville, GA
June 2, 2015
June 2, 2015
Location. If you are looking for quick ride to archway this is convenient
Location. Need to drive to anywhere to eat. After a long day hiking we wanted to relax and walk to restaurant, not get back on car.
Verified Hotel Guest from Downers Grove, IL
May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015
Cleanliness, good breakfast at hotel, close proximity to state parks, away from congestion of the town
Would have been nice if they had a full size restaurant included but found an excellent restaurant called Zax that we were extremely pleased with...
Verified Hotel Guest from Telluride, CO
March 17, 2015
March 17, 2015
Hot tub inside in sheltered area, warm pool, good amenities / vening machines, nice location in a quiet, natural setting close to Arches.
"Full Breakfast" is basically the same chafing-dish preserved scrambled egg and bacon plus cereal as what you'd expect from a budget hotel. Also not much sound-proofing - got woken up by upstairs guests at 5 AM from shower, toilet and banging doors.
Verified Hotel Guest from West Jordan, UT
March 3, 2015
March 3, 2015
It was so nice to have a park for the kids. The breakfast was good for howl food.
Only thing I didn't like were the "bath towels". They are very thin and quite small. It fit my toddler perfectly, not very effective on adults
Robert from Houston, TX
February 26, 2015
February 26, 2015
Friendly staff; fantastic hot breakfast; clean, modern rooms; easy access to WiFi; great location near Arches National Park. We will certainly return during our next trip to Moab.
Jun from Hillsboro, OR
February 20, 2015
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We were in this hotel a few years ago and the rooms were seriously in need of improvement. What a pleasant surprise to discover, that the new management has now renovated a whole section of the rooms. We stayed for two nights in one of the nicely renovated rooms on the second floor and we loved it. Great setting in... More
Cluny as a town is very beautiful and we had a most enjoyable stay here. There were three of us travelling and we booked a family room. My daughter was delighted that she had a separate room to us and we were very happy with the interconnecting door. The rooms were large and fans in both to help cool the... More
Stayed here two nights in May. Had a bit of trouble accessing due to the road closures for Sunday market, finally figured it out. Well with the confusion, great simple hotel in the heart of the city. Rooms very simple but clean . Nice big bathroom. The owners were very helpful . Parking was right on site.
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INGREDIENTSCyclopentasiloxane, Dimethiconol, Zea Mays / Corn Germ Oil, Argania Spinosa Oil / Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, Camellia Kissi / Camellia Kissi Seed Oil, Pentaclethra Macroloba Oil / Pentaclethra Macroloba Seed Oil, Linalool, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Limonene, Coumarine, Benzyl Alcohol, Parfum / Fragrance.
on 1/19/2012 3:59:00 PM
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I liked this product at first. It seemed to do a good job defrizzing my hair after washing and didnt weigh it down. Seeing on here that it contains silicone has really annoyed me as I have heard the same thing about silicone being rubbish from (good) hairdressers. I would also like to know why cosmetics (expensive and cheap) always put fragrance and benzyl alcohol in frigging EVERYTHING!! Plus I absolutely hate it when products' websites rave about key ingredients and neglect to give you a full list of what's in them.
on 1/5/2012 5:55:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This, for, me, did exactly the same a Moroccanoil - seemed great the first couple of uses, then managed to tangle the ends of my long, fine hair and leave it a mess after a while. usen 175th of the bottel, the rest will prpbebly stay on the shelf untill my next throw-out-everything-that does-not-work-stint. Waste of good money.
on 12/14/2011 11:28:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have protein sensitive hair and this was good for that. As a pre shampoo treatment it was very nice. As a post shampoo/conditioner product the initial results were good but the next day my hair would feel very dry. Packaging nice and easy to use but there is such a wider selection on the Market now I feel this is over priced.
on 12/13/2011 1:40:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I really wanted to give this product a higher rating, but I can't after I read the lists of ingredients on the package. I have been using BioSilk Silk Therapy for years and recently stopped using it because I read a comment about how silicone in hair products suffocate your hair. This is exactly what happened to me - hair gets drier and frizzier after years of usage, and I kept using more of it thinking my hair gets drier as I grew older. I switched to Kerastase Elixir Ultime because of 1) the rave review I saw here 2) I thought this product contained mainly 4 natural oils including argan oil. Oh well, the top 2 ingredients are still silicone (Cyclopentasiloxane and Dimethiconol). I'm truly disappointed for paying such a high price for yet another silicone hair product. I have also been experimenting with pure organic argan oil as a hair serum and I'm seeing better results even though the argan oil costs less. I'll be using natural / organic hair products from now on and I will not be purchasing this kerastase oil again.
Edit: I'm changing the rating from a 2-star to a 5-star. Why the change? It's because now I realized not all silicone was created equal. The silicone used in this product is probably of much higher quality. I've been using it since the fall of 2011 and my hair looks great without any signs of "suffocation" or damage. Besides, my hair is quite curly and this serum keeps my hair straight when used with a blow dryer, something argan oil just can't accomplish. One bottle (125 ml) will probably last 1 year and 10 months for me (app. 3 pumps a week) so it's actually not that expensive because it would last a long time.
on 12/12/2011 9:43:00 PM
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Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I wasn't that impressed. Well, not $54 impressed.
What I loved: The smell! My hair felt like silk. I have very fine hair and it did not weigh my hair down at all.
What I disliked: While my hair "felt" great, it certainly didn't look any different after styling. I had to apply quite a bit to my dry hair to smooth it down.
If my hair had looked as fantastic as it felt, I would have said this product is liquid gold.
on 12/4/2011 7:17:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
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This is hair product gold for me. Light, non-greasy, adds shine and silkiness to my long hair and last forever! One and a half pumps gives me a lovely, sleek, bouncy blow dry and a bottle lasts me about a year. My hairdresser says my hair has never been in better condition. I use this with fairly standard high street shampoos and it has transformed my look - I definitely recommend it!
on 11/28/2011 3:06:00 AM
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Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is a true miracle product. I'm in constant search for good leave-ins and de-frizzing products, and was first sceptical about this - how could the oils really be as good as everyone claims? But oh my, they are. I was so lucky I got this for free and thank goodness I did, since the price is insane. I've been using this as a leave-in conditioner; I need for my middle-back length hair two pumps. Then when my hair is dry, I add an additional 1/3 of a pump and it gives so much shine and softness! You could also use this before shampoo to prevent damage but I don't think the product will last very long so won't use it for that.
+ Great smell
+ Gives tons of shine
+ Gives great smoothness and defrizz
- Very expensive
- If you have long or unruly/dry hair, this probably won't last ages
on 11/28/2011 1:06:00 AM
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Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Meh it was okay. For the price I wouldn't buy again. At over $50 for a hair product I expect otherworldy results! They called it "liquid gold" at the salon I purchased from, but I would say it's more like liquid sterling silver. Felt nice as it was drying on my wet hair, but after flatironing, nothing special. Was supposed to help recondition my hair with use, after using the entire bottle was not convinced of this.
on 11/21/2011 9:21:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I wash my hair every other day and use dry shampoo on the other days. On the days I wash my hair I apply this oil while my hair is still damp. I thought with my hair being so fine and generally greasy on its own that this might not be a worthwhile product for me. I was wrong! This oil somehow manages to make my hair soft and light. I have RedKen to add shine but cannot stand the smell, so Kerastase has been a terrific find for me. Now I can use my dry shampoo and not have hair that looks dried out at the ends and greasy at the scalp.
on 11/16/2011 3:26:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Not a fan of this product.
I was so excited to try this as i thought kerastase never dissapoints but what a kill- joy it turned out to be.
When it comes to using oils as a pre- shampoo treatement, i make my own mix of natural oils consisting of avocado oil, castor oil with/without tee tree oil, rosemary oil and sweet almond oil. And that does more for my hair than a whole bottle of this very expensive elixer would ever do.
When i use it on my damp hair, im still not crazy about it because there are better oils and serums available at a cheaper price that give me better results. Even the oleo-relax serum from kerastase is better.
Another similiar product to this is the Schwarzkopf Professional BC Bonacure Oil Miracle Finishing Treatment. It's cheaper and better.. I would suggest to give that a try instead.
This product doesn't work extremely well for my hair type at all so i will not be wasting my money on it ever again.
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During a time of year when most folks are focused on what's under the tree, it's another type of wood — the hardwood — that will hold the interest of high school sports fans from around the country.
The Beach Ball Classic basketball tournament will be held for the 31st time this month, running from Dec. 27-31 at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.
The annual tournament will feature 16 teams from around the nation suiting up beginning Thursday in hopes of claiming the coveted crown as champions of one of the nation's premier high school basketball tournaments.
In addition to the high-quality competition on the courts, the event is a plus on numerous fronts.
For the City of Myrtle Beach, the Classic is a yearly gift which brings in hoards of people during a historically drab offseason week between two holidays.
"I tell everybody this is my best Christmas present each year, the Beach Ball Classic," said Paul Edwards general manager of the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.
And in true form of the season, the Convention Center is a bustling, hectic place before the tournaments as teams of workers hurry to transform the complex into a 6,600 seat arena.
"We have learned together over the years what it to takes to flip it," said Myrtle Beach Mayor and Beach Ball Classic Executive Director John Rhodes. "And they have nailed it. It's amazing what they can do in the amount of time provided."
Starting with Coastal Carolina graduation ceremonies Dec. 17, the convention center began its transformation, before shifting into full-scale sports mode hosting hosting the Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational girls high school basketball tournament this week (http://www.beachballclassic.com/Teams/HolidayInvitational.aspx">more information here).
It took a crew of a dozen workers approximately eight hours to get the floor down, not to mention also constructing bleachers, hanging banners, shipping in chairs and perfecting the scoreboard and lighting. Most of the seats are reserved for sponsors and approximately 300 for the teams.
This year 11 states are represented including Utah, Texas, New York, Ohio, Florida, Illinois and Kentucky in addition to southeast region teams from S.C., Georgia and Lousiana.
As always a few local teams will be in the mix with Myrtle Beach and Socastee competing alongside talented squads such as the top-10-nationally-ranked Bishop Gorman High, from Las Vegas, Nevada.
When it comes to individual talent on display, the main attraction will be Bishop Gorman's Shabazz Muhammad, a 6'6" swingman who is widely regarded as the nation's top senior. Playing second fiddle to Muhammad in age, if not talent, will be another top-ranked national recruit in junior Julius Randle, a 6'9" power forward from Prestonwood Christian Academy in Plano, Texas.
For Randle this will be his second trip to Myrtle Beach for the BBC, but for many of the students competing, the tournament marks a first for them.
"A lot of the team's coming from out of state, for a lot of them, this is their first time in Myrtle Beach," Edwards said. "That's what it's all about. Introducing Myrtle Beach to people who haven't been here before and hope they return."
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Oak Harbor Golf Club is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Slidell, Louisiana. This medium-length layout has adequate length for a regulation course. Overall this course plays quite difficult, at least from the back tees it does. Trouble surrounds many of the greens. Online tee times may be available at Oak Harbor Golf Club or at nearby golf courses, often at a substantial discount from the going green fees rate.
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