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Purchased Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2012 with Top Shot Elite for my son's Christmas gift. I bought the promotional package where I was supposed to get Cabelas Survival: Shadows of Katmai free. Everything shipped and arrived in a timely manner. My son opened it Christmas day and the trigger on the gun did not work. It does not come up with an error message or anything. It just has no response. So I return Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2012 with Top Shot Elite and Amazon does not have this game anymore so they said they would refund my money. I paid $80 and got $53 refunded. They minused the value of the FREE game off of the $80. I understand this in one respect BUT I wanted another Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2012 with Top Shot Elite and Amazon could not comply. I did not break the agreement. So beware...your free games are only free if nothing goes wrong with part of the order.

I wanted a lighter-weight vacuum after having surgery. I own two Kirbys, but they weigh about 25 lbs. each (I have one upstairs and one downstairs so I don't have to lug them up & down stairs.) However, even though the Shark Navigator only weights about 16 lbs., it was harder to push on my plush carpet. It doesn't have the drive mechanism that the well-built Kirby has to help it to glide when it's turned on.

The Stubby Antenna is exactly what I was looking for and at a reasonably price. My Chevy Equinox now goes in and out of the garage without scraping the antenna. Also, I have not noticed any loss in radio reception. The Stubby Antenna is an excellent product. Also, the seller shipped the antenna quickly.

I had the game on pre-order as well and after finding out about the DRM they choose, I canceled. It really saddens me that the decisions made by the execs at EA ruined all the hard work by Wright and his team. What I really don't understand is who they think they are stopping. I would gladly hand over more than $50 to have this game without unwanted spyware wrapped as DRM. Did they stop the pirates from getting a copy onto the web? Not even a little bit. Did they stop a legitimate customer from actually purchasing their product? Indeed they did.

I had a makeover done at the Bare Escentuals store in the mall. The sales person told me the makeup was all natural and safe for all skin types. I have rosascea and she assured me the product would not hurt my skin. I also have medium sized pores (hidden with other makeups)and very oily skin. So, the makeover was done. I have to say I was not impressed with the overall look. It sank into my pores and made them look huge. I also looked pale and plastic-like. I did not buy the product. Decided to go home and see how it looked as the day went on. It just became a cakey mess on my oily skin. When I began to sweat the makeup started to burn and sting my face. So I washed it off. Later I noticed splotchy red welts and whiteheads over my nose, cheeks and forehead. I later found out the culprit may be bismuth oxychloride, a product that many people are allergic to. This is also what gave me that plastic look. I am very glad that I tried it out before buying it. I would recommend that anyone who was interested in this product to go to Bare Escentuals store or Sephora and test it out first. Wear it home, sweat in it, whatever. I'm sure the product works for lots of people but not me. If you have sensitive skin or rosascea I believe you should think twice about using any product with bismuth oxychloride in it.