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Mar 10, 2012I think if you fan of 1 mass effect this game for you will be a peace of s**t but if you are a fan of 2 mass effect you will enjoy this game a lot.Briliant story,cool characters,great action this are waiting for you
Mar 6, 2012A 10 from me since it doesn't deserve the negative reviews its getting, I don't want this to turn out just like Modern Warfare 3 did an this is a game i actually like.
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Mar 18, 2012Macnificent game the other people just have no taste!!!! One of my top 3 best games ever played!Graphically superb! Great story line! Loved it!!!!:-) I hope the movie is close I as good as this!
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Mar 6, 2012It's a great game with a great story line. The only thing that I don't like about the game is that because I like to be perfect, I usually would spend hours just going back and choose all the choices that are given which is a pain in the ass. But other than that, it's a great game and I definitely recommend it to those who enjoy this genre of games.
Apr 6, 2012First of all, graphically speaking, Mass Effect 3 only improves on its predecessors. The frame rate is much better (especially on PS3), the character models are fantastic as usual and the overall look of the game is much crisper. There are a few glitches, such as freezing on loading screens (which have been slightly shortened), but it doesnâ
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Mar 22, 2012Excellent game. The story is superior and the voice acting sets the standard for other games. I'm not thrilled with the way it ends, but Bioware is apparently addressing that very soon. Otherwise, it's very enjoyable, with excellent graphics and good pacing. Commander Shepard remains one of the most fully realized characters in gaming and Mass Effect 3 is a joy to play.
Apr 28, 2012
Mar 17, 2012this game was awesome, no other game keeps you as emotioally attached the story, and i felt the ending was quite fitting despite all these protests. The action was improved and the multiplayer was surprisingly fun, if a little unnecessary
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May 18, 2012im guna say it mass effect 3 is dissapointing it is not as good as me2 but is is still really good the story has moments that can be games onto itself the combat is improved the music is the best in the series but be warned the ending is ****
Mar 21, 2012Bioware has once again provided a excelent game with mass effect 3. From the amazing storyline, to the perfected shooter experience, the new customizable weapons, and the multiplayer that to be honest i was a little worried about they have came through once again and provided a great game that I would recommend to anyone.
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Mar 21, 2012This game is pretty amazing. It has great game play, awesome story telling. It has three settings to suit your style of play so it's easy for everyone to play the way they want. One thing that really makes me love this game is the ability to be Gay/Lesbian because I feel like it's a step towards equal rights.
Mar 20, 2012
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Mar 6, 2012
Mar 6, 2012Looking forward to playing out the final part of this trilogy. Judging by the demo, it's gonna be great.
You might just find that the majority off the people criticizing the game and scoring it a big fat 0 are Staff from GAME and GAME-STATION in the UK. -
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Mar 12, 2012Brilliant game, I love the storyline the gameplay, the cutscenes. It was everything I wanted in the game. The fact that you can choose between male and female characters to be with is a significant advancement in the games like these. Thank you BioWare -- 10/10!
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Mar 13, 2012Haven't played it but I know it doesn't deserve a 3.6, and I only played the demo. I guess I'm only putting this up here because I see so many children crying about their beloved franchise going to s**t with the ending this game supposedly had. God you people are lame.
Mar 8, 2012I love it, gotten goosebumps playing this game more than I can ever recall from a video game. Seeing how so many characters that I care about have grown, is fantastic. I love the job the writers did with many of the characters. Certain ones that I felt lacked emotion early on in the series and didn't like as much as others, really seem to have evolved. Very pleased with Mass Effect 3.
Oct 28, 2012Loved it loved it.... LOVED IT. MASS EFFECT 3 IS THE BEST GAME OF ALL TIME. OF ALL TIME! ALL TIME! TIME! IME. ME. MASS EFFECT. M. MMM. THIS GAME MAKES ME GO 'MMM'. Miranda's ass alone is a enough reason to buy this game.
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Mar 12, 2012Its obvious the xbox fanboys come on here and give the ps3 and pc versoins of games bad scores because they dont want to affect their beloved sad platform. This game is near on a masterpiece and no one gives a crap about day 1 dlc its nothing to do with the game itself which is completely outstanding. I swear everyone just bashes on everything these days.
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Mar 6, 2012I would bet Square or Bethesda is at the bottom of these rampant negative user scores. What a shame... I think the game is outstanding, yes it bothers me about the DLC available for $10 but really didn't bother me enough to prevent my purchase of the DLC at the same time I picked up the game. 99% of the 0 scores don't carry a bit of weight!
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Mar 7, 2012Loved the game. I have played Mass Effect 1 and 2 each 8 times. I just beat part 3 today and loved it. Sure it has a bunch of issues.....but I think that everyone was expecting an 11/10 and since they didn't get it they are giving it a 0.
Also, people need to get over the whole DLC thing. It will be a good story but it is NOT needed to get the full story of Mass Effect 3. -
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Mar 12, 2012Terrible animations, graphics, and gameplay. All wrapped together in the first game that allows you to skip the game. The clear worst in the series, and everything wrong with modern videogames.
Mar 13, 2012Too good to miss. Ignore the user negative reviews. They have nothing to do with the game. This trilogy is one of the best gaming experiences I've had. There are some quibbles, but it's hard to complain about a game who's story makes me care.
Mar 13, 2012Phenominal game. It's great to see all those desisions you made in the first two games come to fruition. The animations are fluid. The shooting is better than ever. To top it all off they even expanded the RPG elements. Great job Bioware.
Mar 13, 2012WHY THE HATE FOR THIS GAME????
Geezz gamers in this day are stupid -___-
SHM,did people expect? 20+ vastly different endings?
And loyal fans?Please.I adore Mass Effect, I'm just as loyal as others, but I'm not crying over the endings. I personally don't see what the big problem is. -
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Mar 22, 2012Nothing less then perfection. I managed to get a copy a few days early and I never thought the story and game could top what the last two games have delivered, but this keeps getting better and better! You really do feel the weight of those decisions you made. Its great to finally see the outcome of these shaping after waiting for 5 years in curiosity as to what would happen.
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Apr 12, 2012This is a great game. the gameplay is better than mass effect 2,but the story and characters are weaker and the game forgets that it's a third person shooter RPG. but it's a really good game.
May 25, 2012Poor ending doesn't hide the fact that this is an excellent game.
The side quests are weak, but less irritating than in mass effect 2. The main story holds up extremely well until the end. Making multiplayer effect the war effore was a ridiculous choice. -
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Mar 19, 2012Fantastic end to the series, these people griping are crazy! Story is fantastic and against popular decisions think the ending it perfect for the tone of the game and the story... Do yourself a favour and get this game, you will not be disappointed!
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Apr 3, 2012Simply brilliant. Great action, sense of suspense. Has everything, strongly recommended. Have played all the Mass Effect games and was initially nervous about the Multiplayer, but its excellent. PSN: jstevo.
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Mar 12, 2012It's great. More of ME2, which is what I wanted. The ending may be disappointing to a certain extent -- but how can it not be? It's the end of ME! Very fun game.
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Mar 9, 2012Incredible game, I find that their is a lot of fanboys who are just out to hate, sure you loved the first ME but games change over time.. deal with it. This is a beautiful game with a really intense story line. Ginger Shepard FTW
Mar 11, 2012A great sequel, with enhanced gameplay mechanics as well as bringing back aspects of the original that were missed, and a story that does not disappoint.
Mar 9, 2012Incredible game. Filled with excitement. Great graphics, incredible story. People shouldn't play Mass Effect 3. They should live it. It's incredible, more than we could have hoped for.
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May 2, 2012Haters are always going to hate. Yes the ending was bad but the whole game is still in my top three of my favorite games ever, its a classic and I hope the ending DLC will make the ending awesome so that this game can take the deserved place of my favorite game of all time.
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Apr 10, 2012Yes, the ending is lame. However, if you can get past the disappointment in the last five minutes of the story (which you can watch by searching on YouTube), the gameplay is almost identical to ME2. The story, for all the (justified) gripes about the ending, is in other respects even better than in ME2. Multiplayer is a fun yet minor addition.
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Mar 26, 2012Thanks for another great game, Bioware. No I didn't like the ending either, but I'm not some spoiled, entitled brat that thinks 1 hour of poor content automatically taints 29 hours of engaging story and incredible gameplay. This game will melt your face, ultimately leaving you a bit confused about the ending but still happy you got to go on the ride.
Mar 29, 2012Game is very good, if you are not as those kids, you should not listen to them.
My registration here only one purpose - to help this game and save it from kids. :)
Aug 21, 2012Mass Effect 3 manages to reach the greatness of its predecessors, and surpass it.
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Apr 10, 2012Mass Effect 3 is an amazing experience in and of itself. It's also the perfect capstone to a true AAA franchise, offering a poignant conclusion that'll stick long after the credits have rolled. You're standing on the precipice of one of the best games Earth money can buy. [April 2012, p.60]
Apr 3, 2012If ever a game was more about the journey than the destination, it's Mass Effect 3. And what a journey it is. [May 2012, p.71]
Apr 2, 2012The RGP elements have been toned down considerably in favour of more action. For some this will sound like a bad thing, but trust us when we say that Bioware has thought this through. With the Reapers invading, it would be kind off silly to go on a shopping spree on the citadel. [April 2012, p.60]


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American classic: steak
When we were younger, we ate more steak. My son, home from college this summer, reminds me that he is still "younger" and needs steak regularly. Especially during grilling season.
The steak of his dreams is inspired by Goodwood Barbecue Co., one of our favorite restaurants in Utah. After a day outdoors exercising while on vacation, indulging in steak proved a good idea. Their mopped Delmonico etched itself in our minds forever. The thick prime rib steak, cooked over wood, gets mopped with a zesty barbecue sauce just before it comes off the grill. We savored every bite.
This Fourth of July, we're grilling our own version to celebrate this great country and the plethora of steaks on sale for the holiday.
Delmonico steak, made famous by the original Delmonico's restaurant in New York City, always makes me swoon when it's offered on menus. I know I'll get a generous portion of a rich piece of beef. There's some debate about which cut of steak makes a Delmonico, but we're opting for a bone-in rib steak for its shape, ease of cooking and decadent texture from lots of marbling.
To cook steaks properly, don't go too thick or too thin. In our experience, 1- to 1 1/4-inch-thick steaks cook beautifully everywhere from the grill to the broiler to a hot skillet. This thickness also takes well to aggressive seasoning on the exterior yet leaves you with a definite steak sensation in the center. Don't trim the fat too closely — you'll want to leave a little to keep the cooking moist and so it chars nicely, which adds flavor.
Whenever possible, buy choice or prime steaks for the best flavor and most marbling, which means more foolproof cooking. Steaks graded "select" are very lean and supereasy to render dry and tough. Grass-fed steaks sold at natural grocery stores and online prove worth the added cost for the lessened environmental impact and rich flavor.
I take a two-step approach to seasoning these thick steaks: First, a simple rub applied a couple of hours in advance. Second, the mop with a smoky barbecue-inspired steak sauce. Our sauce recipe cooks in just 10 minutes and will keep a couple of weeks in the refrigerator.
Good steaks deserve high-heat cooking and the flavor of hardwood charcoal. After all, that's what we get when we go to our favorite steak joints. Select natural charcoal so the meat doesn't taste like chemicals. Alternatively, for gas-grilling, soak natural wood chips in water, then make a foil packet of them (pierced with holes) and place it over the heat source to add smoke.
The steak recipe doubles easily for a larger crowd. I plan on one generous steak per person — after all, it's a holiday. Alternatively, select smaller steaks, such as a boneless strip steak.
This steak came out so well my son told me that the restaurant had nothing on me. He just hoped he can order it again soon. First, we're going hiking.
Smoky barbecue steak sauce
Prep: 5 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes
Makes: about 1 1/2 cups
1 cup ketchup
1/3 cup each: apple cider vinegar, dark brown sugar
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon bacon fat, optional
1 ½ teaspoons pureed chipotle in adobo or 1 teaspoon chipotle chili powder
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon ground allspice
Mix all ingredients in a small saucepan. Simmer over low heat, about 10 minutes. Cool; store in a jar in the refrigerator up to a couple of weeks.
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Per tablespoon: 26 calories, 0 g fat, 0 g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 6 g carbohydrates, 0 g protein, 169 mg sodium, 0 g fiber.
Simple steak rub
Look for sweet smoked paprika in the spice section or order it from penzeys.com.
Mix 2 tablespoons chili powder, 1 tablespoon smoked sweet paprika, 1 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper in a small bowl. Store in a jar up to a couple of weeks.
Smoky grilled Delmonico mopped steaks
Prep: 10 minutes
Cook: 11 minutes
Makes: 4 generous servings
Note: Other steak choices good here include top loin strip steak, T-bone and porterhouse. Top sirloin and flat-iron steaks also work; just be sure to cook them no more than medium-rare so they stay moist.
4 beef rib steaks on the bone, each about 1 inch thick and weighing about 14 ounces
1 recipe simple steak rub
½ cup smoky barbecue steak sauce
1. Place steaks on a platter. Sprinkle each with about 1 teaspoon of the steak rub. Flip the steaks and sprinkle the other side with the rub. Refrigerate uncovered while you prepare the grill (or better yet, for 3 to 4 hours).
2. Prepare a charcoal grill or heat a gas grill to medium high. Put the steaks directly over the heat source. Cover; cook, 6 minutes. Flip the steaks; baste with some of the sauce. Cover the grill; cook 3 minutes. Flip the steaks again; baste the other side with sauce. Grill, covered, until medium-rare, 1-2 minutes.
3. Transfer the steaks to a board; let rest a couple of minutes before serving.
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Per serving: 783 calories, 43 g fat, 17 g saturated fat, 257 mg cholesterol, 15 g carbohydrates, 80 g protein, 1,019 mg sodium, 2 g fiber.
Grilled smashed sweet potatoes with smoky almonds
Prep: 15 minutes
Cook: 25 minutes
Makes: 4 generous servings
4 medium-large sweet potatoes, about 3 1/2 pounds total
3 to 4 tablespoons butter
¾ cup smoked almonds, roughly chopped
2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary or oregano (or a combination)
3 to 4 tablespoons chopped fresh chives or green onion tops
1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 teaspoon salt, or more to taste
1. Scrub potatoes clean. Pierce skin in several places with a fork. Microwave on high until a fork is easy to insert, usually 12-14 minutes. (Turn potatoes over midway through the cooking.) Put cooked potatoes on a cutting board. (Potatoes can be cooked to this point up to 1 hour in advance; cover and let rest.)
2. Prepare a charcoal grill or heat a gas grill to medium-high.
3. Meanwhile, melt butter in a small nonstick skillet. Add almonds. Cook, stirring, until butter is foamy and almonds are starting to turn golden, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in rosemary and chives.
4. Use a large spatula to press the warm cooked potatoes (skin and all) to an even 1-inch thickness. (The skin will break; that's OK.) Drizzle on both sides with olive oil; sprinkle with salt.
5. Place the potatoes on the grill directly over the heat source. Cover the grill; cook until richly browned and crisped, 4-5 minutes. Carefully flip the potatoes. Brown the other side. Transfer to a large platter. Spoon the almond mixture over the potatoes. Serve.
Nutrition information:
Per serving: 429 calories, 22 g fat, 7 g saturated fat, 23 mg cholesterol, 54 g carbohydrates, 9 g protein, 308 mg sodium, 10 g fiber.


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Yeah, seeing how the Giants have used Lincecum as a bullpen arm in the postseason, I'd love to see Santana in that role using Wheeler in the rotation.
You keep him and hope that he as a good start to the season and try to move him at the deadline for something useful. Then you bring up Wheeler.
You keep him and hope that he as a good start to the season and try to move him at the deadline for something useful. Then you bring up Wheeler.
Nobody is trading for him even if he has a great start. Heck he did last year too. Everyone knows that after a handful of starts his arm isn't holding up.
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His arm is fine, he hurt his back.
Arm, Shoulder, back, ankle, knee whatever. The strength and durability he used to have is shot so he over compensates and gets himself hurt. He will never throw more than 150 innings again. At some point I think we need to consider making his debut some time in June.
If he starts well like he did last year, he certainly will be a tradeable asset.
Someone would want Johan by the deadline (considering the Mets would have paid more than half his salary to that point) and they would certainly pick up more of his contract if a team is willing to deal for him.
He was very good last year up until the no-hitter and a left handed pitcher of his stature (although past his prime) still has value.
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Saying that, i dont think the bullpen is a good idea for a guy with serious shoulder issues (even if they are over 2 years removed)
Throwing him out there 2 to 3 times a week would certainly do no favors to his body.
Let him stay in the rotation and hope he is effective enough to be dealt.
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He was clearly good the 1st half, till the injuries started to pile up. I think he can be good the 1st 2-3 months again and the Mets should eat 75% of the contract that is left and get something decent for him.
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Leave him alone for the first half. Hopefully, he'll build value and we trade him by July 31.
Let's face it '13 is going to be repeat of '12. Santana, if healthy, will prove to be a asset for a contending team than ours.
He deserves better. He's one pitcher who was never supported by enough runs.
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I'm 11 wks and experiencing shortness of breath when talking is anyone having the same issue?
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Yes! I can't walk up the stairs without being completely out of breath. I also notice it sometimes while talking as well. It's really annoying. I can't talk on the phone and do something at the same time without breathing all hard into the phone. Lol. Yuck. I can't remember exactly where I read this, but I do remember reading something about it being due to an increase in your blood volume. Apparently your blood volume will increase by 50% during pregnancy which in turn, makes your heart work harder, etc, etc. You may want to do your own research because at this point I've read so much, it is possible that it is all blurring together.
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It is something you'll want to bring up with your doctor. You shouldn't feel out of breath while talking and doing normal activities. Later on shortness of breath is normal because the baby is pushing up on your lungs and your lungs can't fill up with as much air. However it could mean that your iron is too low and you are anemic.
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I know the feeling. Its even worse when talking and walking. I get fraustrated when i'm on my cell and I have to stop and take a deep breathe so that i can continue. i was worried at first because i've never had that issue before but the doctor said that it's perfectly normal. its part of the package deal
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May 23, 2012 2:20 PM, By Mark Johnson
What's in a name? Back in the day the word "monitor" was usually used to describe a very accurate broadcast display (though in those days it was a CRT). Monitors were used for judging video signal quality through the production chain. These days, it's used a little more blithely to describe a display in general terms and can mean anything from a desktop computer display to a medical imaging monitor (as well as the traditional broadcast video monitor). Even some consumer TVs will invoke the term "monitor" in an effort to sell on image quality. This showcase will cover most of these types of displays and we'll look at representative examples of broadcast monitors, as well as computer monitors with a couple of high-quality consumer displays that incorporate the latest advancements in the technology.
Display technology has advanced considerably with a few different types of technologies available. LEDs factor in to flatpanel display in a couple of ways. While the technology has been available since the 1970s, Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) displays, while expensive, are starting to become more affordable. While efficient and leaving a smaller carbon footprint than other flatpanel display technologies, "organic" does not refer to its ecological impact but rather to the composition of materials used to manufacture the LED. The emissive electroluminescent layer in an OLED is a film of organic compounds, which produces light when an electric current is applied. Unlike a liquid crystal display, an OLED display does not require a backlight and some of the benefits derived from that include deeper black levels as well as a lighter and thinner display—so thin, in fact, that some OLED displays can be flexible. Other qualities that make OLEDs appealing is that they afford a wide viewing angle, and due to their fast response time, there are no ghosting or smearing artifacts. Additionally, the color rendering with OLED displays is excellent.
On the flip side, OLEDs as mentioned are presently expensive to manufacture and the displays can be susceptible to screen burn-in (much like the early plasma displays). And current organic materials used in the manufacture of OLEDs can decay with time. OLEDs have been historically used for smaller displays, for example, in mobile phones and PDAs, as well as televisions and computer monitors. However, a couple of manufacturers have recently introduced game-changing products regarding use of OLEDs for large displays. So while they don't proliferate the market place like other display technologies, there are a few manufacturers that are betting people will pay for the improved image quality available from an OLED display.
Nabbing the CNET "Best of the 2012" CES Award, the 55in. LG 55EM9600 Cinema 3D Smart TV weighs 16.5lbs. and is the equivalent of about three credit cards at its thinnest point. The TV also features 2D to 3D conversion, which allows viewing of 2D content in 3D.
Samsung also introduced a 55in. Super OLED TV at CES garnering multiple awards. Scheduled to ship the latter half of 2012, the display features a built-in camera and two microphones for voice and motion control and face recognition. The TV also incorporates a dual core processor to run apps or for web browsing.
In 2007, Sony released the first OLED TV. It was very expensive and with just an 11in. display; after a few years, the product was discontinued. Sony does make OLED models for professional application. Sony has also announced that it will no longer pursue OLED product development for the mass market, focusing instead on crystal LED technology. Currently Sony produces the Trimaster EL BVM-E, BVM-F, and PVM series OLED monitors. For critical image evaluation applications, the BVM-E and F models are available in 24.5in. and 16.5in. versions. Inputs include two 3G-SDI and one HDMI as well as four option slots. The resolution is 1920x1280.
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Vaughn and McNeer won the North A State Title in the No. 1 boys doubles division winning all three of their matches in the tournament.
"Tyler Vaughn and Mitchell McNeer played their best tennis of the season and got the north state tile," Bayou head tennis coach Milena Araujo said. "They are going to state as the number one seed and that gives them an advantage."
In their first match of the day, Vaughn and McNeer blanked Regents of Oxford's Prather and Carey in straight set 6-0, 6-0. Vaughn and McNeer continued their success in the semifinals by defeating West Memphis' Farr and DeVazier in straight sets 6-4, 6-2 to advance to the championship match. In the championship match, Vaughn and McNeer completed their day in victory by defeating Sharkey's team of Vilarreal and Clinkscales 7-6, 6-1.
The other Bayou tennis player to qualify for state was Tres Heisnz who finished second in the No. 2 boys singles division at North State. Heinsz defeated Regents of Oxford's Lake 6-0, 6-1 and West Memphis' Cash 6-2, 6-3 before losing to Sharkey's Anthony 6-4, 7-5 in the championship match.
"It was his first season to play," Araujo said about Heinsz. "At the beginning, I wasn't sure if he was going to make it, but he did a really good job. He plays hard and doesn't except losing."
The performances by Vaughn, McNeer and Heinsz enabled Bayou to finish second behind Sharkey at North State.
"I never doubted my players but earning second overall for the boys wasn't something I expected because we only had two teams," Araujo said. "It was a great surprise, and I couldn't be more proud."
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The ADI Supplier Awards are based on an exacting supplier program that measures a company's ability to meet strict standards for technology and market leadership, commitment to manufacturing speed and quality, and delivery of cost reduction initiatives. ADI recognizes those companies that meet the program's rigorous standards and differentiate their organizations by anticipating and accommodating market demand fluctuations and maintaining consistently short delivery times.
The winners for 2009 by category and supplier location are:
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This win will give him the honor of representing the state in the Great American Seafood Cook-Off later this year.
Crews, who is a private chef and has been the chef instructor at Mississippi Delta Community College for the past six years, participated in this four-hour competition along with 11 other competitors.
Each chef was given one hour to cook a seafood dish of their choosing to be judged and photographed.
After losing his first two years at the Great Mississippi Cook-Off, Crews decided to return to his roots and cook something simple that would still express himself.
To accomplish this, he made a deconstructed gumbo, where all the components of a gumbo are taken apart and then put back together.
Crews' creation was a vegetable gumbo base in which he then folded lump crabmeat.
Atop the gumbo, he placed a spoon full of rice and added a whole, fried soft-shell crab, sautéed shrimp, and okra, which had been flash fried, dehydrated, and crumbled for a crunchy element.
"I think that's why I did so good this year, was because of the fact that I just went back to my roots — what I like to cook. It makes it fun," said Crews.
Crews habitually cooks alone but to assist with the cooking at the Great Mississippi Seafood Cook-Off, he brought his good friend T.A. Jennings as sous chef.
Jennings is the operations manager for DEH Trucking and Crews thought having a partner kept the competition fun.
In the competition, Jennings job was to fry the soft-shell crab, while Crews prepared the rest of the meal.
Another way that Crews tried to keep a light hearted attitude for the competition was by playing 18 holes of golf and having lunch with Jennings and a few others before the competition began that afternoon.
"We did it out of fun. Food needs to be about having fun and camaraderie," said Crews.
Crews has a self described creative outlook on food and loves to keep his roots by cooking Delta food.
All of his dishes included some form of local ingredients, whether it is corn, rice, or other local ingredients.
"My food doesn't tickle your pallet, it punches you in the face," Crews said.
Crews has no doubt that at the Great American Seafood Cook-Off, which will be held in New Orleans on Aug. 3, he will represent Mississippi by making a Delta dish that is a throwback to his grandmother's cooking but "brought to a different level."


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You mean Both dying Satellite Radio companys. And still dying!You mean like when XM (the bigger and growing) company took over Sirius?
Yea ok bad example!
XM was far from Growing anything except Debt.
The merger's completion is a relief to shareholders who have expressed frustration with the prolonged approval process. XM and Sirius have struggled financially and have said that joining forces is the only way that they can survive. Music-enabled cellphones, iPods, music Web sites and traditional radio stations all provide increased competition.
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Gluten-free lemon drizzle cake
By Jane Hornby
Cooking time
Prep: 30 mins Cook: 40 mins Including cooking potatoSkill level
Serves 8 - 10With a special surprise ingredient, this gluten free cake stays beautifully moist. To everyone's amazement it's mash potato!
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- Without drizzle
- Gluten-free
- Nut-free
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 514
- protein
- 9g
- carbs
- 41g
- fat
- 36g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 35g
- salt
- 0.88g
- 200g butter, softened
- 200g golden caster sugar
- 4 eggs
- 175g ground almonds (to make it nut free see below)
- 250g mashed potatoes
- zest 3 lemons
- 2 tsp gluten-free baking powder (Supercook does one)
For the drizzle
- 4 tbsp granulated sugar
- juice 1 lemon
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- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Butter and line a deep, 20cm round cake tin. Beat the sugar and butter together until light and fluffy, then gradually add the egg, beating after each addition. Fold in the almonds, cold mashed potato, lemon zest and baking powder.
- Tip into the tin, level the top, then bake for 40-45 mins or until golden and a skewer inserted into the middle of the cake comes out clean. Turn out onto a wire rack after 10 mins cooling. Mix the granulated sugar and the lemon juice together, then spoon over the top of the cake, letting it drip down the sides. Let the cake cool completely before slicing.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, May 2008
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My daughter Emma found this gluten free recipe for me and to start with, I was slightly concerned about the mashed potato in it. However, I gave it a go and was amazed by the result - a lovely cake without even a hint of potato flavour. I cooked the cake at 170 degrees in a fan oven for 55 minutes. I added the zest of one lemon and 2 oranges to the topping mix and heated it gently to bring out the flavours. Nobody guessed that there was potato in the cake, or that it was gluten free.
Excellent cake.
I tried this recipe and found the awesome, so now i will sale this cake to my Customers .
Oh my goodness! This cake is amazing. My husband is undergoing tests at moment to see if he is gluten intolerant, he loves cakes so finding this recipe has helped him realise a gluten free diet certainly isn't doom and gloom. I made it with polenta and it was as good if not better than a "normal" lemon drizzle cake. Will be making again and again! Big success.
Tesco Baking powder 170g is Gluten free. I checked it on Tesco's web: http://realfood.tesco.com/media/docs/Gluten-Free-List-December-2013-841e...
An excellent cake! I had originally planned to bring it to school so my teacher could have some too (she's gluten-free) but after tasting a slice, my mother and I ended up eating 1/2 of it ourselves and there is sadly not enough left to take to school ;) I made it using 100g polenta and 75g ground almonds.
Took 1 1/4 hours to bake in gas oven at temp given. It rose beautifully and didn't dip in the middle when cooled. The texture and taste was very good. But there is a but, it oozed an oily substance which I presume was the butter and it took about 6 sheets of kitchen towel to absorb. Any suggestions? Can it be made with less butter & sugar?
This cake is very good. I had a fridge full of potatoes and lemons and was wanting to try this recipe for years. I'm a huge fan of lemon drizzle cake and missed it after discovering my gluten intolerance.
I used about 140g of almond flour and the rest gluten free all-purpose. Great texture.
I also added a bit of vanilla. Highly recommended!
The cake was finished at exactly 35 minutes, and would have been overdone if I had left it in for another five.