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Cook's Illustrated
I bought the newsstand copy of Cook's Illustrated, and really enjoyed it. These are the guys who have a "test kitchen" where they make the same recipe over and over until they get it right.
I have already done:
Better Mashed Potatoes
Crisp Roast Chicken
Roast Winter Vegetables
Tuscan Bean Stew (Ribollita)
and I still have a few more to look forward to.
The recipes work, and it's fun seeing the thought process behind the recipe. It even has sidebars on the Science of Cooking.
One other thing. They rated the Cuisinart mixer ($350) over the KitchenAid Pro 600 ($400).
I'm going to sign up for a subscription.
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I've always enjoyed Christopher Kimball and his team. Sometimes they are a bit finnicky for my taste but always offer lots of good info and advice. I've had mixed luck with recipes in their books - some don't work well; others are simply FANTASTIC. His e-mail messages are frequent but informative and often quite cute (especially the "letter from Vermont" messages).
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I used to subscribe. Definitely a great mag. I let the subscription run out when I went to Japan. I should start that one up again!
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We really enjoy Fine Cooking too, for whatever that's worth. Now and then we pick up Cuisine at Home, which has the attractive feature of having no advertising.
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I have the online subscription. The only problem with it is they bombard you with "sister subscriptions". Just when you think you have the key to the entire recipe vault, they pull the "Subscribe to our Country Home Kitchen recipes" bit.
So... take it with a grain of salt ...over your left shoulder.
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We subscibed to both Cooks Illustrated and Cuisine at Home...liked both but ultimately went with the latter...you can by the compendiums from CI...got one of those ar Christmas
My $0.02 and the salt :D
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They're a good reference and you can buy them in volumes by year too!
I've seen them on EBAY.....
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Bush's March Over The Cliff
The president and a substantial portion of the U.S. Senate have essentially declared war on the American people.
The "bill" currently under discussion is so utterly detrimental to the interests of most Americans that if more of them simply understood what it contains, there would be talk not so much of "voting them out" in 2008, but of descending on the White House and Capitol with tar and feathers right now.
Howard Fineman makes this interesting but not entirely accurate observation:
His timing was perfect, as in wrong, just as he was preparing to attend the Senate Republicans' weekly luncheon on the Hill. "I'll see you at the bill signing," he said, chestier than usual.
He might live to regret such playground bravado. If you are president, the only thing worse than issuing a public threat to your own party is failing to make it stick.
It really is quite extraordinary. Here he is, an unpopular leader fighting an unpopular war. His two-term presidency is clattering to a conclusion, besieged on all sides, taking hits on everything from his attorney general to his general incompetence. And so he decides to do what? Climb into the ring for an ultimate fighting bout with the base of the very Republicans who got him to the White House.
The fissure in the Republican Party over immigration is significant, and - by the way - it precedes George W. Bush. There are far more powerful forces than the U.S. president advocating cheap labor and open borders. But Bush has chosen to ignore the concerns of the regular citizens.
These are now everywhere disingenuously referred to as "the base" whether "Republican" or "conservative." In reality, the outrage is coming from Americans of every ideological stripe who are now seeing the negative effects of the illegal alien invasion in their own communities.
There is no doubt the president is on course to destroy the Republican Party, although not because of besmirching it over the illegal alien issue. Certainly, many Americans will realize that if not for a handful of Republican senators this bill would have passed the Senate weeks ago.
He is going to destroy the GOP by forcing the question of party loyalty and deepening internal fractures to the breaking point in the 2007 and especially 2008 elections. As blogger Ace of Spades has promised:
Every single one of you voting for this bill is looking into your political grave. There will be casualties; there will be a bloodbath...
You're done. You've radicalized the right into a Kos-like political vendetta machine, and we will not only cut our own throats in order to slice yours, we'll enjoy doing so.
Read all of that, by the way.
Beyond the party, what Bush is saying to mainstream Americans is "trust me, and follow me over the cliff" by allowing him to open the floodgates once and for all. He is not just picking a fight with the hard core of his party - he is picking a fight with the citizenry as a whole. Luckily, Americans are now inclined to view the "trust me" exhortation skeptically and more and more of them are realizing they, their kids and their grandchildren are under attack.
The time is ripe for patriotism of the kind that inspired the "revolutionaries" here 231 years ago, who were not trying to overturn a social system but rather fight off a pernicious threat being imposed on their existing social and cultural order from above.
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I received a letter from T. Davis in which he claims he wants "a high wall and a wide gate". He admits the 1986 law was a disaster, that "without effective border control, immigration laws are useless", and that another blanket amnesty is unacceptable.
He's saying the right things, for now at least.
But I wouldn't trust Warner as far as I can throw him.
Arguments could be made for a high wall and no gate, but I guess I see your point.
Those with history books will note that the famous assimilation of last century took place between 1924 and 1965 when the gates were shut completely.
How about build a tall wall with no gate first? Then build a little gate and see if it holds. Then, add a larger gate - maybe.
This is such a defining issue for politics until something huge - like 9-11 II happens.
Yup, Big Wall, no gate. If we can put a man on the moon we can surely do this thing.
At the same time we should end NAFTA and put a boot on the neck of the corrupt idiots running Mexico until the implement reforms including rule of law.


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The Chinese national who was arrested last week in Katwe with underage girls in his house has been charged with five offences including aggravated defilement and human trafficking.
Yang Zhengyun who first identified himself as Li weng, was charged together with his accomplice, Faith Orlando, by Buganda Road magistrate Sylvia Nabaggala.
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Designer John Galliano Fired From Dior After Alleged Anti-Semitic Remarks
Galliano, 50, who has served as the company's head designer since 1996, was first suspended by the fashion house last week after two Le Perle customers accused him of physical and verbal assault, pulling one woman's hair and calling her a "dirty Jew face," leading to his arrest.
Yesterday, a video hit the Internet of Galliano at the same bar telling customers, "I love Hitler," and saying, "People like you would be dead today. Your mothers, your forefathers would be f**king gassed."
Christian Dior Couture Chairman and CEO Sidney Toledano said of Galliano's racist remarks, "I unequivocally condemn the statements made by John Galliano which are in total contradiction to the longstanding core values of Christian Dior."
The incidents have sparked outrage from individuals around the world, perhaps most notably with Natalie Portman, a spokeswoman for the company.
The actress, who reportedly chose Rodarte over Dior on Oscar night after hearing of the designer's tirade, released a statement saying, "I am deeply shocked and disgusted by the video of John Galliano's comments that surfaced today. In light of this video, and as an individual who is proud to be Jewish, I will not be associated with Mr. Galliano in any way."
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- Tuesday 01 MarchBy smartmolly
Good!He is a great designer, but obviously also an idiot.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy stu
Dancing W/ The Stars 2012 contestant.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy wfc252
LOLOL. Agree. Punishment for crimes of hideous bad taste in everything, ranging from grade school political faux pas antics, (Palinettes) to B-grade acting abilities. One look at last nites latest DWTS line-up just seals it- for me. Can't WAIT for Sheen to be announced as the next to join the entourage....
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy themeeker
The only fashion job he can get now is designing cheesy skating outfits and granny panties for the Tonya Harding collection.
Good luck with that.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy Paul S
But if he would have beat up his girlfriend(or in his case boyfriend) did 20 lines of coke and drank a vat of vodka and drove his car into a tree he would still have his job.
- Tuesday 01 March
The best news I've heard so far today. Good for Natalie Portman for sending the message that she did. Dior did the smart thing, because they would have lost a *lot* of business, had they not fired this hateful idiot. Good riddance. I hope that he has trouble finding a job and has to gut fish in a cannery or something. (Not that there's anything wrong with *any* honest job, but it would be a far cry from what his dainty fingers are used to.) He needs a lesson in humility, to jerk a knot in his tail. Take him down a peg or two..........
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy joan
With all the terrible things going on in the world today because of racism, anti semitism or any other type of personal dislikes by people, I am so glad someone has taken a step forward against such disgusting remarks and outbursts.
People are all the same under the skin and there is bad in good in all races, colors and creeds. No one is perfect.
John Galliano should be put out on an island way out in the ocean with all who do tirades like this and maybe they will then be happy with just each other and leave normal and decent people alone.
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and he should take you with him;)
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy missy
099 you sound like the same type of racist Galliano does. Join him on that island, please.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy Steven
France has a law making it a criminal offense to say racial slurs. The next step is for French prosecutors to charge John Galliano for inciting racial hatred and seek a jail term for him. France has the guts to make racial intolerance a crime.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy Bonbon
He'll apologize, say he's on drugs, go on Oprah, then all of Hollyweird will want to wear his gowns again.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy Mia
I am pretty sure that he would have been gased as well.
He is not a blond hair, blue eyes!!
This guy has done lost his marbles.
- Tuesday 01 March
GOOD. Its about time people start taking racail remarks more seriously. I hope this punk gets everything he deserves.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy themeeker
I hope life brings him nothing but misery and heartache from now on. What a pathetic, second-rate piece of garbage this hateful, ugly old queen is.
He's lucky he didn't get his azz kicked for those malicious remarks. Who knows? It may happen yet.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy georgie
Themeeker, as usual, you got that right! I was going to swear off of Dior, but they came through by taking a stand against this smuck.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy B. Taylor
Maybe he too was high on that "drug called Charlie Sheen."
We're all useful in this world, even if it's to serve as bad examples.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy Lynn
I like that. What a great post. I'll have to remember that one.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy georgie
I like your post! Hollyweird, music, and the fashion industry seems full of bad examples.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy Bob
Another looney tune.
- Tuesday 01 MarchBy sarahb
He picked the wrong people to pick on. If he had said those things about Christians, people would have laughed with him and there would have been no repercussions.
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This rather lovely timelapse video of London was put together by student Lewis Symonds (@Lewis1498). We particularly enjoyed the 'hyperlapse' shots, in which the camera pans across a scene — Buckingham Palace or the National Gallery — in speeded up time.
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'Goonies' Jeff Cohen: Chunk is all grown up (and cute!)
Yahoo's Vitality blog has a series of videos and interviews they call "Second Act." One of the most recent ones they put up was of Jeff B. Cohen. Who, you ask? Chunk from "The Goonies."
Cohen is now a 36-year-old entertainment lawyer, but he recalls how the infamous Truffle Shuffle scene was one of the first scenes he shot for the movie. "It was just kind of me being me," he says.
"That scene, as a director, was a incredible insight into Jeff," says "Goonies" director Richard Donner.
"Puberty was the main culprit in ending my acting career. I went from being kidn of this chunky little kid to looking different and I was really bummed because I loved acting," says Cohen. "Richard Donner's friendship and guidance showed me that there's more to life than being an actor."
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It was another "ah, Baltimore" moment. Ever get those? You get exasperated by some bureaucratic runaround at City Hall, and you sigh and steam and maybe that vein on your forehead starts to throb. But after a while, you learn to just surrender - "ah, Baltimore" - and accept you're going to have dial one more number or go to one other office or just do without whatever it is you thought you needed.
That parking ticket I successfully fought but that popped up every time I had to renew my car registration? "Ah, Baltimore." That number in the phone book I called to ask about the new single-stream recycling program that instead plays a message touting the "new" blue-bag program that it had replaced? "Ah, Baltimore."


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Three attorneys for a northern California law firm and their contract interpreter were sentenced to lengthy prison terms Friday following their conviction on charges stemming from an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Office of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) that revealed they orchestrated a scheme to file hundreds of false asylum claims.
Jagprit Singh Sekhon, 39, of Westminster, Calif., formerly of Sacramento, was sentenced to 108 months in prison. His brother and former partner in the Sekhon & Sekhon law firm, Jagdip Singh Sekhon, 42, of Salida, Calif., was sentenced to 60 months in prison. Their former law firm associate, Manjit Kaur Rai, 33, of Discovery Bay, Calif., was sentenced to 30 months in prison. The sentencing hearing for interpreter Iosif Caza, 43, of Sacramento has not yet concluded. Interpreter Luciana Harmath, 29, of Glendale, Ariz., formerly of Sacramento, was sentenced to four months in prison last month.
Judge Damrell ordered Jagdip Sekhon and Jagprit Sekhon immediately remanded into custody to begin serving their sentences. Rai was given three weeks to surrender to the designated prison.
The defendants were convicted last year of orchestrating a long-running scheme to file hundreds of false asylum claims. In sentencing Jagdip Sekhon, Judge Damrell said that while there were flaws in the asylum system that "doesn't give license to lawyers to take advantage of it." One of the primary purposes of the sentences, the judge said was "to deter future criminal conduct by lawyers who take advantage of this flawed system."
"As these sentences make clear, immigration benefit fraud is a serious crime," said Daniel Lane, assistant special agent in charge of ICE HSI in Sacramento. "Benefit fraud schemes like this not only undermine our nation's legal immigration system, they also pose a potential security threat. Homeland Security Investigations will move aggressively to identify and investigate individuals who exploit and corrupt our immigration system solely to enrich themselves."
"Through the granting of asylum, this nation offers its protection to victims of ethnic, religious, and political persecution from across the world," said U.S. Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner. "These defendants made a living out of cynically abusing and subverting the asylum process. That three of these defendants were licensed attorneys, officers of the court who are supposed to uphold the integrity of the process, is particularly offensive."
In addition to the prison sentences, the two Sekhons were also ordered to pay financial penalties. Jagprit Sekhon entered into stipulated money forfeiture judgments totaling $170,000. Following an extensive forfeiture trial, Judge Damrell ordered Jagdip Sekhon to forfeit $690,590 in ill-gotten gains. Beyond that, last year the California State Bar entered interim suspensions against the Sekhon brothers and Rai. In June, Jagdip Sekhon resolved his State Bar charges and agreed to a two-year suspension, which was stayed with an actual nine-month suspension from the practice of law. As part of his actual suspension, Jagdip Sekhon will be required to meet certain conditions before he may resume the practice of law.
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According to evidence presented at the trial, beginning in the late 1990s and continuing through 2004, the defendants filed hundreds of asylum applications, primarily on behalf of Indian and Romanian nationals. In order to qualify for asylum in the United States, an applicant must demonstrate a well-founded fear of persecution in his or her home country. Evidence at the trial showed the defendants filed numerous asylum applications containing fictitious stories of persecution, including false accounts of arbitrary arrest, detention, torture, and rape. Some of the accounts were reused in multiple asylum claims.
The applications were often supported by counterfeit or fraudulent doctor's letters, medical certificates and affidavits. The testimony also showed that many of Sekhon & Sekhon's Romanian clients traveled to Sacramento from other states, such as Washington, Arizona, Illinois and Michigan.
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Violinist Jennifer Koh to Perform with New York Philharmonic, 1/24-26
Violinist and new music advocate Jennifer Koh will make her subscription series debut with the New York Philharmonic in January performing Chain 2: Dialogue for Violin and Orchestra by Polish conductor Witold Lutoslawski. She will perform the piece at three concerts: Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 7:30 p.m.; Friday, January 25 at 8:00 p.m.; and Saturday, January 26 at 8:00 p.m. The concerts will be held in Avery Fisher Hall and will be conducted by the orchestra's former music director, Lorin Maazel. The concerts open with Tchaikovsky's Romeo & Juliet, Overture-Fantasy and conclude with Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5.
Ms. Koh's three New York Philharmonic performances of Chain 2 are part of a worldwide commemoration of the centennial of Lutoslawski's birth. She will also perform the work with the Philharmonia Orchestra in London with conductor Esa Pekka-Salonen on March 21, 2013. Earlier this season Ms. Koh, who is an Oberlin Conservatory alumnus, performed the work with the Oberlin Orchestra in Cleveland.
"I find late compositions by composers fascinating because there's the idea of memory," says Ms. Koh. "Lutoslawski suffered a great deal in his lifetime and it's interesting because he moved away in his middle period from this idea of folk songs and this idea of Bartok, which at the time was kind of imposed on composers of his generation. What's interesting with Chain 2 is that you see him returning to that voicing, but on his own terms."
Although she will perform the piece repeatedly this season, each performance will be unique due to the composer's directive to play the piece "Ad Libitum." In Chain 2, while the music is fully notated, the conductor does not keep time, but cues the entrances for the different players, who then proceed at their own pace outside of any metrical divisions. This allows the violin soloist to perform freely, as if in a cadenza, without needing to be precisely synchronized with the orchestra.
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If you turned the TV on this morning or logged onto CNN.com, you've probably seen nothing but mentions of the Israeli commandos who raided an aid ship to Gaza. Here's a report from the NYT:
Israeli naval commandos raided a flotilla carrying thousands of tons of supplies for Gaza in international waters on Monday morning, killing at least 10 people, according to the Israeli military and activists traveling with the flotilla. Some Israeli news reports put the death toll higher.
The confrontation drew widespread international condemnation of Israel, with Israeli envoys summoned to explain their country's actions in several European countries.
The criticism offered a propaganda coup to Israel's foes, particularly Hamas, the militant group that holds sway in Gaza, and damaged Israel's ties to Turkey, one of its most important Muslim partners and the unofficial sponsor of the Gaza-bound convoy.
The Israeli Defense Forces said more than 10 people were killed when naval personnel boarding the six ships in the aid convoy met with "live fire and light weaponry including knives and clubs." The naval forces then "employed riot dispersal means, including live fire," the military said in a statement.
Haaretz reports the same threat from the activists on the flotilla, but sometimes I wonder if anyone in the Israeli government is even moderately mindful of its international image.
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Since their opening just a couple of months ago, the folks at SubText bookstore in St. Paul's Cathedral Hill neighborhood have hit the ground running, hosting a slew of events with some of the area's most notable literary talent. Recent appearances include award-winning authors like Ed Bok Lee and Charles Baxter; fairy-tale expert Jack Zipes; and poets Todd Boss, Kathryn Kysar, Carol Connolly, Heid Erdrich and many more.
The bookshop has particularly tapped its connections with writers in the Twin Cities' diverse poetry community, becoming the go-to spot to hear both established voices and up-and-comers alike, often reading side-by-side. Case in point: Tonight at SubText, four poets will be reading together, any one of which would be worth the trip to hear.
Three of tonight's readers are well established and likely already familiar to local poetry lovers: Katrina Vandenberg, who'll be reading from her new, critically acclaimed collection, "The Alphabet Not Unlike the World;" John Medeiros (whose eloquent, candid nonfiction is also well worth seeking out) will be on hand as well, reading from his new book, "couplets for a shrinking world;" poet Kris Bigalk, too, will share some pieces from her latest collection, "Repeat the Flesh in Numbers."
I'm especially eager to hear the fourth writer of the night, two-time National Poetry Slam winner and St. Paul spoken word artist Sierra DeMulder. Her work is just ferocious, impassioned and bristling with smarts, and hearing her read live is always memorable. DeMulder's second poetry collection, "New Shoes on a Dead Horse," was just released this spring by Write Bloody Publishing.
Katrina Vandenberg, John Medeiros, Kris Bigalk and Sierra DeMulder will read from their new poetry collections tonight, August 15, at 7 p.m. at SubText Bookstore, 165 Western Ave., St. Paul; 651-493-3871. The event is free and open to the public. (A hat-tip to the indispensable resource St. Paul Spot for calling this reading to my attention.) For more information, visit the bookshop's Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/SubTextaBookstore.


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Sosie Bacon may be following in her parents' footsteps, but don't look for her on "The Following."
Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick's daughter will be Miss Golden Globe at the 71st annual awards for TV and movies, which NBC will televise Sunday, Jan. 12. She's embarking on her own acting career after appearing several times on her mom's former TNT series "The Closer," but she says her dad's FOX suspense show -- starting Season 2 with a preview episode Sunday, Jan. 19 -- isn't in the cards for her.
"I don't think so," she tells Zap2it. "I really want to get my own work and begin my own career before I do something else with my parents. I've spoken with my dad about it before, and he was like, 'Umm ... no. I really don't want you to get killed on my show'."
The younger Bacon would know what she was getting into, since with her father as its star, it's logical she's a "Following" follower. "I love it," she maintains of the show. "I think it's awesome. There are so many cliffhangers. I binge-watched it in a week over Christmas last year, and I think the acting on it is amazing, as on 'The Closer.' All the actors, not just my parents."
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I've been so out of the phone loop, a friend asked me about an AT&T that was almost like a touch screen phone on one side and a computer that you can dock to a keyboard if you flipped it over..any clue what phone shes talking about?
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I just finished playing Mass Effect 3. It took me roughly 37 hours, and I played probably another 10-15 in the multiplayer, which boosted my military strength and made it easier to get the best ending, from what I've read.
My Effective Military Strength was about 4800 when I finished it, and...
The end of the game was intense. Fighting on earth, it was insane how much was going on while trying to survive and take out that Destroyer, and then running towards the beam was awesome.
I thought it was kinda weird after getting to the top and having the kid from the beginning be the Catalyst. But I'm under the assumption that just like when inside the Geth computer, it took shape as something familiar to Shepard.
I chose Synthesis and Shepard died, destroying the Reapers and the Mass Relays in the process, and the moment coupled with that sad music from the beginning really brought out the emotion and was a great way of finishing Shepards story.
Then the Normandy crashes on Earth, and everyone lives happily ever after, I guess.
Then the cutscene after the credits shows that Shepards legend lives on, and some time has passed, and people are pretty much back to where we are now, dreaming of space, with the future ahead of them.
How is this not a good ending? It brings everything to a close perfectly, in my opinion...
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Someone at work told me that if you imported a saved game you got that one particular ending that people seemed to hate. But if you didn't then you got another set of endings. Not sure how accurate that is but there it is.
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That could be it, maybe I'll youtube it. I didn't import any games, since I played the first two on my PC, and 3 on my PS3.
My primary problem with the ending is it didn't reflect the war assets you were assembling over the entire game. I would expect different aspects to the ending depending on specifically which war assets you gathered. It was just lazy of them to use an aggregate "score" to determine the endings. That was my main problem. Other than that though I really enjoyed ME3. If you bothered to dialogue with the NPCs throughout it really sucked you in emotionally. It made me sad saying the goodbyes for instance right before the final push LOL.
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A few things....
One, it isn't Earth it crashed on. Joker was trying to outrun the explosion from the ME relay, even though 30 seconds before he was in the thick of the battle. It really makes no sense. One of them includes the person you saw get blown to bits in London.
Second is all the plot holes the ending implies for fans of the genre. If the Catalyst was true, the plot of the first Mass Effect makes no sense. Nor does the "I created a race of synthetics to wipe out organics so organics don't make synthetics who in turn wipe out organics."
Third is it removes the ideas of choice. All 3 endings are identical. The Mass Relays are destroyed, a galactic cataclysm occurs.
The "old man" telling the story implies that your story he is telling didn't really happen the way you played your game. It's a Shepard myth. Analogous to creation stories of various cultures, things told to children as inspirational stories, but not real events. (This is obvious far into the future, and a society that cannot yet reach space.)
The ending provided also no closure. after all the investment into the characters, it ends.
And finally...... if you choose the "destroy" ending and you have enough assets, after the jungle scene, a man (or woman) in N7 armor is shown awakening in the rubble of London. A strong implication that what occured actually didn't happen.
That's why people hate the ending.
Originally posted by gainesvilleg
And it is what made the ending worse. I don't want to hear synthetics and organics will inevitably always war. I just brokered peace between the quarian and the geth, and dammit, it wasn't easy. There was a ton of emotional buildup and absolutely no payoff whatsoever.
Originally posted by iceman00
You made peace with the Quarians and Geth? Wow. I sacrificed pretty much the entire Quarian population in order to upgrade the Geth with Reaper technology and make them sentient or whatever. I figured there was no way to make peace, and either one or the other had to go.
In any case, I thought the payoff was there in spades.
Closure with the ending. I decided to finish up the last few missions last night instead of waiting for something that may never come. DLC explaining what just happened.
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My only problem with the ending is the disconnect between the player and Shepard. I think Bioware's strength with the series has always been the emotional attachment you developed to the character's in the game. You weren't just playing a game about an alliance commander trying to save the galaxy from certain destruction. You were commander Shepard. Every decision he made, the morals he had were also yours.
I feel like in the last 15-20 minutes of the game they stripped you of that connection. I was no longer the character in the game making the decisions. I was a player being tugged along on a string to an inevitable outcome. It was like Shepard had giving up all hope and had thrown in the towel. It went against everything my Shepard had stood for from the beginning. He would have never just accepted the outcomes that were placed before him. Even if it were futile he would have looked for an alternate solution. To not even question the catalyst and just accept him on his word? It made no sense.
If the indoctrination idea turns out to be correct then the entire scene made perfect sense, but then we were left without a conclusion. So they tried to indoctrinate me? Did they succeed? Because we still have a battle going on and the citadel is still closed up.
Originally posted by JayBirdz
The way I see it, I'm either not thinking about it enough and enjoying my straight-forward reaction to the ending, or everyone else is overthinking it and finding stuff to hate.
But now that I think about it... if the idea of choosing Synthesis killed Shepard because he was partially synthetic, why was EDI alive at the end when it took down the Normandy?
And I figured all the character were part of the Hammer team for my trip to Earth, so shouldn't they have been following me while running to the beam? I would assume that if no one made it to the beam as was said in the dialogue following being hit by it, that they would have all been dead or injured or something. But I guess all but Shepard just high-tailed it back to the Normandy? Or maybe they sawShepard was taken down and they thought they'd better rethink things and regroup as was said over the comm, but Shepard ended up living and finished it..
I would also ask why Shepard was in his casual outfit after the blast rather than beaten up armor as I was wearing, but I would assume that was because they didn't wanna have to design a beat up version of every piece of gear you might be wearing at the time just for this one part.
There are, indeed, some unknowns here, but I don't think the entire thing was a hallucination.
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The problem lots of people have with the ending are that they generally don't really make any sense (full of plotholes) and that it basically renders any choices you made irrelevant.
In addition to what others said, Arrival set up that when a Mass Relay is destroyed, it supernovas and wipes out the system it is located. In every ending, you destroy every Mass Relay. So congratulations on killing everything?
And even if this destruction is special and it doesn't cause a supernova, then you just left the army of every race in the galaxy stranded on Earth's system. What the hell are they supposed - or are going - to do?
Finally, no matter what choices you made throughout the entire trilogy, the endings only depend on that arbitrary "Effective Military Strength" number. No matter what choices you have made, or if you didn't even make any at all, your endings will be the same anyways with just small deviations depending on that EMS.
This is only the tip. If you try to look at that scene closely, it's riddled with plotholes to what the kid is saying (if he IS the citadel, why did the keepers need to trigger anything in ME1? Why couldn't he just opened the arms anyway?), to how the hell did Anderson end up there before you (despite him saying he entered in after you), and so forth.
Originally posted by Gajari
I believe the criterion are if you reprogrammed the "heretics" in ME2, go through all the missions leading up to the final decision, and have sufficient paragon rep (helping Tali IN ME2 might've been required to) you can use a paragon line to demand both sides stand down. The geth are upgraded with the reaper tech (Legion gives his life in the process) and you are confronted by a boatload of geth primes who begin talking, and pledge to help the quarians rebuild their homeworld, and both sides mobilize their fleets on your side.
Was a rather well done scenario.
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Originally posted by iceman00
This is unneeded. The Shep I ran through destroyed them and I still had both Paragon and Renegade 'IWIN' (=P) options.
Originally posted by JayBirdz
Or does it????
There's no indication the Alliance "won" in the old man's words. Just that, more or less, something like this happened. It is obviously far removed from those events, as that society (strongly implied) cannot yet reach space. It could simply have been a story of humanities last stand.
Here's what I wonder? What if the protheans "destruction" was simply them being turned into the Collectors? They became servants of the Reapers, and the "lesser species" were permitted to evolve without the Protheans holding them back. If that is a race that cannot reach space yet with the old man, could it be simply that the cycle continued, with or without the reapers?
There were a lot of ways Bioware could've done something. They were onto something. But it just didn't happen.
Originally posted by iceman00
Yeah I saved them both as well. I didn't think it was too hard though as I was just making the choices I liked and it just worked out good. I think I had gathered pretty much all the war assets I could, other than I had a bugged quest early on that I couldn't complete (Hannar diplomat quest). The fact that you were supposed to use multiplayer to raise the "war readiness" multiplyer above 50% was pretty dumb though so I didn't bother. Who in their right mind would play ME3 multiplayer? It's garbage compared to a good FPS. The genius of the Mass Effect series was the emotional attachment you had to it. It really sucked you in if you played it right (explored NPC dialogues, did side quests, etc).
Overall Mass Effect series was fantastic. I forgive them for the ending because of that, but I do wish it were better...
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This was a pretty good explanation, this and it was poor writing. They really going to do this dream trickery again?
Someone wrote this on youtube:
"Bioware is genius. The last sequence after the laser, Shepard was indoctrinated. The kid wasn't the catalyst, it was Shepard. The Reapers wanted to trick you into letting them live, that is why the only correct choice in the game is to destroy the reapers, thus you wake up at the end no longer indoctrinated. The point of the kid, is to make YOU feel sorry for the Reapers and choose to let them live. If you chose this ending, disguised at the paragon choice, you effectively? lost the game "
You know what, I lost track of the end, and thought I chose the "destroy" option, and turns out I did the "control" option, even though I didn't meant to. lol
But this part kinda makes sense. I watched the destroy option, and it's slightly happier, but you guys are right in that either way, the races are kinda stuck on earth, the Normandy and passengers are stuck on some other planet, etc.
I think the people talking about DLC following up on this have it right. Seems like a lot of stuff to just 'forget'.
Originally posted by Trionicus
My mind is blown.
You're right... this is such a confusing and weird ending... I shouldn't have started this thread and just lived in my dream world. lol
Originally posted by Gajari
Ha, I did the same thing. You couldn't tell which side to go to in order to get get control or destroy. I figured when I walked over to one it would tell me which one I was choosing before I selected it but no, once you walked over there it made you choose it. Pretty stupid LOL.
But, like I said, the game up to that point was very good so I won't get all bent out of shape for a bad ending. I actually like this ending somebody wrote up on the net and will just assume that was the real ending LOL:
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This is by far the best article about ME3 and the huge backlash regarding it's ending:
He explains it perfectly as to why so many people are outraged and dissapointed and why they (me included) have every right to be angry.
Let's face it! The whole game is basically amazing, right up to where the ending starts.
The whole endpart feels short and rushed! Reality is more likely they ran out of time, scrapped all that they promised to deliver and just did the copy pasta job they did with the current endings to quickly wrap it up and get it out of the door!
That's why it's full of plot holes, with tons of things that make no sense at all. Everything you can expect from a rush job!
The last minute Day 1 DLC was more likely done, as they expected the backlash of the current endings and pretty much expected that this will be the only chance to cash in on DLC for this game, as the vast majority won't fork out any more cash for this game for sure!
Not unless they start talking to the community and actually release some "proper" meaningful endings that make "actual" sense and all the choices you made actually matter! You know.... what was advertised and promised???!


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Gordon B. Hinckley, the 97-year-old president and prophet of the Mormon church, died earlier today. From the NY Times:
âHeâs been the face of the church, not only for church members, but more than any other president, to the world at large,â said Richard Lyman Bushman, professor of history emeritus at Columbia University, a member and scholar of the church. âHe exposed himself to all these interviews and seemed to enjoy it. That has won the admiration of church members. We have been a little bit isolated and clannish, and itâs wonderful to see our church presented to the world.â
During his tenure, Mr. Hinckley faced tough questions about whether the church had muzzled critical scholars and about the role of Mormons in the Mountain Meadows massacre in 1857, when a wagon train of emigrants crossing the Utah territory was attacked. Under Mr. Hinckley, a church magazine published an article about the event, and a memorial was constructed at the massacre site.
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In Mr. Hinckleyâs term, the church grew to count more than 12 million members worldwide â more than the largest Lutheran denomination. It is now believed to be the fourth largest church in the United States. (But the Mormon church has acknowledged reports that a significant percentage of new converts, especially overseas, do not remain active members.)
Mormon presidents serve in office until their death, but Mr. Hinckley stood out for his enduring vigor. When his wife of 67 years, Marjorie Pay Hinckley, died in 2004, he told Larry King: âThe best thing you can do is just keep busy, keep working hard, so youâre not dwelling on it all the time. Work is the best antidote for sorrow.â
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The film is composed of two consecutive, partial, time-lapse records of the transit of Venus, when Venus passed across the Sun on June 8th 2004.
Transits of Venus are rare and currently occur in a pattern that repeats every 243 years, with pairs of transits 8 years apart separated by long gaps of 121.5 years and 105.5 years. Before 2004 the last pair of transits of Venus were in December 1874 and December 1882. The second of the current pair will be on June 6th, 2012.
Although the film was shot with a very small aperture, reduced shutter opening and several layers of neutral density filter, resulting in a black sky, the sun nevertheless remains contrastingly dazzling, and Venus, consequently, is obliterated. These two short sequences are contextualized with data detailing the various technical parameters that determine the peculiarity of the image. This data is an integral part of the work.
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