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Go weapons-hot in a fully immersive sci-fi epic that reacts to every decision you make.
Not everyone will survive. An ancient alien race, known only as "Reapers", has launched an all-out invasion leaving nothing but a trail of destruction in their wake. Earth has been taken, the galaxy is on the verge of total annihilation, and you are the only one who can stop them. The price of failure is extinction. You are Commander Shepard, a character that you can forge in your own image. You determine how events will play out, which planets to explore, and whom to form alliances with as you rally a force to eliminate the Reaper threat once and for all. How you wage this war is completely up to you: go into combat with guns blazing or use cover to plan a more tactical assault. Utilize your squad to full effect or take a lone wolf approach. Rain death from a distance or go toe–to-toe with enemies using devastating melee attacks. Mass Effect 3 will react to each decision you make as you play through a truly unique experience of your own creation.
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Mass Effect 3: Leviathan
Something lurks in the dark corners of space, something powerful enough to kill a Reaper. Shepard must discover the most closely guarded secret in the galaxy before the Reapers silence it forever.
Mass Effect 3: Leviathan expands upon the events of Mass Effect 3, with gripping and emotional storytelling, compelling new characters, and powerful weapons and upgrades. Unravel the dark history about the Reapers as you race across the galaxy to discover the Leviathan.
Leviathan will be available to download for 800 MS Points on Xbox LIVE, 800 BioWare Points on Origin for £7.99.
There is no war, only the harvest.
Mass Effect 3: From Ashes
Cerberus has attacked Eden Prime and taken over a human colony. Alliance forces are stretched too thin fighting the Reapers and are unable to offer support. Intel indicates that Cerberus is after a Prothean artifact and has found it. Shepard must infiltrate the colony and recover the artifact.
From Ashes includes a powerful new and permanent squad member – the last surviving Prothean. Learn more about the last days of the Prothean empire, before the Reapers wiped out their race. From Ashes also includes a new weapon, the Prothean Particle Rifle, and new appearances for every squad member.
From Ashes is available to download for £7.99 on Xbox LIVE, Playstation Network, and Origin.
Mass Effect 3: Omega
Omega has been seized by one of Cerberus' most accomplished and brilliant agents, General Oleg Petrovsky…and Aria T'Loak is plotting her revenge. To reclaim her domain, she must team up with Commander Shepard.
Join Omega's infamous leader in her fight to retake the notorious black market station. Navigate Omega's seedy underbelly as Aria joins your squad and you witness her legendary biotic powers and unrelenting ruthlessness first-hand. Help Nyreen Kandros, the valiant turian leader of the Talon mercenary group, as she fights to free the enslaved people of Omega. Face down fearsome new enemies, including the Cerberus-manipulated Reaper, the Adjutant.
Shape Omega's future through four death-defying missions, and strike a devastating blow to the Illusive Man's plans.
The war for Omega has begun—How far will you go to end it? Out now.
Omega is available to download for 1200 MS Points on Xbox LIVE, 1200 BioWare Points on Origin for £11.99.
Mass Effect 3: Citadel
Embark on one last adventure with your team in Mass Effect 3: Citadel.
When a sinister conspiracy targets Commander Shepard, you and your team must uncover the truth, through battles and intrigue that range from the glamour of the Citadel's Wards to the top-secret Council Archives. Uncover the truth and fight alongside your squad – as well as the cast from the original Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2, including Urdnot Wrex!
When the adventure is over, reconnect with your favorite characters from the Mass Effect Trilogy, try your luck at the Citadel's Silver Coast Casino, blow off steam in the Armax Combat Arena, or explore and furnish Shepard's own living quarters on the Citadel. With unique content and cinematics featuring your friends and romance interests in the Mass Effect trilogy, Mass Effect 3: Citadel offers one final chance to see the characters you have known for years and rekindle romances.
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Mass Effect 3 is just amazing. I have it on the PC and the Xbox. If you have the 2nd game it will let you do more if you copy your save over, there is plenty of free extras for the online. It's a really good game and I definitely recommend this. I have all of the Mass Effects and they all have a good story to them, especially as you can choose to be good or evil, male or female. It's just in the first game you can't be female, just to warn you. I can't wait for Mass Effect 4.
The Mass Effect games were always meant to be a trilogy and each one has just got better. Mass Effect 3 is best played if you import your character from the previous 2 games, as it retains all the decisions you made, but even if you haven't played the first 2, when you start a new game it asks you what decisions you would have made so you don't miss out on too much. If you're only going to play one Mass Effect game, this is the one to play! As for the game play, it's very similar to the previous games but the graphics are slightly better. However, this is the first Mass Effect that allows you to play the game as either an action game (where gun fights are harder and you don't need to make choices - they'll be cut-scenes instead), a narrative, where you have full control of conversations but the action parts are not as hard, or finally as the original two games were - a RPG. There's quite a lot of DLC and some of it is free, including the Extended Cut which adds extra scenes to the end of the game to show you how your decisions impacted on the universe. The only bad thing about this game is EA Origin. It could be good, but because you always need to be logged in to play, if you have a dodgy internet connection it is an issue.
Despite my youngest son's emphatic protest, I bought Mass Effect 3 as a whimsical stocking-filler for myself at Christmas. My son claimed that it had had terrible reviews, and the keyboard controls were totally inadequate; i.e the space bar is used for multiple commands, so there is sometimes a confusion when faced with multiple choices. I get around this by playing in casual mode, so if any keypad mishaps occur, I have time to correct them before fatality ensues. In story mode, the game is rather immersive. As a standalone, it's a pretty good reason to idle-away an afternoon.
Worthy conclusion to a great saga. With the extended finals it's a satisfying epilogue. Even better if you have played the entire trilogy on same system, so past decisions still have consequences.
Mass Effect 3 is a truly remarkable game that is a must have for any fan of the Mass Effect trilogy. Being in control of Commander Shepard in the final fight against the Reapers, teamed with the fantastic new combat system makes this game astonishing!
Great Game, not perfect, could have used a bit more in the way of proper side quests like in ME2 rather than the Fly to X Y Z systems and search for artifacts and such. The ending could also have been a bit clearer and had more detail on the final outcome and of what happened to Shephards companions , but with the released DLC to flesh it out a bit more it wasn't to bad even if mostly it wasnt actual cinematics and shown through some still life pictures. All in all though another great game set in the ME Universe 92/100. This ME trilogy is now complete, but may there be many more to come.
A game that doubles on its previous game play mechanics, story is a great element of the game but for me the multiplayer holds the longest and lasting impression; being a fun horde mode with a variety of combat styles and personas.
Mass Effect 3 is definitely this year's best RPG/Action game. It makes you want to go back to play Mass Effects 1 and 2. If you don't have Mass Effect 1 and 2, then go and buy them, now!
A solid conclusion to a great trilogy, heightened greatly by the fact that your Shepard, your crew, and your actions through all three games will now determine the fate of the galaxy.
I loved Mass Effect 3, the story, the pacing, and the extended ending are all amazing. The multiplayer is better than expected. It's a must play game!
Started off very good as is expected of the series, got a little disapointed with some of the choices and writing elements in the game, as well as the shortage of real side quests. The ending is better than most say, but the extended cut DLC improves it. Kind of mixed bag of good and bad, but overall comes out good.
So, Mass Effect 3. I didn't want to expect too much of it, because I expected too much of ME2 and was (mildly) disappointed by it. However, I'm happy to say that I was not at all disappointed by what I found when I broke out my copy of ME3. For starters, they've given the graphics a serious overhaul. The characters are a LOT more detailed -- although as a minor gripe, some of the NPCs' appearances have changed just a tiny bit. I mean -- Ashley's a soldier! She's not supposed to look that pretty! Shepard has also had a bit of a makeover, and although the basic features have stayed the same (you can still import your character from ME2), the quality looks a lot better. And for those who want to explore the romance options available, well, let's say there's eye candy regardless whether you like guys or girls. (Man, is it even POSSIBLE to have muscles that big IRL?) The dialogue and cutscenes are (as always) impressively done, and the improved graphical quality really shows here. There were only a very few places where wonky facial shadows were obvious, and even then they were less obvious than in the earlier games. However, I did find some of the 'positive' and 'negative' dialogue options to be less distinct from each other than I'd hoped. And the Paragon and Renegade conversation options confused me -- unlike in the first two games, it appeared that both were always available, regardless of my reputation points. Gameplay differs in feel from the first two games, partly because (IMO) the enemies are smarter, and partly because they just *look* different -- a lot more realistic, once again the improved graphics at work. The weapon weight mechanic was interesting, I thought, allowing you to choose between going armed to the teeth versus a lighter load but faster power use. My preference was an Infiltrator with only a sniper rifle and lightweight SMG -- I could pretty much spam any power as often as I felt the need to. All in all, I would have given the game 5/5 except for one thing -- one of the lamest endings I've ever seen in a game. Now, don't get me wrong, the ending was well done, just like the rest of the game. But after the first two Mass Effect games, you would expect to defeat the bad guys and emerge victorious in the ending credits, right? Well, I'll try not to spoil it too much for new players, but let's just say that there are three possible ending choices you are given -- and none of them is the "everyone lives happily ever after" option. Now, as I said, the endings weren't badly done; I just found myself a little disappointed that after all I'd been through in getting to the end of the game (damn it, I united the entire friggin' GALAXY to fight these guys!), these were all the choices I got -- and more so since nothing before that in the game led me to expect it to end that way. However, despite my complaints about the ending, I still give this game 4/5 for all-around enjoyment. I definitely recommend grabbing a copy if you at all enjoy this style of game, though perhaps if you haven't played the first two you might enjoy yourself more by getting hold of those first. Anyway, I'm off for my second play-through, this time with a badass renegade solder ...
Mass Effect 3 is an excellent addition to the RPG genre. I can't comment on the ending, as I've not reached that part yet. I've spent quite some time replaying my previous Mass Effect games for a good character to transfer over. What I have played of it though, got me hooked for 8 hours of gameplay. I highly reccomend Mass Effect 3 for anyone, regardless of whether they have the previous titles or not.
Overall, Mass Effect 3 has some flaws, but it's still an excellent game and worth your time, particulary as a returning player. For new players, the game rewrites some the dialogue to bring you to speed, but returning players will probably have the more satisfying game in terms of story. The combat system is much improved, as are the interactions on your ship. Some stripping of dialogue choices annoying, but they're not a game breaker. The choices you make, appear to matter on the journey - the final destination is a little confusing and lacks closure, but free Extended Cut DLC may improve this in the summer.
The main frustration with Mass Effect 3 is the video cutscenes. If you like action-packed shoot-em-up games, I'll warn you - you will spend most of your time being forced to watch the numerous cut scenes. I always play on the hardest difficulty level, which in this case, is called "insane", but I found it virtually impossible to beat, and the game will not allow you to chose a lower level in order to move on, so I had to start a new game on hardcore difficulty level. Everything else, is excellent.
This game is quite good. Combat is best in the trilogy, characters are mostly well designed; not as polished as in ME2 though. A lot of critique towards the game, some for a reason, some not so justified. Story quests has few epic highlights. Mostly bland/repetitive/chore-like side quests.
Mass Effect 3 is a very good game. If you liked the two other Mass Effect games, then it is definitely for you!
As always another wonderful game from Bioware. I have played Mass Effect from the beginning, so naturally could not wait to get my hands on the 3rd installment. Well worth the buy, and if you haven't already played them the previous 2 games were also excellent.
I like Mass Effect 3. I most liked the option to choose my history. I was expecting more but good game.
After not really getting too into the first two, I decided to give three a shot since all the reviews were extremely positive. After playing for a few hours I got hooked straight away and with hours and hours of gaming available with side missions, quests, explorations and all sorts, you get a huge amount of gaming hours for your money. Played it for a total of 20 plus hours in total and completed it, still didn't manage to do all the side quests so you can easily achieve over 20 hours of gaming if played through properly. The ending was simple and for all the people who complain I definitely think it's justified. Make a few choices and the game will end in different ways. Just how you need a huge scale game like Mass Effect to be. Funnel all of the experience down to a simple good/bad kind of ending. Altogether, very very happy with the game and will definitely be playing through the campaign again, and trying it online to see how good it lives up to in the multiplayer department.
From what I have played so far the game has been excellent. The game mechanics have far surpassed the previous two games and the weight feature allows you to customise Shepard to your fighting style. From what I have heard the rest of the game is excellent apart from the ending however I haven't reached that yet so I can't comment. The multiplayer feature is an awesome addition and makes the game that step better than ME2. An epic conclusion to an awesome series
Bought Mass Effect 2 and the game was addictive and so far I am very impressed with number 3, its a shame this is the last one in the series as I've really enjoyed these games.
As its predecessors, Mass Effect 3 is an excellent sample sci-fi action RPG. Having bought the previous games of the series, I decided to continue with my character from the previous games. Decisions and outcome of the Mass Effect 2 are playing an important role on the new game. Mass Effect 3 itself has lots of action moments and a lot of crucial decisions to make. To sum up, MS3 might not bring the "fresh air" of MS1 or MS2 (which was the best in my opinion), but for sure it's an excellent game.
Mass Effect 3 is one of the most impressive games I've ever played. The characters, graphics, story, and environment are awesome. Must have for all gamers ME1+2+3!
Mass Effect 3 is a good game overall, but one could argue about certain points of story, and how those were written, and how they reflect your choices made within whole trilogy.
Mass Effect 3 has good graphics, following the trend of excellent graphics from the previous instalments of the game, however, there seems to be some visual glitches, such as lip sync, but it doesn't deter me from the gameplay. The audio is good too, and it follows from the older instalments with good voice-overs and dialogue. Overall, this installment is well worth the wait. The game-play, graphics, and audio, are just as good as the previous instalments, if not better. I would recommend this game to any fans of the series, as well as moderate RPG gamers.
The third game in Bioware's Sci-fi RPG was much awaited by fans of the series and, if possible, promoted even more by EA. The wait wasn't for nothing. The game is a fine experience for fans of the series, as well as newcomers to the Mass Effect universe. Unfortunately the game mechanics have been dumbed down somewhat from Mass Effect 2, despite some reverted changes, such as the ability to modify your weapons. The graphics are okay, if not breathtaking, even though there are some fairly disappointing details, or lack thereof. The voice acting is great and the soundscape is immersive. The main point for most players, the plot, is interesting and compelling and lets you see what happens to all the familiar faces, even if in some situations it would have been better not to. Overall definitely a game worth playing for fans of the series.
Having played Mass Effect 1 & 2, I can say that ME3 has the best combat style. Not that differs a lot, but it's obviously improved. Anyone that liked ME 1& 2 will definitely like this one too. Strong story and emotions, great interactions and even with these 'plot - holes' that a lot of persons are complaining about (regarding the endings), the experience is not ruined. The multi player is also a very interesting add-on. A great game that you MUST have it in your collection.
The long awaited RPG Action game from EA's Bioware is finally out. And the two years of waiting has been totally worth it. Assemble your team, fight against the Reapers and complete your Shephard's epic story, Mass Effect 3 is epic.
After so many years and so many hours spent in first two Mass Effect games, Mass Effect 3 comes as a great closure. You'll meet all your friends and squadmates from last two games. You'll settle some century-old rivalries, and again decide the fate of whole races, and most importantly, you're going to enjoy the hell out of it. Never mind all the online hatred towards the ending - it does indeed have some plot holes, but for the better part, it's far from bad, as haters would like you to believe. To sum it up - Mass Effect 3 is a must if you enjoyed previous two games.
You know those epic moments in video games? Those moments that you take your hand off of the mouse and keyboard, and just watch the cinematic roll out, anxious to see what happens next. When the cinematic ends, your jaw is gaping and it takes you a few moments to remember where your hands need to go for you to continue the experience. I played all 3 Mass Effect games, and this one by far had the most epic moments. This is indeed a great way to finish such a great trilogy, the game does everything it tried to do with great results. From the heavy feeling of the war weighing on everyones shoulders while you walk through the citadel, to the huge battle scenes that involve the reapers, there is only one word I can truly use to describe this game. Epic.
Mass Effect 3 met my expectations greatly, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes Bioware's work, or to anybody that is a fan of RPG games. Two words - must have.
Mass Effect 3 is an awesome game, overall. It's a bit lacking in the usual RPG features, and the only other problem is the very disappointing endings. Other than that, this is a huge game, and probably one of the candidates for game of the year 2012. I highly recommend it.
Mass Effect 3 is the evolution of an industry! To see three games mould into your own specific storyline is fantastic and this last chapter in the 'Shepard' Mass Effect trilogy rounds it out perfectly. Buy this with the same mentality that you would purchase a piece of art and you cannot be disappointed. What the artist wishes for you to experience is right there, you just have to reach out and grab it.
I really love the Mass Effect series and this game was awesome as the others, but the ending is a bit odd. I highly recommend this game to everyone!
An awesome game following two very good games, a must have to complete a trilogy. -Choices from the last 2 games make big difference in some points. -Combat with smarter than the average AI. -Great cinematics. -Great Story (I held my breath quite a few times!) -The ending is a bit of a let-down but since Bioware promised us a DLC to fix it we wait patiently. Its a must play(and the previous ones if you want to have a complete view of this great trilogy).
This is an excellent game and well worth the wait. The gameplay is pretty similar to Mass Effect 2, but a couple of things have been significantly improved (E.g.: planet scanning is replaced by something enjoyable) or at least tweaked (e.g.: weapon loadouts, weight & power recharging, etc). The story is an excellent continuation of the Mass Effect 1 and 2 plot. Your choices in the previous games have an important impact on this installment, and many characters will be making a return appearance (or at least a cameo). (Note: some choices will have less meaningful consequences and not every choice appears to be equally important. For example: the final choice in ME2 is pretty much glossed over, and is mostly irrelevant if your military strength rating is high enough.) There is, however, a bit of a controversy going on concerning the ending. Several people dislike the ending and deem it to be disheartening or even detrimental to the series. I personally liked the ending, even if I believe a couple of things should've been fleshed out a bit more. "De gustibus." Regarding multiplayer: while I was originally not a big fan of adding multiplayer to a Mass Effect game, the current MP mode has proven me wrong. It's a very enjoyable distraction, and can be quite a lot of fun. (There are a couple of drawbacks, however: no way to mute other players without turning off voice chat entirely, no text chat, etc.) All in all: a great game, with a couple of flaws.
Well , it's an amazing game, like the 2 previous. Nothing much to say.
Mass Effect 3 is a game that is definitely aimed at fans of the series, although new comers will be able to pick this up, and enjoy the action and story on offer. Any story elements, and characters impacted by decisions made in previous titles, will be missed though, if you're not continuing on from a save game linked to Mass Effects 1 or 2. Without giving anything away, at least 20+ NPCs have lived between games, and in some cases, whether an NPC is alive or not in Mass Effect 3, is usually dictated by choices made in the other 2 games. While this doesn't ruin the story for newcomers, there will be a lot conversations and characters mentioned, that simply wont mean anything to you. The upside of this for players continuing on from the first 2 games, is the fact that they will often have the opportunity to catch up with NPCs they're already emotionally attached to, due to events that took place before. In term of game play, Mass Effect 3 strikes a good balance between Mass Effects 1 and 2. There's improved customisation elements, thanks to weapon mods and upgrades, but also the slick, fast, cover-centric combat system from Mass Effect 2. Exploration has been streamlined, which keeps the action and story more consistent when playing, and finally, we have multi-player integrated into a Mass Effect game! Although I was not interested in this at first, I have to admit, it combines an excellent 4-player co-op experience, similar to Gears of War 2's Horde mode, but with an an in-depth RPG element. I especially like the fact that credits earned in multi-player victories, can be spent on supplies of varying qualities. Each supply crate provides a random mix of weapons, upgrades, new Characters, mods and equipment. This makes the urge to play more than a few games, very tempting. Couple this with the fact that the silver and gold challenges are no push-over, and we have a fun, social, and addictive multi-player experience. So, to wrap it up, anyone who enjoys Science fiction stories and/or action RPGs should pick this up. The multi-player may not be for everyone, but it is highly enjoyable, with a good balance of instant gratification and challenge, whilst the story mode is fun, engaging and well written.
Having played Mass Effects 1 and 2, I've religiously followed the story and been an avid fan for many years. Mass Effect 3 just completely blew my mind, and for someone who has only played a handful of games, I'm glad I chose this as one them. The graphics are incredible, the game-play style is suited to most people, regardless of their experience, and the story-line rivals that of even the most epic blockbusters! I wouldn't be surprised if there were a film in the pipeline! Just watching the trailer before the release was enough to give me goosebumps! Don't miss out. Buy Mass Effect 3 and value your time with it! I highly recommend it.
Mass Effect 3 is just brill. Go and buy it, nothing more to say.
A very refined game, which takes the action from big Hollywood blockbusters and delivers the control of the story to you. There is none better than the Mass Effect series to build a complete universe of epic proportions! This last episode completes the saga with a feeling of intense and satisfying conclusion to the first two, whilst staying true to the game mechanics, but also improving on many different levels. There are a few awkward camera moments in combat situations, but all can be forgiven due to the immense fun it brings, and flows pretty well in a multiplayer platform as well. One final word for this monster of a game on all platforms - But it now!
Having finish the single player story, I can honestly say that I very much enjoyed the game and conclusion to the trilogy series. I imported my save from Mass Effect 2, and set about destroying the Reapers. The combat is more intense than the previous game, but it made it more fun. The story is as good as ever and it is nice to see familiar faces. I've just started a second play-through as well as toying with the online multiplayer which is great fun so far. Waves of enemies and ammo dumps make the carnage very enjoyable and it helps enhance the single player. I would recommend to anyone, especially fans of the series.
I was unsure what to expect with this one. Despite being one of my 2 favourite games series (Far Cry is the other) I was put off a touch by the trailers which all suggested it was going to centre around a lot of combat on Earth in a more MW3 mold. Luckily that's not the case. After a good opening (not as cinematic as ME1 or as heart-stopping as ME2) you start a similar campaign style to the one in ME2, running urgent missions and gathering a few squadmates as you go. I can't go into much detail on any aspect of the plot, as it's a game loaded with well-spaced surprises. To the immense credit of the writers and designers, they've managed the holy trinity of writing on this game: they've managed to bring in almost every character you ever liked from the previous 2 games (as long as you didn't get them killed) in a way that makes you thrilled to see them without making it feel like they were shoe-horned into the plot. They've managed to make the combat and missions even better-written and more exciting. And they've managed what few studios dare: they've given the game a real 'all bets are off' feeling that anything at all could happen. The missions are all tightly-scripted and directly affect the potential outcome of the enormous galactic war that's brewing. Many of them also put you in a position to witness the exact scale of the gigantic carnage and struggle that you're facing, which really reinforces the danger posed by your relentless enemies, the Reapers. They're fast and exciting with great weapons and powers to access, and genuinely useful AI team-mates who have good pathfinding and don't need you to bail them out. Little beats the feeling of making it out of some of these scrapes intact. The graphics and scenes are amazingly cinematic, and the writing ensures that character is king - many of the moments were genuinely emotional and affecting. Scanning of planets for resources, which could become tedious in the previous game, has been rendered exciting by being stripped to basics and frequently involving trying to escape a terrifying charge of Reapers as they blast into your area with a deep bass note and chase you out of the star System. Best of all though is the writing. I've never known a game present me with so many major moral dilemmas that genuinely affect the outcome and ask me to decide between the lesser of two evils. By allowing you to import your saves from the previous games, you genuinely feel invested in all these races and characters, and the impact of having to make galaxy-shaking decisions is incredible. (Although the game did struggle to import my character's face properly due to a change of the 'looks' available, so I had to rebuild her by checking a screenshot from the previous game). The game also has the most 'grown up' and astounding ending I've seen in years with huge ramifications no matter what happens. It's polarised many gamers, but I adored it for its bravery. Bring on more like it, please. The multiplayer - a first for the series - is fun and fast with a mix of species, weapons and players, and by setting 4 players against waves of AI enemies it also forces players to give a damn and revive any fallen colleagues if they're going to survive. Incredibly exciting, beautiful and complex, with some of the most astounding scenes of emotion and intergalactic battles you may ever see - this is The Dark Knight of videogames.
To sum Mass Effect 3 into a couple of separate words, I would have to use the following; Epic. Awesome. Game of the year. Mass Effect 3 is a great example of a definite must-own title, that builds on the experience of previous games in the series in an awe-inspiring way! For any fans of RPG games, it's a necessity. I highly recommend it.
It's difficult to review Mass Effect 3 accurately. For 99% of the time, anyone with a passing interest in the Mass Effect universe will be swept up in one foul swoop, as this is easily one of the greatest games of this generation. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll punch the air at points in the story, but when put into words, it really can't be stressed enough what a fantastic story it is that you're playing through. Simply put, the last ten minutes ruin the game. The sudden, jarring disconnect of the finale is not just bad, but actively makes everything you've done in the previous 3 games completely pointless. There's no replay value after this point, and no sense of satisfaction at finishing the series. Effectively, Bioware have crafted a story that draws you in tightly for hundreds of hours of content, only to slap you in the face at the final point. Up to that point, I recommend this game very highly.
What a fantastic game! Each chapter in the Mass Effect saga builds on the last, and each is better than the previous. If you like adventure games where you get to choose how the story unfolds you will love this. The acting is very professional and the story hooks you from the start and does not let go of you. You will want to play it again and again just to see what different decisions will do.
Mass Effect 3 was everything I came to expect from the finale of this series. It had everything - the graphics, the game-play. All of it was breathtaking. Also, the inclusion of the multi-player mode put some people off, but I think it was excellent and really adds a lot of replay-ability to it. I highly recommend it.
Mass Effect 3 is a fantastic culmination of a breath-taking trilogy, that is well-deserving of it. The game-play is the best around in any first-person-shooter at the moment, and the graphics are stunning. Need I say more?
Having played Mass Effect 2, I had to have Mass Effect 3! The game-play itself is brilliant, and so are the graphics. The origin software you have to have is a real pain, and I personally hate it, but there's a downside to everything great isn't there? I highly recommend Mass Effect 3.
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4-5 oz at one session is a lot, and 1-2 oz after a feeding is also quite a lot since at 4 weeks she should still only be eating up to 2oz per feeding! Since you're pumping that much, I'm sure you're making plenty.
Does she have at least 6 wet diapers a day? Has she had problems gaining weight according to the pediatrician? If not, then you should stop worrying about whether she's getting enough because she is. :)
Babies that age nurse ALL THE TIME. There are a cluster of growth spurts up until around 6 weeks, so it's totally normal for her to want to eat all the time, or to fuss while she's eating. She's new at this, too!
It gets better and she'll start spacing out her feedings in a couple weeks. Hang in there! There's nothing wrong with your supply, so I would stop pumping and bottle feeding altogether for now.
Katie (36) and DH (36), friends since 1991, married 2009, DD born 2/16/12, DS born 1/31/14
How long has this been going on? Maybe she is eating that often because she's having a growth spurt. Is she gaining weight and having enough wet & dirty diapers? Have you thought about asking your dr or a lactation consultant if you still have concerns?
I don't pump much, but sometimes after I feed LO I only get a few ounces. That sounds normal to me. As for the rest, hopefully someone else will know more than me.
Youre doing a great job!
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Either your supply is fine because you are getting a couple of ounces when you pump after she eats, or her latch is bad and she is not eating enough. I had to pump after each nursing session and it definitely helped my supply. I would try doing that, and if she wants to nurse shortly after, it will only help your supply. You will catch up to her needs after a few days of this, so don't worry about not having enough milk. She might be fussy at first, but you will make enough milk if you keep at it. I was only getting half an ounce when I pumped after she ate and eventually I was getting 2 ounces afterwards. I always got more in the morning too. If you are too worried about not having enough for her to eat, try fitting in a pump after she goes to sleep or when she's napping. That will help your supply as well.
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Can't stand the cramped conditions of coach cabins on long flights? Can't afford $8,000 for business class across the Atlantic on a major airline? There's an alternative now, and it's growing rapidly.
Call it business class "lite" -- fewer amenities, but plenty of comfort at a fraction of the price. Two new start-ups, Silverjet from England and L'Avion from France started flying in January between Europe and the U.S., joining U.S.-based Maxjet in offering all-business-class service at prices as low as $1,398 round trip. A fourth start-up, Eos Airlines, offers a first-class suite with New York-London round-trip tickets priced at between $3,800 and $7,500.
Eos and Maxjet have replaced their chief executives since they started flying in late 2005 but have shown staying power and are expanding their flying this year. Maxjet now flies to London from New York, Washington, D.C. and Las Vegas. Los Angeles service will begin Aug. 30.
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Travelers are hungrier than ever for something better than coach-class confinement. But upgrades with frequent-flier miles are harder to come by. And if you need to go to London tomorrow, the cheapest business-class seats on British Airways and Virgin Atlantic from New York are priced at more than $10,000 round trip.
The new carriers, with only 48 to 100 passengers a flight, can offer individualized service and other goodies at more-affordable prices. "These guys have put some civility into overseas travel," said Marc Broidy of New York, a financial adviser who has flown Maxjet, Silverjet and L'Avion. "I just want the opportunity to be comfortable, with a decent meal -- it doesn't have to be gourmet -- and some entertainment on demand."
Big airlines are taking note. Lufthansa, DLAKY -1.28 % Swiss and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines offer all-business-class flights on several routes between the U.S. and Europe, subcontracting the flying to a charter carrier called PrivatAir. Prices are comparable to regular business class on those carriers.
Virgin and British Airways have said recently they are working on plans for all-premium-service flights using planes smaller than the wide bodies they fly between the U.S. and London now. It's not known what fares will be for those services.
To check out the new entrants, I recently flew Silverjet and L'Avion. (I previously flew Eos and Maxjet; see The Middle Seat of April 4, 2006.) Here's a review and a report card.
At a private lounge, an employee takes your passport and your baggage and sends you to the bar. Before boarding, the same Silverjet attendant returns with your boarding pass and passport, and sends you on to the first-class security-screening line. It's a bit like having an airport nanny. You can show up only 30 minutes ahead of departure, Silverjet claims.
Silverjet flies between London's Luton Airport, 32 miles north of central London, and Newark Liberty International Airport with one aircraft -- a 21-year-old Boeing 767-200. Silverjet has acquired a second plane that will be used to start a second daily Newark-London trip. Three additional 767s are under contract.
A one-airplane airline has a unique problem when maintenance gremlins strike: The airline is grounded. That happened June 3 and Silverjet booked passengers on Virgin Atlantic flights -- some in coach, some in "Upper Class."
"There were quite a lot of angry passengers," said Peter Stonier of London, one of the lucky customers upgraded. He was traveling with six colleagues for meetings at a pharmaceutical company; three of the group flew Virgin's business class; four traveled in Virgin's premium economy.
Silverjet says when it has to cancel a flight, it buys as many "Upper Class" tickets and gives those to passengers who paid the most for their Silverjet tickets. Chief Executive Lawrence Hunt says Silverjet also refunds its tickets and gives customers a complimentary ticket for a future Silverjet flight. There have been two canceled round trips in 126 total.
On his return flight to London on Silverjet, Mr. Stonier was impressed. "The happy medium in travel is some sort of reasonably priced business class," he said. "People want to work. They want to be able to open a computer. They want to get off the plane ready to go."
Silverjet outfitted its 767 with brown-and-tan seats that recline into 6-foot-3-inch flat beds, though overhead bins are still small and original. The seats are 21 inches wide -- three inches wider than coach and standard for business class on most airlines. Like the other start-ups, in-flight entertainment comes in a portable viewer loaded with movies and TV shows that plugs into the seat's power outlet.
At Luton, Silverjet has its own terminal with showers, food and work areas. The facility gets crowded when arriving passengers mingle with departing travelers in the morning, and Mr. Hunt says the airline has space to double the lounge's size.
Michael Samson, who teaches economics at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass., found the service OK -- not up to typical business-class standards. But the price was great. He would have paid $2,400 to Continental Airlines for a coach ticket that was upgradeable to Continental's business-class cabin, but instead paid about $1,200 round trip to Silverjet. (Silverjet's fares currently range from $1,798 to $3,698 round trip.)
"The lounge was crowded in Newark, the WiFi wasn't working, the seats on the plane were old and the service was slow," he said. "They've got a few kinks to work out, but it was a very good value."
L'Avion flies between Orly Airport in Paris and Newark six days a week with a single Boeing 757 outfitted with 90 business-class seats and prices starting at $1,594. Orly is closer to downtown Paris than Charles de Gaulle Airport, where all other flights from the U.S. land.
After checking in at a counter, travelers on a recent day trudged up stairs with their bags because escalators weren't working and waited in long passport-control lines. Then it was down stairs (escalators not working again) to security screening.
A screener directed L'Avion passengers down a long corridor to a lounge, which turned out to be shared by about 20 other carriers, including Cubana and Royal Air Maroc. An hour before departure, every seat in the lounge was filled.
L'Avion doesn't have access to a gate with a jet-bridge at Orly, so passengers are bused out to the plane after security screening and another trip down stairs toting baggage.
Once on the plane, the experience vastly improves. L'Avion's jet, a 15-year-old 757 that flew charters for a German carrier (and still has signs in German in the bathrooms), has four seats in each row -- standard for domestic first class on a 757. With more legroom than domestic first class, the purple seats recline, but not to fully horizontal. The single aisle on the plane is wide enough to squeeze past a food-service cart -- a major plus for travelers.
Norman Feinberg and his wife, Arline, travel often between their home in New York and Paris on Delta Air Lines or Air France. But Mr. Feinberg gave L'Avion a try for $1,500 a person, round trip.
The couple found the L'Avion seats not as plush as other business-class seats, with buttons a bit difficult to maneuver. The airline had only one choice left for dinner on their flight from New York to Paris, and ran out of cheese by the time they were served. "You give up a little bit with this service, but not enough to matter for the difference in price," Mr. Feinberg said.
L'Avion hopes to sign a lease for its second 757 this week, Chief Executive Marc Rochet said.
L'Avion will move to a new terminal at Orly in July, Mr. Rochet said, improving its airport experience, though it may not land its own gate until the fall. The carrier doesn't have access to shower facilities in either Paris or Newark.
"We are not premium first class, but we are a new business class," said Mr. Rochet. "The value we offer is very good."
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August 7, 2012
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We at Five Star Alliance are all about the best and most luxurious hotels. We certainly keep up with the happenings in the luxury travel world and take pride in bringing our clients the latest luxury travel news. Keep up with our blog series where we'll be featuring luxury hotels opening to stay on top of the trends and make your reservations at the newest hotspots.
A few years ago, the Delano Hotel was the talk of the town with a plan to be a luxurious property added to the Strip in Las Vegas. With the economic downturn, this hotel never got built, but we have exciting news that it will in fact be making its debut in Sin City in 2013! THEhotel at Mandalay Bay will no longer exist and the Delano at Mandalay Bay will proudly take its place. Check out the official announcement details below:
As Delano's second outpost in the United States, Delano Las Vegas will transport the iconic brand from the shores of South Beach to the Las Vegas Strip. Once completed, guests will experience the Delano lifestyle, and its unique blend of effortless luxury and impeccable service at the world-renowned Mandalay Bay.
In addition, Morgans Hotel Group plans to introduce several new food and beverage concepts at Mandalay Bay to be managed by The Light Group. Venues will include a casual American bistro by Chef Brian Massie, a Japanese dining destination by celebrity chef Akira Back and a new vision for Red Square. The Light Group will once again reinvent Las Vegas nightlife with a revolutionary nightclub. All venues are scheduled to open in 2013.
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New Ownership for the Grove Park Inn, Hotel Del Coronado Renovations
June 19, 2012
By: Christopher Roney
KSL Resorts have made a couple of new additions to their collection in 2012, and a change in ownership is always an exciting time for guests of a hotel. New ownership means a new philosophy, and often most importantly, an infusion of investment that allows for extensive renovations. KSL has taken over the iconic Grove Park Inn in Asheville, NC, and invested in renovating the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, CA.
The Grove Park Inn is a huge attraction for locals and travelers alike, a perfect getaway for a weekend of relaxation for anyone on the East Coast or even just visiting the area. Its spa is top-notch, and it has a real down-home authentic feel to both the rooms and the hospitality. We're excited to see what KSL is doing with their newest addition.
While the Grove Park Inn epitomizes southern luxury, Hotel del Coronado has its feet firmly planted in west coast culture. The 368 have also been completely redesigned and purposed for rejuvenation. The resort itself rests on Coronado Island, sunning itself on the picturesque California beaches. With a distinctly Victorian atmosphere coupled with California's standard of relaxation, its no wonder that the Travel Channel has rated it the number one wedding destination in America. The Hotel Del Coronado is already a great resort, and we're looking forward to trying out the redesigned rooms.
Born Again: Hotel Palomar Comes to Phoenix
June 14, 2012
By: Christopher Roney
I don't think anywhere in the dictionary of latin roots will you find the "-lomar" suffix as meaning awesome. But if two points make a line, then the Mallomars and the Hotel Palomar are definitely on to something here. With that in mind, every time I hear something about the new Hotel Palomar Phoenix, I can't help but imagine that one marshmallow that inevitably falls off the end of your stick straight into the flames sloughing off its charred exterior and rising again as a pure white, gooey mass, its new skin still tender with sugary goodness. Of course, my overactive imagination could turn even a normal day at the office into the epic of Gilgamesh, so it's probably best if you don't read into it too much.
In any case, the Hotel Palomar is one of the newest editions to our collection, and it builds on the prior iterations of the Palomar, found in DC, Chicago, San Francisco, and many southern cities. In the heart of downtown Phoenix, the Palomar is ideally located to reach all of the hot spots. The city's best shopping, dining, and entertainment are just a few blocks away. The hotel itself is designed to look and feel cosmopolitan. The rooms feature contemporary design that emphasizes the space while still managing to be a little quirky. You're more likely to end up with an abstract painting of a blue cow over your bed than generic landscape #34. And that's a good thing. It's a hard thing to walk the line between eccentricity and taste, and the Palomar manages to do it. The Hotel Palomar Phoenix is definitely a great addition to the Phoenician menagerie.
Kids Rock at the Sunset Marquis
June 1, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
The Sunset Marquis Hotel and Villas is a private, Mediterranean-style, all-suite luxury hotel located in West Hollywood. It provides guests with luxurious accommodations and an opportunity to escape the craziness of LA and enjoy its five acres of lush gardens, ponds, waterfalls, brick paths, and tropical foliage. Accommodations range from 100 junior and 1 bedroom suites to 52 detached, private villas with private patios. Along with its bar, restaurant, spa, 2 pool areas, and private cabanas, the Sunset Marquis Hotel and Villas also goes above and beyond for its young travelers. Upon arrival, kids receive a black or pink backpack with a nametag attached. Inside it there's a 'Kids Rock' pink or black t-shirt, crayons, a Sunset Marquis passport for coloring, a Hollywood themed mad lib, and a scavenger hunt on the property. Whether you're a rock star looking for an escape or a family looking for an adventurous vacation, the Sunset Marquis Hotel and Villas certainly has something to offer you!
Impawsibly Luxurious: The Resort at Paws Up
May 31, 2012
By: Christopher Roney
If there was ever a hotel name that invited a pun, it's the Resort at Paws Up, and I'd like to pay proper tribute to that. Maybe your life has gotten a little hectic recently; things are moving a little too quickly, and it feels like everything is getting away from you. What you need is to take a step back and abandon the rat race; take a pause from your normal life. Or maybe you have a bunch of friends, and you're looking for a getaway to the Montana wilderness. Well, the Resort at Paws Up has room for your whole paws-e. Really, the pawsibilities are endless. Whew. That was exhausting. And I've even avoided making any pet jokes...
Now that we've gotten that out of our systems, we can move on to the business of describing exactly what makes the Resort at Paws Up unique besides the name. A lot of resort promise a wilderness experience, but you're really just two miles out of town and their wild forest is a five acre manicured lawn. Well, Montana is literally derived from the Spanish word for mountainous country, and the state animal is the grizzly bear. The wilderness in Montana doesn't mess around, and neither does Paws Up. The property has a number of different cabins avaiable from the meadow to the mountainside, and there's even an outdoor tent city if you want to really rough it. All this makes it sound like I'm describing something very different from the classic luxury resort, but don't let me fool you. The Resort at Paws Up constantly has luxury in mind; it just recognizes that even those who enjoy their five star dining and top-notch spa facility have come for the outdoors as much as the high thread count. In fact, I would argue that there's nothing lost on the luxury experience, but the surroundings are more real, highlighting the local freshness of cuisine homemade from local flora and fauna, like their unbelievable huckleberry toast. If you want your luxury to come with wilderness, or your wilderness to come with luxury, look no further than the Resort at Paws Up, where you'll get the best of both worlds.
A Boutique Critique: Inn at the Presidio
May 24, 2012
By: Christopher Roney
I have a special place in my heart for tiny boutique hotels. It may be a little smaller than some of the other chambers, and there aren't enough spots for everybody, but that just makes the few who do make their way into my good graces all the more special. I can give each and every one the loving care and attention they deserve. And thus began my new segment on boutique hotels that I just adore.
I have been spotlighting a lot of cutting edge designer hotels lately. There is another side of boutique hotel with a perfectly American flavor that is not represented in this group. The small boutique hotel can also be a down-home experience that mimics the classical elegance of the old-school inn and upscale roadhouse. The Inn at the Presidio is just that, a 22-room house that gives the impression that San Francisco was built around it, though that is not to say that it appears in any way dated. In fact, given that description, you would never expect that the Inn at the Presidio is as freshly minted as they come, opening just in April of this year.
The interior spaces are slick and well-crafted, bringing the American Inn into the 21st century. The Inn at the Presidio is what a classic inn would be if it were opened in 2012, rather than a preservation of antique furniture. Most importantly, the privileged position afforded the Inn, right by the waterfront, means that third floor rooms boast a breathtaking view of the Golden Gate Bridge. The one-bedroom suites that make up the bulk of the rooms offer a separate sitting area and gas fireplace alongside the standard bedroom. While the Inn at the Presidio certainly couldn't accommodate gold rush numbers, that only enhances its charm, and you would do well to give it a gander next time you're heading westward.
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By: Christopher Roney
We at Five Star Alliance know that our travelers are in search of luxurious accommodations at the best prices available, so we go above and beyond to find the best promotional packages and specials to ensure you get the most from your hotel experience. We're thrilled to introduce our newest blog series where we'll be featuring luxury hotels that offer you more than just room-only rates. Whether you're traveling on business or pleasure, we certainly have something for you. Be sure to check in with us often to get the inside scoop on the best deals and packages available at luxury hotels all over the world!
If you're looking for a getaway near Palm Springs at a wonderful luxury resort, look no further than the Rancho Las Palmas Resort and Spa. Not only is the 240-acre resort a great retreat for families and couples alike, everything you need is within an arm's length. Simply stretch out, and you'll find a drink or a pool towel, whatever you'd like, at your fingertips. To celebrate the summer season, Rancho Las Palmas has a number of great deals and packages available.
Get the Summer Experience for a rate that offers a $50 food and beverage credit and the summer package with more than $500 of different deals available around the resort, from a discount on your restaurant bill or golf rental to a spa happy hour.
Enjoy the Taste of Rancho which includes a $100 dining credit towards a beautiful four-course meal with executive Chef Sean O'Connell (no, not Connery, fortunately)
Play an unlimited day of golf with the Unlimited Golf for Two package that includes one day of unlimited play on the 27-hole, Ted-Robinson-designed course. A great value for the golf enthusiast.
Simply check for rates and availability at the Rancho Las Palmas Resort and Spa to see the packages available for your stay!
A Boutique Critique: Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa
May 22, 2012
By: Christopher Roney
I have a special place in my heart for tiny boutique hotels. It may be a little smaller than some of the other chambers, and there aren't enough spots for everybody, but that just makes the few who do make their way into my good graces all the more special. I can give each and every one the loving care and attention they deserve. And thus began my new segment on boutique hotels that I just adore.
If there is such a thing as an icon for boutique hotels, a type that prides itself on diversity and individuality, the Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa could be regarded as it. It may tend towards a little bit larger and a little bit more standard in its service and amenities than some of the more outlandish design hotels, but in its solidity lies its strength. Sedona Rouge does everything that a boutique hotel should, and it does it very well. The specialty of the hotel is, of course, its spa, which is a destination in and of itself. Customizable treatment and ample facilities mean you can always find what you're looking for, and a few things that you weren't. Enjoy the outdoor seating at Reds Restaurant in their cozy bamboo garden, and when you're done, you can soak in their heated outdoor pool and Jacuzzi. Sedona Rouge brings the Mediterranean to the Southwest, transplanting the European hotel spa culture to the breathtaking landscape of Arizona's mountainous desert regions.
Your Luxury Summer Travel Guide: Wine Tasting at the Auberge Du Soleil
May 21, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
Swimming, fishing, hiking, sun bathing, and kayaking are just a few of the various activities to partake in during the incoming summer months. We've combined luxury hotels with exciting activities to give you the ultimate summer luxury travel guide perfect for folks looking for an adventure, a weekend away, or just an opportunity to take advantage of the beautiful weather! Check in with us often for a few ideas on where the summer should take you!
Our featured activity today is wine-tasting, and we can't think of a better place in the United States to swirl, sip, and spit than Napa Valley, California. The Auberge du Soleil is one of northern California's most revered dining establishments, and its located on a hillside with fantastic views of Napa Valley. Its 52 luxury rooms feature Mediterranean inspired décor and private outdoor terraces for relaxing and dining. The restaurant at the Auberge du Soleil features delectable dishes perfectly paired with wines in ways that delight and inspire even the greatest of food connoisseurs. And with over 120 wineries open to the public in Napa Valley and a concierge to assist with planning your itinerary, the Auberge du Soleil is the perfect luxury hotel for a food and wine-filled summer weekend!
Curious what other luxury hotels await you? Check out the other phenomenal options in Napa Valley here!
Deals and Steals at the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa in Phoenix
May 14, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
We at Five Star Alliance know that you, our loyal travelers, are in search of luxurious accommodations at the best prices available, so we go above and beyond to find the best promotional packages and specials to ensure you get the most from your hotel experience. We're thrilled to introduce our newest blog series where we'll be featuring luxury hotels that offer you more than just room-only rates. Whether you're traveling on business or pleasure, we certainly have something for you, so be sure to check in with us often to get the inside scoop on the best deals and packages available at luxury hotels all over the world!
The Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa in Phoenix, Arizona is known throughout the world as the 'Jewel of the Desert,' and it provides the perfect oasis of beautiful gardens, sparkling swimming pools, and Frank Lloyd Wright influenced architecture. It is considered one of the most spectacular resorts in the world and features 738 guestrooms including 78 one and two bedroom villas, 8 swimming pools, 7 tennis courts, an 18-hole putting course, and a full service European spa, salon, and fitness center. Check out the following packages perfect for golf lovers, foodies, and folks looking for a stress-free vacation.
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This package is available for Classic Rooms with 1 king or 2 queen beds, 1 Bedroom Villas, Resort Rooms with 1 king or 2 queen beds, Premier Rooms with 1 king or 2 queen beds, 2 Bedroom Villas, and Mobility Accessible rooms with 1 king or 2 queen beds. This package includes $50 daily food and beverage resort credit and one room category upgrade if available.
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This package is available for a variety of room types and includes classic accommodations, breakfast for 2, lunch for 2, dinner for 2, 30% off spa a la carte services, and free self-parking. Offer is subject to availability. Room rate does not include tax, gratuities, or incidental charges. All offer inclusive meals are valid for up to two adults on each day of stay and include tax & gratuity with a combined daily value for two adults up to US$32 per breakfast; up to US$62 per lunch; and up to US$99 for dinners. All meals valid at hotel restaurants only and excludes in-room dining. Meal plan and spa discounts are non-transferable and can not be redeemed for cash or used for future stays. Discount of 30% on spa services is valid only for a la carte services for the duration of guest stay. Spa discount can not be used for salon services, spa/salon packages and cannot be combined with any other special offers or discounts. Advance reservations are required. This offer may not be combinable with any other offers, promotions and/or coupons. Offer is not valid for group rates or select plan codes.
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Educational attainment at age 19
April 03, 2007
About half of all youths were attending school during the October when they were age 19.
Nearly 45 percent were enrolled in college, and 4 percent were enrolled in high school. Thirty-three percent had graduated from high school and were not enrolled in college, and 2 percent had earned a GED.
Nearly 17 percent of youths had dropped out of high school by the October when they were age 19. Men were more likely than women to have dropped out of high school and were less likely to be attending college. At age 19, 50 percent of women were attending college, compared with 39 percent of men.
These data are from the National Longitudinal Surveys. Learn more in "America's Youth at 19: School Enrollment, Training, and Employment Transitions between Ages 18 and 19" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 07-0452. These estimates are based on data collected from respondents who were age 19 in October from 1999 to 2004.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Educational attainment at age 19 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2007/apr/wk1/art02.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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As one of the largest U.S. industries, healthcare is steadily growing to meet the needs of an increasing population with an increasing life expectancy. This Spotlight looks at how much people spend on healthcare, current and projected employment in the industry, employer-provided healthcare benefits, healthcare prices, and pay for workers in healthcare occupations.
Employment and Wages in Healthcare Occupations
Healthcare occupations are a significant percentage of U.S. employment. Some of the largest and highest paying occupations are in healthcare. This Spotlight examines employment and wages for healthcare occupations.
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A 33-year-old woman was flown to the hospital after she was ejected from a car during a crash Saturday night in Greene Township.
State police at Lawrence Park weren't yet releasing the woman's name. She was taken by medical helicopter to UPMC Hamot in Erie from the crash in the 10000 block of Sampson Road, police said. Her injuries were described by police as moderate.
A passenger in the vehicle was taken to Hamot with minor injuries, police said.
The crash happened Saturday at about 7:20 p.m. when the woman lost control of the car while traveling at a high rate of speed, police said. The car struck an embankment, went airborne and overturned before landing on its wheels, police said.
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In a letter written by Benjamin Franklin to Jean-Baptiste Leroy, Franklin said: "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." Taxes may be a certainty for every American, but complicated taxes shouldn't be. Today's tax code is unfair, discourages against savings and investment, and is impossibly complex. We can all agree that the current tax system is broken, and keeping it is not in America's best interest. We need a less burdensome tax code which will ultimately benefit our national economy and our hard working citizens.
On Oct. 16 representatives of TCRC, SMLA, Marine Fire and Rescue, U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Chamber of Commerce, marina operators and residents of Smith Mountain Lake traveled to Richmond to attend the State Water Control Board (SWCB) meeting.
It has been said that sometimes history and an individual meet each other at the right moment. Without being melodramatic, that is exactly what many Americans feel about Barack Obama and his quest for the presidency.
One prominent new convert is former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. In endorsing Obama, Powell called the Illinois senator "a transformational figure," exactly the kind of inspirational leader with "both style and substance," as Powell put it, that we need right now.
Some people have questioned John McCain's judgement for selecting Sarah Palin as his running mate. The same could be said for Barack Obama when one considers some of the stuff that has come out of Joe Biden's mouth in recent weeks.
Ol' Joe is the fellow who thinks that Franklin Roosevelt was president in 1929 and that television existed back then. He's also the guy who claims to hang out with blue collar guys at a diner in Delaware that went out of business years ago.
Our conservative friends areetting cranky, aren't they? In fact, some of them appear to be having the political equivalent of a nervous breakdown as they see Barack Obama moving steadily toward victory on Nov. 4.
The election is not won yet by either candidate. But it's quite obvious that Obama is ahead and that John McCain is struggling. For many conservative ideologues, this is something they apparently can't accept. They have engaged in angry outbursts at McCain rallies.
Yesterday, the dedication ceremony for the Jefferson Forest High School renovation project was scheduled to be held — some 10 years after discussion about such a project began.
This hasn't been an easy process. But after all of the years, the contentious meetings and the numerous disagreements about what should be done, the county has a project it can be proud of and the JFHS community has a facility that should meet its needs for years to come.
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Rick Howell has written a few things in The Liberal Agenda that have amazed me.
It always amazes me when he's right about something. But, to borrow a phrase from a colleague here at the Bulletin, even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while.
His most impressive point was when he admitted that Congressmen Virgil Goode and Bob Goodlatte will win their respective elections. He was also correct on the reasons why.
Who is Barack Obama?
I have had quite a few letters and feature articles printed in this paper in the past, but it has been a long time since I submitted anything.
My mom was Josephine DeWitt who was a Kelso News correspondent for over 50 years.
This is a very important topic at a very strategic time in our country.
Reducing government waste has been a top priority for me since arriving in Congress. Congress is charged with the power of the purse and that is a responsibility we cannot take lightly. As we face significant expenditures, such as the passage of the recent $700 billion Wall Street bailout bill, which I voted against, we have a responsibility to ensure that American tax dollars are being spent responsibly and do not get lost in wasteful spending.
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Employment and unemployment in New England, May 2010
July 02, 2010
In May 2010, among metropolitan areas in New England, Burlington-South Burlington, Vermont, recorded the lowest unemployment rate (4.8 percent).
The unemployment rate in Providence-Fall River-Warwick, Rhode Island, was 12.1 percent, the second highest in New England after New Bedford, Massachusetts (12.6 percent).
Unemployment rates were higher in May than a year earlier in 15 of the 21 metropolitan areas in New England.
In May, 18 New England metropolitan areas reported over-the-year decreases in nonfarm payroll employment, and 3 reported increases.
These data are from the Local Area Unemployment Statistics and Current Employment Statistics (State and Metro Area) programs. Data for the most recent month are preliminary and subject to revision. To learn more, see "Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment — May 2010" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-10-0885. The New England BLS Information Office has links to additional data for the New England region.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Employment and unemployment in New England, May 2010 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2010/ted_20100702.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
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Pros: Great gaming performance, solid build quality, amazing cooling system with quiet fans, excellent sound system, surprisingly long battery life
Cons: 10 pounds, huge, average and wobbly screen with sub-par brightness, no full SSD
Personal Verdict: The Asus ROG brand has long been recognized (by me) as the best gaming laptops out there. For hardcore gamers who don't move their laptop at all, this is a great deal. Otherwise, the sheer weight and mediocre screen are negatives to consider.
Alternate highly ranked and respected 17.3" gaming notebooks with same/similar specs for within the price range of this ASUS one:
Note1: for the following: all have 1920x1080 screens, all are 17.3" notebooks.
Note2: add $65 to any of the following to configure them with a Bluray Drive.
1.) $1133 for Clevo P170SM customizable
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2.) $1163 for MSI GX70 Destroyer (AMD) customizable (A10-5750M really should not be included here....Not even close to i7 haswell performance... gaming performance for price point makes it valid)
-or- $1229 for 16GB DDR3
3.) $1182 for Clevo P177SM customizable
(Intel(R) i7-4710MQ, NVIDIA GTX 860M*, 8GB DDR3-1600, 1TB HDD)
-or- $1415 for 16GB DDR3 and NVIDIA GTX 870M*
4.) $1211 for MSI GX70 Destroyer (Intel) customizable
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* Using removable MXM 3.0b standard video card module that is upgradeable to GTX 870M/880M or Quadro K1100M/K3100M or AMD R9 M290X, and any other MXM 3.0b standard graphics cards
Quoted these prices just now from highly reputable boutique brand OEMs (such as XoticPC, PowerNotebooks, GenTechPC, etc.). Way more vendors that sell these custom gaming notebooks than that, just go look
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you keep making stupid predictions, most longs continue to wonder why you do not just stop posting, jasoca even asked you to stop, and yet you continue........you make predictions like a short covering rally and it just fizzles, like all your other predictions
I continue to tell you that incyte is in a bear raid, it never has made it over the 200dma since 2q cc, it was close twice ,but as volume falls off the cliff, the shorts just hammer the stock, there is a real news drain from incyte, this stock needs good news and for the longs it would be as soon as yesterday. earnings are just to far away to help at this time.
as I mentioned last week incyte has crossed below the lazards upgrade, very bearish and currently it appears to have bounced off the 50 dma.....which is good for the longs , but volume is still very low, and no news, to me it looks like it will easily breakout under the 50dma later this week


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The seventh Silent Auction Fundraiser will begin at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at the Senior Citizens Center, 619 S.E. Second St. in Tulia.
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