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With a wedding ring on his finger and his company public, is Mark Zuckerberg ready to make Facebook produce more profits, not just more social connections? His?fanfare-less marriage to long-time girlfriend Priscilla Chan this weekend would seem to indicate he won't be getting too distracted by family life. But just before Facebook IPO'd on Friday, he announced on stage that "Our mission isn't to be a public company." As the young CEO enters this next phase of his life, he faces perhaps his greatest challenge yet. Building something that betters our lives while still bringing home the bacon.

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Same Sex Romance and Mass Effect 3 | Border House

Though rare, same sex romance options are not new to video games. We have seen them Jade Empire, The Sims, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and the Dragon Age series. But lately, BioWare has had some shining moments in this area. When they announced that Star Wars: The Old Republic was going to add same sex romances post release The Family Research Council got members to send thousands of letters to EA to denounce the move. EA did not back down, and instead stood by the decision to include the romance options http://kotaku.com/5899246/homophobes-slam-ea-with-thousands-of-letters-over-same+sex-romance. When a forum poster complained about the inclusion of bisexual NPCs in Dragon Age 2 David Gaider explained that ?The majority has no inherent ?right? to get more options than anyone else.?? http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/304/index/6661775&lf=8 Several recent BioWare games had same sex romance options, but Mass Effect 3 is especially important as a big budget game that has characters who are exclusively gay or lesbian.

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?Some logistics first ? Let?s look at the numbers!

(Author?s note: My Shepard romanced Liara and stayed faithful to her throughout the series. Information on which other characters can be romanced was taken from the Mass Effect wiki and some YouTube clips were referenced while writing the post.)

Steve Cortez from Mass Effect 3

Before delving into Mass Effect 3, it is important to look at the series as a whole. Let?s look at what character romances result in the Paramour achievement/trophy in each game. I call those the primary romances or relationships. The original Mass Effect had had 2 primary romance options for both the male and female Shepard. As a man you could romance Ashley Williams and Liara T?Soni while as a woman you could romance Kaidan Alenko or Liara T?Soni. While Liara is often considered by fans as a same sex romance for a female Shepard, the game specifies that asari are a mono gendered species. They do not talk about a male/female gender binary; they are simply asari. So we walk away from the original Mass Effect without an official same sex romance.

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Mass Effect 2 had many more romance options than the original game. As a man, Shepard could romance Miranda Lawson, Tali?Zorah, or Jack. As a woman, Shepard could romance Jacob Taylor, Garrus Vakarian, and Thane Krios. None of these are same sex options.

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Mass Effect 3 has the largest number of romance options in the series. As a man, Shepard can romance Miranda Lawson, Tali?Zorah, Jack, Ashley Williams, Kelly Chambers, Liara T?Soni, Kaiden Alenko, or Steve Cortez. As a woman, Shepard can romance Garrus Valkarian, Kaidan Alenko, Kelly Chambers, Liara T?Soni, and Samantha Traynor.

Game	Shepard	Primary opposite sex relationships	Primary same sex relationships	Asari relationships
Mass Effect	Female	1	0	1
Mass Effect	Male	1	0	1
Mass Effect 2	Female	3	0	0
Mass Effect 2	Male	3	0	0
Mass Effect 3	Female	2	1	1
Mass Effect 3	Male	5	2	1

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Secondary romances

However, there were also relationships that were not tracked by the Paramour achievement. In Mass Effect 2 either Shepard could show interest in Samara, Morinth, and Kelly Chambers. This last option of Kelly Chambers is the only one in Mass Effect 2 that could definitely counts as a same sex relationship option. In Mass Effect 3 either Shepard could have a sexual relationship with Diana Allers which which add another same sex relationship option for a female Shepard.

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All those numbers mean something??

When looking at the numbers, there is a clear trend for greater diversity in sexual relationships within the Mass Effect series. But there is something else in those numbers: a male Shepard has more options than a female Shepard. Part of this is due to the exclusion of Thane and Jacob as romance options in Mass Effect 3. Yet, even if those two were included in the group, a female Commander Shepard would still have fewer potential romance options than a male. The quantity of options appears to favor a male Shepard.

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This favoritism falls apart when discussing same sex relationships. If we look at Liara as a same sex option for female characters, then a lesbian Shepard has had a romance option since the beginning of the series. Even ignoring Liara, a lesbian Shepard could start a relationship with Kelly Chambers in the second game and then have that carry over to Mass Effect 3. BUT, a gay Shepard had to wait 3 games in order to have a possible relationship. If you choose to role play Shepard as a gay male, romance is left out until the end of the series. See http://kotaku.com/5909937/with-the-galaxy-in-flames-my-video-game-hero-finally-came-out-of-the-closet Denis Farr?s article about this issue.

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What could have been done differently?

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Liara from Mass Effect 3

The relationship with Liara T?Soni deserves discussion. Does she ?count? as a same sex romance for a female commander Shepard or not? If she is considered female, then there is a potential for a long term same sex relationship between her and Shepard stretching from the first game through to the last. But by describing her as part of a monogendered species the series denies players one positive lesbian romance portrayal. While a relationship with a genderless species could be interesting the asari are not androgynous, they are heavily coded as feminine. Because of their appearance, the relationship looks like a same sex romance with a female Shepard but should it be read as such or should we look at it as something different? I am not sure. Even after 3 games I do not know if my Shepard?s relationship with Liara can be considered a lesbian romance.

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Kelly Chambers in Mass Effect 2 is also potentially problematic. Her relationship with Shepard is not considered a canon romance in that game. It is a flirtation, a quick hint of a potential relationship. When she joins Shepard in her cabin at the end of the game she is wearing a tight fitting outfit and does a sexy dance. The point of the scene is to provide sexual arousal for Shepard but does not allow for a further relationship within that one game. There is nothing wrong with that, but as the only portrayal of a same sex relationship in Mass Effect 2 it conforms with a male gaze, ?two women are hot? portrait of lesbian relationships that is all too common in media. We need more diversity in the portrayal of lesbians. This relationship can become deeper in Mass Effect 3 but only if Shepard goes though this more superficial experience in the second game.

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What makes ME3 special?

The final game in the series does several important things in terms of relationship options. The game portrays them as something that can be persistent and evolving over time. It is possible to have started a relationship with Liara in the first game, stayed faithful to her in the second game, and continue the relationship in the final episode. This is something unique and not available to a player that just wants to begin a relationship with Liara in the final game. The way the trilogy was set up allowed for the possibility a dynamic relationship. The NPCs were treated as having potential beyond just sex. These were characters whose stories mattered, with their own journey and growing relationships with Shepard.

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However, one of the new characters in Mass Effect 3 is incredibly important. Steve Cortez is a pilot in the game. When discussing his past, you learn that he lost his husband in a Reaper invasion. This fact is handled wonderfully. We have a man, discussing the loss of his husband, and there is no pause in the discussion. Shepard does not stop to say, ?Whoa, hold on, are you saying you are gay?? or ask any other question all too often heard by people in same sex relationships. Cortez mentions his husband and we are meant to mourn the loss with him. It is no different than if he mentioned the loss of his wife. This one simple thing is incredibly important. Imagine a world where all players of Mass Effect 3 accepted gay individuals as easily as Shepard does in the scene. Cortez being attracted to someone of the same sex is not an issue; it is a not an oddity, it just exists as one option within the universe. Cortez is shown as an exclusively gay man, and yet his sexuality is never shown as a problem. His sexuality is not used to impose tragedy in his life. This is not the tale of a difficult coming out story or an attack on a gay man. He is allowed to be a gay man and not have that one trait define his character arc. It is not something we see very often in media. This portrayal was done beautifully.

Authorial intent

Were the writers?cognizant of these depictions and their implications? In an interview, Patrick Weekes and Dusty Everman show that members of the BioWare staff were aware of how they displayed these relationships. As Patrick Weekes said about writing a gay character:

Liara?s relationship in Lair of the Shadow Broker can be with players of either gender, so I was familiar with writing dialog that needed to work for a same-sex romance. Nevertheless, I?m a straight white male ? pretty much the living embodiment of the Patriarchy ? and I really wanted to avoid writing something that people saw and went, ?That?s a straight guy writing lesbians for other straight guys to look at.?

?I also really wanted the romance with Traynor to be positive. One of my gay friends has this kind of sad hobby in which she watches every lesbian movie she can find, trying to find ones that actually end up with the women not either dying or breaking up. I think the most positive one she?s found is ?D.E.B.S.? I wanted to avoid any kind of tragic heartbreak, to make this a fundamentally life-affirming relationship? at least, as much as possible within Mass Effect 3?s grim war story.

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Samantha Traynor from Mass Effect 3

Similar to Cortez, for the exclusively lesbian character of Samantha Traynor her sexuality is a part of her but not her sole defining feature. Patrick Weekes again:

?I worked hard to create a character who addressed her lesbian identity in a positive and intelligent way. My first draft of Traynor?s pitch was all about how her character arc would be about identifying and overcoming the challenges of being gay? and my friends and managers called me on it. I?d been so focused on writing something positive that I hadn?t made a real-enough character. So in the next draft (closer to how she shipped), the focus was on her as a mostly lighthearted fish out of water, a very smart lab tech trying to adjust to life on the front lines, with her identity as a lesbian present but not shouted from the rooftops.

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From Dusty Everman:

?I believe that by the 22nd century, declaring your gender preference will be about as profound as saying, ?I like blondes.? It will just be an accepted part of who we are. So I tried to write a meaningful human relationship that just happens to be between two men.

?This interview shows that the team at BioWare was conscious of the implications of their character designs and story arcs. They were aware of some of the pitfalls often found when creating gay characters and they at least attempted to avoid them. The full interview can be found ?http://blog.bioware.com/2012/05/07/same-sex-relationships-in-mass-effect-3/

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What do we want to see next

BioWare did several laudable things in Mass Effect 3. So what do we want to see in future games? From both BioWare and other companies I ask for one thing: DIVERSITY! We need more games to show the complexity of human experiences. Let?s have some asexual characters. Let?s have NPCs that are straight but are NOT interested in the main character despite a match in gender and orientation. Let?s have more gay characters. Once we have more diversity, we can tell more stories. The Princess doesn?t always need saving by the Prince and the Prince may not want to marry a Princess anyways. Let?s step out of the box a bit more and get creative. Who would want to play a game with a lesbian necromancer as the main character? I would! And I doubt that I am the only person. Games are meant to be fun to play, so let?s play with the stories and create some new experiences.

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Tuesday Talent ? ALISHA PAIGE ? SashaSummers.com

It?s Tuesday! You know what that means? The glorious introduction of writer-ly talent. And who would be the talented writer up for today?s spotlight? I?m happy to tell you. It?s the lovely Alisha Paige. (Also known as Ruby Vines AND Wolfgang Pie). She wears many hats and writes MANY books. Here?s you chance to get to know her before you go order all of her books and settle in for an extended read-in!

And now, the interview?

Me:?What was the first book you read that grabbed you? What genre? Who is the author?

A.P: Well, I?ve been reading all my life but the first romance novel that turned my world upside down was Howling Moon by Rebecca York and this was before the paranormal craze, back in the 90?s. The book was shelved in romantic suspense and it was one of the first romantic werewolf novels back when there was not a paranormal section. I?m a huge fan of Ms. York and owe my love of werewolves to her! Thank you, Ms. York!

Me:?Is there an author that you get fan-girl crazy over? Have you ever met him/her? Do you want to?

A.P: Ms. York, A.K.A., Ruth Glick! Amazing writer! I?ve talked to her on Facebook and squealed quite a bit when she responded! Squee!!!

What?s your:

• Favorite color? ?Black..makes me look thinner and caters to my love for the paranormal..snort!
• Favorite season? Autumn?love those crisp, cool nights, crunching leaves, smoke fires, cooking chili, football season, bundling up and cuddling, and Halloween!
• Favorite Hero ? movie or book? Indiana Jones..so tough, adventurous and all that stubble!?
• Snack weakness (food or drink)? Red Wine and Dark Chocolate oh and Chocolate Chip Ice Cream..omg!?
• What?s your Astrological sign? Libra..gotta be balanced!?
• Do you write sweet and cuddly or toe-curling steamy lovin? stories? I write both. I?ve written sweet vintage romance set in WWII and The Great Depression and toe-curling love scenes in my erotic romance novels like Circle City: Lord of the Wolfen.
• Do you read sweet and cuddly or toe-curling steamy lovin? stories? I read both. I?m a total sap so I appreciate the gushy sweet stories and the novels that make me pant!

Me: What?s on your desk when you write?

A.P: I have a laptop so I don?t really have a desk. I mostly write in bed or in the recliner. But on the side table, I?ll have a mug of black coffee in the morning or a glass of red wine at night.

Me: Do you write to music or quiet? If you do write with music, can you share one song that?s significantly impacted this story?

A.P: Neither. I have three very active kids; ages 16, 7 and 4 so I usually write to the sounds of Sesame Street, cartoons or my kids? favorite, America?s Funniest Videos.

Me: What?s your favorite line from your most recent release? Why?

A.P: His hand moved from her back to her face, his palm spread wide, two fingers touching her open mouth, one finger touching the edge of her eyelash, so gentle she thought she?d cry. ~ I love this line because it is the moment the heroine realizes her destiny.

Me: What?s next? You don?t have to get specifics ? but feel free to leave a tantalizing snippet or cryptic hook.

A.P: Up next is my indie re-release of my lion shifter tale, Uncaged, set in the 1700?s in Africa and London. Here?s a partial blurb: Fifteen years have passed since a captured African lion has lived life as a man. Time enough to forget, but when Bruce Remington meets, Wren Whittier, a lovely quadroon, the scent of a woman comes flooding back to him.

Me: Who is your favorite character from Greek Mythology OR which Olympian would you want to be? And why?

A.P: I?ve always LOVED Medusa. Partly because I envy the fact that she never has to do her hair and it is still glowing with life and partly because I secretly would love to turn men into stone! And now I?m anxious to read your Medusa story! Wow!

All my books can be found here: http://www.alishapaige.com/books-by-alisha-paige.html

My website www.alishapaige.com

My blog http://alishapaige.blogspot.com

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Combination antibiotic treatment does not result in less organ failure in adults with severe sepsis

Public release date: 21-May-2012
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Frank M. Brunkhorst, M.D., of Friedrich-Schiller University, Jena, Germany, and colleagues conducted a study to compare the effect of the antibiotics moxifloxacin and meropenem with the effect of meropenem monotherapy on sepsis-related organ dysfunction. Early appropriate antimicrobial therapy leads to lower mortality rates associated with severe sepsis. The authors hypothesized that maximizing the potential benefit and appropriateness of initial antibiotics by using 2 antibiotics would improve clinical outcomes compared with monotherapy.

The trial included 298 patients who fulfilled usual criteria for severe sepsis or septic shock who were randomized to receive monotherapy, and 302 to receive combination therapy. The trial was performed in 44 intensive care units in Germany from October 2007 to March 2010, and the number of evaluable patients was 273 in the monotherapy group and 278 in the combination therapy group. The intervention was recommended for 7 days and up to maximum of 14 days after randomization or until discharge from the intensive care units or death, whichever occurred first.

Among 551 evaluable patients, there was no statistically significant difference in average Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA; degree of organ failure) score between the meropenem and moxifloxacin group and the meropenem alone group. "The rates for 28-day and 90-day mortality also were not statistically significantly different. By day 28, there were 66 deaths (23.9 percent) in the combination therapy group compared with 59 deaths (21.9 percent) in the monotherapy group. By day 90, there were 96 deaths (35.3 percent) in the combination therapy group compared with 84 deaths (32.1 percent) in the monotherapy group," the authors write.

"In conclusion, in this randomized multicenter trial of adult patients with severe sepsis or septic shock, empirical treatment with the combination of meropenem and moxifloxacin compared with meropenem alone did not result in less organ failure."

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Public release date: 21-May-2012
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Contact: Tobias Welte, M.D.
welte.tobias@mh-hannover.de
JAMA and Archives Journals

Frank M. Brunkhorst, M.D., of Friedrich-Schiller University, Jena, Germany, and colleagues conducted a study to compare the effect of the antibiotics moxifloxacin and meropenem with the effect of meropenem monotherapy on sepsis-related organ dysfunction. Early appropriate antimicrobial therapy leads to lower mortality rates associated with severe sepsis. The authors hypothesized that maximizing the potential benefit and appropriateness of initial antibiotics by using 2 antibiotics would improve clinical outcomes compared with monotherapy.

The trial included 298 patients who fulfilled usual criteria for severe sepsis or septic shock who were randomized to receive monotherapy, and 302 to receive combination therapy. The trial was performed in 44 intensive care units in Germany from October 2007 to March 2010, and the number of evaluable patients was 273 in the monotherapy group and 278 in the combination therapy group. The intervention was recommended for 7 days and up to maximum of 14 days after randomization or until discharge from the intensive care units or death, whichever occurred first.

Among 551 evaluable patients, there was no statistically significant difference in average Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA; degree of organ failure) score between the meropenem and moxifloxacin group and the meropenem alone group. "The rates for 28-day and 90-day mortality also were not statistically significantly different. By day 28, there were 66 deaths (23.9 percent) in the combination therapy group compared with 59 deaths (21.9 percent) in the monotherapy group. By day 90, there were 96 deaths (35.3 percent) in the combination therapy group compared with 84 deaths (32.1 percent) in the monotherapy group," the authors write.

"In conclusion, in this randomized multicenter trial of adult patients with severe sepsis or septic shock, empirical treatment with the combination of meropenem and moxifloxacin compared with meropenem alone did not result in less organ failure."

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Day After IPO, Mark Zuckerberg Marries Longtime Girlfriend Priscilla Chan

What a week. After eight years, Mark Zuckerberg takes Facebook public at a $104 billion valuation. His longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan gets her medical degree from the UC San Francisco. He has his 28th birthday. And to top it all off, they get married today!?Mazel tov.

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Peter Jones Dead: Crowded House Drummer Dies of Brain Cancer ...

Peter Jones, a British-born drummer best known for his mid-1990s stint in the Australian rock band Crowded House, has died of brain cancer, according to numerous websites. He was 45.

Jones joined in 1994, after founding drummer Paul Hester quit the group. He stayed on until 1996, when the band split up, but did not return a decade later, when New Zealand-born frontman Neil Finn reunited the hit-making foursome.

"We remember him as a warm-hearted, funny and talented man, who was a valuable member of Crowded House," the band said in a statement. "He played with style and spirit. We salute him and send our love and best thoughts to his family and friends."

This is not the first time the group -- famous for the hits "Something So Strong" and "Don't Dream It's Over" -- has lost a drummer. In 2005, Paul Hester, the man Jones replaced, committed suicide following a bout with depression.

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I'd like the youngest daughter please!

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@ KayEyeEmm; Of course!

@ hanybanany; are there no other characters you'd like instead? If not, I could switch on of the male roles into a female one.... :p

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