"Complex" also included her at number 40 in a list of the 50 hottest video game characters, and included her as one of 25 "best-looking sideline chicks in games". UGO.com similarly listed the character as the "ninth-hottest fictional woman of 2012", calling her a "sultry brunette". MSN listed Miranda as one of the hottest women in video game history, commenting "Genetically designed to be "perfect", Miranda Lawson knows she's hot, intelligent, and is not afraid to tell anyone about it.". However, 1UP.com's Ryan Winterhalter called Miranda one of three areas where "Mass Effect 2" was sexist, finding not fault with her concept as a genetically perfect woman, but mainly with the camera's focus on her buttocks.Michael Graff from Screenrant is in agreement, ranking it one of the "Mass Effect" series' most cringe-inducing moments. Soha Kareem, in her essay "Mashing Our Buttons: On Romance And Sex In Video Games" published in "The Secret Loves of Geek Girls: Expanded Edition", criticized Miranda as a "boring femme fatale type whose screen time includes opportunistic angles on her ass" and who mistreats other female characters like Jack. She further alleged that the character is "pretentious", "a product of wealth and masculine power structures", and that she "would write the space version of Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In"." Evan Lahti from "PC Gamer" compared Miranda to furniture and commented, "What do we remember about her, other than her skintight bodysuit and the way Mass Effect 2's camera suggestively frames her hips?" Luke Plunkett from "Kotaku" criticized her romance subplot arc in "Mass Effect 3", noting that "The pathetic way in which the relationship, such a cornerstone of the second game, was given such short shrift was in hindsight a blessing" in response to Miranda's change of characterization. Addounia TV  Addounia TV () is a private television station based in Damascus, Syria since March 23, 2007. The station is described by some western media as "semi-official" and a "mouthpiece of the government." Addounia TV is a sister channel of Sama TV. Addounia TV features a variety of general-interest programs. News are aired in five daily bulletins: at 2:00 am, 11:00 am, 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm (Damascus time).