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Tomb Raider: Stuck On Rails
E3 2012: Maxwell McGee and Tom McShea talk about the Tomb Raider demo from Microsoft's E3 2012 Press Conference.
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I think they showed that demo to impress people with explosions and set pieces, the real meat is when you play it and see the exploration, the hunting etc.
The game looks fun .(period)
I was disappointed with Tomb Raider. I was hyped with it before and now it seems to over the top and action heavy.
I agree. They might as well rename it into a new series.
I'm with Tom and Max on this. Tomb Raider just doesn't feel like Tomb Raider. I'm just not sure what to make of it.
tomb raider died. time to move on to new franchises.
I absolutely enjoyed the gameplay they showed off for Tomb Raider. Yeah she seems to be able to take a shot or two, or perhaps the person demo'ing the game wasn't getting shot based off of their maneuverability (or they had "god-mode" activated for the purpose of playing through for show)... whatever the case, it looked super fun and thrilling. But the thing I am being drawn to most so far, through their two playthroughs from these last 2 E3 events, is Lara herself. There seems to be a vulnerability and humanity that I haven't seen very prevalent in past Tomb Raider games (I'm not a veteran player, only played some of a couple titles). I cared about Lara without seeing her on screen for more than 2 minutes. Maybe it was just me, but I think they're doing a great job putting this together from the limited glances we've gotten so far. I think I'll be picking this one up the day it's released.
I understand completely the issues they bring up here, and share their concerns. I have no problems with Tomb Raider ending up like Uncharted, being cinematic and action packed, so long as it's well done. I just think it would work better if they took some pages from that OTHER Naughty Dog game...The Last of Us. I think it's that kind of gritty realism and intense atmosphere that Tomb Raider needs, not an explosion fest where Lara can sometimes take shotgun blasts to the face, and at other times get all wounded by a tree branch.
And don't say Tomb Raider came before Uncharted, so it can't copy it. I realize Tomb Raider came much earlier, but the demo I saw today was Uncharted with a female protagonist.
Either way, I know I'm going to enjoy Tomb Raider, I just wish they'd really stick to their guns with a more slow-paced, gritty survival game.
I'll take my Tomb Raider games with horrible camera angles, making jumps I can't see into my death, big open worlds with nothing to do, and guns that auto target thank you very much. (joking) Seriously tho people on here always talking about giving chances, but we aren't even giving this a chance. Remain skeptical sure, but remember something good might come out of it. Oh as for the survival. Have people already forgotten the video of her killing a deer and eating it. That counts doesn't it?
This game is definitely a very different take on Lara, and I'm absolutely loving it. Sure, it's not classic TR, but I'm really digging the combination of what looks like TR-Uncharted hybrid gameplay, a Lara that is scared, inexperienced and completely out of her comfort zone, as well as what is shaping up to be a pretty harrowing experience for both Lara and the player; and to top it all off, we've got an excellent team at Square Enix working with them to craft a top-notch cinematic experience that looks to rival MGS4 and FFXIII.
its tomb raider... what were you expecting? its been going down hill for 15 years.
E3's biggest games = 3 shooters and one adventure that is heavily shooter in its own right?
Disappointed, tisk tisk.
Stereo is reversed in this video. Really messes with your head. O_o
Ah, I remember the very first tomb raider. You're climbing walls exploring the jungle. Then a T-REX appears from out of nowhere.
Now that was tomb raider.
Tomb Raider lost touch a long time ago...
Its like in real life a little scratch hurts more then a big ;)
Like It , but It Was'nt Tomb Raider ..
Did Anyone Saw Her Raid Any Tomb ?
This is either going to be a hit or a miss. It's either going to be a great game or just..."eh". Here's hoping to the former, because to me, it's "looks" amazing. (I enjoy Uncharted, so I don't care if it's copying...;D)
First Uncharted copied Tomb Raider now Tomb Raider is copying uncharted. Everything has come full circle lol
All I could think about was an Uncharted take off. I don't like the Uncharted series.
tries to rip off uncharted but fails.
I'm looking forward to this title and it looks like it can be a good game provided Square Enix and Crystal Dy execute this carefully and efficiently. Thing is, Tomb Raider is a game where the player can climb their way tombs and find artifacts and treasures, not go through a bunch of action-Hollywood type sequences.
Sure, the action part can work well but I hope it doesn't become the core of the game. Look at what happened with Ace Combat: Assault Horizon; the Dogfighter Mode took away from all of the challenge and it becomes repetitive and boring fast.
I just hope the developers don't go overboard with how "good" or "hot" Lara is supposed to look; this is supposed to reveal the grittiness and the hardships in Lara's past, after all. I'll still be keeping an eye on this title, but I'll be pretty skeptical on how they'll pace the plot.
It looked better than I was expecting. But, the QTE looks like it could take away much of the fun.
One of my middle school students pointed out that this version of Tomb Raider appears to have a lot more violence inflicted on Laura this time around. It made him feel a little uncomfortable with how often she is getting hit, stabbed, and all of the pain she appears to be in. I'm a little inclined to agree with him.
I don't agree with what they say tomb raider as been okay in the past haven't been a big fan til this one but i really like this one alot bc of the action and open area and how there are interactive items . But they said its a survival game and it does have that element but no one is going to play this if they think once u get shot with a shotgun u die everything time. Its still a video game you cant make a game were u die in one shot.
disappointing...on rails, quicktime events...CoD parallels?! I'll wait for the reviews on this one.
I thought the exact same thing while watching it. It doesn't remind of Tomb Raider at all! Guardian of light was a completely different take on Tomb Raider but it still Tomb Raider... I don't know what this is. They're saying they wanted to take Tomb Raider in new direction, more mature direction but It's looking to be the most uncreative game I've seen all day. Now I'm not saying the game looks bad, it looks good, but from what I've seen this certainly ain't Tomb Raider.
Interesting thoughts, though it's not like they're going to show you 30 minutes of inaction at an E3 press conference, duh.
Everything is annoyingly action based nowadays.
I'm diggin the brutal honesty Gamespot is finally giving.
I like what Gamespo is doing. There are giving balanced opinions about the games demonstrations. Most sites don't do much more than report the news and the few editorial commentaries I've seem look like fan service.
I want to see more before deciding what I think about this game.
I like what I've seen. I'd bet a lot of people haven't played most if any Tomb Raider games and showing it off like it's Uncharted can help draw the Xbox players who don't have Nathan Drake to fill their archeologist-rogue gameplay desires.
I could agree more with them, this ain´t Tomb Raider, this is just scripted bullshit
if you look at lara closely you'll see she had "botox" injections and bullets bounce off her face ... yikes !
there is open world exploration: have a look at this new gameplay: http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-2012-tomb-raider/730986
They can't show you everything idiots! It's not getting released till next year anyway and they could've just given us a new trailer. But they actually decided to show us some in game footage (which I thought looked excellent) and all you guys can say is: "it looks like 'Uncharted' and 'MGS!'"Oh and another thing, expand your vocabulary because "like" is not a conjunction!!!
It has already been speculated (by many wiser than myself) that the story and the concept for this game took precedent over the gameplay and from the footage I saw today I think I agree.
I thought it looked great, and the fact that it looks like uncharted is a good thing! Just because games are similar doesnt mean its a "dumb rip off".
@Gelugon_baat So you aren't happy about it either.
the circle of life continues haha
@HiImUPSMan So did Uncharted, it ripped off Tomb Raider
@RoSeeksTruth If properly managed, that violence could help build a strong emotional connection between the player and Lara. Conversely, it could also be overdone for pure shock value. I hope the developers go with the former.
@PrplMnkyDshwsr7 The devs stated this game will be semi open world, with fast travelling and the ability to choose different routes to a goal.
@chibi-acer True, but we can only comment on what we saw. I still have high hopes for the game.
@Connor728 Other publishers--Ubi for example--have shown gameplay demos that showed plenty more than on-rails sequences and quick time events. Crystal Dynamics chose what to show--and they chose a very limited slice of gameplay.
@Nathalmighty1 Yep is too bad haters gonna hate. Is like the whole All stars Royale thing. It should be a matter of who does it better not who did it first.
@Majkic666 But it's 100x better......
@Kevin-V Well based on what you're saying their demo was about as pointless as this video as it didn't provide me with anything I didn't already know. Just a bunch of Uncharted fanboys complaining about how much Tomb Raider copies the PS3 title.


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This will be the first home Ashes series I have experienced that I will be working. Depressing thought that the first live action I will see is day 3.
I can't believe this...
"Peter Siddle has firmed as Australia's third bowler for the Gabba...Johnson and Ben Hilfenhaus are the two certainties in the attack while Siddle is capable of providing some right-arm menace after a long and detailed recovery."
Bollinger has been without a doubt our best bowler, and it seriously looks like Siddle is going to replace him. Absolute bull**** imo... I bet as well Siddle will get a good haul and stay in the team the entire Ashes and beyond, I can just sense it happening...
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The problem with their bikes for me is they seem to build everything for midgets.
I have a 2009 1200 sportster, my 3rd Harley out of many bikes.
The motor is fine, good torque, fuel injection, its been reliable, looks very good to me, that is why I bought it.
I got it for less then the Moto Guzzi V7 classic is going to cost me, and thats only 750cc's.
My bike came with stupid bad ground clearance issues, to fit the dwarf's I guess, nasty crappy shocks and forks, and a worthless seat.
Its also about 75 pounds overweight.
The nasty seat locks you into position, and the pegs are too far forward and high, stock the handlebars had me leaning backwards.
The ride home from the dealers was funny, first I thought 'wow loads of low end power!'.
After that it was crash, bang grind grind grind bang, BANG.
The forks bang and crash if you hit a pebble in the road, the shocks the same, and going around a corner at car speeds will get sparks from the dragging hard parts and put you into a ditch, as you can only go as fast as a bus or overloaded big truck.
This is the 'sportster'!
Now I had an 883 sportster back in 1986, and it was nothing like this, it was similar to the 1979 Triumph Bonneville I traded in, it could lean and was not uncomfortable.
It did vibrate, and only had 4 speeds, but it was fun.
It felt light and nimble and cut through heavy traffic like a hot knife through butter.
They do not make any bike like that anymore except maybe the xr.
Its all about how the bike LOOKS, and how the little people who ride them look while riding.
Its not about riding at all.
Looks great, sounds great, runs great, its good for about 20 minutes then you want to get off, and it always feels odd.
I suspect they do it this way to get people to upgrade to a huge boat of a bike that seats 4. And yes, you CAN get it with reverse.
After all, it would not cost them anything to mount the pegs in the proper place...
Its working very well for them, as their dealerships are huge wonderful places, new, loaded with everything and customers.
The other brand dealers that are still in business look like they might not be much longer, and 3 have closed down in the last year.
Is the Sportster really that uncomfortable and bad handling? I am buying a Sportster 1200 this year, and want to know.
I know they aren't touring bike stock, so I plan on lots of upgrades, including a seat, highway pegs, bags, truck/other storage, windscreen, etc to make it a reasonable bike to tour on.
As for handling, I DO NOT expect good handling, just like any other Harley, just a "little" bit better. I don't care much as I plan on using it as a highway bike, but like the idea of it being a little bit more numble than your average Ultra Classic.
And yes, I KNOW for a FACT that Harley is not even anywhere CLOSE to going out of business, and NEVER will. But I was basically having a good laugh at the Dark custom idea and wandering if they will come up with anything better.
BTW, I guess the 1125 DOES basically have a souped up V-Rod motor. It was a damn cool bike, to bad they dropped them.
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CANNABIS CULTURE - California marijuana activist Steve Kubby and growing guru and publisher Ed Rosenthal have announced plans to produce high-CBD cannabis medicine products through their new company called KUSH Inc.
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CC: Can you provide links and/or sources to some of the most convincing research that went into your decision to select certain cannabinoids and terpenes for use in medical products?
Ed Rosenthal: There are many papers on CBD available online so most of the information about it is readily available. The US government was granted a patent on it for controlling inflammation. We are using it for different purposes. Information on terpenes can be extrapolated from published plant odor research. We used both inductive and deductive matrixes as well as a series of mind experiments that popularized by early 20th century scientists. We have found this an efficient method, since proof of theory can be verified using targeted lab work.
CC: Could you comment on the relationship between intellectual property rights and botanical medicines?
Steve Kubby: We believe the future is in developing privately-owned strains to provide unique medical or psychoactive benefits, not in patents or even trademarks, since those are controlled by a government that is still fiercely anti-cannabis.
Ed Rosenthal: We are also interested in developing customized remedies based either on symptoms or disease. This entails use of combinations of natural ingredients which optimize treatment paradigms. This work as well as development of various varieties will remain proprietary.
CC: What's the difference between a "proprietary strain" and a "patent"?
Steve Kubby: "Proprietary strain" simply means our own strains that we have created and that we reserve for our own products. We are actually pioneering the opposite of a patent or biopiracy. I've spent eight years breeding a strain that has a unique psychoactive high that is motivational and anti-fatigue. I haven't patented the strain or the type of high created by it. Nobody else is prevented from attempting to reproduce and benefit from my research.
CC: What are your views about the future of cannabis medicine, once all the medically active elements have been researched fully?
Steve Kubby: Heating or even drying cannabis destroys powerful cannabinoids, so future meds will rely upon cold temperature extraction of whole live plants.
Ed Rosenthal: Since endogenous cannabinoids have been used in life forms as simple as sea urchins, that is non-vertabrates, and has been preserved in vertabrates up to humans, you could extrapolate that it is pretty important to life. It is involved in retrograde signaling, that is regulation the nervous system as well as cell metabolism. This gives cannabinoid medicines the keys required to affect our bodies and minds.
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Steve Kubby: We hope to earn a dominant market share of what we believe is a trillion dollar emerging industry.
CC: Do you have any plans to fund California legalization initiatives with some of the profits of your KUSH venture?
Steve Kubby: What do you think first got me thinking about making money with KUSH? After all, I live a pretty nice life already as a Tahoe ski bum, so I don't have much need for more money in my life. Maybe I just got tired of begging rich guys for their money to fund these critical initiatives.
CC : If people are interested in either carrying your products or working with you or investing with you, whom should they talk to?
Steve Kubby: I suggest they go to our website at KUSHcorporate.com. They can also contact me personally, at email@example.com. KUSH is in an acquisition mode right now. We are seeking strategic partners who can create synergistic relationships with us. For example, we'd like to find a distribution company with $1-10M in revenue. We have investors who will put up $1-3M on the increase in equity created by merging two companies like this. That means cash to take both companies to the next level. We are also interested in acquiring skin care and cosmetic companies to help us cover the demand for hemp-based CBD-rich creams and salves. We've just signed a contract with Hemp Inc to distribute our products and we're scrambling to cover all the new orders. Despite all this sudden growth, KUSH is committed to remaining debt-free and focused on fundamentals such as building equity, earning trust from our customers and stockholders, delivering superior products and giving back to the community.
Cannabis Culture also contacted David Tobias, head of Hemp Inc., and asked him:
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No way!
This is a bizarre interview and concept. Hemp is not what we need, and neither is CBD. All we need is high-potency marijuana strains and we can use vaping and other ways to select the cannabinoids and terps we need. I must say that the love of money has polluted these mens' minds. Used to think of them as cannabis heroes, now they appear to be just more of the usual greedy types, and hemp sucks if you are a high-ThC grower
I agree.The High THC count is
I agree.The High THC count is my medicine
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The city of Pleasanton will host its third and last community workshop for the city's comprehensive Parks and Recreation...Original post made on Jan. 28, 2013
Last comment by William Tell, on Jan 28, 2013 at 11:42 am | 1 comment | 1367 Views
AROUND TOWNCommunity leaders to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Monday
Community leaders will come together to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday at the 13th...Original post made on Jan. 24, 2013
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CRIMES & INCIDENTSPleasanton recreation supervisor arrested for theft
Ian Anderson, a recreation supervisor employed by the city of Pleasanton, was arrested Thursday and charged with embezzling...Original post made on Jan. 24, 2013
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SCHOOLS & KIDSNBC TV news story-PUSD Bullying and near death incident
NBC News has a video news story called "After Near Death Pleasanton Schools Tackle Bullying" at this web link. It involves...Original post made by Resident on Jan. 19, 2013
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALGovernor to deliver 'State of State' address this morning
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. will deliver his State of the State address before a joint session of the California legislature...Original post made on Jan. 23, 2013
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALDoes Obama want a Muslim Nation?
It certainly appears as if Obama would rather support Islam than Christianity. As part of it's war on Christians, the Obama...Original post made by Teacake Frank on Jan. 23, 2013
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AROUND TOWNMartial arts training allows pharmacist to fight off attacker
A Danville man is in custody on an attempted murder charge in a Nov. 5 attack on his former employer, according to a Pleasanton...Original post made on Dec. 1, 2011
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AROUND TOWNAmericans honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Americans are honoring the memory of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. today with a federal holiday marking his birthday,...Original post made on Jan. 21, 2013
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COMMENTS ON STORIESPackard Hospital pediatric medical info stolen
A laptop computer containing limited medical information on pediatric patients was stolen from a physician's car on the night...Original post made on Jan. 24, 2013
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AROUND TOWNIt's payback time for Kaitlin
Kaitlin Gallagher is back on her feet and doing what she can to "give back" to the Pleasanton community and Bay Area organizations...Original post made on Jan. 18, 2013
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALJames Taylor Forfeits Our Gun Rights
We now have proof positive that the liberal loons will go to any length to take away our freedoms. James Taylor wants to...Original post made by Jim on Jan. 22, 2013
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SCHOOLS & KIDSParents talk about about school safety worries at public forum
Armed guards. A police officer at every school. Locked fences. Those were a few of the suggestions raised by some Pleasanton...Original post made on Jan. 18, 2013
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AROUND TOWNTax Preparation
Does anyone have a good CPA or Tax Preparer that they could share? Ours retired and we are looking! Thanks!!!!...Original post made by ccwc on Jan. 7, 2013
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AROUND TOWNWhen Do Campaign Signs Have to Be Removed
California requires election signs to be taken down within 10 days of any election. However, what is the penalty for not...Original post made by Dave on Jan. 21, 2013
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SCHOOLS & KIDSTeaching the business leaders of tomorrow
No one really knows just how many corporate and other professional leaders had their interest in business piqued in one of...Original post made on Jan. 23, 2013
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALProp 8 sponsors tell U.S. Supreme Court that defining marriage is a state right
Supporters of California's ban on same-sex marriage told the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday that defining marriage is a states'...Original post made on Jan. 23, 2013
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AROUND TOWN$3-million in repairs now under way on Bay Bridge base struck by oil tanker
Caltrans has started making repairs to damaged Bay Bridge fenders after an incident in which an oil tanker struck a bridge...Original post made on Jan. 21, 2013
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AROUND TOWNTri-Valley Community Foundation in deep debt, looking to close
The Tri-Valley Community Foundation is more than $3 million in debt, and is looking to close and file liquidation bankruptcy...Original post made on Jun. 11, 2012
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COMMENTS ON STORIESState university system starts online class programs
California State University officials have approved the launch of the system's first online program and that applications...Original post made on Jan. 22, 2013
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AROUND TOWNDoes anyone know if she's okay?
It's been over 24 hours since Staceleen last posted here; does anyone know if something happened? I know illness wouldn't...Original post made by Nurse Shark on Jan. 20, 2013
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Health Hazards Companies in Argentina
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GLT Exports Ltd.
based in Swansea, UNITED KINGDOM
Zeta Alarm Systems was founded in 1985 and is a privately held UK manufacturer of early warning Fire Alarm Systems, Gas Detection and Emergency Systems. Our brand name Zeta Alarm Systems is well known throughout the industry and is acclaimed in over forty countries worldwide. We are currently represented in the UK, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Southern Asia & South ...
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based in Newcastle upon Tyne, UNITED KINGDOM
Engica develop and provide Enterprise Asset, Maintenance and Safety Management solutions to company's worldwide in the form of high performance software and related services. We deliver proven multilingual solutions to match precise client process requirements.Client requirements are normally specific, and although most industry-wide safety systems are similar, the ...
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Futuris provides innovative and high quality EHS consulting services for the Latin American market.Futuris` team has over ten years of international experience and are firm believers that legal compliance, risk management and impact reduction are key in the success of any business. Based on this philosophy, they have transformed the vision of large and small, public and ...
SAFER Systems LLC
based in Camarillo, CALIFORNIA (USA)
SAFER Systems is the global leader in Chemical Risk Management software, having installed systems worldwide over the past 30 years. Since the company`s launch in 1981, SAFER Systems has been a pioneer in chemical dispersion modeling and emergency management and response solutions. Major corporations that manufacture, process, store and/or transport hazardous materials ...
ADOS GmbH
based in Aachen, GERMANY
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based in Austin, TEXAS (USA)
Bowman Environmental & BEE-Line Software became Oris Solutions, LLC in 2007.Bowman Environmental was founded in 1982 by J. Thomas Bowman. From there Dr. Bowman developed the Bee-Line Software products by rewriting the EPA mainframe guideline for air dispersion models and several emergency release models for use on microcomputers.BEE-Line Software has been providing ...
FCG Finnish Consulting Group Oy
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FCG International Ltd`s consulting services focus on developing organizational, social and public sector structures around the world. In these projects our strength lies in a local market presence, our solid and versatile international experience and in our highly motivated, efficient staff.FCG Group produces services that support good life for our customers, ranging from ...
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based in Ankara, TURKEY
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Top 13 Quotes From Castle Season 4, Episode 5: "Eye of the Beholder"
With last week's 3XK dramz out of the way, the Castle crew seemed back in good spirits. And you know what that means — lots of hilarious banter! Everybody was on fire.
Check out this week's top quotes:
13. Martha: Fiasco? You married her!
Castle: Yeah, and how did that marriage end?
In her defense, the divorce rate is pretty high.
12. Castle: Looks like I broke this case wide open.
Castle, always amusing himself.
11. Castle: Beckett told me to stall her!
Esposito: Did she also tell you to use tongue?
10. Martha: You have to admit your social life has been a bit anemic as of late.
Guess that's better than "dead."
9. Castle: Think she'll get him to talk?
Beckett: Who knows Castle. Maybe she'll kiss it out of him.
Green isn't your most flattering color, Beckett.
8. Castle: Looks like somebody gave him liberty and gave him death.
Why didn't we think of that?
7. Castle: Somebody stole the fist of capitalism? Anybody check on the hands of socialism?
We're sure there's some political joke we could make right here about greedy capitalists but we won't. Oh, wait …
6. Castle: We really could have used her — she has valuable assets.
And the most blatant double entendre ever award goes to …
5. Serena: Think of it like a merger.
Beckett: More like a hostile takeover.
Are we really comparing Serena Kaye's presence to a 'hostile takeover'? You bet we are.
4. Mr. McHugh: Now that it's gone, that bag of Botox is gonna clean me out.
Ladies and gentleman, the new nickname for greedy exes everywhere.
3. Castle: Nothing like $50 million to blow you out of retirement
Can you blame the guy?
2. Shady guy at bar: Busy? Doing what? Chasing Bateman over here?
Castle: Hey, that got me out of a speeding ticket once.
We do kinda see the resemblance
1. Castle: I don't think she's involved with this.
Beckett: Well, you're thinking with the wrong body part.
Beckett knows how to get 'em where it hurts.
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Hi everyone! I am so excited to be back again on the blog. The past few weeks have been absolutely pleasant in the twin cities. The weather could not be better. In the mornings, the fresh cool breeze sweeps the leaves away into a little song, by the lunch hour, it's warmed up enough I find myself tossing away the light sweater I put on in the morning. I love the fall season:) However, the fall season is not the only reason I chose the University of Minnesota. Today I will try to answer the million dollar question, Why did I choose to attend the University of Minnesota?
Among the many reasons for why I chose the University of Minnesota, the active classroom environment is an important one and that I would like to share with you today. Most introductory graduate courses at the U of M tend to be large in size while the more advanced courses are much smaller. Regardless of the size, professors create an active environment that promote creativity and individual growth by incorporating students' ideas, encouraging constructive criticism, and providing an opportunity for students to learn by doing.
In contrast to the passive teaching style, where the professor lectures and the students take notes, professors at the U of M prefer an active teaching style, where students participate in discussions and ask as many questions as they can during class time. This may not be natural at first for some students who may be used to the passive teaching style such as myself but with the support of the professors and teaching assistants this becomes natural quickly and easily. The teaching assistants are a good resource because they are usually upper class students who have already taken the course and excelled in it.
Furthermore, most professors who teach graduate courses at the U of M encourage students to work together inside and outside the classroom. In almost all graduate courses, teamwork exercises such as group projects, group presentations, or even group homework assignments are common. In my opinion, the exchange of ideas promotes creativity among students, prepares students for academic research, as well as enables students to gather skills necessary for working in a professional environment after graduation. Additionally, I find myself applying this method of learning outside the classroom, such as when listening to news reports or when discussing an interesting topic with my friends. Also, I have discovered that by talking about the subject and hearing others' views I retain the information better than when I have to learn the same thing passively. Most importantly, I have made new friendships and enjoyed learning more than I ever thought I would! Most of my friends at the U of M are fellow students that I met in the classroom and worked with in class projects :-)
For a large university such as the U of M, I find the classroom environment a unique quality that may be harder to find at other universities as large as the U of M. If you choose to attend the U of M I hope you find the classroom environment as rewarding as I have.
Until next time, "kwa heri" (goodbye in kiswahili)


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Federation of Three Worlds
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The Federation of Three Worlds was an all-powerful government, presumably formed by an alliance between three different civilisations. It was controlled by a Federator. One Federator discovered the planet Manussa during the Sumaran Empire's reign and ended the three hundred year tyranny of the Mara, removing the Great Crystal and banishing it to the Dark Places of the Inside. The Federation still existed five hundred years later. By this time it held Manussa as a colony world. The Federator of this time was married to a woman, Tanha, and had a son Lon. Lon, however, was used by the Mara in an attempt to re-enslave Manussa at the five hundredth anniversary of its banishment. (TV: Snakedance)


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Routledge Critical Studies in Asian Education
In Asia, schooling, teaching and learning are undergoing major changes as a consequence of wider economic, social, cultural and political movements. The success of some Asian countries in international education benchmarks has redirected attention to the region. This is counterbalanced by other countries that are struggling to educate their citizens in the midst of political instability, ideological and religious tensions, poverty and natural disasters. In spite of such broad differences across countries in Asia, pioneering and innovative research is being conducted that is of increasing interest to researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and governments worldwide.
The Routledge Critical Studies in Asian Education book series will examine key theoretical and empirical research on the changing institutional and cultural contexts of Asian education. The series aims to establish a strong platform for the critical discussion of educational practices and pedagogies in Asia, and is open to Asian and international researchers with a focus on the region. Interdisciplinary research is welcomed, including education, social sciences, psychology, organisational studies, economics, history, political science, cultural studies, and language and literacy.


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And then I wonder if I would be such a scold with my patients about any other issue.
The invitation from Peter Orlovsky provided an opportunity for her to scold Ginsberg once again.
Given a choice between the scoundrel and the scold, who might the people go for?
mid-12c., "person of ribald speech," later "person fond of abusive language" (c.1300), especially a shrewish woman [Johnson defines it as "A clamourous, rude, mean, low, foul-mouthed woman"], from Old Norse skald "poet" (see skald). The sense evolution might reflect the fact that Germanic poets (like their Celtic counterparts) were famously feared for their ability to lampoon and mock (e.g. skaldskapr "poetry," also, in Icelandic law books, "libel in verse").
late 14c., "be abusive or quarrelsome," from scold (n.). Related: Scolded; scolding.


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Hi-Liner softball celebrated four seniors in Tuesday's regular season finale, an 11-0 Parents Night win over Fargo South in advance of Thursday's 5 p.m. Eastern Dakota Conference Tournament matchup against the very same Bruins.
"It'll be tougher to replace four seniors [Dierra Diegel, Danica Diegel, Jessica Denholm and Paula Andel]," said Valley City head coach Jason Lindgren of his graduating leaders. "But we have sophomores [Hannah Meyer, Heather Knutson, Kaylee Schlittenhardt, Brenna Dieterle and Tarryn Justesen] moving up."
Jamestown Country Club will host the Jamestown Optimist Junior Golf Championship at 9 a.m. Friday, June 6.
Free registration begins at 8 a.m. Boys divisions are open to ages 10-11, 12-13, 14-15 and 16-18. Girls divisions welcome ages 10-12, 13-14 and 15-18.
Winners qualify for June 22's District Tournament at Blackberry Ridge Golf Course in Sartell, Minn.
Prizes are awarded, and all golfers enjoy lunch.
Contact Jim at (701) 320-3200 or at email@example.com.
Hi-Liner baseball completed the season over the weekend with a 9-5 loss to Northern Cass and a 13-1 five-inning fall to Hillsboro/Central Valley on Friday before host Devils Lake took both of Saturday's games, 4-2 and 9-0.
Valley City finished 0-18 in the Eastern Dakota Conference and 1-23 overall.
Read this story in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Valley City Tennis Association hosted its annual USTA Tennis Block Party May 7 at the Valley City Recreation Center, where youth and adults played tennis games and received prizes.
Valley City Parks and Recreation, Valley City State Club Tennis, Young People's Healthy Heart Program of Mercy Hospital and Valley City High School Tennis sponsored the event.
No. 3 Regional seed Hi-Liner girls tennis won a trip to State on Thursday in Grand Forks, N.D., and will face West No. 2 Bismarck Century in Thursday's first round at the Bismarck/Mandan Area Tennis Courts.
Valley City took the No. 3 East seed with a 4-1 first-round win over No. 6 Fargo North, a 2-3 second-round setback to No. 2 West Fargo, and a 3-2 State Qualifier triumph over No. 5 Fargo Shanley.
Top seed Grand Forks Red River took the East championship, 5-0, over West Fargo.
Valley City State sophomore Jessica Meland will compete in the Hammer Throw at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Outdoor Track and Field National Championships, May 22-24 in Gulf Shores, Ala.
Meland, of Harvey, N.D., qualified with a school-record throw of 50.29 meters (164 feet, 11 inches), which put her 16th in a field of 27 National Championship throwers, at April 18's Northern State Invitational in Aberdeen, S.D.
Hi-Liner softball won two of five games between Friday and Saturday, losing 8-7 to Fargo Davies at home on Friday before trouncing Grand Forks Red River 11-0 in six innings and 11-5 at home before falling 5-1 and 12-2 in five innings at West Fargo on Saturday.
Read this story in Monday's Times-Record.
Hi-Liner gymnastics has announced season awards:
Freshman Taylor Johnson is the MVP, junior Abby Brown the Most Dedicated, sophomore Brienne Roehrich has the Best Attitude, and Hannah Sorensen is the Hardest Worker.
Valley City won the Eastern Dakota Conference team championship and took eighth with 136.050 points (35.483 Vault, 31.450 Bars, 33.567 Beam and 35.550 Floor), the best performance of any East Region team, at Feb. 28-March 1's State Meet in Bismarck, N.D.
Hi-Liner pitching held Grand Forks Red River to three scoreless innings in Thursday's road opener, but fell 10-0 in six innings before yielding the late game 15-0 in six after 12 fourth-inning runs.
Red River jumped ahead 2-0 in the fourth inning and scored eight more runs in the sixth.
Roughrider senior Samuel Bye brought in three runs on two of seven Roughrider hits in the first contest, and senior Erik Hanson put up a complete seven-strikeout game.
Valley City sophomore Jordan Magnuson worked five innings for three strikeouts against five team errors.
Hi-Liner junior Jared Lentz qualified for State with Thursday's 78 at King's Walk Golf Course in Grand Forks, N.D., from which Valley City came away with ninth place for two event points at 341.
"The team struggled a bit today in conditions that were a bit chilly, but not very windy," Valley City head coach Buff Murray said.
Freshman Levi Nix shot an 86, sophomore Collin Hoss an 88, freshman Drew Oberlander an 89, senior Dustin Miller a 99 and sophomore Jordan Eggermont a 105.


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Nathan Horton
|Nathan Horton
Horton in 2013.
May 29, 1985
Welland, ON, CAN
|6 ft 2 in (188 cm)
|229 lb (104 kg; 16 st 5 lb)
|Right Wing
|NHL team
Former teams
|Toronto Maple Leafs
Florida Panthers
Boston Bruins
Columbus Blue Jackets
|NHL Draft
|3rd overall, 2003
Florida Panthers
|Playing career
Nathan Russell Horton (born May 29, 1985) is a Canadian professional ice hockey winger who is currently under contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League (NHL). He won the Stanley Cup in 2011 with the Boston Bruins. During his career, Horton has also played for the Columbus Blue Jackets, the Florida Panthers.
Playing career[edit]
Minor Hockey[edit]
Horton grew up in Dunnville, Ontario playing much of his minor hockey with the Welland Tigers of the OMHA South Central AAA League until his Minor Peewee year before making the move to play in the Greater Toronto Hockey League with the Toronto Red Wings. Going into his Peewee season he left the Red Wings to go play for the Thorold Blackhawks Jr.B. club of the OHA's Golden Horseshoe League at the age of 13. For much of his career with Welland, Horton played up on the "'84" Tigers team with future NHL'ers Daniel Girardi, Daniel Paille (a future Bruins teammate) and Andre Deveaux.
Junior career[edit]
Horton first entered junior hockey as a player for the Thorold Blackhawks. In one season with Thorold he scored 16 goals and registered 31 assists in 41 games.[1] Prior to the 2001 OHL Draft, a 16–year old Horton stated that if he was drafted first overall by the Mississauga Ice Dogs, he would not report to the team.[2] He was instead selected second overall in the draft by the Oshawa Generals.[3] As a rookie in the OHL, Horton totaled 31 goals and 36 assists in 64 games for the Generals. During two seasons with Oshawa, Horton would score 64 goals and recorded 71 assists. [4]
To begin the 2002–03 season, Horton missed 13 games out of 22 but still ended up scoring 9 goals with 18 points during that span.[5] Horton was named to the Canadian national junior team's selection camp in December but was one of the first cuts.[6] He ended his final season in Oshawa with 33 goals and 35 assists in 54 games.[4]
2003 NHL Entry Draft[edit]
In January 2002, Horton, along with Patrick O'Sullivan and Kevin Klein, was regarded as a top prospect from the OHL for the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.[7] Eleven months later in December, Horton was called, "an almost sure-fire top five pick" by USA Today.[8] Midway through the 2002–03 season, Horton was regarded as a top-five North American prospect by the NHL Central Scouting Bureau.[9] Scouts likened Horton, who considered him a "power forward", to John LeClair who was considered to be one of the best power forwards in the NHL. However, Horton stated that he saw himself to be more like Jeremy Roenick or Peter Forsberg, both of whom were faster than LeClair.[10]
The Florida Panthers originally held the first overall pick, but traded it and the 73rd pick (Daniel Carcillo) to the Pittsburgh Penguins for the third pick (Horton), the 55th pick (Stefan Meyer), and Mikael Samuelsson.[11] Goaltender Marc-André Fleury (Pittsburgh) and centre Eric Staal (Carolina) were selected before him.[12]
Florida Panthers[edit]
Horton signed with the Panthers on October 6, 2003.[13] After his signing, Panthers coach Mike Keenan compared Horton to future New York Rangers Hall of Famer Mark Messier.[14]
Against the Minnesota Wild on October 24, Horton recorded his first career point with an assist on an Ivan Novoseltsev goal.[15] Horton recorded his first career goal on November 1 against the San Jose Sharks.[16] In the next game for the Panthers against the Los Angeles Kings, Horton scored his second goal in as many games.[17] On January 9, 2004, Horton became the first rookie in NHL history to record a goal on a penalty shot, scoring against Philadelphia Flyers goalie Jeff Hackett.[18] Three seasons later, on October 22, 2006, Penguins rookie Jordan Staal matched the feat and surpassed Horton as the youngest player to score; Staal was 183 days younger than Horton was when he scored.[19] Four days after his penalty shot goal, Horton suffered a torn rotator cuff and labrum which would potentially end his season.[20][21] At the time, he was third on the Panthers with 10 goals.[22] Following an examination by surgeon Tony Miniaci, Horton was told that he could rehabilitate naturally and did not require surgery on his shoulder.[23] He returned to the Panthers in early March and scored in one of his first games back against the Tampa Bay Lightning.[24] However, his shoulder troubles continued and it was determined that surgery was required.[23] Horton ended his rookie campaign with 14 goals and 8 assists in 55 games.[4]
The 2004–05 NHL season ended up being locked out which forced Horton and other players to sign with other teams. Horton eventually signed with the Panthers' AHL affiliate, the San Antonio Rampage[25] after a controversy ensued as to whether junior hockey eligible players such as Horton were obligated to return to their junior teams.[26] Despite not signing with the Rampage until October 29, Horton still participated in their training camp.[27] Seven minutes into his second AHL game, Horton scored his first goal of the season.[28] He recorded his first career AHL assist on a Gregory Campbell goal.[29] On December 3, 2004, against the Houston Aeros, Horton scored both of the Rampage's goals to help the team win in overtime.[30]
For the second straight season, the Panthers did not allow Horton to play for the Canadian national junior team. He and Houston Aeros defenceman Brent Burns were the only two players not allowed to play for the team.[31] Days before the announcement that Horton would not play for Team Canada, he suffered another shoulder injury which allegedly played into the Panthers' decision.[32] Horton suffered the shoulder injury in a fight in December and missed 14 games. He was informed he would again have to undergo surgery.[33] In 21 games for San Antonio, Horton scored 5 goals and recorded 4 assists.[4]
Entering the 2005–06 season, Horton stated in response to a question about his shoulders, "I feel better. I feel stronger, bigger."[34] In the season opener against the Atlanta Thrashers, Horton scored the first goal for the Panthers.[35] Through the first games of the season, Horton was tied for the team lead in goals.[36] On November 8, 2005, Horton was placed on injured reserve because of a knee injury.[37] He was activated on December 1[38] and scored in his first game back against the Washington Capitals to help the Panthers win 3–2.[39] Horton added 2 goals against the Chicago Blackhawks in the Panthers' next game to bring his season total to 10 in 17 games.[40] Against the Nashville Predators on December 13, Horton recorded his first career hat trick and stated after the game that, "It's a pretty nice feeling. I felt like there was no one on me. I just tried to get it to the net and it went in every time."[41] Despite missing 10 games to injury, Horton was tied with teammate Olli Jokinen for the team lead in goals with 16 after 38 games.[42] Against Washington on January 9, Horton and Joe Nieuwendyk scored a goal in the shootout to help the Panthers win 4–3.[43] Two days after his shootout goal, Horton was promoted to the Panthers' first line.[44] Despite his promotion to the first line, Horton's name was mentioned in a potential trade with the Vancouver Canucks;[45] however, nothing materialized. In a 6–2 win over the Ottawa Senators, Horton scored 2 goals including one on a rebound, after which he said, "It just popped right out to me. It was a long time coming for goals for me. I got lucky tonight and hopefully they keep going in."[46] In March, Horton began playing in penalty kill situations for the first time in his career.[47] Also against the Lightning, Horton scored the Panthers' only goal with his 27th goal of the season.[48] Horton completed the season playing 71 games, scoring 28 goals and adding 19 assists.[4]
Following the 2005–06 season, Horton's rookie contract expired. He was re-signed by Florida on July 12, 2006, to a one-year, $1.1 million contract.[49] Against the Boston Bruins, Horton scored his first goal of the season to help the Panthers win 8–3.[50] He scored his third goal of the season on October 18 in a 5–2 loss against the Washington Capitals, who the Panthers had not lost to in regulation since the 2004–05 season.[51] After Horton was called for a second-period penalty against Atlanta, coach Jacques Martin demoted Horton to the fourth line in an attempt to send a message to Horton.[52] Before long, however, Horton was again promoted to the first line, with Finnish players Olli Jokinen and Ville Peltonen. They gave Horton the name "Nathan Hortonen" in an attempt to make his name Finnish.[53] Against the Montreal Canadiens on November 16, Horton assisted on all goals that Jokinen recorded.[54] Against Tampa Bay on February 17, Horton scored the game-winning goal for Florida, 29 seconds into overtime.[55]
For the second straight season, Horton's name was brought up in trade offers; however Canadian sports writer, Bruce Garrioch called it "doubtful" that Horton would be traded[56] despite Horton being unhappy playing in Florida.[57] Against Tampa Bay on March 28, Horton scored two goals, which brought his season total for goals against the Lightning up to 8.[58] In the Panthers' next game against the Lightning, Horton had 1 goal which made it 9 goals and 3 assists for him against Tampa Bay in the 2006–07 season. The goal also gave Horton his career-high 31st goal on the season.[59] He ended the season with 31 goals and 31 assists in 82 games.[4]
Horton re-signed with the Panthers on June 21, 2007, to a six-year, US$24 million contract.[60] despite previous rumours he would not.[61] Through seven games for the Panthers to open the 2007–08 NHL season, Horton recorded 3 goals and 3 assists, during which he had a four-game point streak.[62] Horton scored the only goal for the Panthers in a 2–1 loss against the Carolina Hurricanes on November 18.[63] Against the Washington Capitals on November 28, Horton along with teammates Olli Jokinen, Kamil Kreps and Stephen Weiss scored shootout goals to help Florida win the game.[64] For the first time since March 2007, Horton scored 2 goals in a game to help the Panthers win over the Atlanta Thrashers on December 28.[65] Horton and linemate David Booth combined for three goals against the New York Islanders, of which Horton scored two.[66] In the Panthers' 5–3 win over the Ottawa Senators on January 22, 2008, Horton recorded 4 assists,[67] which was a career–high.[68] Horton scored against Vancouver Canucks goalie and former Panther Roberto Luongo in a shootout to help the Panthers win 4–3, giving them their first win over Vancouver since 1999.[69] Horton scored a goal against the Washington Capitals to help Florida win 4–2 in the game after Richard Zednik suffered a neck injury in which he had his external carotid artery cut by a skate.[70] Twenty-two seconds into overtime against the Boston Bruins on March 5, Horton scored to give the Panthers a 1–0 victory.[71] Four days later on March 9, Horton scored again in overtime with 23 seconds left, causing the Miami Herald to nickname him the "King of Overtime".[72] On April 5, Horton scored his 100th career goal.[73]
Prior to the start of the 2008–09 NHL season, Panthers head coach Peter DeBoer, who first saw Horton play at seven years old, said about his hopes for Horton, "If I'm looking for guys to do more, he wouldn't be at the top of the list. If he can give us 30-plus, I'd be happy with Nathan. There's a group of guys underneath him that I think can make a lot bigger jumps than I need out of Nathan Horton goal-wise."[74] Horton was also moved from his position of right wing to centre before the season. After playing a few games at centre, Horton said, "It's not as easy as wing. You can play wing and all you have to concentrate on is getting the puck and shooting it. At center, you have more responsibilities."[75] Against the Nashville Predators on November 1, Horton played in his 300th career game, but failed to record a point.[76] On November 26, Horton suffered a deep cut in his leg after it was stepped on by a skate. At the time of the injury, Horton had 6 goals and 7 assists.[77] In early December, the Ottawa Sun reported that the Panthers might have been looking to trade Horton after he was reportedly unhappy playing for the team.[78] Horton returned to the lineup on December 17 after missing eight games. After the game, Horton commented, "I'm excited to play. It's kind of a different Panthers team than the past. It's really changed in a matter of a month. Things are going good now, and everybody's really buying into what Pete has been telling us all year."[79] On January 17, Horton recorded 3 assists to help the Panthers defeat Tampa Bay, 4–3.[80] For the second time during the season, Horton's name came up in trade rumours, this time with the Chicago Blackhawks.[81] In early March, days after the trade deadline, Horton suffered a finger injury that forced him to have surgery.[82] He returned to the lineup on March 23, recording an assist in a Panthers loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.[83] Horton ended the season with 22 goals and 23 assists in 67 games.[4]
Boston Bruins[edit]
Horton was traded to the Boston Bruins on June 22, 2010 along with Gregory Campbell for Dennis Wideman, the Bruins first round pick (15th overall) in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, and third round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.[84] He got off to a great start in his first season in Boston, with seven goals and six assists, including a six game point streak, in the first 12 games of the season. He finished second on the team in goals and fourth in assists.
During the first round of the 2011 NHL playoffs, Horton scored a game-winning overtime goal for the Bruins in both games five and seven to help the Bruins win the series over the Montreal Canadiens.[85] A third period goal by Horton against the Tampa Bay Lightning, the only goal of game 7, later sent the Bruins to the Stanley Cup Finals.[86]
In game three of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals, Horton suffered a devastating late hit by Vancouver Canucks defenseman Aaron Rome. Rome received a five-minute major for interference and a game misconduct. Horton was unresponsive as he was carried out on a stretcher and put into an ambulance. He was moving all his extremities in the ambulance.[87] He was later diagnosed with a severe concussion and missed the remainder of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals. This was arguably the turning point in the series, as the Bruins would go on to win 4 of the next 5 games, and score 21 of the next 25 goals after the hit. Rome was suspended for 4 games.[88] Although Horton missed the remainder of the finals, he was able to hoist the Stanley Cup in Vancouver on June 15 after the Bruins won game 7.
On January 22, 2012, Horton sustained another concussion, this time from Philadelphia Flyers forward Tom Sestito. Horton would not return for the remainder of the season or for the playoffs. Nathan Horton did not play for another team during the 2012-2013 NHL lockout, and made his 2013 season debut for the Bruins on January 19, 2013, opening night against the New York Rangers.
On the day of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft, Horton's representatives confirmed that he had informed Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli that he would not be resigning with Boston.[89]
Columbus Blue Jackets[edit]
On July 5, 2013, Horton signed a seven-year free agent contract worth $37.1 million with the Columbus Blue Jackets.[90] Offseason shoulder surgery however would sideline Horton until January 2, 2014 when he finally made his Blue Jackets debut and scored the game-winning goal in a 2-0 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes.[91]
In October 2014, Horton was diagnosed with a degenerative back injury of the lumbar region that ended his 2014–15 season and threatens to end his career.[92]
Toronto Maple Leafs[edit]
On February 26, 2015, with Horton on the long-term injured list and with no sign of return, he was traded due to financial considerations by the Blue Jackets to the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for David Clarkson.[93]
Personal life[edit]
Horton married Canadian model Tammy Plante, the great-niece of NHL goaltending great Jacques Plante, on July 7, 2007.[94] They have two sons, Dylan and Zachary.
Career statistics[edit]
Regular season and playoffs[edit]
|Regular season
|Welland Tigers
|Thorold Blackhawks
|Oshawa Generals
|Oshawa Generals
|Florida Panthers
|San Antonio Rampage
|Florida Panthers
|Florida Panthers
|Florida Panthers
|Florida Panthers
|Florida Panthers
|Boston Bruins
|Boston Bruins
|Boston Bruins
|Columbus Blue Jackets
|NHL totals
- All statistics are from NHL.com.[1]
|OHL All-Rookie Team
|Stanley Cup
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External links[edit]
- Nathan Horton's player profile at NHL.com
- Nathan Horton's biography at Legends of Hockey
- Nathan Horton's career statistics at The Internet Hockey Database
|Awards and achievements
|Preceded by
Petr Taticek
|Florida Panthers first round draft pick
|Succeeded by
Anthony Stewart
- 1985 births
- Living people
- Boston Bruins players
- Canadian ice hockey centres
- Columbus Blue Jackets players
- Florida Panthers draft picks
- Florida Panthers players
- Ice hockey people from Ontario
- Sportspeople from Welland
- National Hockey League first round draft picks
- Oshawa Generals players
- San Antonio Rampage players
- Stanley Cup champions
- Sportspeople from Haldimand County


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At WrestleMania 30, there are many possibilities for matches that could happen. A match that some feel could easily draw huge is a match between the two biggest stars of the past 5 years. Yes I am talking about John Cena and CM Punk, a main event at WrestleMania 30 for the WWE championship to determine who is the better man. To me, this match has intrigue and has plenty of potential to be a great match, on the other hand it could be a flop in terms of a getting a high buy-rate. It would also involve Cena winning the title back after Daniel Bryan holds again. Which means yet another title reign for John Cena, something which I feel he does not need at this point. What are your thoughts on this match?
John Cena vs The Undertaker on the other hand is a match that has been years in the making. When you think about all of the opponents The Undertaker has faced at WrestleMania, the one guy that he still has not faced is John Cena. John Cena is possibly the only threat left to the streak. Many may say that this match is the bigger draw and that it would more fitting for an event like WrestleMania. However, one has to question will the WWE let their biggest draw lose to The Undertaker at WrestleMania in a clean fashion? Or would the WWE have the clout to let Cena end the streak?
What do YOU think?


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Final Score: Winnipeg 32, Hamilton 25
Winnipeg, MB (Sports Network) - Making his first start since 2010, Joey Elliott threw for 406 yards and a touchdown, and Will Ford ran for the go- ahead score in the final two minutes, as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers rallied for a 32-25 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Elliott, Winnipeg's third starting quarterback this season, started in place of Alex Brink, who went 0-2 as a starter. First-string quarterback Buck Pierce is out with a left foot injury. That opened the door for Elliott to win his first CFL game under center.
"Offensively we got into a groove, they were playing a lot of zone and we were able to check the ball down when we needed to. And we were putting ourselves in a lot of second down and medium's," Elliott said.
Chris Matthews caught eight balls for 118 yards and a score, while Cory Watson hauled in 10 passes for 105 yards for Winnipeg (2-5), which scored 17 points off of six Hamilton turnovers.
Chris Williams had five receptions for 160 yards and two touchdowns for Hamilton (3-4), which has lost two straight on the heels of a three-game winning streak.
With the game tied 17-17 heading into the fourth quarter, the Blue Bombers went in front early in the stanza on Matthews' 12-yard touchdown catch.
A single put the Blue Bombers up the eight, but Henry Burris found Williams for an 84-yard touchdown strike and Aaron Kelly hauled in the two-point conversion to tie the score at 25-25 with less than five minutes to play.
Led by Elliott, Winnipeg countered as Ford capped an eight-play drive with a four-yard TD run to put the Blue Bombers up 32-25 with 1:28 to go.
Burris' pass on 3rd-and-1 on Hamilton's ensuing possession fell incomplete, essentially sealing the outcome.
Earlier, a 37-yard touchdown reception in the opening frame and 72-yard punt return in the second stanza by Williams, wrapped around a Justin Palardy field goal and Winnipeg single, gave Hamilton a 14-4 lead.
Palardy added another field goal right before the half to cut the deficit to 14-7 entering the break.
Palardy and Luca Congi exchanged field goals in the third quarter before Chad Simpson's five-yard major tied the contest at 17-17.
Game Notes
This was Elliott's third career start ... Williams' punt return touchdown was his fourth of the season ... Burris was 17-of-25 for 368 yards ... Clarence Denmark caught five passes for 77 yards for Winnipeg.


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Also known as a rosary. A pearl necklace given by a priest of a catholic church, usually given to a young alter boy unsuspectingly.
I was jerking off my priest and he gave me a rosary (or pearl necklace) as a parting gift.
ayon kay Brent C ika-03 ng Hulyo, 2006
see tittie fucking
ayon kay joce ika-08 ng Nobyembre, 2002
when someone releases a ginormous jizzload on somebody elses neck.
it is of Afghani origin.
it is of Afghani origin.
1. my bro fogey be poppin a pearl necklace on bari's asshole...
2. i gave pliskins younger sister a pearl necklace.
2. i gave pliskins younger sister a pearl necklace.
ayon kay blattmoney ika-26 ng Nobyembre, 2004
a woman wraps a pearl necklace around her hand and then proceeds with a well balanced hand job
ayon kay Janine Myatt ika-28 ng Abril, 2004