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The University of Mary Hardin Baylor's College of Nursing seeks Assistant / Associate Professor for its Department of Nursing beginning in January of 2013. UMHB seeks faculty who are active Christians and dedicated teacher-scholars to prepare students for leadership, service, and faith-informed discernment in a global society.
The Nursing Department in the College of Nursing offers 2 undergraduate degree programs which include the Bachelors of Science in Nursing and the Registered Nursing to Bachelors of Science in Nursing. The Department also offers a Master of Science degree in nursing.
UMHB is conveniently located in Belton, an historic town of 18,000 in the heart of central Texas. Excellent schools, abundant cultural and recreational opportunities, and a high quality of life are hallmarks of the local community.
Faculty Responsibilities: Activities required of all faculty include exemplary teaching, curriculum development and student advising; professional attainment; and service to department, college, university, and the community. While primarily a teaching institution, UMHB recognizes and rewards research, publication, and other forms of scholarly attainment.
Specific Responsibilities: Teach graduate courses in nursing with a specific focus of Family Nurse Practitioner and related subjects. Full-time faculty members typically teach 12 hours per semester with three course preparations.
Qualifications: Certification and advance practice license as a nurse practitioner is required. Doctoral degree in Nursing or Nursing Education or related field. Master's Degree in Nursing will be considered if candidate is actively pursuing a doctorate. Tenure track requires terminal degree in hand. Excellent teaching and communication skills, a dedication to professional attainment, and commitment to quality improvement are essential. Must be active, committed Christian.
Salaries & Benefits: Competitive salary commensurate with experience, excellent benefits including Day One medical and dental insurance for employees, retirement plan with match and UMHB tuition benefits for employees and their dependents.
TO APPLY: Please submit a completed UMHB employment application along with cover letter, CV, transcript copies and evidence of quality teaching performance to www.umhb.edu (Resources, Employment) or by mail to UMHB Human Resources, 900 College Street, Belton, TX. 76513. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until position is filled.


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Lawrence Hickey
Lawrence Hickey passed away peacefully at his home on Christmas Eve, surrounded by family members. Born in 1925 in Detroit, he graduated from Chicago's Loyola University summa cum laude in 1944, was awarded a Fellowship from the Catholic University of America in 1945, and received his J.D. from
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Law School in 1948. He was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 1948 and received his Chartered Investment Counselor designation in 1976. He began his career on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and later joined Stein Roe & Farnham investment counsel, rising to become its Chairman and managing partner at age 41. He was deeply religious and served on numerous boards, advisory committees and religious organizations including The Big Shoulders Fund, The Jesuit Retreat League of Chicago, and the Catholic Charities of Chicago. He was a founding member of the Lumen Cordium Society, and served on the Catholic Church Extension Society Board of Governors. Additionally, he founded and served on the Loyola Academy board of trustees, the boards of The Catholic University of America, and St. Mary of the Lake Seminary. He was a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. He was also a member of the Brookings Institution Council and Trustee of the Committee For Economic Development. He served on the board of the Catholic Television Network, the St. Joseph Carondelet Child Center, St. Francis Hospital, and the Village of Northfield, where he was a police and fire commissioner for 14 years and founded The Friends of Northfield Foundation. He was the cherished husband of Ada, his loving wife of 65 years, beloved father of Mark (Terry), Mary Lynne, Shawn (Philip, M.D.) Sweeney, Brian, E. Lawrence ?Larry? (fianc? Lori Pasenelli) and proud grandfather of Jason and Erin Hickey, Carrie, Brigid, Kevin, Matthew, Maureen and the late Katherine Sweeney; dear brother of John G. (Jack) (the late Ethel) Hickey; brother-in-law of Eileen (the late James) Fox and Jane (the late John) Gelderman; fond uncle to many nieces and nephews. All who knew him will dearly miss this loving, exceptionally generous man who inspired others with his exemplary life. Visitation Friday, January 11, 2013, 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Funeral Saturday, January 12, 2013, 9:15 a.m. from Donnellan Family Funeral Home 10045 Skokie Blvd. at Old Orchard Road, Skokie, IL 60077 to Saints Faith, Hope & Charity Church 191 Linden Street, Winnetka, IL 60093, Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery, 700 North River Road, Des Plaines, IL. In lieu of flowers, memorials to, Sister Paulanne?s Needy Family Fund, c/o Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, 1775 Grove Street, Glenview, IL 60025 or Midwest Palliative & Hospice CareCenter, 2050 Claire Court, Glenview, IL 60025 would be appreciated. Info: 847-675-1990 or
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Wizards Thatch Alderley Edge4
MACCLESFIELD ROAD, Alderley Edge, SK9 7BG
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- 15 guest reviews
"The Wizards Thatch was a most interesting discovery. The room (actually a suite) was unique, very comfortable with a collection of interesti..."
"This was such a lovely find for a one night stay in the area. The accommodation was truly unique. We were greeted personally and shown aroun..."
"A fabulous funky place to stay - a perfect compliment to walking the Weirdstone trail along the Edge...."
"After seeing this property on "4 in a bed" (like many others I am sure) I arranged to go to The Wizards Thatch Camelot Suite for my annivers..."
"We enjoyed our short stay in the Merlin Suite, which was wonderfully quirky. The swivelling TV was a great idea! The cottage is very close t..."
About the hotel
Wizards Thatch has three self contained luxurious 5 star suites filled with sumptuous leather furniture, antique prints, and each room has its own indulgent character – boasting a unique location tucked away less than a minute from the centre of Alderley Edge. This family run establishment boasts two of the largest and most comfortable four poster beds in the County, draped in red and gold tapestries The Camelot and Wizardry Suites both have magnificent 7 foot four poster beds and The Merlin Suite sleeps two in a super comfy double four poster bed again draped in gold and red tapestries. The Camelot Suite offers three packages , a business tariff, a romantic break package with a complimentary bottle of Champagne and chocolates on arrival and a package for four people using an adjacent double bedroom within the suite.
The heavily timbered Merlin Suite is painted in reds, greens, golds, browns and blues - a Jacobean extravangaza ! & offers a business tariff and a romantic break tariff which includes a complimentary bottle of Champagne and chocolates on arrival. All suites have fresh flowers. Once you have entered through the thatched porch you step back in time and enjoy the truly unique experience that is created within its centuries old walls. It is indeed Alderley's hidden treasure. These five star suites are ideal for visiting this Cheshire celebrity hotspot which is ten minutes from Manchester Airport. The Camelot and The Wizardry Suites are packed with memorabilia. The Camelot Suite's master bedroom with its heavy oak beamed ceiling, and its small paned timber windows creates that Tudor atmosphere. Available for your pleasure there is an LCD TV, DVD and a CD player. Adjacent is an en-suite ( wc and washbasin ) and a seperate bathroom, with luxurious bathrobes, towels, hairdryer & a fine selection of toiletries. Downstairs the large Period lounge, with its low beamed timber ceiling, is decorated in rich dark Arabian red with luxurious leather sofas, LCD TV, CD player, and dimmable lighting to suit the mood. Up three stairs from the Lounge is a small double bedroom with Digital radio and Ipod docking station. . All Suites have a full set of crockery, cutlery, a fridge, toaster, kettle, microwave and glassware as well as tea and coffee making facilities. Outside there is a seating area by the pond complete with candelabra which guests can light to complete that romantic setting. The Merlin suite is a self contained luxurious 5 star accommodation filled with sumptuous leather furniture, antique prints, and each room has its own indulgent character. In the lounge it's half timbered walls are decorated in golds, reds, browns and creams !! making it a Jacobean extravangza of colours. In the bedroom there is a super comfy 4 poster double bed draped in red and gold tapestries. Adjacent is an ensuite bathroom with shower with luxurious bathrobes, towels, hairdryer & a fine selection of toiletries. For your enjoyment there is a 32 inch flat screen TV ( which can tilted so it can be watched in the bedroom) with freeview and a DVD ( with film library ), CD player ( & CD library ) , a DAB radio with iPod docking station and free WiFii internet service. The Wizardry is totally self contained and is in the oldest part of the Thatch. You enter through an old thatched porch into the low beamed lounge with its walls painted in Arabian Red. The lounge has sumptuous settees and it walls are adorned with interesting memorabilia. For your entertainment there is a flat screen TV with DVD player along with a good film library and a CD player with a good selection of CD's. There is dimmable lighting to suit the mood. . There is a dining area with a beautiful old Regency Table which can also be used as a working area with complimentary WiFi internet access. Hidden away in the lounge is an old oak cabinet in which there is a microwave, a fridge, a toaster, a kettle, a full set of crockery, cutlery and glassware along with a fine selection of English breakfast teas, coffees and herbal teas. Upstairs the Master bedroom with its stripped wooden original floors,luxurious sheepskin rugs has a magnificent seven foot four poster bed draped in red and gold tapestries. There is an ensuite bath/ shower with luxurious bathrobes, towels, hairdryer & a fine selection of toiletries. There is also a separate ensuite wc and washbasin. The four poster is one of the largest beds in the County, 7 foot long by 6 foot wide and has over 200 separate parts - this 'Kerry' Monster is the creation of a true craftsman. Also for your enjoyment there is a flat screen TV with built in DVD and a CD Player as well as an Ipod docking station. Adjacent is a single room which can be made up if required. Please note that due to the age and nature of the property there are uneven floors, narrow stairs and some very low beams especially in the bathroom, not to mention low door heights! Also due to the huge amount of old timbers in these suites NO lighted candles are permitted. All suites are STRICTLY non smoking but you are welcome to smoke outdoors in the designated areas. Anyone found smoking in the suites will be charged £150 Cleaning fee - automatically debited from the guests card and will have to leave the premises IMMEDIATELY Today the village boasts some of the finest restaurants, and bars in the country and is famous for its celebrity clientele, which includes many premiership footballers (David Beckham being a former resident), actors and top business professionals who enjoy the lifestyle which this small village has to offer. Minutes away from major motorway networks the M6 & M56 Wizards Thatch offers something for everyone - an ideal business base, romance for your wedding night or honeymoon, or a luxurious escape from the rigours of modern living. So step back in time and enjoy the truly unique experience that is Wizards Thatch - just relax and let its centuries old aura cast its spell on you. Enjoy some of the finest views across Cheshire towards the Peak District by visiting The Edge, run by the National Trust. Only a few minutes walk from Wizards Thatch, The Edge has spectacular scenery, where you can walk through oak and beech woodland, see prehistoric and roman copper mines and treat yourself to a traditional afternoon tea at the Wizards Café. Alderley Edge is surrounded by other National Trust properties such as Lyme Park, where they filmed Pride & Prejudice, Dunham Massey, Tatton Park, where the interior was used for Brideshead Revisited and Little Morton Hall, probably Britains finest timber framed moated manor house. DOGS ARE ALLOWED- BY REQUEST ONLY- If allowed by the hotel there is a strict policy that no dogs are left unattended in the suites and they are not allowed on the furniture or bedding. LATE ARRIVAL- If you intend to arrive after 7. 00pm we MUST BE INFORMED. Failure to do so will mean that the booking will be CANCELLED
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- Video/DVD Player, TV, Video/DVD Library, CD Player, CD Library, Radio
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- Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room, Hairdryer in each room, Iron And Board In Each Room
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- Limited Hours Room Service
- Family friendly
- Interconnecting rooms available, Pets Allowed
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- Breakfast to go
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- 09/12/2013 to 06/01/2014 - **** (From the 24th Dec - 26th Dec the hotel will operate on a 3 night min stay policy) - (Also 31st Dec - 1st Jan the hotel will operate on a 2 night min stay policy) *** The LateRooms.com rates for Wizards Thatch Alderley Edge in Alderley Edge are the total price of the room and not the 'per person' rate. All prices are inclusive of all local taxes.
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The Wizards Thatch was a most interesting discovery.
The room (actually a suite) was unique, very comfortable with a collection of interesting books and historical objects. The owner was very friendly and helpful. It is just a few yards from the centre of Alderley Edge; a small village with a number of good restaurants and bars.
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An amazing experience
This was such a lovely find for a one night stay in the area.
The accommodation was truly unique. We were greeted personally and shown around the suite and told about the local area. The suite had everything we needed and more in terms of magazines, DVDs, CDs etc. We could have spent all of our time looking at the pictures and exploring the suite it was so interesting. The building is amazing and the experience of staying there has been so carefully thought through.
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Mike Wohl Named Vice President Operations Sonesta ES SuitesSonesta International Hotels Corporation has named Mike Wohl as Vice President Operations for the Sonesta ES Suites brand. In this role Mike will manage and provide leadership for the new extended stay brand recently introduced by Sonesta.
"Mike will create the infrastructure to support the new Sonesta ES Suites brand and directly oversee the management teams in place at the hotels," said Stephanie Sonnabend, Sonesta's President. "Using his extensive experience in the extended stay segment, Mike will build and develop this new brand for Sonesta."
Mike brings to Sonesta more than 25 years of experience in the lodging industry, having held a senior management position with Marriott's Residence Inn brand, and most recently developing IHG's Extended Stay Owner's Certification Program for the Candlewood and Staybridge Suites brands. He has been involved in all aspects of the extended stay hotel business, both at brand and management company levels. Mike has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Ohio State University.
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151 The Netherlands donates extra humanitarian aid to the Sahel
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152 Dutch Citizens Who Live abroad Can Register Now for the Sept. 12 Election (till August 1st !)
Voters who live outside the Netherlands but want to vote in the upcoming Dutch election have to register with The Hague.
153 President of the ICC thanks Rosenthal and Hague
During British Foreign Secretary William Hague's visit to the Netherlands Sang-Hyun Song, President of the International Criminal Court (ICC), thanked Mr Hague and Minister of Foreign Affairs Uri Rosenthal for their assistance in securing the release of four of his staff in Libya.
154 Rosenthal receives British Foreign Secretary
The British Foreign Secretary William Hague was in the Netherlands today for a working visit. Foreign minister Uri Rosenthal discussed a number of issues with Mr Hague, including Syria.
155 International community and Afghanistan make agreements on financial support and progress on reforms
Financial support for Afghanistan from the international community is dependent on the progress shown by the Afghan government in areas like good governance, human rights and efforts to tackle corruption. The Netherlands and the rest of the international community made concrete agreements on this with the Afghan government on 8 July in Tokyo.
156 Achieving Millennium Development Goals shows that development cooperation works
Three Millennium Development Goals have been achieved well before the deadline of 2015. The number of people living in poverty has been halved, as has the number of people without access to clean drinking water. And fewer people live in slums. This emerged from a report presented by the United Nations on Monday.
157 Netherlands welcomes Syria transition plan
The Netherlands has welcomed the proposed transition plan for Syria and the call for a government of national unity agreed by the permanent members of the UN Security Council in Geneva on Saturday.
158 'More countries should sign up to the International Criminal Court'
The Netherlands has called on all countries to accede to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which is based in The Hague.
159 Rosenthal positive about Kunduz mission
In a parliamentary debate today on the progress made by the Dutch police training mission in the Afghan province Kunduz, foreign minister Uri Rosenthal emphasised once more the mission's great importance.
160 NATO and the Netherlands support Turkey
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This was supposed to be Zack Kassian's breakout season. He started to put it all together at the end of last season, rattling off 10 points in 10 games as the Canucks played out the stretch, and the battle for a second line spot was wide open heading into training camp. It was hoped that Kassian would take hold of the opportunity, impress his new head coach and general manager, and be a consistent second line presence in the lineup.
Regrettably, it hasn't panned out. While he's shown flashes of the player he could be, he hasn't been consistent enough to earn Willie Desjardins' trust, and has spent most of the season on the third or fourth line. At least, that's where he's played when he's been in the lineup.
Thursday's game against the San Jose Sharks was Kassian's third straight game in the press box as a healthy scratch and it's become a familiar place for him. Understandably, he's been frustrated and confused, as he had a strong game against Buffalo just prior to this string of scratches and has been a lot better this season than his detractors might think.Continue Reading —›
Talk to any number of Vancouver Canucks fans about the in-game experience at Rogers Arena and you're going to hear a few things more than once: "Funny, I forgot all about the option of attending a game live," many will say. "I quite enjoy doing the wave," others will add, infuriatingly. And others still will not hesitate to tell you the live experience is too "corporate".
I don't agree at all. Have you ever been to a corporate event? Those people know how to party.
The folks hosting Vancouver Canucks games, on the other hand, do not. As attendance continues to dip, even after several changes this summer, many are beginning to wonder if there aren't ways to make Rogers Arena a more desirable place to visit on game nights.Continue Reading —›
It goes without saying that the Vancouver Canucks have been crummy for a while now, but since it's my job, I'll say it anyway: crummy, crummy, crummy. Wednesday night's loss to the Dallas Stars pushed the club's losing streak to five games, and left the club scrambling for answers.
And we have them. With two games remaining before the Christmas break and the swing through California that will immediately follow, it's imperative the Canucks gets things turned around immediately, and we have a few suggestions that should help them to do just that. Admittedly, we're hardly experts here, but I think even the most experienced hockey mind will be able to see that our ideas will lead this team back to the path they were on to start the season.Continue Reading —›
You have likely already started your Christmas shopping — in fact, you may be almost done — but we all have that one hard-to-shop-for person in our lives. For some of us, it's that one uncle with ever-changing tastes or a sister who seems to have no discernible hobbies or interests. For others, it's a member of the Vancouver Canucks.
We can all relate to that, right? What do you get for the man who has everything, including the adoration of hordes of hockey fans and a multi-million dollar contract? Don't worry, PITB is here for you, with gift ideas for the Canuck on your list.Continue Reading —›
Alex Burrows' three-game suspension is over, and the Canuck winger is set to return Thursday night in San Jose. But this poses a problem: in order for Burrows to come in, someone is going to have to come out, and with the way the Canucks are clicking, especially after Tuesday night in Colorado, it's tough to justify any subtractions from their current group of 12.
Sometimes it's easy. For instance, if you're feeling frugal this Christmas, spare your love the ten lords a-leaping. No one needs that many jumpy landowners. And it was pretty clear that Judas was the disciple that needed to go. But this duodecad is proving more difficult to trim down. Who comes out? Shawn Matthias? Matthias, after all, was the name of the disciple that replaced Judas, so he's a natural odd man out. Jannik Hansen? Most other teams in the NHL are surviving without a Danish player.
Those two would have been the most likely forwards until Tuesday, when both played pivotal roles in the come-from-behind win. Matthias scored his first of the season, and Hansen played his best game of the year, arguably, helping to create the tide-shifting 2-1 goal for Vancouver.
So it's tough. But in the interest of helping out the coaching staff, I've put together a list of seven forwards that could easily be benched, with airtight justifications for each.Continue Reading —›
The Canucks' media guide is a great tool for writers covering the team, laying out all sorts of information about the team and its history, both important and trivial.
If Nick Bonino scores a hattrick, for instance, a beat reporter can easily find out that it's the second hattrick of his career, that his first came against the Los Angeles Kings on February 2nd, 2013, and that a good way to liven up his lede about Bonino's great game would be to mention his love for Luke Bryan and suggest that Bonino could be heard saying, "I Don't Want This Night to End."
Most of the information available in the media guide is available elsewhere online, but it's nice to have it all in one place. It's also astonishingly comprehensive, listing every player to don a Canucks jersey, along with every draft pick, trade, and team award and record, not to mention every single overtime or shootout game, every penalty shot, and every shutout.
It's easy to get lost in all the information, but here are some of the most surprising facts that jumped out at me from the 2014-15 Canucks media guide. It made sense, what with Trevor Linden taking over as Team President, to list 16.Continue Reading —›
The Vancouver Canucks promised change this offseason, and true to their word, the 2014-15 roster features a bevy of new faces. A quick glance at the announced opening-day roster yields a number of unfamiliar names.
That in mind, here are seven guys who weren't on the Canucks last year.Continue Reading —›
The Vancouver Canucks dropped their seventh straight game on Saturday night, a 3-1 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. It was a game the Canucks led through two periods but, as has become all-too familiar over the recent months, that mattered very little once the third period Canucks hit the ice. The third period Canucks are terrible, just terrible. It makes one wonder if they pass through a magical hallway in the second intermission — one that transforms their very essence into a hapless, crappier essence.
In any case, the loss was their first to the Maple Leafs in over a decade, which one hopes is rock bottom for this team. It's a nightmare from which we won't soon wake up.
Actually, that's not true. It's real-life. But the next three weeks, with the Canucks off and Team Canada on, are going to be a beautiful dream. Consider: when you went to bed on Saturday night, the team you cheered for was, as they say, a poop spectacle. But when you woke up Sunday morning, you, like Roberto Luongo, had a new team, with no problems!
Let's take a look at the Canucks' problems, and the ways in which they've been addressed.Continue Reading —›
When the Canucks lost 1-0 to the Los Angeles Kings back in mid-January, they didn't seem all that worried about the score. They felt they had accomplished something more important in establishing a physical identity and standing up for each other as a team.
It was a moral victory.
The only problem is that they didn't follow up that moral victory with actual victories — the type that show up under the W column in the standings. Since there's no M column for Moral Victories in the NHL standings, the Canucks have slid down to the second wild card spot and are close to sliding right out of the playoff picture altogether.
If the Canucks can't manage actual victories, they should at least try to get something other than moral victories, so here are 20 other victories they can aim for throughout the rest of the season, with help from PITB's amazing Twitter followers.Continue Reading —›
As if it wasn't enough to have to watch the Vancouver Canucks blow a two-goal lead and lose to the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday night, things got even worse for this fanbase when one of us made his way down to the glass and tossed his Canucks jersey onto the ice.
It wouldn't be the first time this season a fan had done so. Over in Edmonton, it's happened a few times, and coach Dallas Eakins has been none too pleased about it. He labelled the first fan to do it a quitter. And now it would appear that we have a quitter among us, and a hyperdramatic one that would quit on a team still currently sitting on a playoff spot, at that.
Again I say: it would appear. On first glance. On closer inspection, it wasn't a Canucks fan at all. It was a Blackhawks fan. We know because he wore his Chicago jersey on the way down.Continue Reading —›
Looking to boost their struggling offence and power play, the Canucks came close to signing veteran free agent Vinny Prospal last week. But at the last moment, it all fell through. In the space of 24 hours, the news that last season's leading scorer in Columbus was a certainty to sign a professional tryout contract with the Utica Comets was replaced by news that the 38-year-old was officially retiring from hockey.
It took just one practice with the Comets for Prospal to decide to hang up his skates. Perhaps he balked at the amount of effort it would take to get back into game shape, or maybe he couldn't keep pace with the Comets and, knowing that they are last in the AHL's Western Conference, realized his career was done.
After Prospal made his announcement, it seemed like the Canucks realized that help was not on the way and kickstarted their offence themselves, potting five goals in their next game against the Phoenix Coyotes and, in their enthusiasm, scoring two into their own net as well. Perhaps this is what the Canucks really need: a constant reminder that there is no deus ex machina on the way to save the season.
With that in mind, here are 10 veteran players that the Canucks should come close to signing before not signing at the last moment, providing the team with the inspiration they need.Continue Reading —›
Let's face it, the Canucks' 9-1 loss to the Ducks was absolutely awful and stands as one of the most lopsided defeats in franchise history. But, as bad as it was, it could have been a lot worse.
You might be asking, "How can that be possible?" Well, hypothetical person, you should just be patient and read the rest of this post. You should have figured out from that lede and the title of this post that we here at Pass it to Bulis were about to offer a list of ways the game could have been worse.
Here are 15 things that could have taken the game against the Ducks from awful to worse-than-craisins.Continue Reading —›
This article was originally written at the beginning of December and ended with the following convoluted way for Alex Burrows to bust out of the slump he was currently mired in: "Get a writer to pen an article about your scoring slump on Monday that is set to publish Wednesday when you have a game on Tuesday, thereby tempting fate and ensuring a goal on Tuesday."
The article was written on December 2nd and was going to be published on December 4th. That last joke was just a way to hedge my bets in case I jinxed myself by writing an article about a scoring slump that could have ended before the article was published. Instead, I jinxed Alex Burrows, who had his jaw broken by an errant clearing attempt by Chris Tanev in the middle of the second period.
I thought there was no way for Burrows' season to get any unluckier, considering he had taken 49 shots without scoring a single goal. He proved me wrong. Now we're 47 games into the Canucks' season and Alex Burrows has yet to score a single goal.Continue Reading —›
While you'd expect a team to be at their worst at the end of a long road trip, the Canucks and their crew of sleep doctors have frequently pointed to the first game after the trip as the truly bad one. The experts have said it; the Canucks have shown it.
The infamous, 7-1 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks in November of 2010? That was the first home game after five away, and after the debacle, we learned that the sleep doctor had tabbed that contest well in advance of the shellacking as likely the ugliest outing of the year. April 20th of last season, the Canucks returned from another five-game trip to muster an unacceptable 14 shots in a game versus the Detroit Red Wings. They won, unbelievably enough, thanks to Cory Schneider and some luck in the shootout.
That in mind, it will probably take a little more luck for the Canucks to escape Monday night's visit from the Washington Capitals with both points. After seven games in the East, this one has all the trappings of a bad night out for the boys in blue.
But the Canucks can increase their luck by doing one very important thing: shutting down Alex Ovechkin. It's easier said than done, of course. The Capitals' sniper has 32 goals in his last 32 games, 15 more than the next guy. He's got a league-best 10 in 11 games this year, and even has people talking about him scoring 50 in 50. So yeah, you want to beat the Capitals? Don't let Ovechkin score. If the Canucks can get him to play like he tweets — which is to say, terribly — for just one night, their chances improve exponentially. Here are a few strategies for shutting him down:Continue Reading —›
During Tuesday night's game against the Philadelphia Flyers, the Canucks were in a bind partway through the third period. Down by one, the Canucks just weren't able to generate enough chances as the Flyers collapsed into a defensive shell to protect their lead. In an attempt to spark the offence, John Tortorella split the Sedins, moving Ryan Kesler to the wing with Henrik and Chris Higgins and putting Daniel with Mike Santorelli and Jannik Hansen.
The split worked, as Kesler and Higgins helped create room for Henrik with a physical forecheck, resulting in goals for both Higgins and Kesler and a win for the Canucks. It was the second time already in this short season that splitting the Sedins has resulted in a third period comeback, as it also worked against the Calgary Flames.
This has sparked the seemingly annual debate over whether the Canucks should split up the Sedins on a more semi-permanent basis. After all, splitting them so far this season has resulted in two goals per period, so, logically, starting the game with them split should result in 6 goals per game. Not even the 1984 Edmonton Oilers managed that, averaging a measly 5.6 goals per game. That's right: splitting the Sedins would make the Canucks better than the Oilers dynasty from the 80′s. Tortorella would be a fool not to do it!
Of course, it's not that simple. We're pretty big fans of the Sedins being together around these parts, but there are some legitimate arguments for splitting them — well, more legitimate than they'll score all the goals, at least. Let's break down the pros and cons in a feature we like to call "Pros and Cons."Continue Reading —›
The Canucks had a rude awakening on the first day of training camp, showing up on the ice in full gear, including hockey sticks, only to feel like complete chumps when there weren't any hockey pucks. After a bit of comic misunderstanding (Henrik, I thought you were bringing the pucks! But Daniel, it was your turn!), new coach John Tortorella revealed that the entire first day of training camp would be conducted sans-puck.
The first day of Canucks training camp involved intense skating drills, tough conditioning tests, and a two-mile run that was meant to be completed in 12 minutes. No word on whether they had to drag Tortorella behind them in a chariot while he whipped them repeatedly, so we must assume they did.
What's next for Tortorella's camp? What cruel and unusual punishment will he put them through in the coming days? There's no need to wonder. We here at PITB managed to get ahold of Tortorella's top secret training camp schedule. Here are some of the highlights:Continue Reading —›
The biggest question mark for the Canucks heading into the 2013-14 season is at centre, or, as Ben Kuzma is fond of saying, the Canucks have a "riddle in the middle." Henrik Sedin is firmly entrenched as the first line centre and, in theory, Ryan Kesler will be fully healthy and ready to centre the second line.
The other two centre jobs, however, are up for grabs. The Canucks have a number of options, from veteran free agent signing Brad Richardson, to sophomore Jordan Schroeder, to 18-year-old first round pick Bo Horvat, but each one of those options is filled with uncertainty. Richardson could slot in as the third or fourth-line centre and could even move over to the wing if need be, but he was also a frequent healthy scratch with the Los Angeles Kings. Schroeder's ability to handle larger players in the defensive zone and provide offense at the NHL-level is still in question. And Horvat is, well, 18.
It would be in the Canucks' best interest to add a few more names to their list of centre options, but the Canucks' funds will be limited once they re-sign Chris Tanev. As much as I might want the Canucks to acquire Mikhail Grabovski, they simply can't afford him unless he takes an insane paycut. Instead, they'll have to look for cheaper options, either by signing a legitimate centre to a cheap contract before training camp or by inviting some veterans with more uncertainty to camp to provide competition and potentially earn a contract.
The Canucks have brought in veterans to battle for roster spots in training camp in the past, such as Peter Schaefer, Owen Nolan, and Todd Fedoruk. That's not he most inspiring group of players, but with the lowered salary cap, there are still some valuable free agents on the market who might be available on bargain basement prices.
Here are five free agents that the Canucks should consider bringing in as competition.Continue Reading —›
The Vancouver Canucks have scheduled a press conference for 1 pm this afternoon, where it is expected that they will name John Tortorella the new head coach, unless the organization is running a masterful bluff and actually announces a hike in ticket prices, which the media will report in glowing terms since, hey, at least they didn't hire Tortorella.
Tortorella's testy relationship with reporters has been the focus over the last several days since rumours began circulating that he was headed to Vancouver, leading to plenty of anticipation for his first press conference with his new team. Unfortunately, it's likely to be a fairly staid affair, as Tortorella will look to make a good first impression.
That is, unless the reporters on hand ask the right — or, more appropriately, wrong — questions. While the press conference is likely to be full of questions about his tenure with the New York Rangers, what he hopes to accomplish with the Canucks, and why he accepted a job in a fish bowl like Vancouver, reporters are unlikely to ask the kinds of questions that really matter (or completely don't matter).
With that in mind, here are 25 questions we want to hear at the Tortorella press conference. Elliott, Iain, Brad, Cam, et al., feel free to print these out and bring them with you.Continue Reading —›
Chris Tanev had a solid season for the Canucks, showing that he's ready to step into a larger role next season. He even spent some time in the top-four alongside Alex Edler. It seemed like he instantly developed chemistry with whoever he played with thanks to his calm, simple style of play.
Tanev is also a pending Restricted Free Agent this off-season, leading to an interesting question. How much is Tanev worth? He doesn't do any one thing noticeably well. He doesn't put up points and doesn't hit. What he does do is make smart decisions with the puck and a good first pass out of the zone. He plays largely mistake-free defence, which is a nice switch for Canucks fans used to Kevin Bieksa and Alex Edler, who are far more high-risk.
It was revealed today that Tanev would be representing himself in his contract negotiations, with help from his dad, Mike. That makes things a little more complicated, as Tanev's dad will likely spend the entire meeting with Gillis saying awkward, embarrassing things, causing Tanev to roll his eyes and say "Daaaaaad" at least twice.
Here are 18 things you can expect Tanev's dad to say during his son's contract negotiations.Continue Reading —›
This may sound surprising, but it's entirely possible that Mike Gillis doesn't fire Alain Vigneault after the Canucks' second straight first round exit. While it makes more sense than ever (and perhaps for the first time ever) to let Vigneault go, Gillis has had opportunities to fire him and bring in his own choice for head coach in the past and chose to keep him around.
There's one argument against firing Vigneault that you're going to hear a lot in the coming days: who do you replace him with? Why bother firing the head coach if there's no one out there who's as good or better? It's an argument that has been made in the past as well, even by myself. It's also completely bogus.Continue Reading —›
We here at Pass it to Bulis are all about making bold statements. Unlike other blogs and the mainstream media, we don't shy away from the gut-punch of truth. We tell it like it is, day in and day out.
It is in the spirit of this unflinching commitment to boldness that we make the following proclamation: the Vancouver Canucks, down 3-0 in their first round series to the San Jose Sharks, have not been good enough.
Is everyone okay? Have we shattered your worldview and sent you scurrying for the warm embrace of your loved ones? Because we're not done. We're going a step further. Tonight, in game four, the Canucks need to be better.
Not everyone is willing to make such radical statements, but we know that you, our readers, deserve it. But that's not all. We're not just bold visionaries speaking truth to power. We're also practical sorts, who believe in providing real world solutions. So here are six things the Canucks need to do better if they want to win game four and force the series back to Vancouver.Continue Reading —›
The Vancouver Canucks handed out their team awards on Thursday night prior to their lacklustre effort against the Anaheim Ducks. Henrik Sedin took home the Cyrus H. McLean award as the Canucks' leading scorer and will keep it unless Daniel manages to score 6 points on Saturday against the Oilers without Henrik getting any.
Dan Hamhuis deservedly won the Babe Pratt award for best defenceman, Cory Schneider understandably won the Cyclone Taylor award as the team's MVP, and Jannik Hansen simultaneously had his praises sung as the team's Most Exciting Player and was named the team's unsung hero with the Fred J. Hume award.
That just doesn't seem like enough awards, so we put together seven more:Continue Reading —›
In a sense, it's been a long season. But in another sense (the literal sense), it's been a short season, a whirlwind. It's possible that you missed it all. But now the playoffs are here and we'd hate for you to be so far behind you can't enjoy them. Here's a quick review of the 2013 season.Continue Reading —›
Ryan Kesler and Derek Roy will be back on the same line again Monday versus the Chicago Blackhawks, but there are a few changes to the Canucks' second line nonetheless. First of all, Chris Higgins returns to the lineup, and he'll replace Jannik Hansen on the other wing. Second, Ryan Kesler and Derek Roy will trade spots, meaning that, unless Alain Vigneault has an eleventh hour change of heart (like he did last time), Roy will be the centre. Kesler will be reprising his long dormant role as a right-winger.
But now he has to try to remember what it's like to play the wing, a position he hasn't played since 2009. That's a long time. He might need a refresher course.Continue Reading —›
Alex Burrows has a lot to be happy about these days. He's about to get a $2.5 million raise, his team is heading into the playoffs with, if all goes well, home-ice advantage, and there are tentative plans for a charity tennis match between him and Milos Raonic in August, which is pretty dang cool.
Yes, life is good for Burrows and you would think that he wouldn't have much to be sad about. Oh how wrong you would be, hypothetical person. As this picture from Jeff Vinnick's Behind the Lens series at Canucks.com reveals, Burrows is super sad right now.
Here are 20 reasons why.Continue Reading —›


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We stayed at this hotel for One night before joining Navigator of the Seas for a weeks cruise, the hotel was of a good quality (fairly basic, not UK 4* perhaps a good 3* - but clean and modern rooms - no pool which is a shame). The rooms are spacious and have clearly been recently modernised and come with sky tv which you can switch a large selection of the channels in to English. This was something we really appreciated as there is not a lot to do in Civitavecchia, particularly where the hotel is - in fact the area the hotel is in has very few redeeming features. The gentleman at reception (I think probably the owner) was very helpful and recommended as we had plenty of time to kill we should head into the promenade area near the port which has had a recent make over, as well as having several bars and restaurants. As we had arrived early in the day we took up his suggestion and took a taxi down there (be aware taxi's are very expensive - 15 euros for a 3km drive on the way down and 10 euros for the return). The area was pleasant for a couple of hours and we had excellent pizza in a restaurant recommended by the hotel for lunch.
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Here are the notes listed on the sample vial card: cedar and birchwood; amber, ciste and immortal [flower].
It is dry and quite woody, with an airy character.
Some spice like cumin certainly is here, and gives a tangy, old-sweat note.
The labdanum gives a vanilla/amber note.
I should like this but I don't. At times, the wood note (with the cumin) veers into a territory like wet cardboard or old, dry cheddar cheese.
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Villagers had another reason to celebrate on Valentine's Day: The opening of a new parish office.
More than 50 residents, community representatives and local business members went along to the official opening of Minster Parish Council's new building, which is aptly in Love Lane, on Friday.
Mayor of Swale, Cllr Sue Gent, was the guest of honour who cut the red ribbon before wishing the council well for its work in the area.
It is situated on the old hospital site and members were given permission to have the space after making a request when the planning application for the housing development was put before Swale council.
They asked if the old part of the building could be retained and converted into an office and meeting room, which was agreed by the developers Persimmon and the borough's planning committee.
It was then decided the building was not considered suitable for conversion, so an amended design was approved, retaining the overall shape but replacing it.
Parish clerk Trish Codrington thanked everyone for their support of the project.
She said: "We promise to work very hard to deliver the best service to you in the coming years."
A meeting of the council will take place at its new home tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
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