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Across social media, hockey fans are asking, Is it October yet? Truth be told, hockey news is already happening. Players are returning to their hockey homes, last-minute signings are happening and training camp is just around the corner.
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Riesel resident Ronnie Urbantke said he received a call Thursday saying he had to move his mother because the facility was closing, but Friday he heard it wasn鈥檛 and his mother could stay.
California is fortunate to have three hockey teams and all of them good. (New York has three as well, but well, California is fortunate.) So, Cali hockey fans, what can you expect for the 2014-15 season?
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<a href=http://architectscanterbury.co.uk/page.php?sale=Kids-True-Religion-Jeans-Outlet>Kids True Religion Jeans Outlet</a>  鈥淭he staff has been great. I couldn鈥檛 stand the thought of uprooting her,鈥?he said.
San Jose Sharks
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Amicus officials were not available for comment Friday and the nursing home administrators refused to confirm that Park Plaza was staying open.
They didn t have a great off-season. They got rid of a couple veterans, stripped Joe Thornton of his captaincy, added ice girls and not much else.
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Meanwhile, family members of nursing home residents were left to guess about how to care for their loved ones.
Luckily for Sharks fans, San Jose wasn t bad to begin with. Sure, they hated their first-round exit, but the Buffalo Sabres and New York Islanders would have been fine with exiting first round since it meant they made the playoffs. Likewise, the Sharks have a promising rookie in Tomas Hertl. And the yeti, Brent Burns, is returning to defense where his size doesn t make him so yeti-like as much as a big asset.
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Lifelong Mart resident Pat Curry said her mother lives in Park Plaza and doesn鈥檛 want to move.
The Sharks, California-style, have only gotten a facelift. However, they didn t have a garage sale <a href=http://www.styledepth.com/test.php?sale=Cheap-Gucci-Shoes>Gucci Mens Jewelry</a>  like the Vancouver Canucks, so, ultimately, they re not in bad shape. Maybe they ll pick up some fresh blood just before training camp. Or maybe their chemistry will finally click.
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Curry agreed, noting the convenience of the facility.
Los Angeles Kings
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鈥淚 want my mother here because I鈥檓 here. I don鈥檛 want to drive to Waco every day,鈥?she said.
The Cup-winning Kings didn t have much to do except tread water. And, besides tour the Stanley Cup around creation, they didn t do much more than that during the summer.
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Park Plaza employees told the <a href=http://architectscanterbury.co.uk/page.php?sale=Kate-Spade-At-Nordstrom>Kate Spade At Nordstrom</a>  state Thursday that they hadn鈥檛 been paid and not enough of the staff had stayed to care for the home鈥檚 residents, said Melissa Gale, public information officer for Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services.
According to , one of the biggest questions is how much with captain Dustin Brown and forward Mike Richards produce. True, for a stretch forward Anze Kopitar was practically the only King scoring goals. However, the Kings are strong in their very effective puck-possession playing style. And they re the reigning Cup champs with whispers of dynasty following them around.
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Local volunteers and the remaining staff stayed Thursday night, but the state sent nursing care workers to supplement the facility鈥檚 remaining staff to ensure the residents receive proper care until the fate of the facility is decided, she said.
Will the Los Angeles Kings win the Stanley Cup again next year? Probably not. They did it the hard way this year, and at a certain point the grind wears on you. They didn t change much over the off-season, which is both a boon and a curse. Sure, winning the Stanley Cup is the ultimate. When you ve done it twice already, your whole body hurts, <a href=http://www.fwpcoa.org/icon/True-Religion-Jeans-Cheap-Cargo-Pants-Jacket-Jeans-For-Women.html>True Religion Jeans For Women</a>  your gas tank is empty and there are teams full of hungrier players lining up against you A person only has so much to give.
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The state hasn鈥檛 received any notification from the administrators whether they would file for a bankruptcy extension to keep the facility open, Gale said.
Anaheim Ducks
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The facility housed 44 people and nine moved out Thursday.
The Ducks had the most productive off-season. They shored up their center position, found a potential wing for the Ryan Getzlaf-Corey Perry tandem and even got a little help at the blue line.
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Urbantke said he <a href=http://www.cicviseu.net/page.php?sale=Tory-Burch-Bags>Tory Burch Bags</a>  doesn鈥檛 plan to move his mother, who is 101, until absolutely necessary.
Ryan Kesler is all set to play the centerman behind Getzlaf. He has the numbers, and he has the hunger. Clayton Stoner didn t like his chances <a href=http://www.mahaloshuttle.com/service/Tory-Burch-Shoes-Sale-Cheap-Boots-Scarf-Baby.html>Tory Burch Baby</a>  with the Minnesota Wild, so he ll be looking to make a mark in Anaheim. Forward Dany Heatley is a bigger question. A pure goal scorer, he s been on the decline for a few seasons. Can he regain any of his old magic? Honestly, that depends a lot on his chemistry with Getzlaf and Perry. They may elevate him, or聽they may leave him聽in the dust.
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鈥淚t鈥檚 hard on the older people,鈥?he said.
The Ducks did a great job of addressing the issues that they felt exited them too early from the playoffs. Former goalie 聽may have said Cali fans only care about the Kings, but the Ducks are going to make some noise and it s hard to ignore a noisy duck.
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So, Cali hockey fans, exciting days are coming up. October is, for all intents and purposes, practically here.
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Revision as of 19:27, 11 September 2014

@@@ Riesel resident Ronnie Urbantke said he received a call Thursday saying he had to move his mother because the facility was closing, but Friday he heard it wasn鈥檛 and his mother could stay.

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Amicus officials were not available for comment Friday and the nursing home administrators refused to confirm that Park Plaza was staying open.
Meanwhile, family members of nursing home residents were left to guess about how to care for their loved ones.
Lifelong Mart resident Pat Curry said her mother lives in Park Plaza and doesn鈥檛 want to move.
Curry agreed, noting the convenience of the facility.
鈥淚 want my mother here because I鈥檓 here. I don鈥檛 want to drive to Waco every day,鈥?she said.
Park Plaza employees told the <a href=http://architectscanterbury.co.uk/page.php?sale=Kate-Spade-At-Nordstrom>Kate Spade At Nordstrom</a>  state Thursday that they hadn鈥檛 been paid and not enough of the staff had stayed to care for the home鈥檚 residents, said Melissa Gale, public information officer for Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services.
Local volunteers and the remaining staff stayed Thursday night, but the state sent nursing care workers to supplement the facility鈥檚 remaining staff to ensure the residents receive proper care until the fate of the facility is decided, she said.
The state hasn鈥檛 received any notification from the administrators whether they would file for a bankruptcy extension to keep the facility open, Gale said.
The facility housed 44 people and nine moved out Thursday.
Urbantke said he <a href=http://www.cicviseu.net/page.php?sale=Tory-Burch-Bags>Tory Burch Bags</a>  doesn鈥檛 plan to move his mother, who is 101, until absolutely necessary.
鈥淚t鈥檚 hard on the older people,鈥?he said.
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