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BLM Wild Horses Adopted at Cheyenne Frontier DaysBy Nicole Lebsack, Student Intern, Wyoming State Office Cheyenne Frontier Days is over for another year, but there was a happy ending for the two wild yearlings that spent the week in a corral in Wild Horse Gulch. The sorrel/white pinto fillies spent Frontier Week across from the BLM's booth, welcoming a steady stream of visitors throughout the week. There were a total of 11 approved applications, but on Saturday the bidding came down to three interested parties. Tim Carpenter and Leisl Stonum of Laramie bid on the horses early and kept checking back during the week to see how the bidding process was unfolding. Their persistence paid off, and their winning bids of $300 and $500 meant they took both horses home Saturday afternoon. "Tim had been wanting a mustang, so when we saw these two at Frontier Days it seemed like fate," Stonum said. Carpenter said he was most impressed that they were already halter-broken and would allow their feet to be picked up at such a young age, while Stonum's attention had been caught by both horses' excellent confirmation (the body's proportion). An interest in wild horses runs in Stonum's family - her mother had adopted a wild horse years ago. The couple already has nine horses, and although Stonum says the new horses will likely have to go through the normal horse initiation process with the others, she thinks they will fit right in. The BLM's wild horses are commonly auctioned off, but the process is less about profit and more about concern for the animals. "We were happy to receive the bids we did, but it's not about the prices they bring in – it's about finding good homes for the horses," said Jenny Lesieutre, BLM's wild horse and burro program manager. "The goal is a successful adoption for both the horses and the folks adopting them." For those interested in adopting one of the BLM's wild horses, there will be several other opportunities this summer and fall. Several saddle- and halter-trained horses from the Mantle Wild Horse Adoption and Training Center and the Wyoming Honor Farm will be adopted out at the Wyoming State Fair on Aug. 21, and the Wyoming Honor Farm will hold an auction Aug. 28. See the BLM's wild horse and burro website at http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/prog/wild_horse_and_burro.html for more information about upcoming adoptions. |
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"Without music, life would be a mistake.... I would only believe in a God who knew how to dance."
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"Where words fail, music speaks."
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"If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music. ... I get most joy in life out of music."
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"Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything."
"Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent"
Victor Hugo
"Music takes us out of the actual and whispers to us dim secrets that startle our wonder as to who we are, and for what, whence, and whereto."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and curl my back to loneliness."
Maya Angelou
"Those who danced were thought to be quite insane by those who could not hear the music."
Angela Monet
"Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without"
"When you play music you discover a part of yourself that you never knew existed."
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This Australian cult film draws extremely dark humor from the story of Bubby, a man who has spent the first 35 years of his life locked in a disgusting basement by his abusive, controlling mother. Having been taught that the outside air is poisonous and that leaving home is sinful, he only realizes the truth when his long-absent father returns to disrupt the already twisted family unit. A tragic confrontation follows, forcing Bubby into the real world. Knowing nothing about life, and undoubtedly...more
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Re: http://www.howtoforge.com/installin...tabase-cluster-on-debian-6.0-with-ispconfig-3 Can someone explain to me how this works, as in the failover part? I understand that I will end up with 2 servers with the same content on both but I don't understand how the failover part will work. Ie, if the primary server goes down do I have to do a dns update to ensure that all websites are still served as the IP address of the secondary server will obviously be different to to primary one. Can someone give me an idiots guide as to how it all works together?
you will have 2 servers with the same content, this without a active failover (this means that are manual steps involved). For example web server 1 fails, if you use external dns / nameservers then you will have to modify the dns records off websites to the IP address of web server 2. If you use the NS / dns in ISPConfig, then you will have to modify the settings in ispconfig on web server 2. If you want an active failover you will need a load balancer before your webservers, the balancer will stop sending requests to one webserver of this one is down. summary, ispconfig only copies data to another server and if you are using a x tier setup then the slaves only read out the database of the master. ispconfig is not a failover solution


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Did Jeff Bezos Use His Earnings Call To Let Us Know Which Amazon TV Pilot He's Rooting For? (AMZN)
Updated 3:45 pm, Thursday, April 25, 2013
Amazon's Q1 2013 earnings are out and it's a beat on the bottom line. Topline revenue, however, came in lighter than expected at $16.07 billion, up 22%.
But the quote from CEO Jeff Bezos in the earnings release has nothing to do with his numbers. Instead, he used it to plug Amazon Originals, the new set of 14 TV pilots that Amazon has produced. The company will use viewer feedback to decide which of them get commissioned for a full series.
Bezos said his opinion of the pilots won't matter but he does have one:
"Amazon Studios is working on a new way to greenlight TV shows. The pilots are out in the open where everyone can have a say," said Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon.com. "I have my personal picks and so do members of the Amazon Studios team, but the exciting thing about our approach is that our opinions don't matter. Our customers will determine what goes into full-season production."
In case you missed that: "I have my personal picks ...[but] our opinions don't matter." Hmm.
Which of the 14 shows might be Bezos' favorite?
Let's use a process of elimination. We can, presumably, ignore the six kids' shows (although Bezos has four children so that's not a certainty).
That leaves the eight comedies for adults. They include:
- Alpha House (about politics)
- Browsers (the news business)
- Onion News Empire (via the Onion)
- Supanatural (cartoon about two urban females with attitude)
- Those Who Can't (about immature teachers)
- Zombieland (zombies)
- Dark Minions (cartoon about a galactic overlord and his army)
None of those scream "Jeff Bezos' picks." But then there's this:
- Betas (about " Four friends think they've cracked the code for Silicon Valley success.")
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Rebecca presents In My Classroom posted at Knitting Bandages for Lepers. Rebecca has a passion for teaching. You won't believe how important fiber becomes to one of her students in this incredible post.Karen shows us how she is Building a Social Conscience over at Karen Shanley. Nothing is more powerful than sharing love. Here it happens in many ways.
Christy shares Family Knitting to the Tune of Green, posted at Neither Hip Nor Funky. The stitches and echoes from generations gone by are knit into our own lives.
The Rules
Sarah presents A Grand Unified Field Theory of Stash posted at Bella Knitting. In this hilarious post we learn what to do when Y(arn) does not equal DH.Hillary gives some rules to the muggles in How to Receive a Hand Knit posted at Knitting4Shirley.
Chris presents A Dickens of a Christmas, posted at Spinneret. Midnight visitations help Scrooge learn to love his UFOs, his stash, and his craft. Be sure not to miss his gift to Tiny Tim!Nigel starts a mystery novel, The Slip of the Stitch, posted at good-natured ribbing. In it, a hard-boiled detective gets a glimpse inside a woman's knitting bag and from her yarn gains insight into her personality.
Jackie hosts the Louet vs. Lendrum Smackdown over at Yarnish. Jane Austin and Charlotte Bronte go, um, head to head!
Perfecting Our Technique
First there was Kinsey. Then there was Doctor Ruth. Now, we have many sources for new tricks:Kristi presents How to Use a Nostepinne posted at Fiber Fool. Sometimes a nostepinne is just a nostepinne. But what is a nostepinne? Learn how to make a center-pull ball without the crank in this excellent tutorial. Then, keep one in your luggage (or night stand?) for those times you just can't wait to go from skein to cast-on.
Trillian42 teaches us a new method of knitting Log Cabin style posted at Katydid Knits. Maximize your pleasure by learning this cool trick to avoid having to pick up all those stitches.
Carole tells us how to follow a cable chart the easy way in this post found on Carole Knits. Cross my heart: You will love this idea.
Abigaill presents The Thumb Trick posted at A Kitten Knits. This handy lesson shows us an easy way to keep the thumb on hold while we knit the rest of our mittens.
Crankygrrrrrl teaches us the k1p1 invisible bind-off, posted at crankygrrrrrl, a stretchy bind off especially useful for toe-up socks.
Mary gives us Issy Does Moscow... posted at Virgin Wool, a video demonstration of the Russian Join--a technique to avoid having to weave in all those ends after you finish a project.
Playing Around
Miss T presents How I Became a Knitter posted at Miss T's Mystery House of Yarn & Horrors, in which Miss T shows us that sometimes it is the element of risk which draws us in.Rhonda asks, "Is there a camera looking into my house?" posted at Home of the StitchingNut. A voyeur seems to be looking in a lot of our living rooms, seeing not just how we spend our evenings but what part yarn plays in our decorating.
Micki Unravels the truth at a thing for string, testing exactly how much yarn knitting and crochet really takes. Does the conventional wisdom hold up?
The Fruits of Our Love
Check out Sue's love-ly finished project, the Urchin Shawl posted at Snail Spirals. She designed it, wrote the chart, knitted it (quite a feat in itself), and dyed it. This calls for celebrating!Elspeth proves that diamonds are a girls best friend as she models her finished Irish Diamond Shawl posted at Wry Punster. Beautiful knitting, beautiful model, and beautiful photography.
Liz Knits presents My first sock! (or is it?) posted at liz knits. You never forget your first. Or maybe you do, if it doesn't really count.
Carole puts her latest FO to good use.
Kirsten presents Is it the book or the knitting? posted at Through The Loops! When you're taking pictures of your finished objects, you never know what may show up!
Knit Two Together
Lolly presents Living Happily posted at Lolly Knitting Around. Kris has us all cheering for him from the moment we see that high-school kiss. But just wait until you see how perfect his anniversary presents are!Liz K. presents the beautiful Mr S.'s Arms posted at Crossroad Knits, saying, "We've all suffered through the sleeves. I decided to spent some time thinking about the sleeves final destination, my husband's arms."
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Yarnival, to be hosted by NotScarlett, using the carnival submission form. If you haven't read the earlier issues, check out the first first two issues hosted by Eve of Needle Exchange and the subsequent issues hosted on January One, Fricknits, and CaroleKnits.


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Foreclosure prevention workshop coming up
Worried about losing your home? Facing foreclosure? HUD-certified mortgage counselors and area lenders will offer guidance at a mortgage foreclosure prevention workshop at the Hyatt Regency in Bellevue on Friday, March 25.
Borrower Outreach EventAt the borrower outreach event, 1 to 7:30 p.m., borrowers can meet face-to-face with representatives from their mortgage lenders and/or local nonprofit HUD-certified housing counselors. Homeowners will gain a realistic understanding of their options.
People should bring documentation reflecting theirr total household income and expenses such as:
There will be speakers and informational material.
Document Collection EventAt this event, on Friday, March 26, 1 to 7 p.m., homeowners with loan modification packages already in process can receive assistance and submit missing documentation.
Both of these free events will be at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue, 900 Bellevue Way NE. The workshop is sponsored by NeighborWorks America, Making Home Affordable and Hope Now. ARCH (A Regional Coalition for Housing) and the City of Bellevue are supporting partners.
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What is it?
The Subaru WRX Concept is a futuristic take on the brand's high-performance WRX sedan. Finished in Subaru's traditional World Rally Blue, the WRX Concept has a muscular look that goes beyond today's Impreza-based WRX. The front includes LED headlights, while green brake calipers hide behind huge 20-inch BBS wheels. Subaru didn't announce what powers the WRX Concept except that it has a "new turbocharged engine and intercooler."
When can you get it (if ever)?
While we expect an all-new WRX sometime soon, we think it'll be a lot more like the current Impreza than the WRX Concept suggests. For now, Subaru says the concept car is a "design statement only."
Why is it important?
Many enthusiasts know Subaru for building sporty cars -- especially sedans and wagons. But Subaru's recent lineup has been devoted to more mainstream models like the Forester, Impreza and Legacy. And while the sporty Subaru BRZ is certainly a performance car, it's still a 2-door coupe, rather than an all-wheel-drive sedan or wagon. With the new WRX Concept, Subaru assures its devoted sedan-loving enthusiasts that it hasn't forgotten its roots.


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It seems we are in the middle of yet another "situation," as my husband calls it, served up by Mother Nature.
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Various analysts' sales projections are among the warnings. Over the past week, Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore issued a research note that his company expects Windows 8 will have a "more muted impact" on increased buying demand of PCs because of "mixed" reviews that are due to a "confusing UI" or user interface, a lack of enterprise interest, and a complicating Windows 8 versus Windows RT positioning in the tablet market.
User Complaints
The Windows 8/RT tablet positioning refers to the fact that tablets are coming into the marketplace with the two different versions of Windows, depending on whether the processor is ARM-based or Intel's. As the two versions have different capabilities, industry observers have questioned whether this will create marketplace confusion.
The "confusing UI" comment was echoed also in last week's report by usability expert Jakob Nielsen, who said the interface formerly known as Metro "smothers usability with big colorful tiles while hiding needed features."
Another analyst, Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets, has similarly lowered sales expectations for Windows 8-based PCs, in his case based on manufacturing orders from computer makers in Asia. Microsoft has not issued sales figures to date, although CEO Steve Ballmer said in October that over 4 million upgrade copies were sold in the first weekend of general availability and "tens of millions" of copies had been delivered to OEM manufacturers.
In a story published online, Fortune magazine's Cyrus Sanati wrote about extensive problems he encountered when he tried to upgrade to Windows 8 from a supposedly compatible Windows 7 machine. Sanati said the experience was mirrored in similar complaints on Facebook and Twitter by other users, including consistent crashes by applications, driver incompatibility and other issues.
In his own personal experience of attempting an upgrade, Sanati first found that his touchpad and screen dimmer didn't work properly, audio was "spotty," the screen flickered, and the installer required to download updated drivers was incompatible. That was followed by a dead hard drive apparently caused by Windows 8 "incompatibility issues with solid-state drives," he said. After other issues made his computer unusable, Microsoft tech support eventually decided that his computer "simply wasn't compatible" with the new OS.
Our Readers Weigh In
Many of our own readers have expressed their opinions about working with the new Windows system. Following a recent story here about the lack of the traditional Start menu, for example, more than two dozen commenters expressed their mostly negative reactions to the Start-less Windows 8 and related concerns.
One reader, Vladimir Zlvadinovic, posted that the lack of a "Start menu is a major deal-breaker for me." He added that it was "absolute madness" to make ARM-based tablets that can still display the "traditional desktop" interface, but that don't have the ability to run legacy Windows x86 apps.
"If ARM was used, then there should not been a traditional desktop at ALL and Windows RT should have been called Metro 8," he proposed.
Another reader, Floske Tuf, said the Windows 8 interface was "ruined" because of no Start menu and button, no "Aero" styling in the classic interface, and "no possibility" to choose the desktop interface as the default interface.


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I've been sitting her waiting with a "Chat Escalation" for over 30 minutes, so far...and this is the 2nd "Chat Escalation" today. The first was disconnected. All I'm trying to do is cancel my cable by a specific date and get the price on continuing my internet service. I don't understand why this has to be escalated? Can someone please get back to me and take care of this for me. Your attention to this matter is greatly appreciated. Please see my chat screen as of 6:40pmpst. Thank You
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:31:06 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Hello cynthia, Thank you for contacting Comcast Live Chat Support. My name is Ivy. Please give me one moment to review your information.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:31:12 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I know how important your issue is. I'd be happy to get this fixed for you today.
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:31:42 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Hello...Ivy..I need to cancel part of my service and change part.
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:32:43 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
can you assist with that? I tried chat before and was being transferred, but no one came online to help.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:33:31 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
As I understand your concern you want to downgrade your current package, right?
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:35:41 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I want to cancel my tv/cable and retain a 1.5 mbs internet service. My current bundle expires on Monday, so I'd like the cable cancelled effective Monday, April 11, 2011.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:36:36 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I am here to provide you with excellent customer service today. Please be assured I will do my best to help you with your concern.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:36:45 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
For security purposes, may I please have the following:
1] Full name listed on the account
2] Service address
3] Account number
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:38:03 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:38:17 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:38:32 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:40:17 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Thank you very much for that information.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:40:21 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Would you mind waiting for 2 minutes while I research some information in my system in order to better serve you?
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:41:33 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
OK...In your research..I would like the most inexpensive internet plan for 1.5. I understand you have one for about 40.00, would you please verify that.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:41:51 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Thank you. While you are waiting why not check out Comcast Customer Central from either Comcast.com or Comcast.net and learn more about managing your account online. If you have any questions after we are finished, I'll be more than happy to answer them for you.
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:42:37 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I already tried that and it said to cancel I either had to call or use this chat feature.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:43:08 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Thank you for patiently waiting, Cynthia.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:44:14 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Just to verify. You want to cancel all your Comcast Cable service. Is that right?
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:47:18 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Is it okay if I ask for the reason why you are cancelling the cable service?
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:47:34 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I want to cancel my cable service effective Monday April 11, 2011. I want to retain internet service of 1.5mps for the lowest price you have for that speed.
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:49:30 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I compared plans and to get the features I desire hd, dvr, comcast prices where to high for me. I'm retired and on a fixed income. I do like your internet service though. It is quite fast and so far pretty problem free.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:50:27 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I see, Cynthia. I will be putting a note on your account regarding this matter. After that, I will be giving you the number of our Customer Loyalty Department. One moment please.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:53:15 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I would be happy to get you in touch with the department that can further help you with your issue. Please stay connected to the chat while I transfer your chat to our Transactional Accounts queue. But before I transfer you over to the next department, will there be anything else on my end that I can help you with?
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:54:53 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Ivy..this is the second time I was told to wait for someone from Transactional Accounts. No one ever showed up and I was disconnected from Chat. I only have so many minutes on my phone, can't I take care of this online?
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:55:30 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
This can be done via live chat and phone only.
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:55:36 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
I will transfer you now.
Thank You
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:56:40 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
You are most welcome.
cynthia (Fri Apr 08 2011 17:56:54 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
It is now 5:56pmpst
Ivy(Fri Apr 08 2011 20:56:56 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Please wait, while the problem is escalated to another analyst
analyst Ivy has left room
OMG...I wait for almost an hour and while I'm typing this someone answers the chat and closes my session. I did not close it...In fact it is still open...so I guess I start from scratch again. This is not very customer friendly system by all the responses I'm reading and not an isolated incident. I would appreciate someone getting back on chat with me now. I am still logged in to my account. PS...I know you can do that.
Shiralee Jane(Fri Apr 08 2011 21:38:49 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Welcome to Comcast Order Entry. You may call me Shiralee. I will be more than happy to assist you today. How are you?
Shiralee Jane(Fri Apr 08 2011 21:39:59 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Cynthia are you still there? I am still here to help you and provide you support with your Comcast Services.
Shiralee Jane(Fri Apr 08 2011 21:42:03 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
You are a very important customer and it appears you have left the chat. To ensure we provide the best support possible, I will close this window now and ask that you initiate a new chat so that we can provide you with support of your Comcast Services. Thank you.
Shiralee Jane(Fri Apr 08 2011 21:43:20 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time))>
Analyst has closed chat and left the room
analyst Shiralee Jane has left room
The Help Forums are primarily a customer to customer forum and we do not have access to any of your account information at all and cannot assist you.
We can escalate problems to the Administrator to review, but since it is now Friday night, the business week has already ended until Monday & he probably won't see your post until then, at the earliest..
May I suggest, instead of using Chat that you call 1-800 comcast and ask for the Retention department.
1-800-266-2278 <<<This is the number ffor the Retention Department. OR-
Comcast staff does not review forums posts on the weekends. By sharing your problem with the Comcast Cares team at firstname.lastname@example.com before 3pm EST (weekend only), you may receive a response.
Please include all of the following in your email: The full name on your account, the telephone number on file for you, in addition to the best contact number, the full address where service is active (or location where service is being installed) and a detailed description of the problem when emailing email@example.com
Need Email Help? Please post the following information in your post.
Do you use XfinityConnect? The Full or Lite version?
Do you use an email client? Which one? (Eg; Windows Live mail, Outlook, a smartphone etc.)
Which browser/version do you use? And- have you cleared your browser cache?
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Saudi 'claims 66pc of GCC mobile users'Saudi Arabia is the largest telecom market in the GCC, accounting for 66 per cent of total mobile subscribers and 59 per cent of total fixed-line connections, said the organisers of an upcoming ICT event in Riyadh. Currently in it More… |
4G hot topic at Saudi telecom expoLeading global experts discussed several issues related to the regional telecom industry including the 4G LTE network at Telsa, the only dedicated telecoms and ICT exhibition & conference to be held in Saudi Arabia. The three-day event More… |


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TWU hockey: Bakken back in Langley
Brad Bakken is back for another go of hockey at the Langley Events Centre.
Bakken, who played his junior hockey for the Langley Chiefs from 2007 to 2010, is joining the Trinity Western Spartans hockey club.
The 6-3, 200-pound defenceman played with Mount Royal University of the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference last season, registering 10 assists in 17 games as the Cougars won the league title.
In his three seasons with the Chiefs, Bakken had six goals and 34 assists, plus 222 penalty minutes in 161 games.
"Brad is a player that I believe will truly come into his own here at Trinity Western, which will allow his offensive gifts to mature," said Spartans coach Dwayne Lowdermilk.
"I'm very excited to show someone like Brad, who is excellent defensively, that he can also excel in the offensive zone."
Bakken is excited for the opportunity.
"With Dwayne Lowdermilk behind the bench, I know my game can only improve," he said. "Dwayne's love for the game exceeds his vast knowledge of the sport but it's that knowledge I hope to soak up and apply on the ice in the upcoming season."
Bakken is one of two new recruits for the Spartans, as they also landed Abbotsford's Aaron Riemersma, a 6-2, 185-pound forward who finished last season in junior B with the Aldergrove Kodiaks.
He had one goal and eight assists, plus 127 penalty minutes, in 33 games last season.
"Aaron is a solid up and down winger who plays with grit and is responsible in his own zone," Lowdermilk said.
"He's a good skater and he plays an aggressive style. He plays well in both the offensive and defensive zones and will be a great asset for our team this season."
The Spartans open their preseason on Saturday, Sept. 24 when they host the Okanagan College Coyotes. Game time is 1 p.m. at the Langley Events Centre.


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text: Literary darling Sam Lipsyte says he became a writer because of Dungeons & DragonsAnnalee Newitz3/06/13 12:36pmFiled to: GamesBooksSam LipsyteDungeons & Dragonstweet19EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Sam Lipsyte writes fiction for The New Yorker, and is the author of acclaimed literary novels The Ask and The Fun Parts. But his writing career started, he says in this video interview with Vol. 1 Brooklyn, with a frustrated urge to be a dungeon master in Dungeons & Dragons. This is a fascinating look at the geeky past of a writer who has never written a genre book — but was nevertheless inspired by fantasy role playing games.AdvertisementAlso, it sounds like Lipsyte's old DM may have influenced the darkly satiric writer in more than one way. Lipsyte describes how he was never allowed to DM ("That would be like becoming the president," he admits), and that the DM he had insisted on stark realism. Their party's characters always died ignominiously in some back alley with a drunken orc, rather than on quests for treasure. That's exactly the kind of D&D game we always imagined Lipsyte playing.Read more on Vol. 1 Brooklyn.AdvertisementThanks for the tip, Abraham Riesman!


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Question: Won't my cancer spread if I don't get it treated?
Answer: If you elect not to treat your cancer, if you were to have watchful waiting or surveillance, there is a risk that the prostate cancer could spread. But we know statistically the majority of cases of prostate cancer are not aggressive, are not life threatening, and in many cases, may not be ultimately that important to treat. We certainly feel younger men who have a long life expectancy probably deserve to be treated. But the risk of a cancer spreading, at least in a short period seems to be exceedingly small.