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Welcome back to the multi-part series on loose leash walking with your dog. When it comes to training your dog, walking politely on leash is one of the most difficult things to train. Your dog has had lots of practice up to this point of pulling and getting to where he or she wants to go, and so the behavior of pulling has been well-rehearsed and solidified over a period of time.
Don't despair! There is hope! It will take time and patience, but it is possible to convince even the heaviest of pullers that being right by your side during walks is a better option. Of course, there are several different methods you might use to accomplish this. If you haven't read the previous entries on loose leash walking, you may want to read them here first: Part 1 and Part 2.
Alternative Method 1 – Capturing Method
In animal training, there are a few different methods to obtaining behavior. One such method is called "capturing," where we allow the dog to act naturally until they offer the behavior we are seeking and we have the opportunity to reward them for it.
A good example of capturing behavior might be demonstrated by the "Down" cue. Some dogs are resistant to being lured with even the most delicious treat into a down position. In this case, we could wait for the dog to lay down on his own and then mark the down (with a "Yes!" and a treat). At that point, we have the dog's attention and they must figure out what behavior is going to earn them additional reinforcement.
If your dog is on leash with you and just pulls and pulls, stand firmly and don't allow your dog to go anywhere. At the very moment your dog stops pulling and there is some slack in the leash, say "Yes!" and treat. Repeat, repeat and repeat this process until your dog understands that being near you (with a loose leash) is the behavior that pays off.
At first, you will practice capturing loose leash behavior by just standing stationary. Once your dog is staying consistently by you with a loose leash, then it's time to challenge your dog by taking one or two steps in any direction. If your dog walks nicely with you, mark the behavior and treat.
You must recognize (say "Yes!") and reward your dog frequently at this point in your training for it to be effective. If you wait too long in between reinforcement, your dog will likely become distracted by something else and begin pulling again. Once you can take a couple steps with your dog walking by you, then challenge him further by taking 3-4 steps in between your mark and treat. Continue to increase the distance you can walk with your dog on a loose leash gradually and in increasingly distracting environments.
Alternative Method 2 – The "U-Turn" Method
Another option for positively training loose leash walking is what I refer to as the U-Turn method. If you begin walking with your dog and he begins to pull you down the street, stop immediately and turn 180º in the opposite direction.
The logic behind this method is that we never want the dog to feel like pulling gets him what he wants. Therefore, if the dog pulls because he wants to move forward, then we remove the desired "reward" by turning around and walking in the opposite direction. The dog then learns that the only way to move forward is by walking politely on the leash.
Frankly, at first this training will entail a lot of walking in circles. Hey, nobody said that a walk had to be in a straight line! The most important part of this training (okay all training) is to stay consistent. If we allow our dog to pull us forward even once, then he's learned that sometimes it's okay to pull, which is not what we are trying to teach! Your dog will quickly understand that walking in circles is quite tedious and boring, and the only way to get around the neighborhood is by walking with you instead of pulling.
Alternative Method 3 – Functional Reward Method
What do you think is the most exciting part of a walk for your dog? Is it the opportunity to move quickly after being cooped up in the house for 8-9 hours a day? Is it the joy of sniffing the neighborhood trees? Is it the "crunch" of the fall leaves under their paws? Whatever it is that your dog enjoys most about the walk, we can it to our training advantage.
This method is very much like the "Capturing Method" at the beginning of this post. However, instead of capturing the loose leash walking and then treating our dogs with tidbits of food, we actually use the walking environment as the reward.
For example, if your dog can walk out the front door and down the steps politely, mark the polite behavior with a "Yes!" but then allow your dog to sniff the nearest tree as his reward. If the dog is then able to walk for a few steps politely down the sidewalk, mark it and then take off with your dog in a short sprint, for example. (Running is quite possibly the most fun functional reward for dogs.)
In other words, find things on the walk that your dog enjoys the most and utilize your dog's access to them as the training reward. Your dog must "earn" access to his favorite outdoor things, like sniffing the fire hydrant, peeing on the tree, running or greeting the neighbor dogs.
I hope that this series on loose leash walking was helpful. There are many different positive ways to train loose leash walking. There is no "right way" as long as the method is effective, humane and does not create additional behavior issues.
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Testimony is to begin Tuesday in Seminole County for a teenager charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a Sanford police officer.
Henry Lee "Peanut" Baker, is accused of wounding Officer Brandon Worrall during a foot chase nearly three years ago.
Baker, who was 16 at the time of the shooting, is being prosecuted as an adult. If convicted, he faces a possible life prison sentence.
According to police, Baker had rounded a corner and stopped, and when Worrall appeared, Baker fired three times. The first two shots missed, but the third entered the officer's chest under his right arm, above his bullet-proof vest.
Worrall then fell to the ground, and Baker pulled the trigger a fourth time, the officer told reporters a few days later, but that shot missed, too.
Worrall has recovered and returned to work as a patrol officer. He was not trying to arrest Baker — now 19 — and had not drawn his weapon, according to then-Police Chief Brian Tooley.
One of the ways police linked Baker to the crime was through the gun, a rusty, spray-painted .38-caliber revolver that was left at the scene. Also, Worrall picked Baker from a photo lineup.
The officer had begun the foot chase that night, July 3, 2010, because an apartment complex security guard described Baker as a suspicious person and wanted him removed for trespassing. The guard had told Baker to leave earlier, but the teenager had returned, according to Tooley.
Worrall tried to approach Baker, but the teenager moved away then ran, according to his arrest report.
He had been arrested at least four times previously, according to state and Seminole County records, and been found guilty of three Ocoee burglaries.
The slug that wounded Worrall broke a rib, bruised a lung then tore through his left shoulder. It was recovered from inside his shirt, stopped as it exited his body by the vest, according to Baker's arrest warrant and Tooley.
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I didn't expect Salem to have a deep seedy underbelly of gangland activity when I moved to the state capital three years ago. Salem was supposed to be a town busy with political comings and goings during the day and relatively quiet otherwise.
Three months into my life as a reporter at the Woodburn Independent and I am further realizing why the great journalist H.L. Mencken called this the "life of kings.
We have just passed the one-year mark for the Woodburn High School fire that severely damaged the north end of the high school building. While the student body and staff have tried to move on, it's apparent from walking through the halls that they have been unable to do so.
There has been an influx of vehicle crashes of late, and it's important to remember that, although the weather is improving, we still need to be careful on the roads.
Despite admitting the Woodburn School District will have to make some cuts this year, Interim Superintendent Chuck Ransom has stepped out in good faith by making changes in the administration.
Re-elect Aurora Fire Board To the editor: The heart and soul of the Aurora Fire Protection District are 35 men and women that volunteer to serve the district.
Community safety should be fire district's first priority To the editor: I want to share my thoughts and concerns regarding the upcoming Aurora Fire District Board of Directors elections.
Former fire volunteer worried about future To the editor: This is in response to what Deb Garner said are the reasons for combining the Donald and Aurora volunteer associations.
By Rep. Betty Komp State Representative from House District 22 At the Capitol right now, we're working on an exciting bill to help improve student success in classrooms all over Oregon.
By Patti Milne Marion County Commissioner Right here in Marion County there are fantastic volunteers, outstanding leaders and even some heroes. These individuals, who selflessly commitment to improve their community and the lives of others, work steadfastly among us, never drawing attention to themselves.
Garibaldo Eric Zayden Garibaldo, son of Erica and Felipe Garibaldo of Woodburn, was born at 10:18 p.m. April 10, 2013, at Silverton Hospital. At birth, he weighed 9 pounds, 6 ounces and measured 21 inches.
Vargas Soto Aaliyah Victoria Vargas Soto, daughter of Katia Soto Diaz and Victor Vargas Torres of Hubbard, was born at 8:52 a.m. April 26, 2013, at Silverton Hospital.
Woodburn Alumni Tournament The Woodburn High School boys basketball program will hold an alumni basketball tournament this Friday and Saturday. Registration is limited to graduates of Woodburn High School, and the entry cost is $200 per team.
North Marion brothers Austin and Ethan Berkey both qualified for the Class 4A/3A/2A/1A boys tennis state championships in the singles bracket. Austin, a junior, defeated his freshman brother in three sets in the Special District 2 semifinals May 8 at Portland Tennis Center, 7-6, 4-6, 6-3.
The Gervais Cougars are heading back to the playoffs after defeating the Amity Warriors 13-9 on May 7 in the final league game of the season. The victory gives the Cougars (7-13, 6-6 West Valley) home-field advantage in the league playoffs that will determine the third and final West Valley team to qualify for the state tournament next week.
Gervais sophomore Jordan Milkovich had a career-day at the Regis Twilight Meet on Friday, setting a pair of personal records, including a throw of 154-9 in javelin to set the new Gervais High School record.
The North Marion softball team had a difficult run in the Tri-Valley Conference this season, finishing fifth out of six teams after losing 9-8 at Madras on Friday.
Rodolfo Hernandez had set personal records in the 200 and 400 earlier in the season, and the Woodburn junior put a new feather in his cap after placing first in both events against South Albany in the Bulldogs' final regular season meet of the season.
After finishing with the top score at the District 7 Tournament last week at OGA Golf Course, Doug Pomeroy has his eyes set on the top prize at the OSAA 3A/2A/1A State Tournament.
The Kennedy baseball team scored a crucial 4-3 victory in Molalla against the Country Christian Cougars on May 7 to give the Trojans the inside track on a third consecutive Special District 2 Conference title .
Gervais' quartet of softball seniors, from left Amy Stott, Maya Jaramillo, Kora Phillips and Selene Ortiz, bid farewell to friends and family at the Lady Cats' final home game of the year on May 7.
A year after placing fifth in the conference and getting bounced in the play-in round of the state playoffs, the North Marion baseball team claimed its first Tri-Valley Conference title with a 10-2 win over the Gladstone Gladiators on May 6.
Former Woodburn High School student Kristin Best celebrated a trip to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division III volleyball tournament with her University of Puget Sound teammates last week with an invitation to the home of UPS President Ronald Thompson.
St. Paul student athlete Katie Jo Coleman signed a national letter of intent to play volleyball and basketball at AIB College of Business for the 2013-14 season.
Woodburn Alumni Tournament The Woodburn High School boys basketball program will hold an alumni basketball tournament on May 17 and 18. Registration is limited to graduates of Woodburn High School, and the entry cost is $200 per team.
The North Marion boys tennis team's recent 5-3 home victory over Stayton on Thursday concludes the regular season for the Huskies and ushers in the start of District Championships this week in Portland.
The Virtue First organization will celebrate a number of local individuals, businesses and organizations from Woodburn and Marion County on Thursday at the Virtue First Awards in Mount Angel.
North Marion The Huskies' softball team is trying to climb into third place in the Tri-Valley Conference after winning three of its past four games, including two of three in the past week.
Kennedy Wyatt Rodriguez hit a grand slam in the fourth inning of Friday's 20-4 victory over visiting Central Linn. The Trojans rallied back from a 3-1 deficit in the third inning to easily handle the Cobras and stay tied atop the Special District 2 standings with two weeks left in the regular season.
Woodburn Jerry Lopez won a pair of events in a dual meet at Lebanon High School on May 1 to lead the Woodburn boys track and field team to five victories against the Warriors.
Pat O'Dell should be sleeping. It's around midnight in early January of 1985, and he's on a bus back to North Marion after an evening of basketball in Sweet Home.
The Kennedy boys golf team finished in fifth place out of 14 teams in the 3A/2A/1A State Championship at Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell on May 13-14.
Eight errors, 21 hits and 22 runs — the Gervais Cougars and Amity Warriors combined for a memorable playoff game on Thursday that was not decided until the final at-bat.
It took two days to get the job done, but the North Marion softball team stormed its way into the state playoffs with a 13-1 victory over No. 9 Madras on Saturday.
Hubbard resident and 2011 North Marion High School graduate Kara Hilton recently signed a National Letter of Intent to play for AIB School of Business in Des Moines, Iowa.
After receiving a letter from Down Under Sports with an invitation to play basketball in Australia during the summer, Jessica Torres had some research to do.
Woodburn baseball and basketball coach Pedro Sandoval takes the ball up against stiff defense from the '06-'08 team in the Woodburn Alumni Tournament on Saturday.
Ben Crumley finished in the top half of the individual leaderboard in his first appearance at the boys golf state championships. The North Marion junior shot a 95-88 (183) to tie Baker junior Riley Carter for 31st place out of 81 players during the Class 4A tournament May 13 and 14 at Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell.
The Woodburn track and field team qualified four athletes in four different events at Friday's Mid-Willamette League Championships. Junior sprinter Michael Hobson enjoyed a career-day at the event, which was held at Willamette University in Salem.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Woodburn Independent publishes the names of people arrested based on information from city and county police logs. Times listed represent the time the crimes were reported to police.
On May 1 at 7:55 p.m.: In the 1000 block of Arney Road, Gabrielle Marie Warmbrodt, 25, of Woodburn, was arrested and charged with theft 2 – shoplifting.
Loraine Mildred Zollner Reiling, 95, of Woodburn, died May 11, 2013, after an extended illness. She was born Oct. 14, 1917, in Silverton to Benjamin F.
Wilfred Baxter "Bill" Swenson, of Woodburn, died at the age of 80 on April 30, 2013. He was born Nov. 9, 1932 in Los Angeles to Sheldon and Irene (Baxter) Swenson.
Wayne Black, 79, of Molalla, died April 28, 2013. He was born Dec. 5, 1933. The service will be at Molalla Church of the Nazarene on Saturday, June 8 at 11 a.
Mary-Lee Brown, 91, died April 30, 2013 in Albany at Lydia's House, an Alzheimer's care facility. She was born April 10, 1922, in Medford, the daughter of Frederick and Elsie (Small) Strang.
Juanita Marie Sebern (Gates) Parlee left us to meet her Lord Jesus on April 27, 2013. A proud Oregon native, Juanita was born in West Salem on May 18, 1927, to Ralph and Estelle (Barber) Sebern.
Bennett Timothy James Puente was born in Portland on March 20, 2013 at OHSU, where he spent all the days of his life. Bennett was born weighing 1 pound, 8.
Edgar Louis "Sug" Bryant, 93, of Woodburn, passed away peacefully May 15, 2013. Edgar was born in Alton, Ill., on Oct. 2, 1919, to Benjamin and Carrie Bryant.
The case against a former Woodburn businessman accused of sex abuse was dismissed after he reached a civil compromise with his accuser, according to Marion County District Attorney's Office.
North Marion School District is seeking one interested individual who is willing to serve as a replacement on the North Marion School Board of Directors in Position 5.
Woodburn resident Isaiah Thompkins received the Woodburn Fire District Life Saving Medal at the Woodburn Fire District Board May 14 for saving a stranger's life.
What started as a small, Donald-based repair business for Gary Grossen in high school has grown into a high-tech, globalized manufacturing company looking to expand.
The community of Donald will hold a special Memorial Day weekend potluck Sunday in celebration of Cody Hall Erickson, the 4-year-old boy who was killed by a single gunshot wound in April.
A 15-year-old boy was arrested early Monday morning following a hit-and-run accident and high-speed pursuit in a stolen car from Woodburn to Wilsonville.
The Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation screened eyesight for Woodburn School District students in third, fifth and seventh grades. The Woodburn Lions Club sponsored the checks and were assisted by student volunteers from Wellness, Business and Sports School.
A Woodburn man was arrested Friday after his speeding car crashed into a school bus injuring six school children. Miguel Angel Zamora, 18, was driving his 2000 silver Mustang at speeds in excess of 50 mph when he T-boned the bus, which was carrying 23 passengers, said Jason Alexander, captain of the Woodburn Police Department.
The Woodburn School Board voted to hire Interim Superintendent Chuck Ransom as permanent superintendent at Thursday night's regular board meeting. The board and Ransom signed a two-year contract, which will extend from July 1 through June 30, 2015.
Alter Wiener survived 35 months in Nazi forced labor and concentration camps through a combination of luck and prayer. With an estimated 6 million Jewish people killed during the Holocaust, including 123 members of his own extended family, Wiener has lived with nightmares ever since.
Karen Davis-Lang is the newest addition to the Woodburn Independent staff. Davis-Lang is the new customer service specialist and will help customers with various needs, including questions regarding circulation, accounting, public notices and classified advertising.
The following are May 21 election results from the Marion County Board of Elections: Gervais School District (with nine of 10 precincts reporting) School board position 2: Lenthal Kaup, 43.
UPDATE: Roughly 1,600 business and residential customers along Highway 99E in Woodburn lost power for nearly two hours Wednesday morning. The cause of the outage was still unknown, according to Steve Corson, spokesman for Portland General Electric.
Traffic moves around construction crews from Canby Excavation Inc. as they work on relocating existing city sewer lines at the intersection of Astor Way and the Newberg Highway in Woodburn Monday.
The city of Woodburn's Budget Committee unanimously adopted and approved a proposed $68.4 million 2013-14 budget Saturday, leaving final passage to the city council in June.
The city of Woodburn will determine in upcoming months how to invest what's left in its 12-year-old Urban Renewal District, hoping it can leverage private investment to create a more attractive downtown.
A series of development projects could begin to reshape First Street in downtown Woodburn. West Linn developer JK Chay bought the old Salvador's Bakery building on First Street back in December.
The blueprints for development at the Aurora State Airport have been accepted, but moving toward actual construction will take time, aviation and local leaders say.
The final three candidates for Mount Angel's city administrator position met with community leaders last week. Each expressed their motivation for taking the reins of the city's top staffing position, which became vacant when Susan Muir stepped down in March.
The new Don Pan Bakery in Woodburn will look familiar to old customers of Salvador's Bakery, which closed downtown last year. That's because the bakery and pastry shop, located on Mount Hood Avenue next to LimeBerry Frozen Yogurt, offers similar menu options and the same concept as the once-popular bakery.
A long-standing market at the entrance to Woodburn's downtown has reopened with a new owner and a new name. Amarjit Samra, who also owns the Oak Street Market in Silverton, bought the business formerly known as Gary's Market last year.
Four former volunteer firefighters in Donald stepped up their criticism of the Aurora Fire District #63 and its board of directors last week, alleging ethics violations by one board member and saying the district has shut them out of the decision-making process.
Purdy's Car Wash is hosting a Mother's Day Car Wash, with proceeds going to a local service project. On Saturday, May 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., get a car wash at Purdy's, located on Highway 99E.
A Winchester man was arrested near Woodburn on Friday for two counts of kidnapping in the second degree and unlawful possession of a firearm. Oregon State Police troopers arrested Charles M.
The city of Woodburn released its proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2013-14 this week – a final tweak on a document that will be presented to the city council at a Saturday workshop on May 11.
The Woodburn Downtown Association presents the annual Mother's Day celebration in the Downtown Plaza on May 12 from noon to 9 p.m. The event will include live entertainment, food vendors, Mother's Day cake for all mothers who attend and an appearance by the Fiesta Mexicana Court.
A public works building for the City of Aurora went up in flames Saturday night, and the fire district is still investigating the cause. The pump house building, located on the corner of Liberty and Fourth streets, hasn't been used for a number of years and, according to city officials, hasn't even had electrical power for at least six years.
The first company to take advantage of Woodburn's property tax exemption program will begin hiring in the next couple of weeks. Wilson Construction Co.
A mix of community members, church leaders and 144 students from St. Luke Catholic School gathered on the steps of City Hall Thursday as part of a National Day of Prayer.
A mother, her two young children, and three dogs found their way to safety Monday morning before a three-alarm fire razed their home north of Woodburn.
There was a somber tone Monday at Woodburn High School as students came dressed in red and black to honor a student who touched many lives. Katalina Rivera Bustamante, known by her friends as "Kati," passed away Friday after leaving school feeling ill.
On Saturday, Woodburn and Gervais letter carriers will collect nonperishable food donations left by mailboxes as part of the annual Stamp Out Hunger National Food Drive.
Local residents can sign up for emergencies and alerts through the NORCOM Citizen Alert program. Visit norcom911.org to sign up to receive alerts by phone, text, email and more.
The citizen-led committee of The Donald Hazelnut Festival is announcing a new festival for Donald to be held July 13 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The plan is for this festival to be held annually, and to replace the "Donald Daze" event which has taken place for many years in Donald.
McDonald's recently donated a large fiber optic art, which used to be installed at the old McDonald's location on Highway 99E, to the Woodburn Public Library.
The Woodburn Lions Club is hosting Holocaust survivor Alter Wiener as a special speaker on May 15. This speaking engagement will be at Woodburn United Methodist Church, 700 N.
The Woodburn Public Works Showcase is set for May 18 at Woodburn Health Center. This event is the department's annual community event and the kickoff for its nationally-recognized APWA Public Works Week, where the department displays all of its sections/division, administration, engineering, maintenance (grounds and facilities) and water resources (water, wastewater, surface collection, fleet and streets).
Woodburn Recreation and Parks is sponsoring the following trips for adults ages 55 and over. To register, visit woodburnparks.org or call 503-982-5264.
The Woodburn Kiwanis Club presents the annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast on Tuesday, May 21. The event will take place from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Woodburn Methodist Church, 700 N.
Astor Way (between Rainier Road and Newberg Highway) will be closed from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday for the force main and sanitary sewer relocation project.
Citing health issues, Woodburn City Councilor Horst Raustein will resign his position by the end of the month. The 78-year-old councilor was elected in November to represent Ward 1, which comprises most of west and southwest Woodburn.
Oregon State Police arrested a St. Paul man and his passenger early Thursday morning after a vehicle chase along roads near Highway 219 west of Donald.
A man was arrested Friday after his speeding car crashed into a school bus, injuring six school children. Miguel Angel Zamora, 18, was reported by witnesses and two passengers in his car to have been driving exceedingly fast through a residential neighborhood before his 2000 silver Mustang crashed into a large school bus carrying 23 children, according to the city of Woodburn.
Woodburn Proud is soliciting donations from businesses or individuals to support its 14th annual flower basket program. Order forms for flower baskets need to be received by May 17.
A few local organizations have benefited from Portland General Electric's Volunteer Grant Program, through which 118 grants totaling $50,600 are awarded to organizations throughout Oregon and Washington where PGE employees volunteer.
After a Navy minesweeper ran aground on a reef off the coast of the Philippines mid- January, The Ulven Companies, based in Hubbard, provided rapid support in the way of large rigging shackles necessary to remove the grounded mine sweeper.
Allied Waste Services has a new name. Phoenix-based Republic Services Inc. merged with Allied Waste in 2008, but the rebranding efforts did not become official until this spring.
SPECIAL EVENTS Spring Bazaar and Rummage Sale — This sale will be May 17-20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Portland-Woodburn RV Park, 115 N. Arney Road.
SPECIAL EVENTS "A Craze in Quilting" — Join the Friends of Champoeg for its annual quilt show May 18 and 19 in the Visitor Center Auditorium. The event will be 10 a.
The Northwest Senior and Disability Services provides meals at the First Presbyterian Church, 950 Boones Ferry Road in Woodburn, at noon Mondays through Fridays.
By Wendy McIlnay Senior care professional Recharge, rejuvenate, renew, revive, refresh, revitalize. Pick at least one R from the list because finding a way to renew is one of the most important ways to help your loved one.
The North Marion football team has continued its spring fundraising efforts, with the team gathering in late April to help haul and spread nearly 30 yards of compost at a community garden in Hubbard run by Thelma's Place, a memory loss care center in Canby.
By Mary Tippin, CNM, NP Silverton Health As the sun starts making an appearance more and more frequently, we have all probably heard at least a few people talking about vitamin D.
By Donna Gramse Woodburn Historical Museum coordinator In all of the articles I have written for the newspaper, I have included pictures. I am a photographer, and I've done a great deal with pictures, both in the State Library in Salem and here in the museum.
A local retirement community is providing a different kind of experience for Alzheimer's patients that their families are sure to remember. Silver Creek in Woodburn provides the program Compass Rose, which treats a dementia patient by providing activities and a sense of usefulness and relying less on medication.
Maureen Ernst has taken on a new role as a "leisureologist," having recently retired from Mount Angel Telephone after 14 years. The town's longtime volunteer, who also is heavily involved with the Mount Angel Chamber of Commerce and the Mount Angel Lions Club, said she will continue to be active in those groups, but customers were frantic upon hearing she was leaving.
By Dr. Patrick L. Paradis, DVM Veterinarian and owner of Woodburn Pet Hospital Sometimes dogs are the first to join a family and sometimes kids come first.
Special Events Ice cream socials at Silver Creek — Silver Creek, 703 Evergreen Road in Woodburn, hosts free social hours every Friday at 3 p.m. May 24 will feature happy hour.
In his budget message to the Woodburn School District Budget Committee on Thursday night, Interim Superintendent Chuck Ransom proposed a reduction of 11 positions district-wide.
Lizbeth Salazar Reyes is one in a million. That's what the 18-year-old's doctors told her in November when she was diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma.
An estimated 5,267 students will receive degrees this spring from Oregon State University, making it the university's largest graduating class. The 144th annual commencement ceremony will be at 10:30 a.
The following local students are among more than 540 bachelor's and master' degree candidates who will be honored at Marylhurst University's 119th commencement, scheduled for 10 a.
If anything, Sammi Brentano and Parker Schibel will graduate from St. Paul High School Saturday as very well-rounded individuals. This year's valedictorians excelled in the classroom and in athletic competition, all while engaging various extra-curricular activities and serving as key pieces in the fabric of the school's culture.
St. Paul Elementary School will host a carnival from 5 to 8:30 p.m. May 31. Carnival games will include bingo, a cakewalk, a dunk tank, an inflatable bouncy house.
Kamryn Mobley Kamryn Mobley, 12, daughter of Sean and Nikki Mobley and sister of Lance, is in sixth grade. Her favorite class is art. She wants to go to college to become a nurse.
The Gervais School District Budget Committee has approved a budget for the 2013-14 school year that will eliminate 2.4 licensed, one confidential and 1.
North Marion Intermediate School hosted the district's first Iron Chef competition, a program that produced a lot of excitement, entertainment and information on nutrition.
The 63rd annual May Day at North Marion High School was Friday evening, with the theme "Grease is the Word." Satsuki Abe, a foreign exchange student from Japan, was voted to preside as queen over the event, and she was attended to by her peers' siblings.
After a school year with eight fewer administrator positions, Woodburn School District is reorganizing to bring back two of those positions. "Based on our experience from this year, we can't operate at that level of administrative support," explained Interim Superintendent Chuck Ransom, who announced the changes last week.
The Woodburn School District Music Festival was scheduled for Tuesday night. The event, which was canceled last year in the wake of the May 11 Woodburn High School fire, was set to begin at 7 p.
Woodburn Arts and Communications Academy will be hosting its annual art night Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. WACA Art Night features the talents of art students, from fine arts to performing arts.
The North Marion Auction on April 13 raised $31,000 for the North Marion School District to disburse to various departments. Additionally, the auction raised $6,135 toward an electronic readerboard.
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Great question Mike
Would be a cool idea...even though, like yourself, i want to see the whole thing released.
You will have to give me a while to think about this though
There has been great discussion in Bobby's (Lonniebealestreet) thread regarding the OMAHA AND RAPID CITY performances from 1977 which comprised the original 1977 CBS Special ELVIS IN CONCERT.
Many fans feel that a newly re-edited version of the special should be considered by EPE! (and although I believe that the original 1977 version should also be released for history's sake, I do believe that many fans who have never seen this footage before (or have only seen the original CBS special from '77) would greatly benefit from seeing a newly re-edited version of the special)
I am very interested to see what everyone comes up with!! (h)
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We will miss you dearest friend
Great question Mike
Would be a cool idea...even though, like yourself, i want to see the whole thing released.
You will have to give me a while to think about this though
TCB Chris.
That's precisely why I didn't post my track listing yet either....had to really take some time to pick the best performances, maybe even take some time to sit and watch each show again to better decide my list!
I do know that 2 of my favorite performances from Omaha -- FAIRYTALE and AND I LOVE YOU SO -- will be included in my personal track listing! These are 2 performances that I feel should be included...I just thought that he did an outstanding job on AND I LOVE YOU SO....very powerful performance! FAIRYTALE is also very well done, and deserves to be showcased in my opinion!!!
I will anxiously wait to see your list Night Rider....I'm sure it will be FANTASTIC!!
P.S. I LOVE your new avatar!! And, congratulations on your 2,000th post!!! :worthy:
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We will miss you dearest friend
that would be a tough choice...Mike.. i wish i could hear all tracks from each concerts ...as i am / we are elvis fans... give me some time to think about it .
and same wise..chris congratulation on your 2.000 posts ..
I agree buttonhead!!!
It is a tough choice, which I am sure will lead to many varied answers from everyone on the board!! (Which will be VERY cool to read!!) (h)
Take your time!! Can't wait to see what you come up with!
R.I.P. Tommy
We will miss you dearest friend
I agree with Nightrider, I like to see everything released.
Make it a DVD box, with both complete shows PLUS the tv special.
Let's say a box like Aloha.
Nice question.... but the problem with re-editing it, we need to know which angles are available. Because on one angle he may look extremely fat, while on another quite good. In order to make a DVD release a winner, it should please the fans and do as less damage to Elvis' image when it's watched by non-fans (and journalist).
The main theme of this DVD should be 'Elvis, sick as hell, two months before his death, shouldn't be performing, but still on the road trying to please his fans'. A short documentary (5 minutes) could explain the big downfall of the King, why he kept on touring, etc. It would also be a good thing when people would be informed that Elvis was still a big hit and was performing in soldout venues.
Then the selection of the real content, the show:
1) less talking of fans. Perhaps an option would be to add parts of the documentary instead
2) no mumbling Elvis. I prefer to have this cutout in order to make it more fluent. When Elvis talks in Rapid City, nobody can understand him.
3) select only songs with good vocals by Elvis. Better a DVD without a 'Hound Dog' than with a bad one.
4) good camera angles. Elvis was in a bad shape during that time, but not as bad as a camera registrates. A good angle can do great things.
5) It's an Elvisspecial, so no 10+ seconds closeups of fans during an Elvisperformance (like that girl, biting on her lip).
6) Elvis had his eyebrows accented by an eyeliner. In many shots this clearly shows. That's exactly not the purpose of makeup on stage. Stage makeup shoul compensate colours and lines that seem to dissappear because of the stagelights. I wouldn't have a problem with it when these errors would be fixed by computerediting.
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The ideal would really be to have two new releases. One would have the purpose of featuring the best performances and showing Elvis in a positive light as much as possible, and the other would be to give the fans everything in excellent quality.
So some songs, though I enjoy them quite a bit but perhaps they aren't the cream of the crop, should not be on the new special. But I'd have to get them in the Fans' Edition. Thinking about it, just maybe this new special should be aired on TV, but then available on FTD only would be the deluxe release, which would also have the complete shows and all available footage. Hmmm, but then those people who saw and liked the new special should have it readily available to them for purchase. I was just thinking that a new special like the one I am detailing by itself, and no bonus tracks, would not be a DVD that non-fans would want to pay full-price for...and if we start adding bonus tracks, we'd be showing the things that we say would be better not to show to Joe Public. Perhaps the bonus footage could be of something else? Nah...I don't know--you all help me with that.
I think some of the outside footage, definitely including the Indianapolis airport scene, should be shown before the concert footage...incorporated into an introduction like what Albert was speaking of, which I agree should be pretty short. The stage needs to be set, for those who might not really know, but basically the performance should speak for itself.
As part of the opening, I would love to see the last 45 seconds or whatever it is of Hound Dog used. On the whole, Hound Dog and Teddy Bear were the tracks on which Elvis sounded the weakest, but that last part of Hound Dog rocks, and shows that the guy could still move. I think it's an impressive moment, and he's really into the music there. I see that as being used in the title sequence, with the title going up after that smile from him at the end of the song. During that part where he's doing his little shake, which was cleverly extended in the original special, I think it would add some extra pizzazz to jump back and forth between the different angles, accented by brief flashes of light between the angle switches. It would simulate flashbulbs going off, but also just add a nice special effect, making it even more exciting and giving it sort of a modern touch for the opening.
A bit of Elvis's arrival at Rapid City should be used, and a pretty brief snippet of Elvis with Monique Brave, and some of the walk from the dressing room to the stage entrance area, and then jump to just before taking the stage. Perhaps 2001 could be started at the beginning of all of that, with the sound dipping out a bit for Elvis and Monique's exchanges.
Songs from Rapid City except where indicated by a *:
See See Rider (original edit would be fine)
If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
You Gave Me A Mountain
That's All Right
And I Love You So*
Trying To Get To You
How Great Thou Art*
It's Now Or Never (No Sole Mio )
Early Morning Rain*
Little Sister*
I Really Don't Want To Know*
My Way
Unchained Melody
Can't Help Falling In Love (splice of both performances--Omaha has the better ending, and of course the "'Til we meet you again..." would have to be included)
This is just a thought, but perhaps interspersing some of the core band's solos throughout the show might be alright. Of course, EMR and IRDWTK I've already included, but I was thinking how Ronnie Tutt's drum solo could add a little more rock and roll to the show, and maybe JB's Johnny B. Goode. The drawbacks would be, how do you include some and not others, and also it needs to be clear--which it wasn't in the original special or the album--that these truncated songs are part of the introductions. The 48 seconds, or whatever it is, of What'd I Say being it's own separate track on the EIC album was pretty lame, not knowing the context. Maybe this is a bad idea, but I just thought it could make for an interesting edit.
Some of the songs I picked...I could see arguments for both their inclusion and their exclusion. This is something I think about from time to time, and my song lineup is never quite the same. Maybe this one should be a little longer, not having all the fans' comments and such--though adding some of the intros like I was saying would help in that regard. Anyway, I hope my tracklisting seems to have some merit to some of you.
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I would do two versions:
Version for classic public - 1DVD with best performances (cca 80 min with bonus /fans comments/):
1. See See Rider (Rapid City - complete version!)
2. That?s Allright (Rapid City)
3. Love Me (Rapid City)
4. How Great Thou Art (Omaha)
5. You Gave Me A Mountain (Rapid City)
6. Jailhouse Rock (Rapid City)
Introductions (cutted into this form
- Johnny B Goode
- Early Morning Rain
- I Really Don?t Want To Know
- NO solis!!!
11. Hurt (OMAHA!!!)
12. Hound Dog (Rapid City)
13. Unchained Melody (Rapid City)
14. Can?t Help Falling In Love (Rapid City - it?s last proffesional tape of King On Stage!!!!)
15. Comments by Vernon
2nd version for fans:
All songs and both concerts in full format with all backstage video + classic edition of EIC which was aired in October 77... It should be on 2DVDs.
(Blackmore - Gillan - Glover - Lord - Paice)
Sweet child in time
you?ll see the line
line that?s drawn between
good and bad
see the blind man
shooting at the world
bullets flying taking toll
If you?ve been a bad
oh Lord I bet you have
and you?ve not been hit
by flying led
you?d better close your eyes
you?d better bow your head and
wait for the ricochet
- Lyrics of most beautiful song in rock music ever!!!
The original special should definitely be included in a deluxe edition. Glad you brought that up, Peter.
You know, this may sound extreme, but if we are trying to present this footage as best as possible, in the new version of the special....and if we concede that it's OK (if not necessary) to cut in and out between performances from both shows in the middle of a song, then perhaps that should be taken a step further. What I have in mind is going through both audio and video independently, searching for the best lines and shots from each, and where the audio and video match and fluidity of the video can be maintained, use 'em. Is that going too far, or is that the kind of thing that should be considered? Albert, it sounds to me like you have some heavy editing in mind--am I correct?
...you won't forget me when I go.
I'm going to have another listen....just to be sure...even though i have a good idea what the list will beOriginally Posted by Jungleroom76
Thanks MikeOriginally Posted by Jungleroom76
Thanks Mike....
TCB Chris.
I am back with my list...seems like i am Omaha concert fan..so please dont laugh at my choice
C.C Rider ( i like it the one from EIC CD / with fans comments and 2001 in the beginning )
I Got A Woman / Amen ( Omaha )
That's Allright ( R.C )
Are You Lonesome Tonight ( Omaha )
Fairytale ( Omaha )
Little Sister ( Omaha )
Teddy Bear ( Omaha )
And I Love You So ( Omaha )
Jailhouse Rock ( Omaha )
How Great Thou Art ( Omaha )
Johnny B Good *
Early Mornin Rain *
I really Dont Want To Know *
* Omaha
HURT ( Omaha )
Cant help fallin' in love ( rapid city )
Its Now Or Never ( without O sole mio ) ( Omaha )
My Way ( Rapid City )
Unchained Melody ( Rapid City )
Last edited by buttonhead; 10-14-2004 at 03:04 PM.
See See Rider (Rapid City)
I Got a Woman (Rapid City)
Early Morning Rain (Omaha)
Fairytale (Omaha)
oldies set 1:
It's Now Or Never (Rapid City)
Jailhouse Rock (Rapid City)
Little Sister (Omaha)
I Really Don't Want To Know (Omaha)
If You Love Me (Let Me Know) (Rapid City)
You Gave Me a Mountain (Rapid City)
And I Love You So (Omaha)
oldies set 2:
That's Allright (without introduction talking)
Are You Lonesome Tonight
Trying To Get To You (Rapid City)
Hawaiian Wedding Song (Rapid City) -without introduction talking-
How Great Thou Art (Omaha)
Hurt (Rapid City)
I Really Don't Want To Know
My Way
Unchained Melody (Rapid City)
Can't Help Falling In Love (rapid City)
So in short: few uptempo classics, because they can do very little good for Elvis. More focus on ballads, country and gospel. This set should be about 70 minutes.
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There are some really good ideas here, and the track listings are quite varied. Although I still haven't completed my personal list yet, I truly am enjoying reading everyone's ideas on a re-edit for the CBS special!!
In another post, I suggested that a deluxe edition DVD set (similiar to the ALOHA deluxe set) for the ELVIS IN CONCERT material would be the perfect way to go!! A 2-DVD set containing both the OMAHA and RAPID CITY shows in their entirety, along with the original 1977 CBS special (for historical purposes) and a newly re-edited version of the show! I am glad to see that several of you also feel this would be a perfect way to go, in terms of releasing the CBS footage to the public!
I do agree with Albert that, when re-editing the special, all camera angles for each song should be gathered and examined to determine which angles would be the most flattering to Elvis. Certainly, we don't want to simply use the same angles in an updated edit of the show! My feeling is, the purpose of the updated re-edited version of the show would be to show a stark contrast between what CBS did in 1977 (which is why I said including the original special for historical purposes would be a must, in a deluxe set like this) and how the show COULD HAVE looked, if more time and care went into editing the original special in 1977! I think being able to release a newly edited version of the show, with much more flattering camera angles, would show the general public that Elvis was not in as bad a shape as EPE would like you to believe, or as the original CBS special made Elvis appear. Now, I'm not saying different camera angles would make all of Elvis' obvious health issues disappear...but there must be different camera angles available that would make Elvis look better than the original special did.
I am glad that everyone has such great opinions on the subject of a new re-edit for the CBS special!! I will unveil my track listing soon, but I am certainly enjoying being able to see what other people think about the subject, and seeing which performances everyone thinks should be included!!
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This document provides some frequently asked questions about Sandra. Please read the Help File as well!
Q: What is STREAM? A: STREAM is a popular memory bandwidth benchmark that has been used on personal computers to super computers. It measures sustained memory bandwidth not burst or peak. Therefore, the results may be lower than those of other benchmarks. Sandra is based on this benchmark.
Q: How is Sandra's Memory Benchmark different from STREAM? A: STREAM 2.0 uses static data (about 12M) - Sandra uses dynamic data (around 40-60% of physical system RAM). This means that on computers with fast memory Sandra may yield lower results than STREAM. It's not feasible to make Sandra use static RAM - since Sandra is much more than a benchmark, thus it would needlessly use memory.
A major difference is that Sandra's algorithm is multi-threaded on SMP/SMT systems. This works by splitting the arrays and letting each thread work on its own bit. Sandra creates a thread for each CPU in the system and assignes each thread to an individual CPU.
Another difference is the aggressive use of sheduling/overlapping of instructions in order to maximise memory throughput even on "slower" processors. The loops should always be memory bound rather than CPU bound on all modern processors.
The other major difference is the use of alignment. Sandra dynamically changes the alignment of streams until it finds the best combination, then it repeatedly tests it to estimate the maximum throughput of the system. You can change the alignment in STREAM and recompile - but generally it is set to 0 (i.e. no).
Q: Is Sandra compatible with STREAM? A: No. See above for the main differences. The results should reflect a comparable difference between different computers but are not comparable themselves.
Q: Does Sandra detect NUMA systems? A: Yes, Sandra does support NUMA systems; you also need Windows XP/2003 or later for proper NUMA support.
Q: Will the rating be correct on my NUMA system? A: Assuming that both the OS and Sandra detect the NUMA support and the NUMA nodes correctly, the rating should be correct; this depends on the allocation of test memory blocks on the corresponding NUMA node for each thread (aka CPU).
Q: Why does the rating change between runs? A: Make sure you have enough RAM (16MB or more) and only Sandra is running. If you see the hard disk light up then your computer is swapping. Accurate results can only be obtained if the computer is not swapping.
Q: What's the deal with the new block pre-fetch/buffering SSE(2)/EMMX benchmarks? A: In a nutshell, the new tests use the pre-fetching instructions to bring data into the CPU and store the data directly into memory bypassing the caches. In order maximise throughput, buffers are used to pre-fetch data into the caches so that it is already there when needed and to reduce switches between different data streams.
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Q: Why do I see different reference score lists from Sandra on different systems? A There are currently 4 different reference lists depending on tests run (Options, CPU capabilities):
While this may appear confusing, this was done in order to compare systems using same types of tests and thus not compare apples-to-oranges as much as possible. This should ensure a fair test and result.
Q: How am I supposed to know what (kind of) test was run? A: Pay attention at the result bar, it should tell you all about the test as well as the result in MB/s. It should say:
Q: Why do some systems show close to 95% bandwidth efficiency and others less than 80%? A: While the code for all CPUs is heavily optimised, the effciency depends on chipset performance and memory settings. Only the most aggressive settings may yield > 80% efficiency, thus anything higher is a bonus.
Q: Which memory has better efficiency: SDRAM, DDR, DDR2, RDRAM, etc? A: Mostly, memory bandwidth performance depends on chipset architecture and memory timings, thus performance varies. A generic answer is beyond the scope of this document.
Q: Why do I get lower indexes with the new buffering benchmarks & SSE(2)/EMMX in SMP mode? A: While the ALU/FPU benchmarks were also memory bound, the CPU caches were used implicitly by the system; the new benchmarks completly bypass the caches to achieve greater throughput. However, this results in more collisions/congestions if the CPU bus is shared. This results in a lower index.
This is why L2, L3 caches are so much more important in a SMP system. It is up to you to decide whether you want to measure the pure, maximum performance or the SMP performance. If you want to measure the former, disable SMP support from the benchmark's options.
Q: Why don't I get higher scores with HyperThreading/SMT enabled? A: SMT does NOT help in memory transfers. The bandwidth available to each CPU is the same, thus using all cores would increase overhead resulting in lower scores. We're looking into using SMT for prefetching into future versions of the benchmark.
Q: If the benchmark is multi-threaded, why don't I get higher indexes on a SMP system? A: The benchmark is OK. You can verify by looking at the load, number of threads and memory utilisation in Task Manager.
The issue is the bus that connects the CPUs. If it is shared and not point-to-point (e.g. Intel's (A)GTL+ as used in PPro/PII/PIII/4) the CPUs are sharing the same bandwidth so you won't see much increase due to the huge amount of data transferred by the benchmark. Since the benchmark is memory limited (in order to be correct), one CPU or more won't make much difference since the memory bus is the bottleneck. When the bus is not much utilised you get close to N increase in performance (where N is no of CPUs), otherwise you get no/small performance gain.
Q: In my SMP system all memory benchmarks (ALU, FPU, MMX, SSE2 etc.) return the same score! Why is that? A: See above. This shows that the benchmark is working, i.e. the limit of memory throughput is reached - when no matter what you use to load/store it does not make any difference.
Q: My system is supposed to have a bandwidth of X MB/s (e.g. 800MB/s for PC100 SDRAM). Why does Sandra show less than 1/2 of it? A: The number quoted by the manufacturer is the best case sequential read throughput. Sandra reads & writes to the memory, using different areas in SMP mode. This puts a larger stress on the memory system (including cache controllers) resulting in a lower index, but more realistic. Most programs read, compute and write back data rather than just read data. Please update to Sandra 2002 or later which uses the new instruction sets and techniques to obtain better efficiency.
Q: Why does the Win64 version of Sandra not test over 1TB of memory? A: The current Win64 version of Sandra cannot handle more than 1TB of memory. Future versions will support more, although they may not support the whole 64-bit address space.
Q: Why does the Win32 version of Sandra not test over 2GB of memory? A: The current Win32 version of Sandra cannot handle more than 2GB of memory. Future versions will support more, although they won't be able to support the 36-bit address space.
Q: Why does the WinCE 3.0 version of Sandra not test over 16MB of memory? A: The current WinCE 3.0 version of Sandra cannot handle more than 16MB of memory. WinCE .Net versions can handle up to 2GB of memory.
Q: Why doesn't the benchmark include my super-duper XXXXGHz CPU? A: While we do buy and test each and every CPU model on the market, we cannot afford to buy all the very latest speed grades of each CPU. Even if we did, we cannot update the benchmark when a new speed grade is released - we'd need to do it every week.


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If you live in Florida and have kids 5 years old or younger, they can visit Busch Gardens for free during 2012. Both theme parks are offering a complimentary Preschool Pass with no blackout dates.
The Preschool Pass is valid for unlimited admission to both theme parks. Parents and older children can purchase a Fun Card which allows unlimited entry with no blackout dates. The Fun Card is the same price as a one day admission ticket.
Younger guests will enjoy play areas at Busch Gardens Sesame Street Safari of fun.
The pass is valid for all of 2012 at both SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. The Preschool Pass is an online-only offer, available at BuschGardensTampaBay.com or SeaWorldOrlando.com. It is exclusively for Florida residents ages 5 and younger and is valid for unlimited admission with no blackout dates through Dec. 31, 2012 at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and SeaWorld Orlando.
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High school girls basketball: Lake Catholic beats Kenston for fourth straight win (with video)
The tough schedule Lake Catholic plays is starting to pay off.
The Cougars, who were coming off a win over Gilmour on Saturday, faced another competitive nonconference opponent on the road in Kenston Wednesday night.
In the fourth quarter, the Cougars withstood a fierce rally by the Bombers as they hung on for a 54-50 victory.
With the win, the Cougars improved to 8-8 overall (3-3 in the North Coast League). They've won four straight, their longest winning streak since Stephen Eppich took over as head coach last year.
"We are in these situations all year, losing games and not liking it," Eppich said. "Then it's our turn down the road, and we know how to respond in crunch time. With people like (Katlyn) Spahar, (Elizabeth) Karako, (Jillian) Gibson, (Shannon) McCoy and (Kirsten) Lorek, they step up and make it happen. We are just falling into our own right now."
The Cougars had a 44-35 lead at the start of the fourth quarter, but it was short lived. The Bombers opened with an 11-2 run to even the score, led by Catherine Rachek who had two lay-ins, and Grace Moran who hit a 3.
With the score tied at 48-48, Spahar forced a steal and made a layup. She was fouled on the play and hit her free throw to complete the three-point play with 44.5 seconds remaining. Once they took the lead, the Cougars did not relinquish it. They shot 3-of-4 from the line in the final seconds to clinch the win.
"I was really excited on that play because the refs could have gone either way with it," Spahar said. "Right when I got the ball, I wasn't stopping. I just kept going."
Spahar finished with a game-high 22 points. Karako contributed 16 and McCoy added 10. Continued...
"If there is a big play that needs to be made, offense or defense, Kate was doing it," Eppich said. "She just kind of wills it. It's not a drawn-up play. It's Kate being Kate. She just goes out there and makes it happen."
The Bombers, who slipped to 11-4, were coming off an overtime league loss on the road Saturday to Chagrin Falls. They've lost two in a row to quality opponents.
"We obviously don't like to lose close games, but we've been playing in a few," Kenston coach Kevin Hinkle said. "We've won a couple and we've lost a couple. We know what it takes to get over that hump. Playing these good teams and playing in close games is only going to help us in the tournament. You have to keep that in mind. You can't be satisfied."
While the Cougars had five players share the scoring load, the Bombers had nine. Rachek led the way with 16 points.
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