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LECOM designs bridge curriculum between Physicians Assistant degree and the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Degree.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine is taking another innovative step toward encouraging more individuals to become physicians at a cost savings to the students. LECOM has received the approval for an accelerated three-year medical school curriculum for Certified Physician Assistants to obtain a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree.
The American Osteopathic Association Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation has approved the Accelerated Physician Assistant Pathway (APAP). The College has begun recruiting PAs to fill 12 openings for the Class of 2014 when school starts in July 2011. This will be the fifth student-centered learning pathway developed for osteopathic medical students by LECOM, a leader in innovative, affordable medical education.
|Dr. Mark Kauffman, right, instructs medical students at the LECOM Clinical Assessment Center.
The pathway concept came from LECOM graduate Mark Kauffman DO, MS Med Ed, PA., who worked on the APAP idea for his Master of Medical Education thesis. Dr. Kauffman will direct the pathway, which will enable physician assistants who seek to earn osteopathic medicine degrees to do so in an accelerated, three-year program.
Dr. Kauffman began his career as a PA and is well aware of the qualifications that PAs will bring to medical school. Physician assistants, as healthcare professionals who work under the scope of their supervising physicians, undergo a rigorous didactic medical curriculum as well as at least one year of clinical rotations to obtain the entry level, bachelor or master degree for professional certification.
According to Dr. Kauffman, the PA profession has debated a change in the entry-level to that of a doctorate degree resulting in the PA Clinical Doctorate Summit of March 2009. In association with the Summit, the 2009 Physician Assistant Doctoral Summit Survey recognized that many physician assistants wish to become physicians citing the desire to practice independently, the need for professional growth and development, the need for increased medical knowledge and the ability to do more for their patients as the most common reasons to do so. Currently only 4% of PAs return to medical school noting cost and time away from clinical practice as major barriers.
By accelerating the medical school curriculum to three instead of four years, LECOM will reduce the cost and time away from clinical practice by 25% for PA students enrolled in this pathway. By going year-round, APAP students will begin their clinical experience with a special primary care program between the first and second years, then complete a concentrated series of clinical clerkships in year three designed to increase the medical knowledge they bring from their PA careers.
In 2008, 37% of PAs chose to work in primary care. Growth in demand for primary care physicians will increase by more than 15% over the next decade. Dr. Kauffman and LECOM have identified PAs as excellent candidates to become primary care physicians as they have demonstrated the ability to successfully complete demanding curriculum, have practiced clinically, and have expressed the desire to increase their medical knowledge. Providing an accelerated pathway for those PAs who wish to return to medical school will help to decrease projected physician shortages.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and LECOM School of Pharmacy offer innovative and affordable education in osteopathic medicine and pharmacy. From campuses in Erie, Pennsylvania, Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Bradenton, Florida, LECOM provides student-centered pathways to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. Prepare yourself for medicine as your life's profession.


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Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) is an incredibly famous mystery novelist who has become bored with his own success. His life starts to get interesting when he learns that a real-world copycat killer has started staging murder scenes based on his novels.
Rick is soon questioned by NYPD Detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic), a very bright and aggressive detective who keeps her investigations under a tight rein. Their styles instantly clash yet sparks begin to fly, leading both to danger and a hint of romance as Rick steps in to help Kate find the killer. Once that case is solved, the author decides to use her as the basis for a new book series.
Rick uses his connections to get permission to accompany Kate while she investigates other cases, much to her frequent irritation. But Kate has a reputation for looking for "freaky" cases so she needs all the help she can get.
Others on her team include Kate's confidant, Medical Examiner Lanie Parish (Tamala Jones); sardonic Detective Javier Esposito (Jon Huertas); and Detective Kevin Ryan (Seamus Dever), a nice guy who's always ready to offer obscure facts. Captain Roy Montgomery (Ruben Santiago-Hudson) is their boss who makes sure that Kate's cases go smoothly, in spite of all of the strong personalities involved.
Rick's mother is Martha Rodgers (Susan Sullivan), a diva and former Broadway actress, who still seeks the spotlight and often ends up getting involved with the police cases. Alexis (Molly Quinn) is Rick's quick-witted and insightful teenage daughter who keeps her famous dad in line.
Rick and Kate build upon their new relationship as they look to solve strange homicides in New York — as much fun as one can have with death & murder.
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I do. I didn't like signing him for 3 guaranteed years. I like him as an option for this season since he fills a need.
I have been checking HoopsHype every day now in anticipation for the Lopez contract update, and according to them he has a team option for the 2nd year and a qualifying offer for the 3rd. Without Robert's deal, which shouldn't be much, our total team salary is at 63.1 million. Including the Roberts deal it will probably be closer to 64. Do some of you guys feel better now about the Lopez deal since we do have that out in the second year if things don't work out?
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I do. I didn't like signing him for 3 guaranteed years. I like him as an option for this season since he fills a need.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Whats a qualifying offer? Eric Gordon's contract has a freaking player option! hopefully we can get him to stay!
Also its good that when our rookies become restricted agents we wont have anyone else signed.
I thought Warrick had a team option for next season. If not, that sucks.
That would be the weirdest thing if we didn't pick up Robin Lopez's TO and Warrick has a two year deal, so Warrick was on the team but RoLo wasn't.
HoopsHype has been wrong about Warrick's contract from the start. He has a team option for next year, confirmed after the trade by other sites and whomever 42 knows with the Suns.Originally Posted by 42
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Factor in cap holds, and you are looking at about 17 million in cap room. If we pick up the option on Lopez, it will be about 12.5
I just can't see any scenario in which Warrick or Henry are back- at least not at those prices
Henry earning more than J Smitty is criminal.
JS is the best value contract on the roster.
I say that when we look back on the season, production relative to salary (Wins created vs. $ earned, etc.)- the order will go:
1. Ryan Anderson
2. Anthony Davis
3. Vasquez
4. Smith
I still can't believe how little people talk about Ryan ANderson. We just had one of the Basketball Prospectus guys on the podcast and their performance predictor compares a player to a past or current player based on dozens of factors. The player he says Anderson's game most resembles advanced stat wise? Dirk Nowitzki
Anderson and Davis will both post PER's between 19 and 22, while earning less than 14 million combined.
THAT is value
Anderson was great when he had Dwight getting doubled in the middle and was left open.
When Dwight was out and in the playoffs he wasn't all that productive.
I'm still not convinced he'll be awesome without a top centre but time will tell.
HoopsHype updated our salaries once more, they changed the 3rd year of Lopez's deal from a qualifying offer to a team option. Once again, GREAT DEAL Demps.
Anthony Davis cutting to the basket will scramble defenses, which will help Anderson.
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Run!..don't walk..to spend a vacation in this beautiful home in the Dutch countryside. A wonderfully clean and peaceful retreat surrounded by farmsteads and some of Holland's finest recreational cycling paths. Enjoy the atmosphere of the nearby villages of Elspeet and Uddel ...,with their laid back pace of life. You can easily cycle there from the house on the bicycles provided! The "great for shopping towns" of Apeldoorn and Amersfoort are an easy 30 minute drive..and don't forget to drive out to Spakenburg, Volendam and Harderswijk, all typical small towns where you will see the locals wearing traditional costumes. We had flown in from Los Angeles to visit with our Dutch and Swiss families..and Vinca Minor proved a wonderful base to entertain and welcome. We have travelled the world both working and vacationing..and this ranks in the top 5 of our places to stay. The house is spacious yet somehow cozy, full of contemporary touches mixed with old world charm.It really is special! And the gardens surrounding the house are spectacular. This year, as in most of Europe, the seasons are a little delayed..so we got to enjoy the late flowering purple rhododendrons..and to pick the first strawberries.


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The New Year's Eve traditions of drinking and fireworks have law enforcement ready and prepared today.
The N.C. Highway Patrol is gearing up for another tradition — drunk driving. Motor vehicle wrecks involving alcohol are up this year, statewide, and state troopers are making sure the roads are safer as 2012 comes to a close.
"We're going to do like we do every year," Highway Patrol Sgt. G.S. Hemby said. "We're going to have every available lawman out, setting up random checkpoints and looking for impaired drivers, aggressive drivers and the like."
According to a Highway Patrol statement released Friday, there have been more than 5,500 alcohol-related motor vehicle wrecks this year, leading troopers to issue driving-while-impaired charges to more than 23,000 people.
"Our troopers will be very vigilant in locating and removing impaired drivers off North Carolina highways as we approach the New Year holiday," Highway Patrol Col. Michael Gilchrist said in the release. "Our ultimate goal is provide a safe driving environment for all motorists."
Last year, 10 people died between Christmas and New Year's. The Highway Patrol reports two people died on the state's roads between Christmas Eve and Christmas Day this year. Locally, the activity hasn't been as bad.
"So far, it's been pretty good," Hemby said. "We've had a few collisions — no fatalities or anything like that, so that's pretty good."
Kinston Department of Public Safety officers will be going about their business as usual during a holiday period, while keeping an eye out for illegal and dangerous fireworks use.
"We've not had a lot of activity during the New Year's (period)," KDPS Director Bill Johnson said. "We're out on patrol a little bit more, especially because of the fireworks situation that sometimes people have — not as much as on July 4, but sometimes they do on New Year's Eve."
Johnson added, "And of course, there's some safety issues that go along with that. So, we'll be out looking for that type of thing."
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Find an alternative to taxi-less New Year's Eve
Local bar will provide shuttling service
Kinston's only cab service — and cab — will not operate on New Year's Eve night.
Jones Taxi Service doesn't provide rides after sundown.
All is not lost for night goers who can't decide on or find a designated driver.
The Dugout, a local sports bar expecting major traffic for the holiday's eve, is offering shuttle service for its customers.
For the past two years, the popular bar has offered rides for inebriated patrons.
"It's New Year's Eve," said bartender Chrissy Brooks. "We want everyone to come out and have a good time and get home safe."
Rides will start at midnight, with the van going back and forth as needed. There will be no charge for rides, but Dugout employees ask that passengers tip the driver.
State troopers will have "random check points in random locations" on the night of New Year's Eve, according to Sgt. G.S. Hemby.
Police will monitor the roads for vehicles that run off the road, cross center lines or have erratic drivers.
"Sometimes they're sleepy, sometimes they're impaired," Hemby said about drivers.
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Hard facts about hard spirits
— In North Carolina, you are considered legally impaired with a blood-alcohol content of 0.08 percent
— The highest blood alcohol content rates are between 30 minutes and six hours of consumption, depending on the time of the last meal and the size of it.
— Lower body fat percentages and lower body weight will contribute to lower blood-alcohol content.
— One drink per hour, for most people, will maintain blood alcohol content rate.
— Any depressant drugs will increase the effects of alcohol by up to 10 times.
— Alcohol will have a greater effect if you're depressed or under a lot of stress.
— Illness and fatigue will heighten the effects of alcohol.
— Women will reach higher blood alcohol content levels than man who consume the same amount of alcohol in most cases.
To calculate your blood alcohol content (BAC), visit dui.drivinglaws.org
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We are pleased to announce that the TomTom ONE Europe has been awarded 5 stars in the January edition of Stuff Magazine and has been given the Stuff Hot Buy Award.
In a comparative test of four units, including three competitors, the TomTom ONE Europe came top and was the only device to score 5 stars.
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text: Director and screenwriter Nelson Oliver speaks at Pepperdine University Libraries following the premiere of his original short film, The Red Cape, on February 21, 2013. The Red Cape chronicles a little known chapter in American history: the 1898 Wilmington Race Riot, which stands as the only coup d'état, or violent overthrow of a government, in United States history. The incident was a springboard for the Jim Crow laws that disenfranchised black citizens through the 1960s. Oliver appears here in discussion with Dr. Joi Carr, Assistant Professor of English at Pepperdine, to discuss the continuing resonance of this story in American civil right history. This event was cosponsored by the Black Student Association.


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4A Boys District 1 Tournament Preview
Semifinals: Friday, 6 p.m. at Glacier Peak H.S.
Championship: Feb. 15, 8 p.m. at Glacier Peak H.S.
Advancing: Top two advance to regionals; third place to play-in game against Kingco No. 3.
Big storylines: This is a tournament with a clear cut favorite in Jackson, but Arlington isn't far behind. Both teams dominated their respective divisions during the regular season and were never really in danger of being anything but No. 1 seeds.
The question in this tournament is if one of the teams can step up and compete with the teams at the top. Edmonds-Woodway might have the best chance. The Warriors came on late in the season and finished second in the Wesco South. After the Timberwolves and Eagles, the Warriors appear to be the best team. Kamiak is one of the more fun teams to watch in the tournament because of its ability to score so many points, but it remains to be seen if the Knights can put it together and defeat a team the caliber of Jackson or Arlington.
Favorite: Jackson. This goes without saying. The Timberwolves finished the regular season undefeated with a 20-0 record and were rarely challenged. If Jackson gets to the championship they would most likely face Arlington or Edmonds-Woodway. The Eagles have been the best team in the Wesco North since the beginning of the season, but lost their only meeting this season with the Timberwolves. The Warriors are 0-2 against Jackson, but both games were decided by four points or less.
Dark horse: Edmonds-Woodway. The Warriors are a team that struggled to close games for most of the season. In both losses to Jackson the Warriors had a chance to win. They also had a fourth-quarter lead against Issaquah in the Bothell holiday tournament, but came up short again. Last week, the Warriors reversed the trend. They defeated the Kamiak 76-64 in overtime in a game that all but clinched the second seed in the Wesco South.
Matchup we want to see: Jackson vs. Edmonds-Woodway. The only way these teams can meet in the winner's bracket would be in the district championship game. It was a toss up between Jackson and Arlington or Jackson and Edmonds-Woodway to be the best potential game in this tournament and I went with the Warriors because Jackson and E-W have already played two very close games this season.
Key players: Jason Todd (Jackson), Dan Kingma (Jackson), Brian Zehr (Jackson), Imaan Vicente (Kamiak), Jason Smarr (Edmonds-Woodway), Devin Joseph (Edmonds-Woodway), Travis Bakken (Edmonds-Woodway), Terry Dawn (Arlington), Noah Jones (Arlington), Bayek Tutlam (Mariner), Devin Stoen (Lake Stevens), Dakota Tomson (Lake Stevens), Nicota Stevenson (Monroe), Casey Leek (Mount Vernon).
Picks: 1. Jackson, 2. Edmonds-Woodway, 3. Arlington
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Who Must Prepare and Submit a Facility Response Plan
Facilities that could reasonably be expected to cause "substantial harm" to the environment by discharging oil into or on navigable waters are required to prepare and submit Facility Response Plans (FRPs). The Oil Pollution Prevention regulation includes two methods by which a facility may be identified as posing substantial harm:
- Through a self-selection process; or
- By a determination of the EPA Regional Administrator.
The EPA Regional Administrator may consider factors similar to the self-selection criteria, as well as other factors, including:
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Congress missed the deadline to avert sequestration last week. And now a deadline to prevent a government shutdown at the end of the month is barreling toward lawmakers.
But members of both chambers from both sides of the aisle say they're confident they can work out a deal to keep the government running. The likely sticking point is how the automatic budget cuts, known as sequestration, will continue to play out.
The House voted Wednesday to approve a short-term spending bill, which drew the ire of many Democrats because it kept sequestration in place for most agencies (providing some cushion for the Defense and Veterans Affairs Departments) and continued a freeze on federal pay. The Obama administration said it had concerns with the bill but stopped short of issuing a full-on veto threat.
House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), voted against the House bill but said the administration and House Democrats are "on the same wavelength" when it comes to sequestration.
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"The sequester ... is a bad policy; it's an irrational policy," Hoyer told In Depth with Francis Rose ahead of the House vote. "It cuts without consideration to high-priority or low-priority items."
Nevertheless, the House bill actually codifies the sequestration cuts into most agencies' remaining budgets for the year. The bill does grant VA and DoD line-item increases as well as greater flexibility about how to implement the sequester cuts. All other agencies' budgets would be frozen at 2012 levels and still subject to across-the-board 5 percent cuts.
But Hoyer said the bill could look very different when it emerges from the Senate.
"I think the Senate will shape it in a way that I will like a little better," he said. "Probably not in a way that I will think is optimum, but as I said ... none of us want to shut down government. Shutting down government would be an even worse policy."
Senate Democrats have indicated they plan to grant other Cabinet agencies, such as the departments of Homeland Security, Transportation and Justice, the same flexibility to manage the sequestration cuts that the House gave to VA and DoD.
As the deadline approaches, lawmakers will also face higher stakes — and a stark choice, Hoyer said.
"I'm not going to get my perfect," Hoyer said. "What I will get, hopefully, is a bill that I think is supportable and will keep the government open."
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Sequestration — now nearly one week in — is continuing to roil through federal agencies. Furlough notices are being sent to many employees and agency-union negotiations continue apace.
While the short-term spending bill passed by the House would give some agencies more flexibility to manage the cuts, some in Congress say agencies already have the power to reduce discretionary spending.
Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), the ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, has written to administration officials and Cabinet heads calling on them to "cut the fat" from their budgets before enacting employee furloughs.
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Coburn said agencies are not being mindful of their discretionary spending at a time when they are also warning of widespread furloughs.
"We haven't given [agencies] the flexibility they need to totally accomplish the sequester, but some sound judgment would say you don't do foolish things at a time when you're having to lay off critical components," Coburn told In Depth .
He said a culture change is needed — both in Congress and the agencies.
"I will be the first to admit: The Congress is far worse in this than the federal agencies," he said. "We have great federal employees that do what Congress tells them to do. And what we're saying is, it's time for a whole new culture."
Coburn said he is confident the Senate will pass a short-term spending bill by March 27 to avert a shutdown.
Beyond that, he predicted both the House and Senate would pass budgets (the latter has not passed one since 2009) and, then, would take up an appropriations bill "in regular order" before the start of fiscal 2014 on Oct. 1.
"So, agencies can actually plan instead of working at three or six months at a time, which totally handicaps effectiveness by the people who are paid to do and carry out these programs," he added.
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I've always wondered why
cd isn't a program, but never managed to find the answer.
Anyone know why this is the case?
I've always wondered why
Anyone know why this is the case?
"current working directory" is a property that is unique to each process.
So, if
A builtin cd is mandatory as of course the external implementation doesn't change the current shell directory. However, the latter can still be useful. Here is an example showing how POSIX envision this
It will report an error message for all directories you aren't allowed to
And here is the answer to your question by one of the Unix original co-author. On a very early Unix implementation,
Quoting Dennis Ritchie:
Source: Dennis M. Ritchie, "The Evolution of the Unix Time-sharing System", AT&T Bell Laboratories Technical Journal 63(6), Part 2, Oct. 1984, pp.1577–93
Unix Version 1 (March 1971) chdir manual page states:
Because a new process is created to execute each command, chdir would be ineffective if it were written as a normal command. It is therefore recognized and executed by the Shell.
From the Bash introduction (What is a shell?):
For April Fool's this year, I wrote a standalone version of
No one got the joke. Sigh.
Anyone who isn't sure that
Read its man page, too. :)
cd is a shell built-in command. As easy as is. The man cd says it all. the cd command changes the working directory for all interpreters and (in a threaded environment) all threads.
I think one thing missing in people answer is that current directory is a environment variable that each program can change. If you use 'export' command to see your current environment variables list, you will have:
in your results. Thus by 'cd' command we just want to modify this internal variable. I think if we try, we can chage the PWD variable of any pty in shell, of course. Like:
But I think there s no need in normal cases. In another word, we take help from bash(or any shell) to modify its internal variable defined.


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Robin Price, another member, said he has expanded the program into Kinston.
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The program raises money to support the Havelock Shrine Club's car maintenance and provides funds for its charity activities, including supporting its children's hospital in South Carolina.
The orchids will be given to the ladies who reside at Harmony Hall a few days before Easter. Many of the residents are widowed and see few visitors, Price said.
"We gave over 350 residents, last year, orchids," he said. "You can't believe the look on these women's faces when they get this."
The orchids are boxed and shipped from California overnight. Each contains a water-based liquid vial to keep the flowers fresh.
They generally last up to six months, but some have lasted as long as 13 months when they are taken care of properly, Price said. Directions for care are included in the box.
The Shriners are looking for businesses to purchase the orchids at $6 each. The Shriners will dress in their club outfits and present the corsages to about 125 ladies at Harmony Hall.
Every female resident will receive an orchid. If there are more ladies than flowers, the club members will dip into their own pockets, Price said.
Businesses sponsoring 10 or more orchids will receive a special certificate.
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In addition, anyone can purchase an orchid for a loved one, such as their wife, mother, grandmother, sister or other special person, for the same price. However, the fundraiser mainly focuses on the charity effort.
"Our main goal is to try to get the orchids into the rest homes," Justice said.
Price said any Shriners club that would like to participate in future local orchid fundraisers are invited to call him at 252-342-7931. Individuals and business interested in sponsoring or purchasing orchids can call the same number or Charlie Justice at 252-229-0748.
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I think 'The Moral Landscape' is brilliant, but there is an error in that book on page 86: the Monty Hall Problem. The error is not to see that the assessment of probability of an event depends upon the current information that the observer has.
For instance, seeing the three doors shut, the observer clearly assigns (all else being equal) one-third probability to each door. However, if he chooses door #1, and before it is opened then door #2 is opened to reveal the goat, then at that point his information changes, and he should then, on his then current information, assign one-half probability to each remaining closed door.
To say that before door #2 was opened he chose door #1 with 1/3 probability, therefore it must stay fixed at 1/3 even after door #2 is open, and so the balance if you like of 2/3 must all go to door #3, is to fail to appreciate that assignment of probability depends on the information held by the observer. And in that example, that information changes on the opening of door #2, so the observer's probability of door #1 should also then change.
In a footnote this effect is exaggerated to 1000 doors. The claim is that the probability that he assigned originally and correctly to door #1 was 1/1000, which must therefore stay fixed even after 998 doors have been opened, so that all that extra information must then go to the other remaining closed door alone. This is clearly faulty.
In itself this does not greatly impact the book, except that this example is used to make strong comments about those naive people who fail to reason correctly and think that the probability should be 1/2 for each door after door #2 is opened. Unfortunately, they are actually correct, which rather spoils the force of the argument.
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Cascade High School junior Kayla Zabel, 16, bowls during the Cascade bowling team's practice at Evergreen Lanes in Everett on Wednesday afternoon.
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Senior Chrissy Patterson, 17, left, senior Cailee Harrison and junior Kayla Zabel, right, joke around while waiting to bowl during the Cascade bowling team's practice at Evergreen Lanes in Everett Wednesday afternoon.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald The Cascade High School bowling team practices at Evergreen Lanes in Everett Wednesday afternoon, January 23, 2013. Photo taken 20130123
The Bruins won most of their games this season and again finished 12-0, but more importantly they reversed their fortune at districts. Cascade qualified for 4A state tournament this past Saturday finishing in third place at the West Central District Tournament at Pacific Lanes in Tacoma.
The state tournament is this Friday and Saturday at Narrows Plaza in Tacoma.
Led by head coach Ron Hicks, the Bruins won the state championship in 2005. Hicks said he believes this year's team has the talent to win it all again.
"We have as good of a chance as anyone out there, I think," Hicks said. "We have a good core of girls. The top five girls I have are very competitive and they really want to do well. They have improved a lot as the season went on also. It's always a work in progress and we are going to give it our best shot."
The five varsity competitors are juniors Kayla Zabel and Katie Elliott and seniors McKenna Gorena, Cailee Harrison and Chrissy Patterson. Of the three teams that the Bruins compete against throughout the regular season (Everett, Jackson and Anacortes), Zabel carried the highest average of any bowler at 194, narrowly edging Everett freshman Candice Goldfinch, who averages 191. Elliot has the third highest average at 165.
Bowling has been a family affair for Zabel since she was a small child and she has steadily improved each year. This season she improved her average by nearly 10 pins.
"This year I've just been focusing harder and cracking down and trying to pick up all the splits and spares," Zabel said.
Picking up splits and spares is a lot of what the bowling team works on in practice. Rather than just bowl games during the practice time, the girls take time shooting at certain pins to improve on picking up different spare and split combinations.
"We practice on our 10s and our sevens, like the corner pins," Gorena said. "Those are really hard. Even now, Kayla still struggles with them. Even the best bowlers, they still struggle with picking those up."
Gorena, who is the Bruins' team captain, has shown steady improvement since joining the bowling team her freshman year. She got involved with the sport because some of her friends had shown interest and said the appeal is being able to compete and play at any age. She also admits that she wasn't very good at first, but good thing for her she has a coach who has been working with high-school bowlers since 1980.
"I was on (junior varsity) my freshman year and I was bowling like in the '90s," Gorena said. "I wasn't really bowling that well. I got my own ball and I learned how to use it and I learned how to move and find where the ball works on the lane. He was just really helpful because he knows how many boards to move and he is so experienced in the sport that it is really easy to trust him."
Watching a practice it doesn't take long to see that the girls really get along with each other and are very social. Gorena said the friendships that she has developed with her teammates is the best part of being a bowler. The friendships sometimes even extend outside of the team. Everett and Cascade sometimes practice at the same bowling center and it isn't rare to see the players from each team interact.
The rapport that the girls have with each other will be important at the state tournament. Each girl bowls six individual games on the first day, but just as important are the 14 baker games that the team will roll on the second day. In the baker format each bowler on the team bowls two frames putting more of an emphasis on the "team" aspect of the game.
Aaron Lommers covers prep sports for The Herald. Follow him on twitter @aaronlommers and contact him at email@example.com.
State bowling tournament
Where: Narrows Plaza Bowl, University Place
Local bowlers advance: Team: Cascade; Individuals: Candice Goldfinch, Everett, Brittany Ralston, Everett
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November 17, 2013
It's just about that time of year again, you know, deer season. It's a special time for grown men to sport scruffy, frost-busting beards, spin tall-tales of the good old days and tease the younger camp members to no end. In all honesty, the women folk may look forward to it even more than the male segment. That is, they're trying to get away from all those scratchy beards, tall-tales and worse yet, all the new-fangled hunting gadgets that clutter up the house. With backdrops as such occurring from every nook and cranny of the Mountain State, let the annual games begin circa November 25.
Somehow, the deer always seem to be tipped off to the occasion. No doubt it has something to do with several hundred thousand smelly humans entering the woods all at one time. Or, maybe the women folk have tipped them off somehow. That way, they won't have to put up with so many wild game dinners in the off-season.
As if all that weren't enough, soon after the first volley of gunfire come opening morning, the deer seemingly vaporize by going nocturnal, heading for the thickest escape cover that nary a blaze-orange clad hunter dare enter. These white-tailed wonders literally make fools out of their pursuers in short order.
By day two, many of the hunters are, without admitting as much, throwing in the towel. They're sleeping in, staying back to cook up some new bean-laden recipe, playing cards, lounging by the fire, visiting other camps and participating in all sort of non-deer bagging related activities. These slack times are always the best to garnish the deer camp tales of yore or better yet, make up some brand new ones of your own.
If you were at a loss for some mighty tall camp tales, the ones about DNR stocking rattlesnakes from helicopters or importing coyotes can always be good starters. You can bet the other guys have at least heard of them. Whether they're true or not is of course another story. But, there's never any harm in stirring up a little friendly debate.
For a new twist, you can always add to the lively discussion by throwing in those road-killed deer without their heads. These can range all the way from mutilations by the Moth man up to having their brains tested for chronic wasting disease, the latter which of course is true. But no one is going to believe that, especially after a few evening beverages.
But don't be surprised if the camp gets a little crowded even for the normally closed in underground coal miners, nearly all of whom have made it to camp by now. The many new-fangled gadgets are cluttering up the place more now than even the ribs and roof of your lowest coal seam! The dang gadgets now include all kinds of scent removing, boot drying, straight shooting and deer attracting devices the market has ever contrived.
Admittedly, all this gear drives the price per pound of venison up several fold that of filet mignon. But no one was willing to admit that, especially to the all those deer camp widows. But then again, weren't they all back home, shopping 'til they drop?
Fair's fair, the gang admits at the evening camp meal, moving on to other tales, fun and time to digest. The second day of deer camp ends with a late game of cards, snacks and all sorts of beverage followed by a raucous medley of snoring sounds.
A fresh snow has fallen over night; a curious basket-racked buck looks down upon the camp from the woods above. Mesmerized for a few seconds by the odd smells and strange but faint sounds of the camp, it snorts then bolts for thick bedding cover.


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