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ADVOCACY CHECKLISTS (for each step of the criminal justice process), Sexual Violence Justice Institute, St. Paul, MN.
ADVOCATING FOR WOMEN IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN CASES OF RAPE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE (English and Español), Women's Justice Center, Santa Rosa, CA. Copyright © Marie De Santis, Women's Justice Center.
APPROPRIATE SANCTIONING OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRIMES, Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, Topeka, KS.
Battered women and the criminal justice system, Barbara J. Hart, 1992, Barbara J. Hart's Collected Writings, Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse, St. Paul, MN. Copyright © 1995-2004 Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse.
Batterer Intervention: PROGRAM APPROACHES AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE STRATEGIES, Kerry Healey, Christine Smith, and Chris O'Sullivan, NIJ Issues and Practices, National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC: February 1998.
BATTERER PROGRAMS: WHAT CRIMINAL JUSTICE AGENCIES NEED TO KNOW, Kerry Murphy Healey and Christine Smith, Research in Action, National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC: July 1998.
BATTERERS SLIPPING THROUGH CRACKS ~ domestic violence laws badly enforced, state panel finds, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, CA: July 27, 2005. Copyright © 2005 San Francisco Chronicle. See the Report from the California Attorney General's Task Force on Local Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence.
BEST PRACTICE TOOLKIT FOR WORKING WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS WITH CRIMINAL HISTORIES, Sheryl Kubiak, Cris M. Sullivan, Lauren Fries, Nkiru Nnawulezi and Gina Fedock, Michigan Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence, Okemos, MI: December 2011. Copyright © 2011 Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.
BEST PRACTICES ~ AVOIDING FAILURES OF IMPLEMENTATION ~ LESSONS FROM PROCESS EVALUATORS, Amanda B. Cissner and Donald J. Farole, Jr., Center for Court Innovation, New York, NY: June 2009.
BEYOND THE SENTENCE ~ UNDERSTANDING COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES, Sarah B. Berson, NIJ Journal (issue 272), National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC: May 2013. See National Inventory of the Collateral Consequences of Conviction.
THE BLUEPRINT FOR SAFETY ~ AN INTERAGENCY RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRIMES, Praxis International, Duluth, MN: 2010.
TO BUILD A BETTTER CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ~ 25 EXPERTS ENVISION THE NEXT 25 YEARS OF REFORM, Marc Mauer and Kate Epstein (editors), The Sentencing Project, Washington, DC: March 2012. Copyright © 2012 The Sentencing Project.
CAN FORGIVENESS PLAY A ROLE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE?, Paul Tullis, International Herald Tribune, January 4, 2013. Copyright © 2013 The New York Times Company.
Children Exposed to Violence: Criminal Justice Resources, Helen Connelly, OVC Bulletin, Office for Victims of Crime, Washington, DC: June 1999.
CLOSING SAFETY GAPS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS ~ NASHVILLE-DAVIDSON COUNTY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SAFETY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ASSESSMENT ~ RECOMMENDATIONS REPORT, Office of the Mayor, Nashville, TN: September 2013.
CLOSING THE GAP ~ USING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PUBLIC HEALTH DATA TO IMPROVE THE IDENTIFICATION OF MENTAL ILLNESS (full report and fact sheet), Jim Parsons and Talia Sandwick, Vera Institute of Justice, New York, NY: July 2012. Copyright © 2012 Vera Institute of Justice.
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORMS, John Roman, NIJ Journal (issue 272), National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC: May 2013.
A CYNICAL TWIST OF FATE: HOW PROCESSES OF RULING IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES IMPEDE JUSTICE FOR BATTERED WOMEN, Ellen Pence and Tineke Ritmeester.
DOMestic violence intervention system: a model for response to woman abuse, Barbara J. Hart, 1990, Barbara J. Hart's Collected Writings, Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse, St. Paul, MN. Copyright © 1995-2004 Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse.
Domestic Violence: Keeping the PROMISE ~ VICTIM SAFETY AND BATTERER ACCOUNTABILITY, Task Force on Local Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence, California Attorney General, Sacramento, CA: June 2005.
the EFFECTIVENESS OF COORDINATED OUTREACH IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE CASES: A RANDOMIZED, LONGITUDINAL DESIGN, Anne P. DePrince, Joanne Belknap, Angela Gover, Susan Buckingham, Jennifer Labus, Melody Combs, Claire Hebenstreit, Ryan Matlow, Courtney Mitchell and Annarheen Pineda, April 2012.
EVADING JUSTICE: THE PERVASIVE NATURE OF WITNESS INTIMIDATION, John Wilkinson, Christopher Mallios and Rhonda Martinson, Strategies in Brief (issue 16), AEquitas, Washington, DC: March 2013.
EVOLVING LAW RESULTS IN UNEQUAL PAY TO THE EXONERATED, The Texas Tribune, Austin, TX: September 23, 2011. Copyright © 2011 The Texas Tribune.
FIRST LINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY (English and Español). Copyright © Marie De Santis, Women's Justice Center, Santa Rosa, CA.
FOR NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN, A TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE, Lynn Rosenthal, The White House, Washington, DC: January 18, 2010.
A FRAMEWORK FOR EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING IN LOCAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS (third edition), a collaborative project among The Center for Effective Public Policy, the Pretrial Justice Institute, The Justice Management Institute and The Carey Group, April 16, 2010. Copyright © 2010 Center for Effective Public Policy.
GEOGRAPHY & PUBLIC SAFETY ~ A BULLETIN OF APPLIED GEOGRAPHY FOR THE STUDY OF CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY (volume 3, issue 2), Community Oriented Policing Services and the U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC: August 2012.
A GUIDE TO CALCULATING JUSTICE-SYSTEM MARGINAL COSTS (full report and fact sheet), Christian Henrichson and Sarah Galgano, Vera Institute of Justice, New York, NY: May 2013. Copyright © 2013 Vera Institute of Justice.
IF YOU ARE ARRESTED, Texas Bar Journal (volume 75, number 8), Austin, TX: September 2012. Copyright © 1996-2012 State Bar of Texas.
INFORMATION SHARING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE–MENTAL HEALTH COLLABORATIONS: WORKING WITH HIPAA AND OTHER PRIVACY LAWS, John Petrila and Hallie Fader-Towe, The Council of State Governments Justice Center, New York, NY: 2010. Copyright © 2010 The Council of State Governments.
INNOVATION IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ~ A NATIONAL SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEADERS, Melissa Labriola with Emily Gold and Julia Kohn, Center for Court Innovation, New York, NY: May 2013. See highlights.
JUROR ATTITUDES AND BIASES IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES, Natalie Taylor, Trends & Issues (number 344), Australian Institute of Criminology, Canberra, ACT, AU: August 2007. Copyright © 2007 Australian Institute of Criminology.
LEGAL SYSTEM THAT AIDS SOCIETY'S POOR IN NEED ITSELF, Dennis W. Archer, San Antonio Express-News, San Antonio, TX: January 31, 2004. Copyright © 2004 San Antonio Express-News.
LIFECOURSE EXPERIENCES OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND HELP-SEEKING AMONG FILIPINA, INDIAN, AND PAKISTANI WOMEN: IMPLICATIONS FOR JUSTICE SYSTEM RESPONSES, Mieko Yoshihama, Deborah Bybee, Chic Dabby and Juliane Blazevski, October 2011.
NEW DIRECTIONS FROM THE FIELD: VICTIMS' RIGHTS AND SERVICES FOR THE 21st CENTURY RESTITUTION, OVW Bulletin, Office for Victims of Crime, Washington, DC: August 1998.
THE NIAGARA REGION ~ DOMestic violence REPORT CARD 2011 / 12 ~ THE SYSTEM MATTERS, Ian DeGeer with Barb Hotson, The Coalition to End Violence Against Women, Niagara Region, ONT, CA.
NO JURY, NO JUSTICE? IT SEEMS THAT WAY., Regina Brett, Plain Dealer, Cleveland, OH: November 17, 2004. Copyright © 2004 Plain Dealer Publishing Co.
OVERCOMING LANGUAGE BARRIERS: SOLUTIONS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT, Susan Shah, Insha Rahman and Anita Khashu, Vera Institute of Justice, New York, NY: March 2007.
OVERCOMING LANGUAGE BARRIERS IN THE CRIMNAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ~ CAN LANGUAGE ASSISTANCE TECHNOLOGY HELP?, Insha Rahman, Joe Hirsch and Susan Shah, Vera Institute of Justice, New York, NY: September 2007.
PERSPECTIVES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT (podcast series), Bureau of Justice Assistance, Washington, DC: 2010.
Pima Gets Handle on Violent Crime by Girls, Patty Machelor, Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, AZ: June 2, 2004. Copyright © 1999-2004 AzStarNet, Arizona Daily Star.
PROTECTION AND JUSTICE FOR WOMEN, PROGRESS OR PROPAGANDA? (English and Español), Women's Justice Center, Santa Rosa, CA: January 2011. Copyright © Marie De Santis, Women's Justice Center.
ReDUCING HOMELESS POPULATIONS' INVOLVEMENT IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTiCE SYSTEM ~ RESOURCE GUIDE, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC: updated May 8, 2012.
REPAYING DEBTS, Rachel L. McLean and Michael D. Thompson, The Council of State Governments Justice Center, New York, NY: 2007. Copyright 2007 © The Council of State Governments Justice Center.
SAFETY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL: EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE WOMEN'S ANTI-VIOLENCE MOVEMENT AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PROSECUTION SYSTEM, based on a meeting report by Shamita Das Dasgupta, summary by Patricia Eng, Ms. Foundation for Women, New York, NY: 2003. Copyright © 2003 Ms. Foundation for Women.
SETTING AN AGENDA FOR FAMILY-FOCUSED JUSTICE REFORM, Margaret diZerega and Jules Verdone, Vera Institute of Justice, Family Justice Program, New York, NY: May 2011. Copyright © 2011 Vera Institute of Justice.
SHAME, DEFIANCE and VIOLIENCE AGAINST WOMEN: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF 'COMMUNITARIAN' CONFERENCING, Julie Stubbs, Violence Against Women, Thousand Oaks, CA: 1997.
STATE TRENDS ~ LEGISLATIVE VICTORIES FROM 2011-2013 ~ REMOVING YOUTH FROM THE ADULT CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, Campaign for Youth & Justice, Washington, DC: October 2013.
TECHNOLOGY'S DARK SIDE, Cindy Southworth, The Washington Post, Washington, DC: June 8, 2003. Copyright © 2003 The Washington Post Company.
THE TEN MOST SIGNIFICANT CRIMINAL JUSTICE STORIES OF 2011 ~ SPECIAL REPORT, The Crime Report, New York, NY: December 26, 2011.
TRANSLATING JUSTICE: A TRADITIONAL CHINESE GLOSSARY FOR NEW YORK CITY (Chinese and Español), Vera Institute of Justice, New York, NY: June 2007.
TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: THE COST-SAVINGS IMPLICATIONS, David Cloud and Chelsea Davis, Research Summary, Vera Institute of Justice, New York, NY: February 2013. Copyright © 2013 Vera Institute of Justice.
VICTIM AND WITNESS INTIMIDATION: NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND EMERGING RESPONSES, Kerry Murphy Healey, Research in Action, National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC: October 1995.
victim issues, Barbara J. Hart, Barbara J. Hart's Collected Writings, Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse, St. Paul, MN. Copyright © 1995-2004 Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse.
WhEN TREATMENT IS PUNISHMENT: THE EFFECTS OF MARYLAND'S INCOMPETENCY TO STAND TRIAL POLICIES AND PRACTICES, Justice Policy Institute, Washington, DC: October 2011.
With or Without You; Domestic-Violence Prosecution No Longer Needs Victim's Testimony, Peter Zuckerman, Idaho Falls Post Register, Idaho Falls, ID: May 22, 2005. Copyright © 2005 The Post Register.
WITNESS INTIMIDATION: MEETING THE CHALLENGE, AEquitas, Washington, DC. Copyright © 2013 AEquitas.
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By the numbers: women and retirement
Having the retirement you deserve
To be honest, the stats aren't great. Some of us may outlive our retirement funds because we're all living longer and women, in general, have lower lifetime savings because they often don't work as many years and may not take as active a role in their retirement planning as men typically do.
But it's OK. You can do this. No matter where you are in your retirement planning, it's not too late. Our agents or registered representatives can help you stretch your retirement income and gain peace of mind. But we've got a lot of work to do. Here's why.
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Even with all the concerns over Social Security, 63% of Americans still believe they will be able to rely on it for retirement income. Source: Wells Fargo,2010 - Living longer:
On average, a woman retiring at age 65 can expect to live another 19 years, 3 years longer than a man retiring at the same age. Source: Department of Labor, 2011 - Be a savings leader. You'll sleep better:
Of the 62 million working women (age 21 to 64) in the United States, just 45 percent participate in a retirement plan. Source: Department of Labor, 2011
Getting an early start on retirement savings and contributing regularly to a retirement plan is good for your health. Women who started saving for retirement before age 30 and who contribute regularly to their retirement savings feel less anxious (28% vs. 43%), less frustrated (20% vs. 36%), less regretful (9% vs. 20%), and more positive (42% vs. 27%) and satisfied (33% vs. 16%) about retirement compared to those women who started saving after age 30 and who didn't contribute regularly to retirement savings. Source: TD Ameritrade, 2012
Among full-time, full-year workers, women had a higher percentage participating in retirement plans than men—55.5 percent for women, compared with 53.8 percent for men. Source: Employee Benefit Research Institute, 2011 - Take control:
Percentage of people who reviewed their retirement plans in detail over last year: men 56%, women 34%. Source: Towers Watson, 2012
Percentage of people who tried to calculate how much they'll need to comfortably retire: men 67%, women 45% Source: Towers Watson,2012
Percentage of people who are comfortable making their own retirement investment choices: men 62%, women 37% Source: Towers Watson,2012
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Northern Ballet's Associate training programme was established in 1998 and today attracts students from as far afield as Glasgow, Birmingham and Liverpool.
Students in the Associate Division are aged between 10 and 16 years old and currently contemplating a career in dance. The students attend regular weekly enhancement classes at the Academy, in addition to their regular training elsewhere, to help prepare them for future full-time vocational training.
"Thank you most heartily for everything that you have done for Leon. He would not be realising his dream without you and we are deeply grateful to you all. He has learnt an enormous amount, about himself and about aspects of life that the overwhelming majority of young people his age simply are not exposed to though they deserve and need it."
Associate parent, Leon Moran is now dancing in Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty with New Adventures
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The Associate programme enhances the training of our many excellent schools in the north, giving students the opportunity to work in our vast studios with wonderful pianists, and to be around the company as the dancers rehearse back at base. In this way they learn to travel and broaden their movements, to respond to the music and to use the floor as well as to attain correct posture and placement which is vital to the health and lifespan of any young dancer.
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We want to thank everyone that attended Palouse Patcher's Quilt Show last weekend. We truly enjoyed visiting with everyone and we were in awe of the lovely quilts and projects everyone submitted. So inspiring! We have to give Palouse Patcher's a HUGE KUDOS and warm thank you for another fantastic quilt show-- we are so grateful for being able to take part in such a delightful event. We always love visiting with area quilt shops too.
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STUFFED BAKED CHICKEN with MASHED POTATOES, STEAMED ASPARAGUS, & MORNAY SAUCE
This will surely become one of your favorites for a special dinner at home. A tender breast of chicken is stuffed with three different cheeses, roasted until golden brown, and served with mashed potatoes and steamed asparagus that is topped with a creamy Mornay Sauce. Even the kids love it!
1/2 Cup Shredded Gruyère Cheese
1/2 Cup Shredded Mozzarella Cheese
1/4 Cup Shredded Parmesan Cheese
1/2 Cup Breadcrumbs
1 tsp Minced Garlic
1/2 tsp Chili Powder
2 tbsp Fresh Chopped Parsley
1 tbsp Fresh Chopped Oregano
1/2 Cup of Sour Cream
2 tbsp Heavy Cream, Half & Half, or Milk
1/2 tsp Salt
1/2 tsp Pepper
2 lbs Chicken Breasts, Trimmed
1 Cup Flour
Sprinkle Salt & Pepper to Taste
Light Sprinkle of Lemon Pepper
Olive Oil
1 Bundle of Asparagus
6 Medium or 4 Large (Baker Size) Russet Potatoes, Peeled and Cubed
1/2 tsp Sea Salt
1/2 Cup Warm Milk
1/4 Cup of Butter or Margarine
Salt & Pepper to Taste
2 1/2 tsp Butter or Margarine
3 tbsp Flour
2 Cups Warm Cream, Half & Half, or Milk
1/4 tsp Salt
1/8 tsp Pepper
1/2 Cup Grated Gruyère Cheese
1/4 Cup Grated Parmesan
1. Pre-Heat Oven 450° F
2. Place cubed potatoes in kettle, cover with cold water, and sprinkle with sea salt. Cover and boil for 20-25 minutes until tender. While potatoes are cooking, proceed.
1. Coat baking dish with Olive Oil
2. Mix all chicken stuffing ingredients in a bowl until well blended. Refrigerate until ready to use.
3. Trim chicken, if needed, and butterfly at the thickest part of the chicken to form two lobes. You are splitting the chicken by using a horizontal cut. Try not to cut all the way through on the underside of the breast. Place chicken between two layers of plastic wrap and pound with a pan until ½" to ¼" thick.
4. Peel off first layer of plastic wrap and discard. Stuff each chicken breast with cheese mixture. Press stuffing down and pull opposite lobe over top. The stuffing will most likely peek out slightly. It is not important for both chicken lobes to close.
5. In another mixing bowl, combine flour, and salt and pepper to taste.
6. Dredge each stuffed chicken breast in flour mixture, dust off excess, and place chicken in pan. Carefully flip breast on each side to cover it in olive oil. Place chicken breast with stuffed portion facing up.
7. Once all chicken breasts are in the pan, lightly sprinkle them with salt, pepper, and lemon pepper seasoning.
8. Place in oven to bake for 25 minutes.
CHECK POTATOES. If they are tender, strain. If not, allow them to cook and continue with asparagus.
1. Fill steaming kettle with water, place asparagus in steamer in basket, cover and bring to boil. Allow to cook for about 5-8 minutes for "al dente" asparagus. Turn off and remove from heat. Keep covered in steaming kettle to maintain warm temperature.
If potatoes were not ready, check again and strain.
1. Melt butter over medium high heat.
2. Add flour and cook, stirring constantly until roux is pale yellow and foamy, about 1 minute. (Do not allow to brown).
3. Slowly whisk in the cream or milk. Continually whisk until sauce is thick for about 2-3 minutes. The sauce should come to a slight boil. Reduce heat.
4. Add seasonings and stir.
5. Add cheeses and stir until melted. If the sauce seems too thick, add a little extra cream or milk to thin.
6. Remove from heat.
CHECK CHICKEN. If not browned at this point, turn oven to a broil to help process along. You may need to add a slice of butter to each chicken breast to get the browning effect. If ready, turn off oven and set aside.
MASH the POTAOTES using remaining potato ingredients.
1. Add a chicken breast to each plate.
2. Add asparagus serving to each plate.
3. Add potato serving to each plate.
4. Pour a light amount of Mornay sauce over top of asparagus and potatoes.
Voila! Enjoy!
♥With Love, The Scharnhorst Kitchen
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The EatingWell Test Kitchen takes lean ground beef and combines it with whole-grain bulgur, egg noodles and a creamy tomato sauce in a baked casserole topped with Cheddar. With less fat and calories than the original skillet meal, this dish is sure to become a new family favorite.
To stretch the ground beef, we use high-fiber bulgur and whole-wheat breadcrumbs in the meatballs, which are baked rather than fried.
Potatoes are one of the great comfort foods, especially when stuffed with a satisfying mixture of lean ground beef and broccoli florets plus reduced-fat sour cream and Cheddar cheese. Add a tossed salad and you have a healthy and hearty meal that will leave you feeling good.
This version of the chain-restaurant favorite has fresh flavors and a healthy nutritional profile. Vary the heat by varying the type of salsa you use. Baked corn tortilla chips and lime wedges are natural accompaniments.
Very finely chopping onion, mushrooms and carrots in the food processor is not only fast—it makes the vegetables hard to detect for picky eaters. They also form the base for the sauce of this ground beef skillet supper. Make it a meal: Serve with a green salad.
Chile Verde, usually a slow-cooked stew of pork, jalapeños and tomatillos, becomes an easy weeknight meal with quick-cooking ground beef and store-bought green salsa. Make it a Meal: Serve with fresh cilantro, red onion and Monterey Jack. Add your favorite hot sauce.
This diner classic gets a makeover by replacing some of the ground beef with finely chopped portobello mushrooms, which add moisture and flavor. We like a smear of pickle relish on top, but you could try chutney, mustard or hot pepper relish in its place. Make it a Meal: Round out the plate with Oven Sweet Potato Fries and Balsamic & Parmesan Roasted Cauliflower.
Ground beef is inexpensive and versatile—two great reasons to serve it for dinner. But there are even more great reasons to consider making one of these lean ground beef recipes tonight. For starters, the 93%-lean ground beef used in these healthy ground beef recipes, considered "lean" by the USDA, fits into a healthy eating plan. Few foods provide as much zinc, a mineral vital to growth and a healthy immune system. Plus beef is a great source of protein, iron and vitamin B12. And studies have shown that women with higher intakes of a naturally occurring trans fat found in beef had denser bones than women with lower intakes. Take advantage of the relatively little fat and all those health benefits with these easy ground beef recipes.
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POTSDAM Clarkson Universitys Reh Center for Entrepreneurship and Shipley Center for Innovation have named two more Young Entrepreneurs and Innovators Program winners.
Through an unusual business plan competition, which concluded earlier this month, five finalists presented their business plans and commercialization opportunities to a panel of experts.
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A shot to win it all: NDSU marksmanship team shines at nationals
Marksmanship team finishes 7th
Published: Monday, April 16, 2012
Updated: Monday, April 16, 2012 16:04
Many people may have overlooked that fact that the NDSU marksmanship team went to nationals in March. Qualifying for nationals is a chance-in-a-lifetime event, but coming out near the top is something that will go down in the books. The marksmanship team did not finish in first place, but the team gave it their best shot and in the end finished seventh. Next season, the team feels that they have the ability to go down in history by winning it all.
Heading into Fort Benning, Georgia the site of the 2012 NRA Intercollegiate Championships, each member of the marksmanship team, senior Allan Johnson, a fifth-year pharmacy student; junior Robert Nelson, majoring in biology; junior Jake Oster, majoring in zoology and freshman Brandon Godbout, majoring in computer engineering, who are coached by Richard Butler, Mitch Godbout and Ashley lane, felt entirely confident that they would shoot at their best.
The results did not lie as NDSU placed in the upper echelon in both air rifle and small bore shooting. Members of the team also notched personal best scores in each category.
NDSU placed eighth in air rifle out of 15 teams with a score of 1999, 50 points higher than their qualifying score to get to the championships. As individuals, Godbout placed eighth with a score of 562 out of 600 and was named to the second all-star air rifle team.
Oster placed 34th with a score of 516, Nelson placed 42nd with a score of 489 and Johnson placed 44th with a score of 432. Oster, Nelson and Johnson all shot personal bests in the match.
NDSU also placed eighth in small-bore rifle out of 15 teams, with a score of 1858, 17 points higher than the qualifying score. In individuals, Godbout placed eighth with a score of 532 and was also named to the second all-star small-bore team.
Marksmanship team member Oster placed 29th, with a score of 481, Nelson placed 31st with a score of 468 and Johnson placed 38th with a score of 377. For Nelson, Oster, and Johnson, these were personal bests.
As a combined total from air rifle and small bore, the team placed seventh with a score of 3857. With this being the second year the Marksmanship club has been shooting, the club has progressed at a very high rate.
Coach Butler was proud of his shooters and noted that three of the four had never shot on the national stage before.
"It may have been a little nerve racking to get used to all the modern technology of scoring, the number of competitors and the level of competition. But they all settled in and did a great job," Butler stated.
Godbout enjoyed national prominence in being named an all-star in both categories. This was Godbout's freshman season, but he is no amateur to marksmanship shooting. Godbout was previously part of the Junior Olympic marksmanship teams.
With that experience under his belt, and a long ways to go as part of the NDSU marksmanship team, Godbout will continue to get better and better. Having a shooter with that much talent will surely help carry the team to the top in coming years.
Johnson considered it an honor to shoot in nationals.
"It was one of the greatest moments of my life. To experience shooting at nationals for your school is definitely a dream come true," he said.
Nelson enjoyed being in the national spotlight. It was an experience he will never forget.
"Overall I'd say this trip made for the best spring break I've ever had. It was an amazing opportunity to compete against other shooters as well as get some help from professionals. All our practice definitely paid off," Nelson said.
Spending free time with teammates was also something Nelson enjoyed.
"Besides the unbelievable learning experience, the activities available to us in our free time also greatly added to the trip. We got a chance to do such things as visit the Infantry Museum, watch a Rangers-in-Action demonstration, airborne demonstration, and an AMU shotgun demonstration," he said.
"We also got a chance to shoot some of their weapons, such as a Berretta 9mm in a fast steel competition. During an event called 'HOT EX' we got a chance to shoot a Barrett .50 cal sniper rifle, an M110 sniper rifle, M4 Carbine, as well as a few other firearms," Nelson added.
Much work and preparation went into the season. According to the team, they were prepared mentally to shine at nationals with the support and encouragement of each coach.
Next year when March rolls around take the time to lookout for the NDSU Marksmanship team. They are a group filled with young and relentless shooters that are only going to get better. Maybe next year the marksmanship team can join the ranks of all the other great NDSU teams and go down in history with first place honors.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 28, 2007) – The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) today congratulated Abengoa Bioenergy R&D, Inc., Broin Companies, Inc., Iogen Corporation and their partners – members of BIO's Industrial & Environmental Section – for receiving Department of Energy cost-share grants for construction of new commercial biorefineries.
Brent Erickson, executive vice president of BIO's Industrial & Environmental Section, said, "The grants announced today by Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman will help bring more ethanol motor fuel to the pump within the next few years, reducing both our reliance on imported oil and our emissions of greenhouse gases. Further, these grants will bring thousands of new jobs to rural economies in Idaho, Iowa, and Kansas, where new biorefineries will be built. This is a win for consumers, a win for our rural economies, and a win for the environment. We are grateful for the President's decisive leadership on this important issue and for the funds Congress provided to carry out this program."
The awards announced today implement Section 932 of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 to fund construction of regional commercial scale demonstration biorefineries that produce transportation fuels, chemical and biobased products from biomass. The awards can match up to 40 percent of the companies' funding with federal grants, allowing both construction of new biorefineries and expansion of existing ethanol refineries to include large-scale cellulosic processing units.
· Abengoa Bioenergy, with its technology partner Dyadic International, received a $76 million matching grant to construct a new facility producing 11.4 million gallons of ethanol from cellulose in Colwich, Kansas.
· Broin Companies, with its technology partners DuPont and Novozymes North America, received an $80 million grant for the conversion and expansion of an existing facility in Emmetsburg, Iowa, which will produce 125 million gallons of ethanol, including more than 30 million gallons from cellulose.
· And Iogen Corp. received an $80 million grant for construction of a new 18 million gallon ethanol from cellulose facility in Shelley, Idaho.
Erickson continued, "Federal government cost-sharing for the construction of these large-scale biorefineries to convert cellulosic biomass to ethanol and other useful consumer products is a critical step toward bringing recent industrial biotech breakthroughs to the market. The demonstration biorefineries built with today's announced grants will help rapidly advance the learning curve, reduce the costs, and increase the efficiency of producing ethanol from cellulose. New research made possible through these new, modern biorefineries will significantly speed the widespread commercialization of ethanol from cellulose and many other biobased products. These grants should also send a very strong signal to the investment community that commercialization of biofuels and biobased products from cellulose is a near-term certainty. The federal government will now share the risk in financing new cellulosic biofuels units in every region of the country."
BIO supports the production of ethanol from all feedstocks. Agricultural biotechnology is helping to increase corn yields, while industrial biotechnology is helping to convert corn starch and crop residues into ethanol more efficiently. With ongoing advances in biotechnology, biofuels can help America meet nearly half its transportation-fuel needs by the middle of this century.
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BIO represents more than 1,100 biotechnology companies, academic institutions, state biotechnology centers and related organizations across the United States and 31 other nations. BIO members are involved in the research and development of healthcare, agricultural, industrial and environmental biotechnology products. BIO also produces the annual BIO International Convention, the world's largest biotechnology conference and exhibition.
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The goal of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is to reduce commercial vehicle related fatalities, as well as the number of persons injured in commercial vehicle related crashes, by 50 percent by the year 2010.
FMCSAs Research and Technology programs encompass a range of issues and disciplines, all related to motor carrier and bus safety and security. FMCSA defines a research program as any systematic study directed toward fuller scientific discovery, knowledge, or understanding that will improve safety and security, and reduce the number and severity of commercial motor vehicle crashes. Similarly, a technology program includes those that adopt, develop, test and/or deploy innovative driver and/or vehicle best practices, and technologies that will improve safety and security, and reduce the number and severity of commercial motor vehicle crashes.
Currently, FMCSAs Office of Research and Technology conducts programs in the area of Driver Safety Performance, Commercial Vehicle Safety Performance, Carrier Compliance and Safety, Safety Systems and Technology, Cross-Cutting Safety Initiatives, and Security. The study described in the following Tech Brief was designed and developed as part of FMCSAs Research and Technology Driver Safety Performance Program. The primary goals of this program are to improve the safety behavior of non-commercial drivers in the vicinity of trucks and buses, and ensure that commercial drivers are physically qualified, trained to perform safely, and mentally alert.
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Staying awake means staying alive. This is a slogan used to describe a research study on sleep apnea sponsored by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the American Transportation Research Institute of the American Trucking Associations (ATA). The research project addressed the prevalence of sleep apnea among commercial truck drivers, potential risk factors, and its impact on driving performance.
This Tech Brief summarizes the projects final report, A Study of Prevalence of Sleep Apnea Among Commercial Truck Drivers.
Sleep apnea is a major contributor to daytime drowsinessa condition that could prove deadly for commercial truck drivers and involved passenger vehicles. It is a condition where, during sleep, a narrowing or closure of the upper airway causes repeated sleep disturbances leading to poor sleep quality and excessive daytime sleepiness. Since excessive sleepiness can be a consequence of sleeping disturbances, drivers with sleep apnea have compromised driving performance leading to increases in the risks of crashes. According to the Divided Attention Driving Task, a research test designed to mimic driving performance, individuals with sleep apnea perform, on average, as poorly as individuals whose levels of blood alcohol concentration exceed the legal limit. The results of this study show that the prevalence rates of sleep apnea among commercial truck drivers are similar to sleep apnea rates found in other general populations. This is in contrast to the extremely high prevalence rates reported previously by the Stoohs study. [Stoohs, Sleep and Sleep-Disordered Breathing in Commercial Long-Haul Truck
Drivers, 1995]
This research study had three objectives:
To estimate prevalence of sleep apnea in a sample population, researchers had to decide the following: sample population to be studied, higher risk and lower risk categories for likelihood of sleep apnea, placement category for in-laboratory testing, and methods to be used for in-laboratory testing.
The first step in estimating the prevalence of sleep apnea was to decide on a target population or population of interest for the study. Two approaches were considered when evaluating commercial truck drivers, before selecting the most applicable method. The first approach based the sample on drivers of specific commercial driving companies. However, there was concern that the hiring practices of some commercial driving companies may have specific features affecting the nature of their driver population, thereby improperly influencing the sampling pool. The second approach, and the one upon which this study was based, used a target population based on a random sample of commercial drivers license (CDL) holders living within 50 miles of the University of Pennsylvania. This approach had the advantage of a precisely defined sampling frame, which permitted a true random sample of 4,826 commercial truck drivers in a precisely defined population. The Pennsylvania Department of Motor Vehicles provided the random sample of CDL holders. Approximately 31.5 percent, or 1,391 participants, responded.
To determine the placement into higher risk and lower risk categories for the likelihood of sleep apnea, an instrument called a Multivariable Apnea Prediction (MAP) was used to calculate a MAP score based on age, gender, and body mass index (which measures the degree of obesity). Responses to survey questions about symptoms of sleep apnea also were evaluated as part of the calculation of each drivers MAP score. Of the total scores, 778 drivers scored high on the MAP and were placed in the higher risk group, while 551 drivers with low MAP scores made up the lower risk group. All drivers who were placed in the higher risk category were enrolled in in-laboratory testing, while those placed in the lower risk category were enrolled in random order for in-laboratory testing.
All in-laboratory participants were assessed using multiple instruments with regard to their subjective perception of sleepiness and functional impairment, as well as objective measures of sleepiness, lack of attention, and other functional consequences of sleepiness. Various methods of testing were used in analyzing both subjective and objective measures of sleepiness. Methods to analyze subjective measures included self-report questionnaires, which measured drivers self-perception of sleepiness and functional impairment. Methods to analyze objective measures included assessment of reaction times, performance lapses, and lane tracking ability.
Subjective Measures of Sleepiness:
Drivers were asked to complete a simple self-administered questionnaire of eight items measuring their general level of daytime sleepiness, whereby they rated the likelihood of dozing off or falling asleep when in various situations commonly encountered in daily life, such as watching television, or being a passenger in a car.
This highly sensitive measurement scale for sleepiness was conducted on drivers who experienced shortened sleep duration the previous night. Participants, who were sleepy during the test, encountered intrusions of sleep episodes into their normal states of wakefulness. This test measures sleep intrusions into states of wakefulness.
This test is a single seven-item subjective measure scale for sleepiness. It asks the participants to circle the statement that best describes how sleepy they feel at the moment they are answering the question.
This is a self-report measure designed to assess the impact of disorders of excessive sleepiness on multiple activities of everyday living. This test is used to determine how disorders of excessive sleepiness affect participants ability to conduct normal activities and the extent to which these abilities are improved by effective treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness.
Objective Measures of Sleepiness:
This test, which measures the psychological pressure to fall asleep, studied the rate at which drivers fell asleep during daytime naps. Drivers were asked to fall asleep in a dark room at two-hour intervals, where the length of time it took to fall asleep was measured and the average of all nap opportunities was calculated.
Using a handheld device with a small visual display, this test measured driver reaction time to stimuli over a 10-minute period. Measurements that are sensitive to the effects of sleep loss, such as median reaction time, number of performance lapses, lapse duration, and optimum response time, were recorded.
Designed to mimic driving performance, participants were tested using a driver-like model. They used a steering wheel device to track randomly moving targets, while simultaneously responding to numbers that randomly appeared at the corners of a computer screen. Each drivers average deviation from the desired center point and slope of increase was computed over the time of the test.
This test assessed cognitive speed and accuracy by subjecting drivers to a 90-second test, whereby the participant viewed nine identified symbols and was asked to identify one symbol at a time by typing its corresponding number. As soon as the driver responded, a new symbol appeared. Excessive sleepiness greatly affected the ability to perform this test.
A major goal of the study was to determine the prevalence of sleep apnea in commercial truck drivers, based on the results of several tests conducted on a random sample of commercial drivers license (CDL) holders living within a 50-mile radius of the University of Pennsylvania. The results of the study revealed that 17.6 percent of CDL holders had mild sleep apnea, 5.8 percent had moderate sleep apnea, and 4.7 percent had severe sleep apnea.
A significant research finding was that, although sleep apnea is common among commercial vehicle drivers, its prevalence is considerably less than the 78 percent reported for mild sleep apnea of CDL holders in the Stoohs study. Instead, the rates of prevalence are more similar to study results in other, more general populations, rather than commercial truck drivers as a group.
The study also revealed that the prevalence of sleep apnea depends on the relationship between two major factors, age and degree of obesity, with prevalence increasing with both. This relationship is important, because it provides the commercial driving industry with predictions that are useful in estimating the prevalence of sleep apnea in any population of drivers.
Another meaningful study finding showed that the prevalence of sleep apnea depends on the average duration of sleep over consecutive nights at home. Short sleep duration, six hours or less per night, results in an increase in the prevalence of sleep apnea. It was revealed that sleep duration is affected by the time at which drivers awake in the morning, and since more than 35 percent of commercial truck drivers terminate their sleep before 6:00 am, they have significantly shorter sleep durations and higher chances of daytime sleepiness. All measures of sleepiness showed that the effects of daytime performance depend, not only on the severity of sleep apnea, but also on the average sleep duration of the driver.
A large number of drivers indicated self-reported sleepiness on the subjective tests; however, it was not a determining factor of the presence and severity of sleep apnea, since no relationship was found between self-report measures and any of the performance ability tests. This lack of relationship is unclear, and indicates that self-reports of sleepiness are not a reliable source in identifying drivers who are likely to have sleep apnea. Conversely, almost all of the objective tests of performance showed a clear relationship between performance ability and the severity of sleep apnea, i.e. the relationship between the measurement of sleepiness, and rate of performance lapses and lane tracking ability.
Since sleep apnea and shortened sleep duration were prevalent in the CDL test group, any effort to deal with impaired driving performance, as a result of excessive sleepiness, needs to consider both issues. These issues are important, since the risk of having sleep apnea is higher in CDL holders who have shorter durations of sleep. Although the prevalence of severe sleep apnea and chronic inadequate sleep among commercial truck drivers gives rise to serious concerns, it can be a reversible condition with effective treatment. However, a major challenge to ensuring driver safety against the adverse effects of sleep apnea is to develop cost-effective ways of identifying at-risk drivers, and ensuring a solution to this treatable and preventable problem.
Based on the results of the sleep apnea research project, researchers offered several recommendations to address the problems with the prevalence of sleep apnea among commercial truck drivers. These suggestions, however, do not necessarily represent the position or policies of the FMCSA. The recommendations include the following:
Pack, Allen I.; Dinges, David F.; Maislin, Greg. A Study of Prevalence of Sleep Apnea Among Commercial Truck Drivers, FMCSA, Publication No. DOT-RT-02-030, Washington, DC, 2002.
Researcher: This study was performed by the Trucking Research Institute, American Trucking Associations Foundation, 2200 Mill Road, Alexandria, VA 22314. Contract No. DTFH61-93-R-00088.
Distribution: This Tech Brief is being distributed according to a standard distribution. Direct distribution is being made to the Service Centers and Divisions.
Availability: The study final report FMCSA-RT-02-030 is available from the National Technical Information Service ( PB2002-108226).
Key Words:
Alertness Performance; Commercial Drivers; Daytime Sleepiness; Driving Tasks; Performance Measures; Prevalence of Sleep Apnea; Sleep Apnea; Sleep Deprivation; Sleep Duration.
Notice: This Tech Brief is disseminated under the sponsorship of the Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange. The Tech Brief provides a synopsis of the studys final publication. The Tech Brief does not establish policies or regulations, nor does it imply USDOT endorsement of the conclusions or recommendations. The U.S. Government assumes no liability for its contents or their use.
Web Site: All FMCSA Tech and Analysis Briefs may be accessed at:
Technical Writer: Craig Steinberg, C2 Technologies, Inc.
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Following this morning's announcement by Gov. Snyder and Republican legislative leaders about their support of so-called "right-to-work" legislation, the state House and Senate took swift action in passing bills implementing the deceptive, flawed concept for both public and private sector workers.
Both chambers amended existing bills to include language allowing workers to choose not to pay their fair share of the costs of negotiating their contract. The bills legalize freeloading, which pits workers against one another and gives corporate special interests an even greater advantage in being able to cut wages and benefits.
In the House, HB 4054 was amended and passed by a vote of 58-52 to implement "right-to-work" for private sector workers. Six Republicans (Forlini, Goike, Horn, McBroom, Sommerville and Zorn) voted no along with all Democrats.
On the Senate side, both public and private sector workers were attacked -- SB 116 and HB 4003 were passed with 22 Republican votes each, with four Republicans (Rocca, Casperson, Nofs and Green) voting no. Senate Democrats all voted against SB 116 -- all 12 chose not to vote on HB 4003 in protest. Local police and fire employees, as well as state police, were exempted.
In the final weeks of the legislative session, state lawmakers are considering bills that would strip away local communities' ability to guide education policy, by creating a statewide "takeover district."
So-called "Right to Work" legislation is likely to move through the Legislature as early as next week. Right-wing legislators are hoping that MEA members will be too distracted by the holiday season to notice.
Members of the state House Education Committee were "extremely confused" about legislation to create a statewide takeover district during a committee hearing Monday, according to the Gongwer News Service -- another sign that they should not attempt to pass such radical school overhauls in the lame duck session.
The panel was hearing testimony on House Bill 6004, which would expand the authority of the interlocal agreement between Detroit Public Schools and Eastern Michigan University that created the Education Achievement Authority.
The legislation would expand the EAA to the entire state, allowing it to absorb schools deemed by arbitrary and flawed ratings to be in the bottom 5 percent.
Legislation that would eliminate a local community's ability to guide education policy by creating a statewide "takeover district" appears to be headed for quick action in the Legislature after the Thanksgiving holiday.
House Bills 5923 and 6004 expand the authority of the interlocal agreement between Detroit Public Schools and Eastern Michigan University that created the Education Achievement Authority, a virtual school district. The legislation would expand the EAA's current reach from Detroit to the entire state, allowing Lansing bureaucrats to assume many of responsibilities currently entrusted to local school board members, parents and educators.
This statewide takeover district would oversee schools deemed by arbitrary and flawed ratings to be in the bottom 5 percent. Creating a cold, impersonal statewide school district would eliminate time-honored "neighborhood schools," further eroding the public school system.
The Governor's ink was barely dry on PA 300 (originally SB 1040) yesterday afternoon when MEA and AFT/Michigan were in court winning two temporary restraining orders on parts of the new law. Judge Rosemarie Aquilina issued the TROs and promised a full hearing on the constitutionality of the new law this fall.
Gov. Snyder and Attorney Bill Schuette launched a formal attack on voter rights yesterday when they filed court papers to block the constitutional amendment to protect collective bargaining and the middle class from the November ballot. The two claim that the amendment changes too many laws to be listed in the 100-word statement of purpose for the ballot and should therefore be denied a place on the ballot.
At the request of the Governor, Schuette issued an opinion stating that "the Governor and lawmakers have enacted reforms that have led to economic growth and budget stability." The concern is that the ballot proposal could undo all of that.
Andrew Nickelhoff, attorney for the Protect Our Jobs campaign, discounted Schuette's opinion since it's based on faulty legal reasoning and the proposal has already met all legal requirements.
IMPACT OF SB 1040 H-3, as Finalized by the Legislature 8/15/12
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For retirees who are 65 or older, who are Medicare-eligible and have retired by January 1, 2013
Unfortunately the House voted 57-48 in favor the (MPSERS) overhaul, a compromise that includes a study to fully transition from a defined benefit (DB) to a defined contribution (DC) system. Earlier in the day the Senate passed the bill, SB 1040, by a vote of 21-16, sending it to the House. The bill moved to the Governor's office for his signature. The changes made in this version include the following:
Snyder's School Cuts: THE NUMBERS DON'T LIE
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Hello AGers,
I got a quick question does Armorgames accept Stencyl games?? I'm sorry if this is already asked somewhere many years ago.
Hoping on a answer, bye!
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no they dont
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They don't. If so, ****.
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Yes, they probably do...
Stencyl does export as an SWF, so as long as you make the game high enough quality, there is no reason they shouldn't accept it.
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Armor Games will accept Stencyl games if they are good enough to be on the site. They are after all made in flash and you can get a .swf file from them. It'll just take a few months to create a decent game with it if you are a beginner.
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Thanks for the answers!
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I wonder if there are any games currently on the site that were made with Stencyl? I sent them a message, I'll update if I get a reply.
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Bradley Central's Bryce Copeland (10) is stopped by the Ooltewah's Ben Snider (21).Photo by Robin Rudd.
Ooltewah 15 12 13 16 -- 56
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Ooltewah (56) -- Antonio Jackson 20, Jacqueze Robinson 19, Ware 6, Snider 4, Maston 7, Bass, King.
Bradley Central (60) -- Daniel Clark 15, Bryce Copeland 15, Cox 7, Bentley 8, Terrell 5, Matthew Whitmire 10.
3-point goals: Ooltewah 6 (Robinson 4, Jackson 2); Bradley 8 (Clark 2, Copeland 2, Bentley 2, Terrell, Cox). Records: Bradley Central 19-12; Ooltewah 20-10.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Bryce Copeland probably never held his girlfriend as tightly as he did the Region 3-AAA championship plaque Thursday night.
Bradley Central's senior guard clutched the hardware through five postgame media interviews, glancing down at the prize ever so often just to make sure it was real.
Copeland's leadership and calmness late helped the Bears pull off a 60-56 upset of defending region champion Ooltewah, a team that had beaten Bradley twice during the regular season.
"This is the best feeling in the world," Copeland said after finishing with 15 points, including two 3-pointers and a free throw that put the game out of reach in the final seconds. "This team has come so far since the Christmas break. We've just gotten better and better and have been playing our best here at the right time."
Bradley Central will host sixth-ranked Siegel in Monday's sectional, while Ooltewah must travel to top-ranked Murfreesboro Blackman.
After Ooltewah scored the game's first four points and led for the first four minutes, Bradley began its comeback with four straight 3s, two by Copeland. The Bears then finished the opening quarter on an 11-0 run and built a 10-point cushion midway through the second quarter.
The Owls cut the deficit to one on Ben Snider's layup, but Bradley closed out the half with a trey by Logan Cox and began the second half with another 3 from Taylor Bentley.
Although Bradley led the rest of the game, Ooltewah stayed within striking distance, pulling within one possession five times. But each time the Owls were within one defensive stop of having a chance at regaining the lead, Bradley answered with a score.
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With Bradley clinging to a three-point lead and 16 seconds remaining, Copeland made the front end of a one-and-one, then deflected a shot at the defensive end to allow time to run out.
"He's our money guy," Smith said. "That's who we wanted at the line in that situation. Bryce has meant so much to our school in both football and basketball. People don't realize how valuable he is to our program. He just does so many things as a leader to put us in position to win games like this."
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It seems most the time whenever I download a game or app in the market over 5 megs I get the insufficient storage error and then on the second attempt to install it works fine. I have over 3 gigs free. Anyone else seen this issue?
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It seems most the time whenever I download a game or app in the market over 5 megs I get the insufficient storage error and then on the second attempt to install it works fine. I have over 3 gigs free. Anyone else seen this issue?
Yes. I had an app uninstall and when I went to reinstall I got insufficient storage. I didnt try it a second time though, I uninstalled a couple of apps and it worked fine.
I had this a couple of times when I was installing a bunch of apps at once, I lessened how many I was installing at once and seemed to work fine after that
I had this problem as well and found that there was too much crap running on my phone. I went to manage apps and killed any running apps that i was not using and it fixed it.
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I was getting the same error from the Android Market and Amazon Apps Market. I used the advance task manager to kill everything and then tired installing the App, worked fine. This appears to be a small bug with the Droid Bionic or OS.
I still have this problem. Downloading/installing a second time usually works. I also wonder if this is related to some apps "disappearing." I have some apps (random) whose icon will return to the link icon (blue cog wheel in a lighter blue square). My guess is that it tried to autoupdate but failed due to this error and then it never tries again. I haven't been able to catch it in the act though, so it's just a theory. My Skype app disappeared this way and I didn't know it since I didn't have it added to a pane.
This is an annoying bug!
Okay 2 problems that I Will address here.
1. Insufficient storage. Its a glitch in the software and to my knowledge nobody knows why. All u have to do is download the app again and it will work fine. Pain in the butt I know but I have faith it will be fixed.
2. Disappearing app icons and "application not installed" messages. Press menu and select manage apps. Click the media tab. Scroll down your list and look for any apps that have a green check mark. Click on the app with a green check mark and select "move to phone". For some reason the Bionic has a problem reading apps installed on the SD card. So for now all apps need to be installed on the phone and not installed to media.
Hope this helps.
Sent from the rocket in my pocket, my all powerful DROID BIONIC.
I believe Infiniti87 is right. I get these insufficient storage errors all the time when downloading apps big or small. I've tried formatting the SD cards and the Internal memory. Half the time the phone will hang on unmounting internal memory and never unmount it. I've even tried a factory reset and got the same errors shortly thereafter, so I don't think it's any bogus apps causing it. It must be some bug in the bionic internal storage software. I hope Infiniti87 is right and they fix this with an update, btw anyone know when the bionic will get ICS?


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