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Incentives Could Be Improved 
Revenue 
 Stream Has Been Stable, But Lacks a Reserve 
Funding 
 Allocations Have Favored Social Services 
Inequities 
 in Allocations Remain 
Transfer 
 Provisions Provide Opportunity for Local Preferences 
Concerns 
 Regarding Administration of Allocations
Recommendations 
 for Improving Realignment 
Improve 
 Fiscal Incentive Structure Of Growth Allocations 
Improve 
 Administration of Fund Allocations 
Other 
 Recommendations 
Considering 
 Realignment as a Model for Future Program Decisions 
Conclusion

Academic 
 Preparation for Higher Education
Introduction

Defining 
 "Prepared" and "Unprepared" Students 
Unpreparedness 
 Is Persistent and Pervasive 
Unpreparedness 
 Rate Has Increased Significantly at CSU 
Unpreparedness 
 Has Remained Relatively Constant at UC 
Assessing 
 Student Preparedness 
Assess 
 Preparation For College-Level Studies Earlier 
Precollegiate 
 Education in California'sColleges and Universities 
Community 
 Colleges Offer Noncredit and Credit Precollegiate Courses 
The 
 CSU Offers Several Types of Precollegiate Services 
The 
 UC Also Offers A Variety of Precollegiate Services 
Improving 
 Accountability in Precollegiate Education 
Segments 
 Should Assess and Report on The Preparedness of All Entering Students

Segments 
 Should Assess and Report on The Effectiveness of Their Precollegiate 
 Services 
Funding 
 Precollegiate Courses 
State 
 Should Offer Only One Precollegiate Funding Rate 
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 in California
What 
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How 
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What 
 Are the Potential Benefits of E-Government? 
What 
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The 
 Administration's Approach 
State's 
 Current E-Government Systems 
How 
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What 
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As part of your academy training, you will be required to participate in the Basic Academy Lifetime Fitness Program and to demonstrate acceptable physical readiness by completing a job-related Work Sample Test Battery (WSTB). Full participation in the fitness program and successful completion of the WSTB are required by POST. You will also be required to complete a Survival Swim test during your time at the Academy. 
These objectives are achieved by means of a three-fold educational process.  First, you will receive classroom instruction on the subjects of: physical fitness as a lifetime pursuit, low-back care, nutrition, weight management, substance abuse, stress management, and self-evaluation. Second, you will be introduced to the goals and objectives of the fitness program through individual assessment and exposure to the WSTB courses. Third, you will participate in a series of conditioning sessions which systematically embrace a wide variety of physical exercises.  These activities include physical conditioning through strength and flexibility exercises and the enhancement of your cardiovascular fitness through various aerobic exercises.  Your “entry-fitness level” and the subsequent improvement of your physical condition through training will dictate the progression of exercise.
The actual physical conditioning phase of the program is organized into 60-minute sessions. In most instances, the program will consist of two or three 60-minute sessions per week.  Each is designed to address muscular strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility.  The relative emphasis given to each of these types of conditioning varies from session to session. All exercises within an exercise session are designed to maximize the development of those physical abilities needed to function as a patrol officer.
Cadets should be in good physical condition when they arrive for training, already engaged in a personal fitness program. The better your condition, the lower your risk of injury will be. This is vital because injuries are among the most common reasons that cadets fail to complete the program.
To ensure the least amount of potential injury and greatest amount of success, cadets will be required to complete a workout log once accepted to the academy. A sample workout program will be provided at that time.  If you are not prepared, it will show, and you will likely have great difficulty succeeding. Do not put the additional stress on yourself that is unneeded.
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Army Veteran John Wade participated in the 38th annual National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic, continuing to live his life to the fullest.

<p>Six years after a catastrophic car crash that cost him his leg, Army Veteran John Wade feels more alive than ever before.</p>

<p>Wade, a tank driver who did two tours to Iraq, retired from the Army after 17 years. After his service, he battled PTSD and what he referred to as “self-hate.” He attempted to take his own life three times in the years following his separation from service. Then, in 2018, the brakes failed on a semi-truck he was driving, forcing him to choose between barreling into traffic or swerving off the road into an outcropping of trees.</p>

<p>He ran into the trees because, doing so, would risk fewer lives. Seven weeks later, Wade awoke from a coma, missing his left leg below the knee.</p>

<p>“It was a factory reset,” Wade said. He remembers struggling to breathe after the crash, then waking from the coma thinking that, if he could fight like he did to stay alive during the crash, he could fight to live his life.</p>

<p>“It was the best thing that has ever happened to me,” he said, of the choice to fight to live.</p>

<p>Now, Wade is living his life to the fullest because, “There’s lemonade to be made.” As a result of the crash, he lost the ability to talk. He learned to speak again at the Northeast Ohio VA in Cleveland and learned to walk with a prosthetic leg.</p>
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An Individualized Low-Intensity Walking Clinic Leads to Improvement in Frailty Characteristics in Older Veterans - PubMed
1 Sara Espinoza, MD, 7703 Floyd Curl Drive, Mail Code 7875, San Antonio, TX 78223, Telephone: 210-617-5197, E-mail: espinozas2@uthscsa.edu, FAX: 210-949-3060.

 
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1 Sara Espinoza, MD, 7703 Floyd Curl Drive, Mail Code 7875, San Antonio, TX 78223, Telephone: 210-617-5197, E-mail: espinozas2@uthscsa.edu, FAX: 210-949-3060.

 
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