Expert
Witness Qualifications and All Publications Authored in the Previous 10 Years
12-22-15
PHILLIP
A. BISHOP, Ed.D.
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Office Address: Home
Address:
Human Performance
Laboratory 2113
Bellwood
P.O. Box 870312 Northport,
AL 35476
The University of
Alabama (205)
752-9909
Tuscaloosa,
AL 35487-0312
(205) 348-8370
Bishop Relevant Expert
Qualifications:
1)
B.S., U.S. Naval Academy, with thorough
grounding in math and science.
2)
Ed.D. degree, University of Georgia, in
Physical Education (Exercise Physiology specialty). This specialty deals with the impact of acute
and chronic work or exercise on the human body with emphasis on cardiovascular
and muscular function.
3)
Over 29 years as a scientific investigator
(researcher) (publishing over 150 peer-reviewed science articles, over 300
total presentations).
4)
Contributor, “Deer & Deer Hunting”
magazine.
5)
Publications and presentations on deer
hunting safety and harness safety.
6)
Have been deer hunting many times each
season since 1975, and using climbing stands since 1976. Since 1984 have hunted primarily in Alabama,
whose deer season begins around October 15 each year and runs to the end of January.
7)
Audited an Industrial Ergonomics course,
Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Alabama.
8)
Have attended several industrial safety
conferences.
9)
Have completed four or more Hunter
Education/safety courses including courses in Alabama, Maryland, and New York.
10) Have
designed two tree stand fall-restraint safety devices.
11) Have
designed and built two different types of portable tree stands.
12) Have
used and installed scores of tree stands of all types except tripods.
13) Served
as one of several reviewers of the 2009 National Bowhunter Educational
Foundation (NBEF) hunter safety training program (at request of Wade Nolan,
working for NBEF).
Related
Professional Publications
Book: Bishop, P. Measurement and Evaluation in Physical
Activity. Textbook, Holcomb Hathaway
Publishers. Feb, 2008. This book deals
with issues related to measurement and evaluation of human physical and
cognitive performance.
Jones,
E, and Bishop, P.A. (2012). Survey of Hunter Education:
Comparisons of Hunter Education Instructors and Hunters Behaviors. Human Dimensions of Wildlife,
16:425–434.
Bishop, P.A.,
Frischmann, N.A., & Jones, E.J. (2013). Recreational Deer Hunting Tree
Stand Injuries in the USA: A Brief Review. Journal of Outdoor Recreation,
Education, and Leadership, 5(3), 258–270. http://dx.doi.org/10.7768/1948-5123.1173.
Related
Freelance publications:
Bishop. Hunt Deer
Safety. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 39 (1): 55-58 Aug 2015.
Bishop. Safety Aloft Deer and Deer Hunting. 39(7) 39-41, 2015.
Bishop. Relax and Enjoy a Safe Hunt. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 38 (4): 32-40 Sept 2014
Bishop. Deadly Snare. Deer and Deer
Hunting. Vol 36 (10): June.
Bishop. Ups and Downs of Treestands. Deer and Deer Hunting. Summer issue Vol 37
(1).
Bishop. Don’t Become
a Statistic.
Deer and Deer Hunting. 35(7) 19-24 (Dec.).
2011.
Bishop.
After the Fall. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33
(3):56-64, Sept. 2009.
Bishop, P. Tree Stand Mishaps. Deer
and Deer Hunting. 29(6): 37-43, Jan. 2006.
Bishop,
P. After the Fall (Safety harnesses). Deer and Deer Hunting, 27
(3). , pp 53-58 Dec. 2003.
Other relevant publications
Bishop, P. and B. Weems. Hanging Around Could Be the
Death of You - The Dangers of Suspension Trauma. Arborist News. 123(3): 63-64, June 2004.
Weems, W. and
P. Bishop. Suspension Trauma and Rescue Harness Safety. Fire Engineering, Vol 156, 12, pp
67-69 2003.
National Institutes of Occupational Safety and Health (May, 03). Report of Review for NIOSH NPPTL Escape Hood
Respirators 2003.
Weems, W., and Bishop, P. Will
Your Safety Harness Kill You?.
Occupational Health and Safety. March pp 86-90, 2003.
Related
Professional Presentations
Bishop,
P.A., Jones, E., Frischmann, N. A
Survey of Hunter Education: Comparisons of Hunter Education Instructors’ and
Hunters’ Behaviors. Texas AAHPERD,
Dallas, Dec 2, 2011.
Bishop, P.
Hunter Safety. Invited Presentation to the Alabama Quality Deer
Management Association, Birmingham, 18 Feb, 2006.
Bishop, P.A. and W.
Weems. Technical Rescue from the
Perspective of a Deer Hunter's Tree Stand.
Presented at the International Technical Rescue Symposium, Golden, CO,
Nov., 2002. Selected as the Outstanding
Paper of the conference.
Have
written relevant on-line courses for U of Alabama Department of Continuing
Studies in the following areas:
1)
Introduction
to Industrial Ergonomics
2)
Harness
Suspension Trauma (not yet published)
I have not testified nor
given depositions in the last 4 years.
List of Publications in the Last 10 Years:
REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
2015
*Carter
SJ, *Herron RL, *Akers SZ, and Bishop PA. Acetylsalicylic Acid Does
Not Alter Thermo-Effector Responses During Whole-body Passive Heat Stress. International Journal of Hyperthemia, ISSN: 0265-6736 (print), 1464-5157. 23 Jun
2015. 173
Stöggl T Bishop P, Höök M,
Willis S, Holmberg H-C. Impact of Rifle Carriage on Physiology and
Biomechanics in Elite Biathletes. Med and Sci Sports and Exercise, 47
(3): 617-624. 174
*Ryan, G., Bishop, S., *Herron, R., *Katica, C., *Elbon,
B., Bosak, A., and Bishop, P. (2015). Clothing Adjustments for Concealed
Soft Body Armor During Moderate Physical Exertion. Journal of Occupational and
Environmental Hygiene, 12, 222-226. doi: 10.1080/15459624.2014.973112.
*Pritchett RP, Al-Nawaiseh A, Pritchett
KL, Nethery V, Bishop PA, Green JM. Nutritional Sweat Gland Density and Response
During High Intensity Exercise in Athletes with Spinal Cord Injuries. Biology of Sport. 2015;32:249-254 Biol. Sport
2015;32:249-254,DOI: 10.5604/20831862.1163370, 7-31.
Bishop P, *and *Herron R. Use and
Misuse of the Likert Item Responses and Other Ordinal Measures. Int’l J of Exerc Sci. 8(3):
297-302, Jul 7, 2015.
177
*Al-Nawaiseh A, * Pritchett Robert C, Bishop P. Enhancing
Short-term Recovery After High Intensity Anaerobic Exercise. Journal of
Strength & Conditioning Research: Post Acceptance: June
02, 2015. doi: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000001060
2014
*Zhang
Y, *Carter SJ, Curtner-Smith MD, Richardson MT, Bishop PA, Green JM. Effect of
Caffeine on Fluid Balance during Exercise-Heat Stress and Recovery. South
African J of Sports Medicine 26 No. 2 43-47.
*Nickerson, BS, *Snarr, RL, *Russell,
AR, Bishop, PA, and Esco, MR. (2014) Comparison of BIA and DXA for estimating
body composition in collegiate female athletes. Journal of Sport and Human
Performance 2(1), 29-39.
*Zhang
Y, *Balilionis G, *Casaru C, *Geary C, Schumacker RE, Neggers YH, Curtner-Smith
MD, Richardson MT, Bishop PA, Green JM. (2014). Effects of Caffeine and
Menthol on Cognition and Mood during Simulated Firefighting in the Heat.
Applied Ergonomics 45:510-514, 2014.
*Zhang Y, *Nepocatych S, *Katica CP, *Collins AB,
Casaru C, *Balilionis G, *Sjökvist J, and Bishop PA. (2014). Effect of
Half Time Cooling on Thermoregulatory Responses and Soccer-Specific Performance
Tests. Montenegrin Journal of Sports Science and
Medicine (MJSSM) 3:17-22, 2014.
*Zhang
Y, Coca A, Casa DJ, Antonio J.,
Green JM, Bishop PA. Caffeine and
diuresis during rest and exercise: A meta-analysis,
Journal of Science and
Medicine in Sport, in press Aug 23, 2014.
2013
*Ryan, G., Bishop, S., Herron, R., Katica, C.,
Elbon, B., Bosak, A., Bishop, P. Ambient
Air Cooling for Concealed Soft Body Armor in a Hot Environment. Journal of Occupational and Environmental
Hygiene, 11:2, 93-100, DOI: 10.1080/15459624.2013.843782
*O'Neal, E.K., Poulos, S.P., Wingo,
J.E., Richardson, M.T., and Bishop, P.A.
Post-prandial Carbohydrate Ingestion During 1-h of Moderate-intensity, Intermittent
Cycling Does Not Improve Mood, Perceived Exertion, or Subsequent Power Output
in Recreationally-active Exercisers. Journal of the
International Society of Sports Nutrition, 2013, 10:4.DOI: 10.1186/1550-2783-10-4.
Davis, J.K. and Bishop, P. Impact of Clothing on Exercise in the
Heat. Sports Medicine,
43:695–706. DOI
10.1007/s40279-013-0047-8.
*O’Neal,
E.K., Poulos, S., and Bishop, P.
Hydration Profile and Influence of Beverage Contents on Fluid Intake by
Women During Outdoor Recreational Walking.
European J Applied Physiology, (2012) 112:3971–3982.
*Bacon, Bishop, et al. Effect of Two Recovery
Methods on Repeated Closed-Handed and Open-Handed Weight-Assisted Pull-Ups. J Strength Cond Res. 2012 May;26(5):1348-52. doi: 10.1519/JSC.0b013e318231a610.
*Al-Nawaiseh, A., *Albiero,
A., Bishop, P. Impact
of Different Warm-up Procedures on a 50-Yard Swimming Sprint. International Journal of Academic
Research. 5(1) pp 44-48. DOI: 10.7813/2075-4124.2013/5-1/A.8,
Jan. 160
Bishop, P. A., *Frischmann, N. A.,
& Jones, E. J. (2013). Recreational Deer Hunting Tree Stand Injuries in the
USA: A Brief Review. Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education, and
Leadership, 5(3), 258–270. http://dx.doi.org/10.7768/1948-5123.1173.
*Nepocatych, S., *Balilionis,
G., *Geary, C., *Collins, A.B., and Bishop, P.A. Acute Effect of Lower-body
Vibration on Sprint Performance and Recovery.
Gazzetta Medica Italiana - Archivio per le Scienze Mediche , Gazz Med
Ital - Arch Sci Med-2995, Nov. 2013.
Bishop, P.,
Balilonis, G., Zhang, Y, Davis, J.K. Ergonomics and Comfort in Protective and
Sports Clothing. J Ergonomics
S2:005. DOI 10.4172/2165-7556.
S2-005. Invited paper. Sept.
2012
*Davis, J.K., Bishop, P.A., Zhang, Y., Green, J.M.,
Casaru, C., Orrick, K.D., Curtner-Smith, M., Richardson, M.T., Schumacker, R.E. (2012)
Fluid Balance, Rate of Cooling, and Thermal Stress in Women's Islamic
Athletic Clothing. Eur J Appl Physiol
112:725–734. DOI 10.1007/s00421-011-2026-9.
Jones, E., and Bishop, P. A Survey of Hunter Education: Comparisons of Hunter Education
Instructors and Hunters Behaviors. Human
Dimensions of Wildlife, 16:425–434. 155
*Laurent, C.M., Bishop, P.A., Green, J.M., Richardson, M.T.,
Sjokvist, J., Schumacker, R.E., & Curtner-Smith, M. (2010). Effect of
Gender on Fatigue and Recovery During and Following Repeated Maximal Intensity
Sprint Exercise. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness,
50(3): 243–253.
*Kraft, J., Green, J.M.,
Bishop, P.A., Richardson, M., Neggers, Y., and Leeper, J. The Influence of
Hydration on Anaerobic Performance: A Review. Rsch Quarterly for Exercise
Sport. 83(2): 282-292.
*Balilionis, G., Bishop, P.A., *Nepocatych, S., *Ellis, C.,
Richardson, M.T., Neggers, Y.H. Effects of Different Types of Warm-up on
Swimming Performance in Collegiate Swimmers. Journal of Sports Sciences.
2012 Jan 10; Epub 2012 Jan.
2011
*Torres-McGehee, T.M., Green,
J.M., Leaver-Dunn, D., Leeper, J.D., Bishop, P.A., Richardson, M.
Attitude and Knowledge Changes in Collegiate Dancers Following a Short-Term,
Team-Centered Primary Prevention Program on Eating Disorders. Perceptual
and Motor Skills. 2011;112(3)711-725.
*Pritchett, K.L., Bishop, P.A., Pritchett, R.P. Nutritional Strategies for Optimal Post-Exercise Recovery : A Review.
South African Journal of Sports Medicine 23 (1): 20-25, 2011.
*Sjökvist, J., Bishop, P.,
Laurent, C.M., Richardson, M., Leeper, J., Curtner-Smith, M. & Holmberg, H.
(2011) Recovery from High-intensity Training Sessions in Female Soccer Players.
J Stren Cond R., JSCR
25(6): 17261735.
*Laurent, C.M., Green, J.M., Bishop, P.A,. Schumacker, R.E.,
Richardson, M.T., *Sjokvist, J., & Curtner-Smith, M. A Practical
Approach to Monitoring Recovery: Development of a Perceived Recovery Scale. Journal
of Strength and Conditioning Research: March 2011, Volume 25, Issue 3,
pp 620-628.
Green, J.M., *Laurent, C.M., *Bacon, N.T.,
*O'Neal, E.K., *Davis, J.K., Bishop, P.A. Cross-Modal Session RPE Response at Low
and Moderate Intensities. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
2011 June, 25(6):1598-604.
*Illian, Travis, Bishop, P. Omega 3 Chia Loading as a Means of Carbohydrate
Loading. . Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research 251). Jan. pp 61-65.
*Torres-McGehee, T.M., Green, J.M., Leaver-Dunn, D., Leeper, J.D.,
Bishop, P.A., Richardson, M. (2011).
Knowledge of Eating Disorders by Collegiate Administrators, Coaches, and
Dancers. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2011, 112, 3, 951-958. 145
Sirikul, B.,
Bishop, P.A., Nevett, M.E.. Thermoregulatory Responses to Layered Personal
Protective Clothing: Practical Implications for the Oil Spill Clean-up and Remediation. Journal of Public Health Management &
Practice. 2011 May-Jun;17 (3):288-90.
*Gendle, S.C., Richardson, M.,
Leeper, J., Bishop, P.A., Hardin, L.B. and Green, M. Wheelchair-Mounted Accelerometers for
Measurement of Physical Activity. Disability
and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology.
In review 9-12-10; (Accepted, Aug 11) Eprint: http://informahealthcare.com/doi/pdf/10.3109/17483107.2011.613521.
Pritchett,
K.L., Pritchett, R.C., Green, J.M., Katica, C., Combs, B., Bishop, P. Comparisons of Post-Exercise
Chocolate Milk and a Commercial Recovery Beverage Following Cycling Training on
Recovery and Performance. Journal of
Exercise Physiology online, Vol 14 (6), 29-39, December 2011.
* Kraft, J.A., Green, J.M.,
Bishop, P.A., Richardson, M., Neggers, Y., and Leeper, J. Effects of Heat
Exposure and 3% Dehydration on Repeated Cycle Sprint Performance. Journal
of Strength and Conditioning Research. 25(3): 778-786, 2011.
2010
*Nepocatych, S, Bishop, P.A.,
Balilionis, G., Richardson, M.T., Hubner, P.J. Acute Effects of Upper-Body
Vibration on Performance in Masters Swimmers. Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research, 24(2): 3396.
*Jones ,
Green, Richardson, Bishop. Effects of
Metered vs. Bolus Water Consumption on Urine Production and Rehydration. International Journal of Sport Nutrition
& Exercise Metabolism. 20(2):139-44 (2010). 140
*Zhang, Y., Bishop, P.A., Green, J.M., Richardson,
M., Schumacker, R.E., Jones, D. Evaluation of a Novel Personal Cooling Device
for Workers in Hot Environments. Journal
of Occupational and Environmental
Hygiene, 7: 389-396.
*Laurent, C.M., Bishop, P.A.,
Green, J.M., Richardson, M.T., Sjokvist, J., Schumacker, R.E., &
Curtner-Smith, M. Stability of RPE Increase During Repeated Intermittent Sprints.
Journal of Exercise Science and Fitness, 8(1): 1-10.
Green,
J.M., *Sapp,
A.L., Bishop, P.A., *Pritchett, R.C. Pacing Accuracy in Collegiate and Recreational
Runners. European Journal of Applied Physiology 108: 567-572.
* Pritchett, R.C., Bishop,
P.A., Zhang, Y., Pritchett, K.L., Green, J.M., Katica, C.P., DelPozzi, A.T. Evaluation of Artificial Sweat in Athletes
with Spinal Cord Injuries. European
Journal of Applied Physiology
109, Issue 1 (2010), Page 125-.
*Kraft, J., Green, J.M.,
Bishop, P.A., Richardson, M., Neggers, Y., and Leeper, J. Impact of Dehydration on a Full Body
Resistance Exercise Protocol. European Journal of Applied Physiology.
109(2): 259-267, 2010. 135
Paid Relevant Freelance Publications
2015
Bishop. Hunt Deer
Safety. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 39 (1): 55-58 Aug 2015.
Bishop. Learning
Through Observation. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 39 (1): 79-80 Aug
2015.
Bishop. Let’s Get Ready for Some Deer
Hunting!. Submitted 2-xx. Accepted 2-xx.
Bishop.
Redefining Deer Hunting Success.
Submitted 2-10. Accepted 2-20.
Bishop. Safety Aloft Deer and Deer Hunting. 39(7) 39-41.
Bishop
and Jones. Hunting Safely: What We Can Learn From Fellow Deer Hunters. Submitted 1-16. Accepted 1-20.
Bishop. All Natural: The science behind rigor mortis,
ageing venison, and better pure protein for your Dinner Table. Deer and Deer Hunting. June 38(10),
47-50.
2014
Bishop. Relax and Enjoy a Safe Hunt. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 38 (4): 32-40 Sept 2014
Bishop. A Deer Stand Education. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 38 (5): 100-108, Oct.
Bishop. What We can Learn from Deer Blood. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 38 (1): 49-52.
Bishop. Sweet Anticipation. Deer and Deer Hunting. Jan. Vol 34 (8): 14-18.
2013
Bishop. Deer Physiology: Kidney Function. Deer and Deer Hunting. December Vol 37 (7):19-24.
Bishop. Deadly Snare. Vol 36 (10): June
36(10): 48-51.
Bishop. Ups and Downs of Treestands. Deer and Deer Hunting. August Vol 37 (1) 61-64.
Bishop. Pure Misery. Deer
and Deer Hunting.
Vol 36 (11): 16-25, Summer 2013
Bishop. COLD HANDS AND FEET. Deer
and Deer Hunting. January 2013
issue. 40
Bishop. Making Memories Deer and
Deer Hunting. March 2013: 43-46.
2012
Bishop. Why we hunt. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 35 ():
2011
Bishop. Deer glands.
Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol
35 (9): 38-41.
Bishop. Besting Buck Fever. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 35 (8):
30-34.
Bishop. Don’t become a statistic. Deer and Deer Hunting. 35(7) 19-24
(Dec).
Bishop. Public Land.
Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol
35 (3): 63-69.
Bishop.
The Physics of a Gunshot. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 35 (7):
26-32(Dec).
Bishop. Pure power (muscle). Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 35 (1):
49-52.
Bishop. Brisket… Why Risk it? Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 34 (10): 44-48.34
2010
Bishop. Waving the Flag. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 34 (6): 84-88, (Nov).
Bishop. Hide, Hair and Hooves. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 34 (5): 92-97, (Oct).
Bishop. The Femoral artery. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 34 (3): 64-68, (Sept).
Bishop Water
Wonders. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol 33 (10):
42-45, (Summer). 30
Bishop The
Science of Spoilage. Deer and Deer Hunting. Vol
34(1): 33-38, (Aug).
Green and Bishop. Nervous system. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33 (9):26-29, (March).
2009
Bishop. The Dead-Space Debate. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33 (6):11-16.
Bishop. Bare Bones, Part 2: the Spine. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33 (6):45-48.
Bishop. Bare Bones, Part 2: the Scapula. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33 (5):66-74.
Bishop. Teeth. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33 (4):66-74.
Bishop.
After the Fall. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33
(3):56-64, Sept.
Bishop.
Scent Control. Deer and Deer Hunting. 33
(2):35-40, August.
Bishop. The Physics of Antler Growth. Deer
and Deer Hunting. 32 (9):27-30, June.
Bishop. Venison: the World’s
Best Red Meat. Deer and Deer Hunting.
2008
Bishop. On line Course in Heat Stress. UA Continuing
Education.
Bishop. Science of
Camouflage.
Deer and Deer Hunting. p 78-,
November. 20
Bishop. The Ears Have it. Deer and Deer Hunting. 32 (3):106-116, Oct, 2008.
Bishop. Down a Deer’s Throat. Deer and Deer Hunting. 31
(9):16-24, August, 2008.
Bishop. Through the Eyes of a Deer. Deer and Deer Hunting.
Sept, 2008.
2007
Bishop. The Magic of Deer Blood. Deer and Deer Hunting.
30(9): 54-64, Aug. 07.
2006
Bishop. The Amazing Deer Liver. Deer and Deer Hunting.
30(4): 42-48, Nov. 06.
Bishop. Hypovolemic
Shock in Whitetails. Deer and Deer Hunting. 30(1): 31-37, Sept 06
Bishop. The Marvel of Deer Lungs. Deer
and Deer Hunting. Accepted.
Bishop, P. Tree Stand Mishaps. Deer
and Deer Hunting. 29(6): 37-43, Jan 06.
Bishop, P. On line Course in Ergonomics. UA
Continuing education. March.
2005
Bishop, P. The End of Every Deer. Deer and Deer Hunting. 29 (1): 22-28,
Dec 2005.
Bishop, P. How Wind Affects Deer Behavior. Deer and Deer Hunting. 29 (1): 14-26,
2005.
Bishop, P. Convert Your Deer to Groceries. Deer and Deer Hunting. 29 (1): 90-93,
2005.
Bishop, P. The Science of Archery Part 2. Deer
and Deer Hunting. 28 (9): 28-32, 2005.
Bishop, P. The Science of Archery Part 1: What makes
arrows fly fast and straight? Deer and Deer Hunting. 28 (8): 47-50,
2005.
2004
Bishop, P.
Will a Heart-Stopping Buck Stop Your Heart? Deer and Deer Hunting, 28 (4): 17-24.
Bishop, P. Keeping Warm. Deer and Deer Hunting,
28 (2): 122-136.
Other
publications:
2003
Bishop, P. After the fall (Safety
harnesses). Deer and Deer Hunting, 27 (3). Dec, 2003, pp 53-58.
Other publications:
2015
Bishop.
International Travel. My Ministry Minute, Nov 24
Bishop.
Faithful Presence—the power of just being there. My Ministry Minute, Nov 17
Bishop.
Academic Integration: Integrating my academic discipline with my faith in
Christ. My Ministry Minute, Nov 10.
Bishop.
Mentoring Others. My Ministry Minute, Nov 3.
Bishop.
Mentored by Rae. My Ministry Minute, Oct 27.
Bishop.
why I
Keep On Keeping On. My Ministry Minute, Oct 20
Bishop.
Summer projects. My Ministry Minute,
Bishop.
On the Shoulders of Giants. My Ministry Minute, April 07
Bishop.
Beating the competition. My Ministry Minute, March 10.
Bishop.
Jesus the Logician. Missional
Moment, Jan 12, 2015
2014
Bishop. An Attitude of gratitude. Missional Moment, 29 Sept.,
2014
Bishop. Preparing our Replacements. Missional Moment,
20 Oct., 2014
Bishop. Better Together: Summer projects. My Ministry Minute, April 29. 92
2013
Bishop. Small Beginnings. My Ministry Minute, Sept. 10.
Bishop. How Much Do We Really KNOW? My Ministry Minute, April15.
Bishop. Trying vs Training. My Ministry Minute, Feb. 18.
2012
Bishop. Enamored with Science. Monday Minute, Oct. 7.
Bishop. Blending In. Monday
Minute, April.
Bishop. Control. Monday
Minute, Nov. 26.
Bishop. When Bad Things Happen…
Monday Minute.
Bishop. Coarse
Objectives. Monday Minute, Jan 8.
2011
Bishop. What I Learned from
Dirty Harry. Monday Minute, Nov. 2.
Bishop. Lord Teach Us to
Pray Monday Minute, Oct. 6.
Bishop. Beginning the School Year by Faith. Monday
Minute, Aug. 25.
Bishop. An Evaluation by the Teacher. Monday Minute, April 29.
Bishop. Goeth Before a Fall. Monday Minute, April 10.
Bishop. The Next 100 Years. Monday Minute, March
1.
Bishop. If You Think I’m Frustrated. Monday
Minute, Jan 18.
2010
Rhodes and Bishop. Letter to the
Editor: Relationship Between Pelvic Torsion and Anatomical Leg Length Inequality... J Chiropractic Med
9, 95-97, 2010.
Bishop. Pain of CE.
Monday Minute, Sept. 28.
Bishop. Heroes.
Monday Minute, Sept. 1.
Bishop, P. Unfinished Story. Monday Minute, March
22.
Bishop, P. Raising Doubts. Monday Minute, March 18.
2009
Bishop, P. The World Has Nothing For Me. Monday
Minute, November 19.
Bishop, P. I’m A Minority. Monday Minute, October
4.
Bishop, P. If I Could Just Figure Out How. Monday
Minute, March 13.
Bishop, P. Amazing Grace that Saved a Jerk Like Me. Monday
Minute, Feb. 6.
2008
Bishop, P. Spiritually Stagnant? Monday Minute,
Oct. 6.
Bishop, P. When Profession Intersects Confession. Monday
Minute, Sept. 1.
Bishop, P. Because we need Each Other. Monday Minute, May 19.
Bishop, P. Go Google Yourself. Monday Minute, May 5.
Bishop, P. What Award Do you Seek? Monday Minute,
April 28.
Bishop, P. Discouraged?
Monday Minute, March
Bishop, P. Got Any Grandkids? Monday Minute, March 17.
Bishop, P. Ministering in a Foreign Culture. Monday Minute, March 3.
2007
Bishop, P. Have a Coke and a Smile. Monday Minute, Oct. 15.
Bishop, P. The Richard Dawkins Delusion. Monday Minute, Oct. 8.
Bishop, P. Why I repented. Monday Minute, Feb. 12
Bishop, P. On line course in Ergonomics. UA
Continuing Education.
2006
Bishop, P. Judging Our Own Success. Monday Minute, Oct. 23.
Bishop, P. Reach Out and Touch Someone. Monday Minute, Sept. 11.
Bishop, P. Is this a Great Job or what? Monday Minute, May 8.
Bishop, P. What Would Jesus teach? Monday Minute, March 6.
Bishop, P. Don’t Waste that Trip! Monday Minute, Feb. 20.
Bishop, P. Exercise
Science: Stretching the Boundaries of Teaching, Research, and Service. The
Capstone Educator, Spring 2006.
Bishop, P. Five Videos: Hydration,
Recovery, Ergogenics, Exercise in Heat, Childhood Obesity. Mycoachonline.com,
Sept.
2005
Bishop, P. Developing as a Christian Professor. Monday Minute, Nov. 28
Bishop, P. Teaching that Matters. Monday Minute,
Nov. 14.
Bishop, P. Questions.
Monday Minute, Nov. 7.
Bishop, P. Handling Failure. Monday Minute, Sept. 26.
Bishop, P. Dealing with Difficult People. Monday Minute, Sept. 12.
Bishop, P. Handling Failure. Monday Minute, Sept. 26.
Bishop, P. On line Course in Suspension Trauma. UA
Continuing Education.
2004
Bishop,
P. and B. Weems. Hanging Around Could be the Death of You- The Dangers of
Suspension Trauma. Arborist News.
123(3): 63-64, June.
Published Abstracts
2013
*Ryan, G.A., *Elbon, B.L., *Katica, C.P.,
*Bishop, S.H., *Herron, R.L., Bosak, A.M., Bishop, P.A. Microclimate Under Soft
Body Armor During Moderate Physical Exertion. Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research. 27:10, S128-S129, presented NSCA, July 2013.
*Ryan, G.A.,
*Elbon, B.L., *Katica, C.P., *Bishop, S.H., *Herron, R.L., Bosak, A.M., Bishop,
P.A. Ambient Air Cooling for External Soft Body Armor in a Hot
Environment. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 27:10,
S66, presented NSCA, July 2013.
*Bishop, S.H.,
*Ryan, G.A., *Katica, C.P., *Herron, R.L., *Elbon, B.L., Bishop, P.A. Effect of
Intermittent Torso Cooling on Thermoregulation and Perceived Recovery in
Baseball Catchers. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.
27:10, S60-S61, presented NSCA, July 2013.
2012
*Ryan, G.A., Katica, C.P., Bishop, S.H., Herron, R.L., Bosak A.M.,
and Bishop, P. Passive Cooling Effects on Microenvironmental and Thermoregulatory
Responses in Soft Body Armor in Hot
Environments. Poster presentation at the National American College of
Sports Medicine Conference June, 2012). Medicine
and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2012; 44(5 Supplement), S320.
*Campbell, J.A., and Bishop,
P.A.. Recovery and Soreness in Trained
Females After Exhaustive Resistance Training Protocol. Poster presentation at
the National American College of Sports Medicine Conference June, 2012). Medicine and Science in Sports and
Exercise, 2012; 44(5 Supplement), S173. 300
2011
*Bacon, N.T, J.
Wingo, M. Richardson, G. Ryan, T. Pangallo*, and P.
Bishop. Effect of Ice Bag Recovery on Closed- and Open-Handed
Weight-Assisted Pull-Ups. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise,
2011. Poster, American College of
Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2011, abstract in
MSSE,43(5), S273.
*Del Pozzi, A.T., Katica, C.P., Bishop, P.,
ACSM Denver, CO. Effects of a “Holographic” Disk on Delayed Onset Muscle
Soreness and Performance: A Pilot Study.
Poster, American College of
Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2011, abstract in
MSSE,43(5), S281.
*Campbell, J.A., J.E. Wingo, J.C. Lawrence, Y.H. Neggers, J.D. Leeper, and P.A.
Bishop. The Effect of Acute Carbohydrate-Protein Supplementation
Following Exhaustive Resistance Exercise in Trained Females. Poster, American College of Sports Medicine Annual
Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2011, abstract in MSSE,43(5), S404. 290
Tatum, A.D., Green J.M., Parker, M.W., and
Bishop, P. Relationship Between Daily
Stair Climbing, Knee Extensor Endurance and Physical Independence in Community
Dwelling Adults. Poster, American College of Sports Medicine Annual
Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2011, abstract in MSSE,43(5), S648.
Poulos, S., *O’Neal, E.K., Wingo, J.E.,
Richardson, M.T., and P.A. Bishop.
Beverage Composition Impact on Sweat Composition. Poster, American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.
June 2011, abstract in MSSE,43(5), S412.
2010
Bishop, P.,
McLester, J.M., Shaw*, K. Slower
Recovery as a Contributor to the Decline in Endurance Performance with
Aging. Oral presentation, ATINER, Athens, Greece, June 29.
*Laurent, C.M., Green, J.M., Bishop, P.A., Sjokvist,
J., Richardson, M., Schumaker, R. Effect
of Gender on Fatigue Recovery Following Maximal Intensity Sprint
Performance. Poster presented at
American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD. Abstract in Medicine and
Science in Sports and Exercise 42:5 S212, June 2010.
*O’Neal,
E.K., Poulous, S., Bishop, P. Exercise Beverage
Choice, Voluntary Fluid Consumption, and Sweat Rates of Female Walkers During
Summer. Poster presented at American
College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD. Abstract in Medicine
and Science in Sports and Exercise 42:5 S407, June 2010.
*Bacon,
N.T., *Gendle,
S., Bishop, P.A.. A Cross-Sectional Survey of Why Shod Runners
Do Not Run Barefoot. Presented
at Southeast ACSM Conference, Greenville, SC, USA (February 2010).Poster presented at American College of
Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD. Abstract in Medicine and Science in Sports
and Exercise 42:5 S586, June 2010.
*Pritchett,
K., *Pritchett, R., Green, J.M., & Bishop, P. RPE
and Glucose Responses During High-Intensity Intermittent Cycling With and
Without a Pre-Exercise Feeding. Poster presentation at National ACSM
Conference, Baltimore, MD. Abstract in Medicine and Science in Sports and
Exercise 42:5 S536, June 2010.
*Zhang,
Y., Bishop, P.A., Green, J.M., Richardson, M., Schumacker, R.E., Jones, D. Evaluation of a
Novel Personal Cooling Device for Workers in Hot Environments. Slide presentation at
American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD. Abstract in Medicine and
Science in Sports and Exercise 42:5 S97, June 2010.
Brooks, K., Szymanski, D.,
Bishop, P. Five-Year Follow-up: Physical
Activity, Daily Li8mitations, and Body Weight Change of Former Athletes vs
Non-Athlete Alumni. Abstract in Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 42:5
S334, June 2010.
End of qualifications
Statement Regarding Compensation
My compensation for this case is $300/hour and $150/hour
for traveling time.
Report of Treestand and Deer Hunting Expert,
Professor Phillip A. Bishop, Ed.D.
Introductory materials
BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON DEER HUNTING FROM
ELEVATED STANDS
1)
At the risk of boring the court with
information already known, as an expert I am providing a brief synopsis of deer
hunting from elevated stands.
a.
Deer hunting is a very popular sport and a
multi-million dollar commercial industry.
b.
In the USA, deer hunting season begins in
the fall and varies from as short as a one-week gun season to several
months.
c.
Deer can be legally hunted with bow and
arrow, with modern firearms, and with muzzle-loading black powder firearms (and
with spears in Alabama).
d.
Prior to the 1970’s, hunters who wished to
hunt from elevated stands primarily built free-standing towers (called shooting
houses) or more popularly, built platforms in trees accessible via ladders,
steps nailed to the tree, or occasionally some other means.
e.
In the 1970’s, the Baker Company
(Valdosta, GA) (accessed on 6-11 from: http://www.ehow.com/about_4843821_deer-stands.html)
developed a “climbing” portable tree stand that immediately changed elevated
deer hunting. A Baker stand could be
readily transported to the hunting location and attached to the tree. By
“hugging” the tree the hunter could lift his feet thereby lifting the stand
attached to his feet with loops and climb a limbless tree.
f.
Soon an entire industry formed around several
types of portable tree stands, tree stand accessories, and other variations
including ladder stands, commercial shooting houses, tripod stands, etc. More recently, associated equipment such as
waist belts, chest harnesses and full-body fall arrest harnesses, as well as
ascent and descent tie-in devices were commercially promoted.
g.
Deer
hunting is typically done from just before sunrise to just after sunset; so
many hunters will begin their hunt or end their hunt in darkness (as verified
in NBEF video).
h.
Deer
hunters typically hunt regardless of weather conditions. That is, hunters may
hunt during rain, snowfall, high winds, extreme cold, or hot and humid weather.
i.
Some
hunters can be expected to be in poor physical condition, over-weight, very
young and very old, with varying degrees of hunting, tree stand, and safety
harness (Full Body Harness, FBH) experience.
j.
Most
hunting from elevated stands is done alone, and may be done out of cell phone
range.
2)
Dr. Eric Jones and I in 2012 published
survey of deer hunting safety. Over 1000
deer hunters have responded. Note that these were self-reported data which
suggests the possibility that these responses are biased towards positive
responses to an unknown degree. Pertinent
results include:
a.
With regard to more than 700 Hunter
Education Instructors:
i.
In question #10, 104 of 732 Hunter
Education Instructors (14%) reported using a safety device (FBH, belt, etc.)
less than 10% of the time.
ii.
In question #19, 300 of 727 Hunter
Education Instructors (41%) reported wearing a harness less than 10% of the
time while ascending; whilst 362 of 727 respondents (50%) reported wearing it
more than 50% of the time.
iii.
Of those Hunter Education Instructors who
do NOT use a safety device (question #12), 57 of 234 respondents (24%) reported
that, “harnesses are too much trouble”.
iv.
In question #26, 194 of 728 respondents
(26%) answered “no” to “Do you always make sure the tree stand you purchase has
TMA approval”.
b.
Of the more than 300 deer hunter
“consumers” respondents:
i.
In
question #10, 110 of 348 respondents (31%) reported using a safety device (FBH,
belt, etc.) less than 10% of the time.
ii.
In question #19, 229 of 340 respondents
(67%) reported wearing a harness less than 10% of time while ascending; whilst
86 of 340 respondents (25%) reported using harness whilst climbing more than
50% of the time.
iii.
Of those “consumers” who do NOT use a
safety device (question #12), 35 of 167 respondents (21%) reported that,
“harnesses are too much trouble”.
c.
Keep in mind that survey responses are
self-reported data. It could be expected
that ALL respondents would exaggerate somewhat their positive safety and other
behaviors, but Hunter Education Instructors might feel even more pressure to do
so. Therefore, I would suggest that these data are at least somewhat inflated
towards positive (safer) behavior.
3)
In summary of this section, these points
suggest that:
a.
Deer hunting can on occasion be a
dangerous sport and that a major risk is falling from a treestand or being
injured by a fall arrest device.
