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There are several surgical procedures for the various types of incontinence. These procedures are reserved for people who have tried conservative treatments without success and are healthy enough to undergo surgery.
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When the bladder or urethra has fallen out of place, retropubic suspension is used to attach the tissue next to the bladder or urethra to the pelvis (bringing the bladder or urethra back to the correct position). The procedure is called Marshall-Marchetti when the vaginal tissue is attached to the back of the pubic bone. It is called a Burch procedure when the vaginal tissue is attached to the side of the pelvis. These procedures can also be done laparoscopically, which requires smaller surgical incisions.
The doctor attaches a piece of tough, tendon-like material called fascia around the bladder neck to keep urine from leaking out. Two incisions are made—one through the vagina and one through the abdomen.
When the urethra has fallen out of position or when the sphincter muscle of the urethra is weak, this procedure is used to place a sling under the urethra. The sling can be made from natural tissue or from man-made material. It acts as a hammock to support the neck of the bladder (where the urethra enters the bladder) and to prevent leaks. Some slings are attached to the pubic bone by stitches, while others are tied in front of the abdomen above the pubic bone. Sling procedures are done through small incisions in the vagina and abdomen.
Newer, less invasive suburethral sling procedures include tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) and transobturator tape (TOT). TVT is a mesh that is placed around the middle of the urethra. One small incision is made in the vagina, and two small incisions are made in the abdomen. TOT is a similar procedure that involves one small incision through the vagina under the urethra and one small incision in each thigh.
Procedures for Male Urinary Incontinence
The doctor places a strip of material under the urethra to provide support and to prevent the urethra from opening spontaneously. The ends of the strip are attached to the pelvic bone
The procedure helps men who have persistent severe leakage, often after prostate surgery as a result of nerve damage, or because of weak sphincter muscles. An artificial sphincter is a device that keeps the urethra closed until it is time to urinate. A soft cuff is placed around the urethra to gently squeeze the urethra closed. A small pump is placed in the scrotum, which can be squeezed manually through the skin, transferring fluid from the cuff into a small balloon reservoir in the abdomen. This allows urination to take place as the urine can then flow through the urethra.
Sacral Nerve Stimulation
This procedure reduces urge incontinence. Surgery is done to place a thin lead wire with a small electrode tip in the lower spine near the sacral nerve. A nerve stimulator continuously sends electronic impulses to the sacral nerve. This electronic stimulation therapy creates a bladder pacemaker, which reduces or eliminates urge incontinence.
Bulking Injections
When the sphincter muscle of the urethra is very weak, a substance called "bulking material" is injected into the tissues around the urethra. This causes the sphincter to become more narrow, and thus resistance to urine leakage increases. Bulking material is either organic collagen (a natural protein found in the body) or a man-made substance composed of small, carbon-coated, zirconium beads. This is a noninvasive surgical procedure that involves an injection.
Bladder Augmentation
When the bladder is too small to hold the normal amount of urine produced by the kidneys, bladder augmentation can increase the size of the bladder and also its ability to stretch. A portion of the intestines or the stomach is attached to the bladder. General anesthesia is necessary, as a large incision is made in the abdomen. This surgery can also be done laparoscopically . Oftentimes, patients will need to use a catheter after the surgery to drain urine from the body.
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MANTECA - Chef Michael Midgley leads the culinary team at Ernie's Food & Spirits in Manteca but he's also a bit of a celebrity after appearances as a contestant and judge on network TV shows.
Earlier this month, he survived an episode of the Food Network's "Cutthroat Kitchen" and came home a winner.
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The dish is on Ernie's lunch and dinner menus as an appetizer, where the braised filet mignon chili is topped with cheddar and jack cheeses, corn chips and served with a crostini.
"I only have it on the menu in the winter," he said. "It's spicy, but not too spicy, and the meat's, like, really tender.
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1/2 teaspoon light brown sugar
1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce
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He was, and always will be, my cat.
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PLAINVIEW – Nell Hardage has been a fixture in the local banking business, serving as president of the American State Bank branch in Plainview since 1991 and enjoying a long career in banking at various institutions. Now, she'll be an example for future business women.
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text: Culture 14 December 2012 So You Like British Comics. Where Next? Sign UpGet the New Statesman's Morning Call email. Sign-up [View the story "So You Like British Comics. Where next?" on Storify]So You Like British Comics. Where next? Storified by Alex Hern · Fri, Dec 14 2012 10:32:09 Even though I have been editing British Comics Week, I couldn't cover everything. I wanted to write about Kate Brown's marvellous Fish and Chocolate; I wanted to write about Great Beast comics – Marc Ellerby and Adam Cadwell – and their audacious self-publishing experiment. A real look at British comics wouldn't be complete without looking at the kings and queens of webcomics, like John Allison, Josceline Fenton, and Claude Trollope-Curson. Nor would it be missing a discussion of British manga, of alt-comix, or of anthologies like Solipsistic Pop and Paper Science. And – somewhat deliberately – this week has glossed over the contributions of Grant Morrison, Neil Gaiman, Alan Moore, Warren Ellis, John Wagner, Pat Mills, and all of the other greats, in favour of covering writers and artists who you may not have heard of.So hopefully, we'll have another.When I was planning the week, I was aware I had a slight bias towards comics writers, so I put out a call to ask who the best artists and writer/artists in the Britain were.The response overwhelmed me, and serves as a good list of all the people who we simply couldn't mention in the week. If you're thinking "that was good, where next?", try these: @alexhern Luke Pearson, Kristyna Baczynski, John Allison, Joe Decie, Philippa Rice, Dan Berry, Lizz Lunney, Daryl Cunningham, Jamie Smart..Joe List @alexhern …I could go on. There are a lot of great artist/writers in the UK right now.Joe List @alexhern Alan Davis, Dave McKean, Brian Bolland, David Lloyd are all superbJingle the Hedgehog @alexhern Standard issue Moore / Gaiman response. I also like Warren Ellis.Steve (That's Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman. Neither of them are really artists, but Steve was confused) @alexhern @blankslatebooks only publishes writer/artists: check their outputalison sampson @alexhern and the same goes for most of @selfmadehero 's stuff and @nobrowpress but you knew this? i'd say @robgog @naobrown @philipparicealison sampson (@Robgog is Rob Davis, and @naobrown is Glyn Dillon) @alexhern That dude who illustrated "From Hell". Is he British tho?Matthijs Krul (Matthijs means Eddie Campbell) @alexhern basically anyone who ever appeared in an issue of Solipsistic Pop counts.James Hunt (That's a lot of people. The full list of contributors is here.) @alexhern Comics: off the top of my noddle - Jon McNaught, Eddie Campbell, Mick/Mike McMahon, Sean Phillips, Bryan Talbot, Brendan McCarthyTom Murphy @alexhern decadence comics then. one without a lot of exposure. and will kirkby's writing is as witty as his art. hes a good self publisher.alison sampson @alexhern My two cents: Luke Pearson and Kate Brown. Also, after Nao of Brown, I'd say Glyn Dillon.Michael Leader @alexhern Note: those were mainly for the writer/artist side of the question. Also, young'uns.Michael Leader @alexhern Glyn Dillon, Rob Davis, Posy Simmonds, Raymond Briggs, Gary Northfield, Jamie Smart, Simone Lia, Tom Gauld, Warren Pleece.Dave Shelton @alexhern Off the top of my head: Bryan Talbot, Sean Phillips, Kevin O'Neil Gllyn Dillon, loads more I'm forgetting right nowSaul Taylor @alexhern just personal preference but has to be Alan Davis. Still amazing after all these years. Oh and yeah @McKelvie is def up there tooIan Nicholson (@McKelvie is Jamie McKelvie) @alexhern Loads, but I have to single out Gary Northfield as he's dead, dead good. And I'm going to stop jerking him off in public now.Tralfamadorian Red. @alexhern Eddie CampbellSebastian Sutcliffe @alexhern not sure if he's been mentioned but David Lloyd needs to be in there somewhere.James Vincent Although Tom Humberstone could well be included in this round-up, the next two tweets are replies to him and me: @alexhern @TomHumberstone Steve Dillon and John Wagner.Matt Owen @alexhern @TomHumberstone can o'worms! I like @olivereast @robjacksoncomix @DECADENCECOMICS and @joedecie amongst othersSimon Moreton @alexhern Frazer Irving, Frank Quitely, Simon Bisley & I.N.J. CulbardIan Dunt @alexhern I had the pleasure of interviewing him about Aces Weekly for Wired - was just a lovely gun. Also; Dave McKean needs in.James Vincent @alexhern Jock, Bisley, Gibbons, O'Neill, Bolland. (Sliiiiiight @2000AD bias to my responses.)Kensington (Simon Bisley, Dave Gibbons, Kevin O'Neill, Brian Bolland. Jock only has one name, like Madonna) @alexhern Mart Brooker for art; writer/artist: Brendan McCarthy? Also impressed with Bryan Talbot on that scale.Craig Grannell @alexhern Gotta mention Bryan Talbot, Hunt Emerson, Ed 'Ilya' Hillier, Glyn Dillon and a trio of Daves - Lloyd, McKean and Gibbons.Karl A Russell Today, I decided that I'd gone too far the other way, and asked for a list of writers who deserved their own spotlight: @alexhern Al Ewing, John Wagner, Si Spurrier, Kieron Gillen, Rob Williams.molcher @alexhern John Wagner is absurdly underrated.Craig Grannell @alexhern Rob Williams, Grant Morrison (obvs), Al Ewing, Kieron Gillen. Gillen top of the list for me this year. All the lists.Ian Dunt @alexhern For me, it's @kierongillen by a huge margin. I'm a bit scared of what he might achieve at Marvel.John @alexhern Morrison, Gillen (shh don't let him overhear), Carey, Milligan, Moore (when he bothers).Seb Patrick (Grant Morrison, Kieron Gillen, Mike Carey, Peter Milligan and Alan Moore) @alexhern Alan Moore. Hands down. No contest. Obvious answer I know, but still.Trunkman Productions @alexhern @jonlockcomics & @TheMatthewCraigjack davies (Self-evidently, Jon Lock and Matthew Craig) @alexhern Andy Diggle. Great action writer.Stuart Mckechnie @alexhern @mistergristEd Sellek (Paul Grist) @alexhern Warren Ellis, Mark Millar, Alan Moore, Mike Carey, Antony Johnston and Neil GaimanBerwyn Lloyd @alexhern John Allison, Anthony Johnston, Andy Diggle, Josceline Fenton, Kate Brown, Warren Ellis.Adam Cadwell › You are not a scrounger: a letter to a disabled reader Photograph: Getty Images Alex Hern is a technology reporter for the Guardian. He was formerly staff writer at the New Statesman. You should follow Alex on Twitter. 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Parolee dies in Albany shooting
Police say no arrests made yet in killing in West Hill neighborhood
ALBANY — A parolee who survived a 2006 shooting in Albany was shot to death Tuesday morning in West Hill.
Iquan Carter, 23, who was just released from Elmira Correctional Facility on Sept. 17, was shot on Ontario Street, between Second and Third streets, following an argument with his killer, according to police.
He drew an unloaded gun on his armed killer, according to people with knowledge of the investigation.
Carter stumbled through an alley before collapsing in the back yard of 55 Ontario St., authorities said.
Carter was treated by paramedics and rushed to Albany Medical Center Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police were canvassing the neighborhood. No arrests were reported.
Police are unsure whether a nearby camera on a street corner captured the incident.
Carter, also known as "Ike," was shot in the leg on Aug. 8, 2006, on Livingston Avenue. He was charged at the time with pistol-whipping a 16-year-old youth two days earlier.
Carter served a six-year prison stretch at the maximum security Elmira lockup after being convicted of third-degree weapon possession in May 2007.
On Aug. 29, 2006, he was arrested in a car with a loaded .38-caliber handgun.
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Parkinson disease (or, simply, Parkinson) is the most common form of Parkinsonism, a group of motor system disorders. It is a slowly progressing, degenerative disease caused by the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. Dopamine is a substance made in the body that helps with smooth and coordinated muscle movement. Parkinson is usually associated with these symptoms:
The cause of Parkinson is unknown. Medical experts believe the symptoms are related to a chemical imbalance in the brain caused by brain-cell death. Parkinson is chronic, and symptoms grow worse over time.
Although the disease may appear in younger people (even teenagers), it usually affects people in late middle age. It is not contagious.
Environmental causes are being researched. Findings have shown that rural living, exposure to well water, and exposure to agricultural pesticides and herbicides are related to Parkinson. It is important to remember, however, that these factors do not guarantee the development of the disease, nor does their absence prevent it. Currently researchers believe that in most people, the cause of Parkinson's is a mix of genetics and environmental exposure.
In the other forms of Parkinsonism, either the cause is known or suspected, or the disorder occurs as a secondary effect of another neurological disorder. These forms, described as Parkinson syndrome, atypical Parkinson, or, simply, Parkinsonism, may be caused by the following:
The biggest risk factor for Parkinson is advancing age. The average age for the onset of Parkinson is 60 years. In addition, men are affected more than women. However, the reason for this is unclear.
Family history is another important risk factor. A person with an affected parent or sibling, when compared to the general population, has a 4% to 9% increased chance of developing Parkinson. This increased risk is most likely because of a combination of environmental and genetic factors. Having 1 or more close relatives with Parkinson increases the risk of developing the disease. But, unless there is a known genetic mutation for Parkinson present, the increased risk is 2% to 5%.
These are the most common symptoms of Parkinson:
Symptoms of Parkinson vary from person to person. The symptoms may appear slowly and in no particular order. Early symptoms may be subtle and may progress over many years before reaching a point where they interfere with normal daily activities.
Other symptoms are divided into motor (movement-related) and non-motor symptoms.
As the disease progresses, walking may become affected, causing the person to stop in mid-stride or "freeze" in place, and maybe even fall over. People also may start walking with a series of quick, small steps as if hurrying forward to keep balance, a practice known as festination.
The symptoms of Parkinson may look like other conditions or medical problems. Always see your healthcare provider for a diagnosis.
Diagnosing Parkinson in the early stages can be difficult. At first, signs and symptoms may look like other conditions or the effects of normal aging. For this reason, your doctor may want to monitor your symptoms for some time until they are consistently present.
Currently, there are no blood or lab tests to diagnose Parkinson. Diagnosis of Parkinson is based mainly on a medical history and thorough neurological exam. Brain scans or lab tests may be done to help rule out other diseases or conditions, but brain scans generally will turn out to be normal with Parkinson.
Methods to diagnose Parkinson include:
So far, there is no cure for Parkinson. However, your doctor can plan appropriate treatment based on the severity of the symptoms and other factors. Treatment may include:
Once the diagnosis has been made, the next decision is whether medicine is an option. This depends on:
No 2 people react the same way to a given drug. It takes time and patience to find the right medicine and dosage to relieve symptoms.
In some cases, your doctor may recommend surgery for Parkinson disease.
Several types of surgery may be done that can help people with Parkinson disease. Most of the treatments are aimed at helping the tremor or rigidity that comes with the disease. In some people, surgery may decrease the amount of medicine needed to control the symptoms of Parkinson.
There are 2 types of surgeries for Parkinson disease:
Although Parkinson is a chronic, progressive disease, treatment can help relieve symptoms. It is also important to eat a healthy diet and maintain mobility with the use of assistive devices, if needed. Regular exercise, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy can promote independence. Talk with your healthcare provider about depression, anxiety, or other mental health issues that may arise.
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Windows Shadow Volumes
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Volume Shadow Copy Service
Windows has included the Volume Shadow Copy Service in it's releases since Windows XP. The Shadow Copy Service creates differential backups periodically to create restore points for the user. Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate editions include tools to work with and manage the Volume Shadow Copy Service, including the ability to mount shadow volumes on disk images.
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External Links
- Shadow Timelines And Other VolumeShadowCopy Digital Forensics Techniques with the Sleuthkit on Windows
- VISTA and Windows 7 Shadow Volume Forensics
- Into The Shadows
- libvshadow project to read VSS Volumes
- Getting Ready for a Shadow Volume Exam, by Jimmy Weg, June 2012
- Mounting Shadow Volumes, by Jimmy Weg, July 2012
- Examining the Shadow Volumes with X-Ways Forensics, by Jimmy Weg July 2012


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A scene from the South Slough Estuary VFE. The students in background are preparing to do the data collection and photography needed to create this scene. Some of their notes appear by clicking on the notebook icon in the upper right hand corner.
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Included in the August new product introduction by John Deere in Cincinnati, Ohio, were several exciting new product additions to the Ag Management Solutions (AMS) offering—to help growers make money with precision farming. Listen to comments from Doug DeVries, senior VP, Agricultural Marketing for John Deere, who outlined what's new at the product launch meeting.
And watch a video interview with Mike Park, factory marketing manager for Deere's AMS group, who gives an overview of new AMS products.
Here are more details on the latest from AMS…
- New from Deere: Save seed costs with Swath Control Pro for planters
- New from Deere: Control fertilizer costs with GS2 Rate Controller
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The seventh annual Chefs & the City event attracted 400 guests to this food lover's heaven benefiting Vital Bridges. Held at the Ritz-Carlton, it also showcased a Mark Shale fashion show presented by new creative director Maria Pinto. Pinto said, "You're going to see what you wouldn't expect from Mark Shale and love it!"
I was honorary co-chair for this event along with RL's Rich Varnes, XA's Amanda Puck and others. Ryan Pitts, executive chef of RL Restaurant, was chef chair. Guests sampled delectable tastings from 30 great chefs, including Province's salmon tostadas, Cafe Spiaggia's crispy flatbreads and Shanghai Terrace's delicious dumplings. Other restaurants participating included MK, Bistronomic, Sepia and The Firehouse. Joyce Dawson, co-founder of Chefs & the City, received the Robert S. Mayo Extra Helping Award in honor of her commitment and generosity to this event that supports low-income men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS. The event, which raised $95,000, continued with the VIP party and more tastings in the Carlton Club.
Old St. Pat's Church threw its 27th annual World's Largest Block Party with 20,000 people partying hearty in this two-day celebration of music and food. Fans rocked out to the sounds of Farraday, Cobra Starship, Plain White T's, Spazmatics and the Barenaked Ladies. The sounds of laughter and music filled the air along with the tempting smells from the food stands. My summertime favorites included barbecue from Robinson's Ribs, funnel cakes, foot-long corn dogs and coconut shrimp from Suzie's Fun Food, and, of course, brats and burgers from Old St. Pat's Grill. Proceeds from this annual event support the mission-based church's dozens of worldwide programs.
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My name is Sean Goldfaden, I'm a 23 year-old Senior at the University of Miami, but I've lived most of my life in Southern California.
I started Playfarer.com with the vision of allowing customers to CREATE THEIR OWN sunglasses, rather than CHOOSE from an existing product line.
Playfarers are BRIGHT. They are FUN. And they are 100% YOU!
Whether you choose your shades to reflect your personality, your favorite sports team, or to support one of our many philanthropic efforts, Playfarer.com is here to help.
Playfarer.com distributes products to 2 main market segments (both in the 18-24 demographic):
'Hipsters'- By definition, a 'Hipster' is someone who seeks out being
hip, cool, or a trendsetter. They pride themselves in self-expression, and enjoy things like Music, Art, Fashion, Festivals, and more. They are interested in expressing their individuality and like matching their Playfarers to the rest of their outfit (sort of like how hats and shoes have been used in the past) They are much more interested in the colors and patterns we offer, rather than the brand name on the side.
These Hipsters are looking for a COOL WEBSITE to match Their COOL Identities. The first thing that should come out of their mouths when they see the new website is, "woah, this is cool, colorful, and easy to use website!"
Gameday Gluttons- These are currently enrolled students who "Bleed
Their School Colors" They go to athletic games dressed in their favorite players gear. They match their outfit from head to toe as a means of telling EVERYONE that THEY HAVE SCHOOL SPIRIT! They use their parents (or their own) disposable income to buy cheap accessories like Jerseys, Beads, Face Paint, Fanny Packs, Wigs, License Plates and yes, Sunglasses to better enhance their Gameday attire.
I DO NOT WANT: you to focus on College Football, or College Sports for that matter. Focus on the Make-Your-Own Nature.
I Want 3 Things to Resonate in Your Head
Colors I Would Like To Incorporate (do not need to use all of these, you can get creative with the color palette, these are just suggestions)
- Black
- Yellow*
- Hot Pink*
- Light Blue
- Purple
- Red
- Green
- Orange
*NOTE: In the "Attach File" section below, I sent my brand guide, and our logo. As you will see, the logo is a "P" inside of a circle. I think maybe you could do something cool w/ that in the background of the site, but use your judgement on that.
The Home Page should have a very simple, yet COOL, Look and Feel.
(I like how this website does it - http://custom.case-mate.com/imakemycase/)
The basic idea of the site is for consumers to arrive at Playfarer.com, they will see a pair of White Playfarers with a color wheel/box above the pair.
The consumer will chose their frame color first, and then the left ear, and then the right ear.
I don't foresee a lot of content needed on the site, the idea is for them to arrive there and think, "wow, this is really cool, but it also seems very simple."
I am using a 3rd party e-commerce site (Big Cartel) to sell my product.
It does not allow for people to make-their-own glasses, and provides very little design customization.
I dont think it looks COOL, and it is not consistent with what our company actually does.
http://custom.case-mate.com/imakemycase/ - I think this is a REALLY COOL website. It's very simple, the product is BIG and right there in your face. They've made it really artsy by adding those elements that pop up as you move your cursor, and I think it reflects the customization that the business offers.
http://www.hoodieremix.com/ - this is another REALLY COOL, REALLY SIMPLE website.


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I'll be at LinuxCon in Portland this next week. On Monday, 11:30am, I get to compete against Jon Corbet's excellent Kernel Report and four other interesting topics, to present Dynamic Driver Injection, a method to simplify OS deployments on new servers. If you're at LinuxCon, I hope you will join me.
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When it comes to torque wrench calibration, I often get asked "When should I re-calibrate my torque wrench? And should I wind it back to zero after use?" In fact, these two questions might well be the most frequently asked of all frequently asked questions and are rightly a subject of genuine concern for production and quality managers. To misuse the old wartime propaganda slogan a little, "Careless torque can cost lives."
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The Banbury based company has invested more than £1.6 million in new machinery, which includes the acquisition of two new Mori Seiki NTX mill-turn machines which are being used to machine electronic and gearbox products, including transducer shafts.
Norbar Torque Tools has appointed Jeremy Tucker as its new UK and Ireland business manager. Jeremy's appointment comes as part of an expansion to Norbar's global sales team. Jeremy will be responsible for managing sales and profitability throughout Norbar's existing distribution network and is tasked with maximising torque solutions opportunities within the UK and Irish markets.
Ideal for bolt tightening in confined spaces such as wind turbine towers, both the HT-92 and HT-119 combine new materials, better traceability and are the newest additions to Norbar's new Compact Series of HandtorqueTM Multipliers.
Norbar Torque Tools officially opened its new premises at Wildmere Road, Banbury on Wednesday 19th September with an on-site evening party for employees and special guests, including Sir Tony Baldry MP for Banbury, the Mayor of Banbury Cllr Tony Ilott and the Chairman of Cherwell District Council, Cllr Colin Clarke. This 170,000 sq ft production site is over three times the size of their present site Banbury head office and factory at Beaumont Road and will allow them to expand their manufacturing output in order to meet increased worldwide demand for their products.
Important structural changes to the management team at Norbar's representative company in Australia are taking place that also affect Norbar companies in New Zealand and Singapore. Matt Packer is to become Managing Director of Norbar Torque Tools Pty, based in Adelaide, South Australia and with offices in Western Australia, Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales. He is to take over the position from his father Leigh Packer, who will remain Executive Director of the company and be able to devote more of his time to managing Norbar companies in New Zealand and Singapore.
Norbar Torque Tools of Banbury, celebrating its 70th Anniversary this year, has triumphed at the Oxfordshire Business Awards 2012 by being voted the county's top exporter. The Carter Jonas Export Award was presented to Norbar by athletics star Kriss Akabusi at the recent Awards Gala Dinner at Oxford Thames Four Pillars Hotel.
Banbury based Norbar Torque Tools has joined the wide ranging list of specialist companies, educational and professional organisations supplying products, services and expertise to the Bloodhound SSC (Super Sonic Car) project, that aims to push the world land speed record to an incredible 1,000 mph. At a time of resurgent interest in UK engineering, Bloodhound acts as an exciting focus for British experience in this area and an inspiration for young people considering a career in this absorbing field.
Norbar Torque Tools of Banbury recently delivered torque wrenches to nearby Enstone Airfield in Oxfordshire for the construction of brand new Spitfire aircraft. This event resonated strongly with key events in Norbar's history, since the company was the first in Britain to commercially manufacture torque wrenches in the 1940s specifically for engineering Spitfire engines.
Norbar Torque Tools is back at this year's Farnborough International Airshow Trade Exhibition 9-13 July, displaying a range of maintenance support instruments for both the military and civil aviation sectors. Norbar is a world leading specialist in the design, development and production of torque tightening and measuring equipment, which play a vital role in maintaining the performance, reliability and longevity of vital aerospace equipment.
Norbar has devised easy-to-use online calculators that support the correct application of torque in three key areas:
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Lunascape Multi-Rendering-Engine Browser Review: Verdict—Three Trick Pony
By Chris Cardinal on November 25th, 2008
Lunascape presents an interesting product, though one that's only in the Alpha stage, so I'm sure we'll be seeing a lot of things evolve from them. As a developer, I have Firefox, Internet Explorer and Google Chrome all installed and at the ready. It's pretty simple, though a bit annoying, to boot up IE to make sure a page renders properly, even though we develop under Firefox. (There are FF extensions that make this a simple right-click affair, however.) Lunascape simplifies the process a bit by allowing you to switch a tab's rendering engine just with a right-click. And it works, for sure.
But I begin to question the utility of a browser that lets me switch rendering engines, but provides me with very few debugging tools or console access. We develop under Firefox because of things like the Web Developer extension and Firebug. These superb debugging tools let us delve into the DOM and help us identify our many AJAX transgressions. Without these tools, though, the workflow isn't improved enough to justify a switch from just running the browsers separately.
Now, Lunascape currently supports IE extensions, so perhaps Firefox extension support is on the horizon… but this seems like something that could be very difficult to accomplish, given that XUL (which powers Firefox and the window chrome surrounding it) is a part of Gecko that exists a bit existentially to the site being rendered: Though, if Lunascape itself is XUL-powered, then that would help considerably.
Even still, the appeal just isn't there for me. Lunascape clearly is betting on its three-trick-pony concept, but that only appeals to developers who know what a rendering engine is. Firefox is a considerably better browsing option for regular end users, so they're left needing to improve the value proposition for developers and to give us a reason to switch. And they haven't done that yet. One way they could start is by offering advanced debugging tools, better if they're rendering engine-specific. Another might be to allow for regression testing in IE: Allowing us to render in older IE engines, like how IETester works.
For now, I plan on leaving this in the Alpha bin it came in and working with FF 3, Chrome/Safari and IE, side-by-side.
See also: TechCrunch & Lifehacker's coverage. (The latter, whose screenshot we borrowed.)
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This month's Mixology Monday is being hosted by Nancy, aka The Backyard Bartender, and her chosen theme is: Some Like It Hot. Very simple, make anything you want, as long as it is hot. This could not have come at a more perfect time, as it has been below freezing this week, and I very much enjoyed experimenting with many variations of hot beverages.
Last week I was enjoying the Full Sail Black Gold, and I thought that with it's rich chocolate/malt flavors that it would work well in a cocktail. So after thinking about how I was going to incorporate it, I decided to go the beer syrup route and made an imperial stout syrup. It turned out perfectly. Rich and thick with a lot of the chocolate notes I was looking for.
So now I had my sweetener, but what about the rest of the drink? Normally when crafting a drink I start with the base spirit, but since I really wanted to incorporate the beer it was a little more challenging. As I was thinking about flavor pairings, my original thoughts were apples and strawberries, but neither of those really fit with a hot beverage. However, orange would be perfect. Everybody loves those chocolate oranges, so throw some chocolate and orange together, add some rum, and you have got yourself a drink.
It was a good drink, but lacking somehow. Bitters of course, how could one forget bitters? They make everything taste better. Adding some orange and chocolate bitters really helped tame the sweetness and give a little dimension to the drink. So there you have it, a fine winter warmer for those cold chilly nights. Thanks to Nancy for hosting and Paul for organizing month after month. Be sure to head over to her site for the roundup in a few days. Cheers!
Imperial Stout Syrup
3/4 cup Black Gold Imperial Stout
1 cup Sugar
simmer on stove until sugar is completely dissolved.
Cool, and fine strain to remove the beer head.
Pirate's Gold
1 1/2 oz Jamaican Rum
1/2 oz Demerara Rum
3/4 oz Stout Syrup
1/4 oz Creole Shrub
5 dashes orange bitters
5 dashes chocolate bitters
2-3 oz Hot Water


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Huawei has recently had more headlines dedicated to it allegedly posing a threat to US national security than its cut price, great spec Android smartphones for which it was once best known. With the announcement of the Honor 2, it could turn this around, provided it sees an international release sometime soon.
News of the Honor 2 seems to have originated from Huawei's Weibo account, where the phone is named the Glory, a name repeated on the Chinese version of the manufacturers own website, where just to confuse matters it also listed as the "Glory Quad-core Love Shared Exclusive Edition." Now that's a memorable name for a smartphone.
So why are we calling it the Honor 2? Well, the original Huawei Glory U8860 was renamed the Honor in the USA and other regions (as well as the Mercury if you grabbed it from Cricket, or the Honour if you live in the UK), and Huawei's CEO has also referred to the phone under this name, when he hinted at its impending release late last week.
Hopefully that's cleared up any confusion over the name, so on to the most interesting part — the specification. Inside the Honor 2 is a 1.4GHz, quad-core Hass K3V2 processor of Huawei's own design, plus 2GB of RAM. The screen measures 4.5-inches and has a 1280 x 720 pixel resolution, providing an excellent 326ppi pixel density.
Android 4.0 is its operating system, and there is also an 8-megapixel camera with 1080p video, 8GB of internal memory and a 2230mAh battery that could offer 72 hours of standby. This does make it a little larger than its competitors, as it measures 10.5mm thick and weighs 145 grams. Some may consider this to be a small price to pay for the bigger battery though.
Talking of small prices, there's confusion over the Honor 2's possible cost, with Engadget.com saying it will come in at a little over $300 — a bargain if so — while pocketdroid.net says it will be around $370. Whichever turns out to be correct, the Honor 2 will go on sale early next month, and given that the original Glory/Honor made it out of China, there's a good chance its sequel will do as well.


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Thu, May 1, 2014 | By Hugh Hewitt
The Armed Services YMCA
The month of May ends with Memorial Day but I use the month to salute and celebrate all the various organizations serving the men and women in the military.
Today Captain Mike Landers (USNA Ret) and General Don Infante (MG USA Ret) join me to talk about the Armed Services YMCA, serving military families on military bases across the country.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators have not yet made a decision in their case against Google and are still talking to the Internet search firm to resolve complaints that it used its clout to block rivals, the EU's competition chief said.
The world's most popular search engine offered concessions to the European Commission in July to try to head off a possible fine of up to $4 billion or 10 percent of its 2011 revenues if the regulators find Google breached the rules.
The EU executive Commission is examining the proposals before deciding whether to accept them or demand more.
"We are in the process of conversation with Google to try to reach a settlement, but we are not there yet," EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia told a news conference on Wednesday.
Complainants against Google include Microsoft and smaller rivals in Britain, Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the United States.
Almunia also said a market test of concessions proposed by U.S.-based UPS last Friday to allay regulatory worries over its proposed takeover of Dutch peer TNT showed competitors and third parties were not satisfied with the offer.
"We have come back to the parties, informing them of some of our concerns, given the result of the market test. They are in conversation with the case team, I am following very, very closely this conversation," he said.
Almunia's spokesman Antoine Colombani said the market test was continuing.
A person familiar with the matter said respondents still had till the end of the day to provide their feedback.
UPS has offered to sell assets and provide rivals with access to its planes, concessions which analysts say are unlikely to satisfy regulators.
Almunia said there was still time before the Commission decided on the takeover, suggesting that UPS could still sweeten its offer. The regulator has set a February 5 deadline for its decision.
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Former Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill resident Rachel Levine tried to give singing away, but her love of singing eventually returned like a boomerang. After half a decade of studying and performing classical songs in New York City and graduate school, she was burned out and thought she was done with the craft altogether. As it turns out, she wasn't finished.
Levine will sing a concert of eclectic classical music at Christ Ascension Lutheran Church, 8300 Germantown Ave., on Sunday, Feb. 5, 3 p.m. A classically trained lyric soprano, Levine will sing works by Leonard Bernstein, Richard Strauss, Betty Roe and Chestnut Hill composer Scott Robinson, among others. The ensemble includes cellist Linda Metzler and pianists Barbara Browne and Hui Sy Teo.
In 1999 Rachel earned a master's degree from the Mannes College of Music in Manhattan. After working as a booking agent at IMG Artists, a group that scheduled tours for classical musicians like world-famous violinist, Israeli-born Itzhak Perlman, her passion to perform was dwindling.
And so the Chicago-raised Levine, a 1994 English degree graduate from Oberlin College in Ohio, moved with her then-boyfriend, now-husband, Jed Melnick, who had been hired to work for the Public Defender's Office, to Mt. Airy. A year-and-a-half later, they bought a home in Chestnut Hill.
At that time, Levine decided to enroll again in graduate school, this time at the University of Pennsylvania for a master's degree in Government Administration. She wanted to study how to run a non-profit agency. Levine finished the program in 2002 and got a job with the city's Department of Human Services doing financial analysis.
But she realized she missed singing.
"I thought I could just turn that part of me off," said Levine. If she had remained in New York in 1999, the next step for her would have been to study opera in Germany while constantly auditioning for roles, she explained. She had already performed for small opera groups in New York and was turned off by the stiff competition.
"I realized I didn't want that," she said. But she did want something to do with singing, she discovered a few years later.
In 2003, she passed an audition for The Philadelphia Singers (TPS), a choral group founded in 1972, also the resident chorus of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Since reentering the world of professional singing, she has also appeared with Voces Novae et Antiquae, based in Philadelphia, and the New York Choral Artists.
Her appearances have included the soprano solo of Haydn's "Lord Nelson Mass" with TPS, the soprano solo of Mozart's "Requiem" with the Franconia-Lancaster Choral Singers, a brief solo in Schumann's "Das Paradies und die Peri" at Carnegie Hall and the challenging solo in Morton Feldman's "Rothko Chapel," also with TPS. Her operatic roles include Luaretta in "Gianni Schicchi," Sophie in "Werther" and Zerlina in "Don Giovanni."
And what are some of the techniques that make an opera singer's voice resonate with such audacity? Besides years of crafting the voice like a sculptor molds clay and a staggering amount of practice, one of the most important things about projecting one's voice is placement, according to Levine.
"Placement is about where the sound should be produced in your head," she said. One wants to think of placing the sound in front of the face so as to affect the vocal muscles and support the singing from the diaphragm with placement in mind.
Levine's interest in the classical form took root during childhood years. Her father was a University of Chicago sociology professor who played the piano, violin and viola and played in a string quartet. Classical music has always been "part of the fabric of my life," she said.
In middle-school she began to study voice, technique, breath control and diction, but she was still enamored by pop music of the day. Her idol was Olivia Newton-John. Levine sang along with her records.
As an adult, Rachel "was very good about practicing, but that wasn't enough," said Levine, now a mother of two, who moved with her family to Ambler last year. She would listen to recordings of herself singing, and on days when she would perform, she would stay quiet, rest her voice. Yet after all the study in technique, examining the sound of her voice and so on, "ultimately what helped me to learn to sing was relying on sensations and not thinking too much."
The upcoming performance at Christ Ascension was organized when Levine began speaking with Linda Meltzer while the two waited to pick up their children from Plymouth Meeting Friends School (PMFS). They discovered one another's affinity for classical music. Meltzer is a professional cellist who will also perform in the concert Sunday. Scott Robinson is also a PMFS parent, as well as a Chestnut Hill resident.
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In Maine, there's a rich tradition, and lots of remaining examples, of wilderness sporting camps that deserve your consideration for a summer getaway. "Unique to the state and over 140 years old," says Alice Arlen in her delightfully informative book, "In the Maine Woods," and "although some people think of these camps as 'hunting and fishing lodges,' they are that but also much more."
What Maine sporting camps have in common is that virtually all of them are situated on water … either a lake or a river, as their early guests came principally to fish and/or hunt, They're also mostly in wilderness areas, and the vast majority of them still feature buildings constructed of peeled and chinked logs, and they share in common cabins with front porches overlooking the water.
The traditional sporting camp, beginning with the first one built in the mid-19th century, provided three meals a day (the American Plan), served in a central lodge around which the sleeping cabins were clustered. Some camps have maintained the same approach to feeding their guests, although many now include housekeeping options that allow the guests to prepare some or all of their own meals.
Although most of Maine's camps now have such modern conveniences as plumbing and electricity, it's still possible to find the occasional privy to help reawaken long-dormant memories on the part of some of us who go back long enough to remember cold outhouse seats in the spring and fall.
In neighboring New Hampshire and Vermont, as well as in the Adirondacks in New York state, one can find rustic estates and private camps, but Maine's sporting camps are unique in that they, in Arlen's words, "are open to paying customers, and are a cultural and entrepreneurial resource distinctive to the state."
Post-Civil War America gave rise to a set of circumstances that together fostered the birth and growth of the sporting camp industry in Maine. Electricity, the internal combustion engine, railroad expansion and, perhaps most of all, the emergence of an affluent upper-middle class inspired by the writings of Henry David Thoreau and others to escape the growing clamor and pollution provoked by rampant industrialization and get "back to nature," fueled the creation of sporting camps in Maine, virtually all of which are in the huge expanse north of Augusta and a line that roughly follows Route 9 from Bangor to Calais.
Whereas Arlen's book, the second edition of which was published in 1998, featured 78 camps, the Maine Sporting Camp Association, whose informative web site contains about all the information you'd want to know, lists 51 current members of the organization. Their directory divides the membership into seven geographical areas: North Woods, The County, Moosehead, Western Mountains, Central Highlands, Down East and Belgrade Lakes.
Today's sporting camps, in addition to offering traditional fishing and ice fishing, and hunting, tempt the vacationer by suggesting you visit to bike, mountain bike, hike, paddle, motor boat, snowmobile, photograph, watch for birds and moose, and cross country ski, along with pursuing other outdoor activities.
My own cherished memories, which help explain my affection for the sporting camp, derive from youthful summers at Red River, not far from the Allagash in northern Aroostook County (T15 R9 to be prercise). The set of camps, built for his private use in the mid-1880s by a Massachusetts industrialist named Chapman, was sold not long after he built them because, as the story goes, his wealthy wife whose money he used to build the camps, found out she didn't like the woods or his extravagant use of her fortune. The camps were then sold to the Whitman family, which owned them until the 1930s.
Enter my avid sportsman grandfather, Arthur Christie, and Fish Lake sporting camp operator, Dana McNally, who bought the camps and kept them for their private use until grandfather sold them shortly after World War II to Herschel Currie, the Portage Lake man who had guided for him and was the caretaker for a set of camps he owned on Portage.
Herschel, and his wife, Ida, began operating the Red River Camps commercially, and my older brother, Mick, spent all four of his college summers guiding for the Curries and I envy him to this day.
Now owned by the Brophy family since they purchased the camps in 1980 from then-owners Pete and Chris Norris, it's a thriving operation surrounded by the vast tract of Public Reserved Lands known as the Deboullie Preserve. They even survived the loss by fire of the old main lodge a few years ago, and have replaced it with a replica log building right on the shore of idyllic Island Pond.
I'd suggest this might be the summer you should begin building your own sporting camp memories.
John Christrie is an author and year-round Maine explorer. He and his son Josh write in Outdoors about places to enjoy the beauty that only Maine has to offer. He can be contacted at:
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MarketWatch's Chuck Jaffe says investors should draft mutual funds the way NFL general managers draft players. He shares his tips on what traits to look for and consider in selecting their next player. Photo: Getty Images.
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DES MOINES, IA -- A 1-year-old girl ingested rat poison at a fitness club child care center in Des Moines, IA.
The container of poison was under or behind a piece of play equipment at the Aspen Athletic Club in a place where club staff did not think a child could reach, local police told the Des Moines Register. The girl was in the child care center while her father worked out at the club Tuesday night.
The girl was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was recovering on Wednesday. Police continued to investigate the incident.
Shana Michael, the vice president of operations with Aspen Athletic Club, says the girl's father was told his daughter had been exposed to the poison while he was still at the club, according to the newspaper report. He filled out and signed an incident form at the club and was told he should take his daughter to a poison-control center or a hospital, Michael told the newspaper.
A supervisor with the child care center made a follow-up call to the girl's father a half-hour later. He told the club his daughter would be fine, even though he had noticed "blue stuff" on her clothes and around her mouth when he had picked her up, residue that he thought was from a blue crayon or marker. Ten minutes later, the girl began vomiting, and she was taken to the hospital.


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ETSU (11-7, 6-1 SoCon) vs. Appalachian State (6-14, 3-4 SoCon)
January 27, 2001 - 1 p.m.
Boone, N.C. - Seby Jones Arena
Tonight's Game ... ETSU is enjoying its longest win streak (six games) under head coach Ed DeChellis ... The Bucs havent won seven straight since the 1991-92 season when they won nine consecutive games before falling to Michigan in the NCAA Southeast Regionals second round ... ETSU has won eight of its last nine games ... ETSU is 5-5 on the road and 6-1 in the Southern Conference this year ... The Bucs are 4-0 against SoCon North teams ... The Bucs 6-1 Southern Conference record is their best start since going 6-1 to start the 1992-93 Conference campaign.
Quite a Performance ... Junior point guard Cliff Decoster enjoyed a career game in the Bucs 74-60 win at VMI (Jan. 24) ... The Miramar, Fla. native, netted 19 points, one short of his career high set at VMI on Jan. 29, 2000, on a career-high seven field goals ... Decoster set a career mark with seven steals and added five rebounds ... He also produced four steals and had a key block late in the contest ... The junior led the team in steals for the seventh time this season -- the Bucs are 6-1 in those games.
During the Streak ... ETSU is enjoying its longest win streak (six games) since 1991-92 ... Four players -- Renaldo Johnson (10.8), Dimeco Childress (10.0), D.J. McDuffie (9.8) and Cliff Decoster (9.5) -- have averaged more than nine points per game during the streak ... ETSU is averaging 67.8 ppg while holding its opponent to 57.0 ppg (+10.8) ... The Bucs have outrebounded their opponents 244-207 (40.7-34.5 rpg) ... Adrian Meeks (6.8) and Johnson (4.8) have led the rebouding effort.
More Streaks ... Senior Renaldo Johnson and junior Dimeco Childress are the only two Bucs that have scored at least one point and grabbed at least one rebound in all 18 games this year ... The Bucs have outrebounded their opponent in each of the last six games and eight of the last nine contests ... The only time the Bucs were outrebounded (Chattanooga on Jan. 2) was the only loss in that stretch ... The ETSU defense has held its opponent to fewer than 40.0 percent shooting in each of the last four games ... The Bucs have produced more steals than its opponent in nine of the last 10 contests ... senior Adrian Meeks has grabbed double-digit rebounds in each of the past two contests.
The Magic Number....60 ... The Bucs have held their opponent to 60-or-fewer points in each of the last five contests .... ETSU is 7-0 this winter when holding its opponent to 60-or-fewer points ... The Bucs are 1-2 when scoring fewer than 60 points ... During ETSUs six-game win streak, the opposition is averaging 57.0 points per game.
Stingy Defense ... After 18 games this season, the Bucs lead the Southern Conference in field goal percentage defense (40.0 percent) and second in scoring defense (64.7 ppg) ... ETSU has not allowed its opponent to convert 25-or-more field goals in 13 consecutive games ... The Bucs have allowed its opponent to shoot above 45 percent only once in the past eight games ... After seven Conference contests, ETSU is holding its opponent to 39.1 percent from the field.
On His Way to 1,000 ... Senior D.J. McDuffie needs 107 points to become the 21st player in ETSU history to eclipse the 1,000-point mark ... With 10 regular season and at least one Southern Conference Tournament game remaining, McDuffie has to average 9.7 points/game to reach 1,000 ... The Greensboro, N.C. native, has netted 893 career points (124 as a freshman, 298 as a sophomore, 313 as a junior and 158 as a senior) ... Trazel Silvers is the most recent entrant to the 1,000 point club, tallying 1,257 career points fom 1991-94.
Away from Home ... Since Coach Ed DeChellis arrived in 1996-97, the Bucs are 19-44 away from Johnson City ... They are 5-5 this year and 5-9 last season, 6-6 in 1998-99, 2-12 in 1997-98 and 1-12 in 1996-97 ... The Bucs have won their last two Southern Conference road games.
Southern Conference Leaders ... After 18 games this winter, ETSU ranks among the Southern Conference leaders in many categories ... The Bucs lead the Conference in field goal percentage defense (40.0 percent) and steals/game (9.00) ... ETSU ranks second in scoring defense (64.7 ppg), scoring margin (+7.7 ppg) and turnover margin (+2.39) ... The Bucs rank fourth in scoring offense (72.4 ppg) and third in rebounding offense (39.4 rpg) and rebounding margin (+4.6).
Individual Leaders of the SoCon ... Junior Dimeco Childress ranks 10th in the Southern Conference in scoring (13.4 ppg) ... Childress ranks third in the 3-pt. field goals made per game (2.11) and sixth in 3-pt. field goal percentage (39.2) ... junior Cliff Decoster ranks 13th in assists (3.06 apg) ... Decoster ranks sixth in steals (1.78 spg) ... senior Renaldo Johnson ranks third in field goal percentage (55.0 percent).
Starting Lineups ... The Bucs used the same starting lineup in the first five games and have used the same lineup in each of the last 12 contests ... Records of starting lineup: (Decoster, Childress, McDuffie, Meeks, Johnson - 1-4 / Games 1-5); (Decoster, Childress, Carson, Johnson, Seels - 1-0 / Game 6): (Decoster, Childress, Lawson, Meeks, Johnson - 9-3 / Games 7-18).
In the Southern Conference ... ETSU is 31-37 (.456) in the Southern Conference since head coach Ed DeChellis took over in 1996-97 ... The Bucs are 6-1 this winter ... ETSU opened this winters campaign with 11 consecutive non-conference games, going 5-6.
On Television ... The Bucs have two scheduled appearances on television during the 2000-01 season ... Their TV debut came on January 2, 2001 when ETSU fell at Chattanooga, 67-58 ... ETSU will also be televised when it hosts College of Charleston at 7:30 p.m. on February 6 ... Both games are carried by Comcast/Charters Sports Southeast (CSS) ... In addition, the Southern Conference Tournament will be telecast.
The Head Coach ... Fifth-year head coach Ed DeChellis has compiled a 60-69 (.465) record at ETSU ... He now ranks fifth all-time in victories ... Madison Brooks won 370 games from 1948-73 ... DeChellis came to Johnson City after 10 years as an assistant at Penn State University.
On the Bench ... Joining head coach Ed DeChellis and second-year assistant Hilliary Scott are two new assistant coaches for the 2000-01 season ... Tom Conrad comes to ETSU after serving the past four years as head coach at Charleston Southern ... Conrad led the Buccaneers to their first-ever NCAA Tournament bid in 1997 ... Scott Wagers also joins the staff, after serving as a high school head coach for the past nine years ... Wagers compiled a 120-24 record at Robinson High School in Tampa, Florida in his five-year tenure.
The Buccaneer Radio Network ... WJCW-AM is the flagship station of the Buccaneer Radio Network. The network will broadcast every mens basketball game and the coaches show. Chip Kessler will serve as the Voice of the Bucs.
Medical Report ... The Bucs are operating at full strength.


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