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By Ami Bera
Special to the Bee
As one of the few practicing doctors serving in Congress, I understand the real consequences ending federal funding to Planned Parenthood would have for patients.
That's why I stand with Planned Parenthood and will not vote to defund it. We need to keep politicians out of the exam room and instead work together to make sure women have access to preventive health care.
Recent attacks against Planned Parenthood are about nothing other than politicizing and restricting access to health care.
Fri, Apr 24, 2015
By: Rep. Ami Bera (D- Calif.) and Anuradha Gupta
Both of us have seen firsthand just how essential vaccines are to saving children's lives. One, as a physician and former chief medical officer of Sacramento County, Calif., has implemented domestic immunization programs to protect California children. The other, while overseeing India's public health program and the recent eradication of polio there, has seen how vaccines protect against some of the world's deadliest diseases.
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Dr. Ami Bera announced today that his campaign has brought in $387,000 so far for the 2016 election cycle and has more than $350,000 cash on hand. This was Bera's strongest first quarter of a cycle, with $308,000 raised. The vast majority of his support remains local; 87 percent of individual donations were from California and 80 percent were for $100 or less.
Mon, Apr 06, 2015
By: Curtis Tate
WASHINGTON — In a stairway just off the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, Rep. Ami Bera walks past a portrait nearly every day of the late Congressman Dalip Singh Saund, a Democrat from California elected in 1956 and the first Asian-American to serve on Capitol Hill.
He was the first Indian-American, as well.
Wed, Mar 25, 2015
By: Rep. Ami Bera (D- Calif.), M.D. and Rep. Larry Bucshon (R- Ind.), M.D.
April 17, 2015
Bera endorses Kumar Barve for U.S. Congress
Dr. Ami Bera, the only Indian American in Congress, announced his support today for Kumar Barve in his campaign to be the next U.S. Representative from Maryland's 8th Congressional district.
Bera endorses Kamala Harris for U.S. Senate
Congressman Ami Bera, M.D. today announced his support for Kamala Harris in her campaign to be the next U.S. Senator for California.
Sun, May 03, 2015
By Ami Bera -- Special to the Sacramento Bee
Since taking office, I've had frequent conversations with many people whose views differ about global trade and a potential Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade agreement being negotiated by the United States and several Pacific Rim nations. It is my job to listen, and there are strong advocates and valid arguments on both sides of this important and difficult issue.
Fri, Jan 23, 2015
By: Sunita Sohrabji
Rep. Ami Bera, co-chair of the House India Caucus, along with Sen. Mark Warner, co-chair of the Senate India Caucus, and Rep. Joe Crowley will join President Barack Obama on his three-day visit to India, beginning Jan. 25.
At press time, the White House had not released the names of the Congressional delegation traveling with the president. Staffers for Rep. Ed Royce, R-Calif., chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and former chair of the House India Caucus, could not confirm whether the congressman was also joining the delegation to India.
Wed, Nov 19, 2014
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"It's been my honor serving this community as a doctor for the last nineteen years, and I am grateful I will have the opportunity to continue serving as the representative for California's 7th Congressional District in Congress."
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Saturday, October 04, 2008
In Chuck's Words
T. Horton
Those that believe they can, and those that believe they cannot, are both right.
- Henry Ford
I have really had to read this quote a few times to grasp what it was trying to say to me. One can look at this quote very superficially and come to an easy conclusion about positive though and its impression on the human psyche. I do not think it ends there. I believe, at least for me, that it goes much deeper than that. To me, it comes down to being a loser or a failure.
I can say with all sincerity that I have failed far more than I have succeeded in my life. I am cool with it, not damaged a darn bit. However, when I looked back there was more than one occasion when I was nothing but a loser. And yes, one of those times was right around January of 2007. I was at my heaviest weight, depressed, irritable and physically and mentally inept. Now those things alone did not make me a loser nor does it anyone else. What made me a loser was my lack of belief that change could happen and that my circumstances were everyone else?s fault.
Not one damn person stuffed that garbage into my mouth repeatedly. Nobody ever told me that I was headed down a very bad path health-wise. It is not their job and it is not their life. Losers make excuses. Losers hold others accountable for their own actions. Losers look for a remedy without a journey or a plan. Losers use their environment as a crutch to lean on. They have a very egocentric view that they are owed something on the basis of who they are. Sound harsh? Well it is, because losers don't face facts they turn their backs on them. How do I know? I know because I have done it...ALL OF IT!! I am a recovering loser! There I admitted it... Hello, my name is Chuck and I used to be a loser.
Hi, Chuck.., the loser support group shouts.
People always relate failure to being a loser. As if failing is a negative thing. Do not misunderstand me if you fail to realize that climbing Everest is dangerous, that can quickly turn into a negative. On the other hand, failing to do the same number of pushups as your intended goal is NOT a negative thing. I have said it before, if you are not failing in your exercise program you are not setting your goals high enough. Failure is a great thing to have. You learn, you grow, you accept the things you cannot change for that moment in time. Failure leads to a belief that eventually you will overcome.
Think about your goals for whatever program you are on. For example, Joe Smith says he wants to lose 30 pounds and run a 9 minute mile. Joe Smith on day one is a failure... he's no lighter than the day before and he?s running at only a 15 minute pace. What makes him not be a loser is that he pushed play that day. He ran as hard as he could for that workout. He supplied his body with the best fuel he could manage to find for that day. He examines the failure as a positive thing and moves forward because he has a belief that eventually he can. Losers give up, eat crappy food anyway because it doesn?t really matter. Losers think that his 9 minute mile is just a pipe dream and it would take forever to lose 30 pounds. People that are failures have no deadlines, no end game in sight. The finish line is always in the future and always just out of reach to make way for something better. People with a loser mentality a begging for the last day to arrive. Once they hit that, they can stop and relax. Losers miss the point. They are waiting for the chance to hold up for just a second. As Tony Horton so eloquently puts it, There is no just a second.
All I can keep saying is embrace your failures. I think you are awesome because you fail!! For the simple reason, that you keep showing up. You are a believer that you can change. You are not a loser, no matter what others may think. You have decided to make changes that sometimes lead to failure. How bold are you for just doing that?!! You have laid it all out on the line and are willing to accept ANYTHING that might happen...losers don?t do that. Losers believe they never will. Failures believe they could not for that moment but eventually will overcome. I believe in you and this community believes in you. There is no time limit and there are no ordinary moments. Step by step and failure by failure you will become, through belief, anything you set you mind too.
All my very best,
Chuck Waterman
Team Beachbody Emerald Coach
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- Rae said...
Well said. As a CPA, I'm looking at what's been happening lately in the economy and thinking on the fact that the rationale laid out here, applies to everywhere in life. Holding yourself accountable for your own actions, whether it is fitness, relationships, how you utilize what God has given you (your body, your mind, your soul, your resources, all of it), is the hallmark of an extraordinary human being. The tendency to settle for "good enough" and live just for today instead of striving for the BEST you can be over the course of time has honestly ruined far more than people's health, it has rotted at the bedrock of what makes this nation what it is.
I'll get off the soapbox and make my point. My point, is that with the people here encouraging each other to keep striving, to keep pushing play, to keep holding yourself and others accountable (in a fun and friendly way) for their health (in all aspects) is a strong and growing counterpoint to not only the obesity epidemic, but the far more insiduous "blame game" epidemic where the focus is on who gets the glory or the shame, instead of ACHIEVING RESULTS.
The failure is in staying down. Thank you to the community here for helping people get back up.
- CATHY FROM COLORADO said...
As Frank always sang,Ive been up and down and over and out....THATS LIFE! And yes thats life... The inportant thing is what did you learn by your mistakes?? Thats why we are here; to learn! None of us are perfect.. and we make bad eating choices and bad choices about our health among other things...Well all continue to make mistakes..Its what we struggle to learn thats the real story. BRING IT! CATHY FROM COLORADO
- Amit said...
thanks for sharing this truly inspirational article with us. It was an eye opener.
- Kevin J. Kane MD, The Fit Doc said...
Great post, Chuck! Thank you!
- niko63 said...
Super motivational commentary by Mr. Waterman. I can clearly see why he's an Emerald Coach!
There's a news story I heard on the radio this morning while shaving that I'd like to share.
In the everlasting fight against obesity here in New York City, the Transit Authority has embarked on an advertising campaign in all subways and buses that features poster pictures of buns, cookies, cakes, burgers, fries and other various fast-food delicacies. Each picture is captioned with its respective calorie amount. It's a well-designed effort to make the general public aware of what they're actually stuffing down their pie holes every single day, and the unhealthy after-effects. Anyway, this reporter on the radio starts asking a few guys on the street what they think about the new program. Safe to say, most responses were very negative. One guy started to laugh, another said that he's "gonna do what he wants anyway, so furgetta 'bout it!" What a loser! I thought to myself. Have we all been reduced to this deadly same-old, same-old fatalism? We have the power of change through choice, and when we ourselves deny that choice, we might as well be dead.
"It is our choices that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities."
Go get it!
- Bo Boland said...
Tony, Chuck's post hits it right on the head. I think people need to realize that even the ultra-fit people aren't perfect. People have their ups and downs, and as long as you roll with it, you'll end up on top.
I've been a fan of the beachbody community, and specifically you and your programs, for a little over a year... and have recently started to read your blog. I have to say: great work you do. P90X helped me lose weight for my wedding, and now that I have a job with a normal schedule (as opposed to my old rotating shift schedule), I hope that it will take me to a lifetime of fitness.
Maybe when I'm a little more fit, I'll seek out one of your camps when you're in the DC area (or close).
Take care Tony.
- Anonymous said...
Thanks for this -
I had started the summer great by not just quitting ch3ch3o2 but the dreaded cigarette - joined the most amazing gym in the entire world and put nearly 500 miles on my new bike in 5 weeks...
then, I realized I was "over training" and needed to just give myself a little break - uhg, and guess what, those rotten cigarettes creeped back in again which i need to re-quit...
so, yeah, today I realized just how badly I felt for letting those evil things back into my lungs... and not getting right back into that groove...
I needed to see this today... great timing...
... and as someone else said, the only real failure is failing to get back up again...
- Chris Rogers said...
Wow what a wodnerful article thanks a lot for posting that Tony.
Chris Rogers
- Gregory said...
I'm a loser then and it sucks. I've got a lot of thinking to do.
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If you want to succeed, you need to learn to fail well. This counterintuitive bit of wisdom was emphasized yesterday as I listened to a radio program on one of Boston's NPR stations in a segment titled, "Parents: Letting Your Kids Fail Will Make Their Lives Better." And I think it's generally good advice.
The basic premise was that many children, teenagers, and young adults today are crippled by the fear of failure, which arises from a number of factors and contributes to a number of problematic outcomes. Among some of the more immediate factors, especially for the younger members of the generation, is the way parents are increasingly "shielding" or attempting to shield their children from any experience of failure. This might manifest itself in terms of large-scale overprotection, but it usually appears as parents interrupting the normal sequence of childhood and young-adult coping with the daily difficulties of life. Everything from a disappointing grade on a math test to a run-of-the-mill childhood fight between best friends elicits parental intervention.
The effects of this sort of interventionism and ostensible "protection" (recall that the 'road to hell is paved with good intentions') range from an inflated sense of entitlement and specialness to crippling fear of the most mundane forms of daily disappointment in school, in one's career, and in personal relationships. If you've "never failed" then how would you ever know how to negotiate the little and big failures, rejections, and difficulties you will inevitably face?
Some of the experts on the NPR program, including Hara Estroff Marano, an editor at Psychology Today; Jessica Lahey, a teacher and journalist; and Richard Weissbourd, a lecturer at Harvard's grad school in education, expressed some serious concerns along these lines about students and young adults at various levels of their development and discussed some of the implications for a generation coming of age with these sorts of hangups.
One of the most resonating narratives came from Lahey, whose recent article in The Atlantic reveals the truth and effects of this sort of parenting and student-fear-of-failure in the elementary-school and high-school classrooms. She summarizes, early in her piece, the gist of the phenomenon:
The stories teachers exchange these days reveal a whole new level of overprotectiveness: parents who raise their children in a state of helplessness and powerlessness, children destined to an anxious adulthood, lacking the emotional resources they will need to cope with inevitable setback and failure.
I come from a family of teachers (my mother used to teach in an elementary school and, for the last few years, has taught high-school english; my brother used to teach high-school math and now teaches math at the college level; both an aunt and uncle are elementary school teachers in New York) and a circle of friends that are teachers (one of my best friends from college is a rock-star elementary-school teacher in her district; another friend's fiancé is a high-school teacher; another close friend teaches high school in one of the most difficult inner-city districts in the US; one of my college roommates is finishing his PhD in education from Cornell; and, of course, all of my colleagues in doctoral studies are preparing from some sort of education-related career) — my world is very much a world of education.
I've heard more anecdotal evidence over the years to support the first-hand accounts of what was discussed in this segment than I have time and space here to rehearse. The stories can be horrifying — not just because parents, especially at the elementary and high-school level, are so rude, demanding, and accusatory with teachers who really only want the best for the children and teenagers, but because in the process one knows — especially the teachers who spend 6-8 hours a day, 5 days a week, most of the year, with these kids — how destructive and unhelpful it is by way of life-skill development and self-confidence building to "protect" kids from "failure."
Many of you know that I've also had, since 2009, the great joy and privilege (and challenge) of teaching at the college level. Every year since the Fall of 2009 I've taught at least one course at a variety of universities — in a program at Trinity University in Washington, for a full academic year at Siena College, and in the summers of 2012 and 2013 in the department of theology at St. Bonaventure University. I've also had my fair share of the effects of this "protection from failure" playing out with interventionist parenting (which I do not indulge, stating to parents who call or email that it is against the law for me to talk about a 18+ old student's academic performance, which it is thanks to FERPA, and always direct them to the academic vice president's office if they have a concern). But that has actually been quite rare in my experience. More often than not it is the students themselves who exhibit the anxiety, fear, and paralyzing effects of the possibility that "they'll get it wrong." I even know quite a few adults and graduate students who also have these same concerns. Maybe you're one of them.
All of this is to say that there is a real problem in our contemporary education and child-rearing culture that has dangerous psychological and emotional consequences for a large number of people. One of the things that I found most troubling about the data and narrative experience was the realization that one of the things that suffers most is creativity. It's not so much that one's inability to cope with the disproportionate anxiety from fear of failure makes somebody unintelligent or stupid, it's that it makes them uncreative because they can never take the risk that comes with creativity.
If you want to be a successful painter, you will at-first fail on numerous canvases.
If you want to be a successful mathematician, you will at-first fail in solving the equations.
If you want to be a successful writer, your manuscripts will be rejected endlessly until one of them isn't.
But…there will never come a point when you stop failing, because that's what creativity is about. What works can only be known against the backdrop of what doesn't — and if you're too afraid to ever risk establishing that backdrop, personally and professionally, then you'll never know what success is like.
There is a very Christian dimension to all of this, by the way. The Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament are replete with failures — the disciple's constant misunderstanding, Peter's denials, the struggles Paul encounters with early Christian communities — not to mention Jesus's Crucifixion, which we recognize and celebrate as something that is the greatest scandal and foolishness precisely because it is an objective failure.
In the Hebrew Scriptures, we have the beautiful images in Jeremiah, for example, in the potter's house where he comes to understand that even as Israel screws everything up over and over again — like a potter with clay in hand — God is patient and allows the remodeling to take place, to try again, to become the beautiful creation intended from the beginning.
If we cannot live because we fear failure, then we cannot be good Christians because it is a faith that is predicated on being oftentimes diametrically opposed to "worldly success." Just as in the educational, social, and professional world, if you want to be successful, then you need to learn to fail well.
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UPDATE: Just saw this story in the latest New York Times Magazine on a related theme: "Why can some kids handle pressure while others fall apart."


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Author Notes: I love cooking fish in banana leaves. The leaves impart a delicate earthy flavor to the fish and create a beautiful presentation. It is a salivating "WOW!" moment when you peel back the leaves at the table and the aromatic steam escapes, and travels under the noses of fellow diners. This recipe also features tomatillos, which have a crisp acidic flavor that pairs beautifully with fish. Look for banana leaves in the nearest Asian grocery store. Once you find them, buy a bunch and keep them in the freezer. The banana leaves can be omitted and you will still be rewarded with a delicious, beautiful and oh-so aromatic fish. —wanderash
Serves: 2-3
very fresh whole fish, 1-11/2 pounds
med tomatillos, husked, cleaned and thinly sliced
cup leeks, thinly sliced into rounds
teaspoon cumin seed, toasted and ground
large guajillo chili, or New Mexico chili
canola oil
limes, zest then cut into wedges
tablespoons unsalted butter, thinly sliced
kosher salt
black pepper, freshly ground
banana leaves, optional
aluminum foil
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
- To toast the guajillo chili, pour oil into a small sauté pan, about 1 inch deep. When the oil is hot place the chili in the pan, turn it after a few seconds, toast all sides. Have tongs in hand, because they will go from toasted to burned very quickly! Set aside on paper towels to cool. Once it is cooled, remove and discard the steam the seeds, and cut it into 1" squares.
- Wash the fish inside and out and pat dry. Make three to four deep diagonal slashes on each side of the fish. Liberally season the fish with salt and pepper, inside and out. Slather the lime zest and cumin all over the fish as well, making sure to get it into the slashes.
- Place two pieces of aluminum foil side by side on your work surface. If you are using the banana leaves, place them overlapping, on top of the foil. They will be easier to work with if you remove the rib of the leaf. Place the fish on top of the leaves in a diagonal.
- Season the tomatillos and leeks with salt, then stuff half of the tomatillos, leeks and guajillos and 1 tablespoon of butter inside of the fish. Top the fish with the remaining half of the ingredients.
- Tightly wrap the leaves around the fish. Finally, wrap the foil around the fish, tucking in the ends to seal the package well.
- Bake on a baking sheet for 30 to 40 minutes.
- The presentation is up to you—I like to remove the foil and place the banana leaf- wrapped fish on a platter, unveil it and filet it tableside. Alternatively, you could place a small square of banana leaf on each plate and filet and serve it from the kitchen on to the individual plates. Whichever way you slice it, heap the tomatillos, leeks and chilis on top of each filet, spoon the juices over the mound of goodness and serve with lime wedges.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Way to Cook a Whole Fish
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Gotham is a small village situated midway on the original road between the major towns of Nottingham and Loughborough. The river Trent passes 2 miles to the north, the river Soar 4 miles to the west, whilst the Fairham Brook meanders lazily by, about 1 mile to the east. The village sits inside a semicircular amphitheatre of mainly wood-covered hills which rise to a height around 100 metres above sea level.
The village is first recorded in the Domesday Book survey in 1086 when about twenty families resided here. Since that time the population has gradually increased over the centuries from 224 in 1601, 475 in 1801, 1009 in 1901 to around 1800 today.
The village is still surrounded by fields and its perimeter has not xpanded too significantly. As in other parts of the realm, the Enclosure Act of 1804 divided up the larger estates into more manageable fields ith wider ownership and as a result in Gotham, the Lord of the Manor was not required to keep a bull or the Rector a boar for breeding purposes. Agriculture naturally remained the main occupation of the residents sometimes supplemented with basket making using reeds and ushes from the swampy ground to the east. Additionally in the mid 1800s the framework knitting business grew and reached a peak with ome 87 knitters in 27 workshops being recorded in various village houses. As large knitting factories were built elsewhere this trade radually fell away by the end of the century.
It was fortunate that about this same time the local farmers during their ploughing were uncovering gypsum rock which, when collected and sold, could supplement their meagre incomes. However it was not until the ate 1800s that, after some ownership changes and consolidation, 3 separate drift mines were dug into the hills on the outskirts of the village. It should be mentioned here that similar situations arose in the adjacent villages of Barton, Thrumpton, Kingston and East Leake where their drift ines headed into these same hills from the opposite direction. Production of gypsum products rose rapidly with Gotham mines upplying at one stage one third of the country's requirements. At their peak some 400,000 tons of rock and plaster products were being espatched annually. The round-the-clock noise from the crushing machines and the combined smoke and dust from the three mills were a constant reminder of their presence. The effects of this industry on the village were considerable. There was an influx of labour from other areas and ancillary trades developed, e.g. brickworks, soap works, blacksmiths, carters, wheelwrights, saddlers, bag makers, etc. To cater for the coal required for the mills' boilers and the amount of gypsum being sold, a railway branch line from the main line at Ruddington was introduced in 1900. Many attempts to persuade the railway company to include passenger traffic were rejected. However with the improvements in lorry traffic and rationalisation of the railway system the branch line was eventually closed in 1965. As a direct result of the above, house building for the workers gathered momentum following World War I, specifically creating Leake Road including Ridgeway and also houses on the north side of the Nottingham Road. These significant additions required changes to street names and some houses being renumbered. Inside the village many thatched cottages were either pulled down or their roofs retiled (only one now remains). Immediately prior to World War II some 16 Council houses were built on Moor Lane, and then following World War II a succession of council houses were built on Wodehouse Avenue (65), and Bidwell Crescent (24). Subsequently, private estate houses were built on Kegworth Road (55), Curzon Street (88), Grasmere Gardens (10), St. Andrew Close (17), Foredrift Close (5), Monks Lane (6), Home Farm (5) and more recently Chapel Close (5). Regular planning applications by developers to build further estates on the outskirts of the village, thus violating the green belt status, have so far not been approved.
Other post World War II businesses which thrived during this period included the glove factory, Joywully knitwear, the South Notts Bus Company and various lorry companies. There were many shops and sometimes two on each street. At one time there were 5 businesses selling petrol to a rapidly increasing number of car owners. The four public houses together with the Royal British Legion have always benefited from visitors wishing to hear about the Tales of Gotham folklore stories, and still continue to be well patronised. However with the rundown of the 3 gypsum mines due to the underground rock being exhausted (2 closed in 1960 and the final one in 1990) together with the shut down of the knitwear factories, the occupations of the residents changed permanently. The villagers were forced to commute to work places further afield, eg the Nottingham East Midlands Airport, the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station, and various workplaces in towns where they could also do their shopping in supermarkets. As a result many village shops and all petrol outlets were closed down. Meantime the lorry traffic through the village, mainly to and from the M1 motorway, continued to increase and eventually after significant lobbying a new bypass road was built in 1996.
During these past 200 years there have been links between the religious establishments and the schooling of the growing number of children in the village. The church built in the centre of the village in 1180 continues to this day. A village school was built and paid for by Earl Howe in 1829. This establishment continued until 1879 when it was replaced by the Board School on Kegworth Road to accommodate 200 pupils. The two main chapels, one Methodist and one Wesleyan were built around the 1870s to satisfy the particular religious needs of the knitting and mining families. Both these chapels extended their buildings to provide additional educational teachings at weekends. However, with the decline of the Methodist movement in the village, the chapel on Meadow End has now been converted to a private dwelling, whilst the Wesleyan Chapel on Nottingham Road has been demolished to provide the new Chapel Close Estate. Members of the non-conformist chapels now hold their services in the church and discussions are presently in progress to consider complete amalgamation.
In 1956 Gotham children over 11 years of age together with those of surrounding villages were moved to Harry Carlton Comprehensive in East Leake to complete their education. Later, in 1965, Gotham School size was increased by the construction of prefabricated buildings on the opposite side of the road to the main school to cater for infants from Barton, Thrumpton and Kingston schools which were closing. Plans to replace the existing two part school with a new building are about to come to fruition.
The village has always had a strong community spirit no doubt due to the original mining culture plus the need for all wise fools to stick together. The St Lawrence Football Club, the cricket club, the Temperance Band, all started before 1900, and are well documented. The generosity of mine owners Derbyshire and Sheppard in donating eleven acres of land to the village for a Memorial Hall and recreation ground in 1921 continues to be appreciated. Bowls, tennis, playground equipment, and more recently a sports complex have been added and are envied by outsiders. Today there are some twenty active organisations covering a wide variety of interests. Included on the ground are the village library and health facilities which link with the County and Borough organisations.
Gotham people are proud of their village and long may they continue to be so.


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Welcome Back
In today's post I will be reviewing; Threads;Teach Yourself to sew Season 1
Product Details
- Manufacturer/Brand; Threads/ Taunton Press
- Item number: 978-1-60085-370-8
- RRP at time of writing: $24.99 (from Taunton press) Around £13 on Amazon UK but price varies
- Run Time: 150 minutes
Reason For Buying
I have sewing books but being dyslexic I am a very visual learner, I found Threads online magazine and website thanks to a sewing forum and when I saw this series it looked brilliant. The postage to buy them individually from their own site was very high but I found them on Amazon UK. More about that later in the article.
I wanted to learn basic sewing skills and to help learn techniques that will help me make my own clothes. I tell you all this as often reviews are based on how well a product lives up to the expectations of the person buying it.
The DVD covers the following topics
- Equipment
- Notions
- Patterns
- Stitches
- Fabric
- Seams
- Darts
- Edges
- Hems
- Bias Binding
- Zippers
- Buttons
- Buttonholes
- Snaps and Hooks
- Sleeves
- Pressing
- Clear easy to understand presentation, no background music to distract you
- Does what it says on the tin.! No frills, no overkill but superb instruction that you will refer to time and again
- There are some projects along the way, weren't exactly to my taste but they did demonstrate techniques and processes which was still helpful.
- A great help to anyone wanting to try dressmaking and bewildered by all the products they see on the shelves of sewing departments.
- Find out what items you need to get started, and what things you might want to put on a wish list for later in your sewing career.
- A very inspiring, empowering DVD, after watching this, I felt I could give dressmaking a go.
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Build Quality
Good, sound is clear, lighting is fine, some camera work moves a bit quick but not so often as to be an issue. No background music makes it easy to hear what the presenter is saying. There is a full menu system so although the DVD works find to play all the way through, you can also go directly to a chapter when you want to review a particular technique.
Value for Money
Excellent. Covers a lot and is a good investment.
Would I buy it Again?
Yes and highly recommend this title and the series to anyone learning to sew without access to other classes or sewing buddies.
Summing up
This series is superb, I have loved every minute of this DVD and have since acquired Season 2 and 3 as well, but I will review those separately.
Being a visual learner it was so much easier to have techniques demonstrated as they were explained. I have books on sewing and will get more use of them now after seeing the concepts demonstrated. If you can't get to a sewing/dressmaking class in person, this is the next best thing, with the advantage you can watch it as many times as you like. It is also ideal if your internet connection isn't up to online classes! A superb series and I highly recommend it to everyone wanting to make their own clothes.
Compatibility in the UK
At first I was put off from buying this DVD from Amazon UK, as they are currently listed on there as Region 1, which I cannot play in the UK. On further investigation, the publishers Taunton list the DVD as Region 0 and playable in all regions.
I took a chance and ordered it from Amazon UK and it has worked perfectly on our TV/DVD set up. Our set up will play NTSC as well as PAL format DVDs so do bear that one in mind and check your machines before you order if you are based in the UK.
Here's where you can find the DVD Learn to Sew Season 1.
- Threads magazine
- Taunton Store/ Sewing
- Amazon UK
- Threads Teach Yourself to Sew Season 1 on Taunton Store
Have you tried this Teach Yourself to Sew series? What did you think of it? Has it inspired you to sew more and try more adventurous projects? Do leave me a comment and let me know how you get on.
Best wishes and thanks for reading, see you soon
Billie 🙂


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AUGUSTA, Ga. – In a much more defensive-minded matchup than the night before, the Georgia College men's basketball team (2-1) edged out Paine College (2-1) 67-61 to wrap up the school's Paine College Classic, an eight-team two-day tournament.
Sophomore Ryan Blumenthal (Kennesaw, Ga.) scorched the net for 21 points, hitting five threes among his 8-for-14 shooting overall to lead all scorers. Larrentis Thomas (McDonough, Ga.) had another great showing off the bench, pulling in a game-best 15 rebounds to go with 10 points for the sophomore's second-straight double-double.
Senior Royal Thomas (LaGrange, Ga.) had 14 points to go with a career-high seven assists, rounding out the team's double-digit scorers.
Royal Thomas, Larrentis Thomas and Terrell Harris (Indiantown, Fla.) combined for seven made free throws in the final 50 seconds to help seal the win. Harris finished with six points, all on free-throws, and nine rebounds.
The Bobcats shot 36 percent (22-61) from the floor, with the Lions shooting slightly better at 38 percent (24-64). Georgia College controlled the boards 46-38 and made seven threes to Paine's three.
The Lions were led by 16 points off the bench from Darius Smith, adding seven caroms. Kenny Fluellen had 12 and Sean Morgan 10 and eight rebounds.
The Bobcats are back in action Monday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m., kicking off the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) season at Francis Marion University.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Version History
Latest version : http://www.G6FTPServer.com
Fixed Added Improved/Changed Information
Gene6 FTP Server v22.214.171.124 - 22/Oct/2007
libeay32.dll, libssl32.dll : Updated OpenSSL dll to 0.9.8g.
Admin : Option to export user and group list to text file.
Admin : Transfer log now supports utf8.
Admin : Copy to clipboard now supports utf8 for Domain / Activity.
Server : $USR_NTHOMEDIR which is replaced by the windows account home directory.
Gene6 FTP Server v18.104.22.168 - 05/Feb/2007
Admin : Extended properties could not be assigned an empty string.
Server : $USR_FILENAME_83 was always returning an empty string.
Server : Failed logins counter not updated under Account / Statistics.
Trayicon : Stop/Start service problem with Windows Vista.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : Scripts with hook functions could raise access violations and freeze the FTP server.
Server : Updated HELP supported commands.
Server : Impersonated users may not be able to access SSL certificates to establish a secure connection. Certificates are now read with the FTP Server process rights.
Server : Uploaded files that are in the free files list do not increase ratio credits anymore.
Server : Access rights pointing to a file would prevent the deletion of the target file even if delete right was granted.
Server : Disabled FastMM option which forced MMX commands set usage even if MMX is not available on the CPU to allow compatibility with older CPU like Pentium Pro.
Server : Increased max values for FTP Server / Options / Socket buffer size (send and receive).
g6_auth_nt.dll : Custom defined groups have priority on the three default groups.
libeay32.dll, libssl32.dll : Updated OpenSSL dll to 0.9.8d.
Server : Added a new function to delete properties values : IProperties.DeleteValue(name)
Server : Added an option to prevent other processes to access a file being downloaded or uploaded (see Domain / Miscellaneous options).
Server : Slashes and back slashes are now allowed in domain, user and group names if settings are stored in a database.
Server : Added a plugin to log to a syslog daemon (see domain / logs options).
Gene6 FTP Server v184.108.40.206 - 04/May/2006
Note : This version includes a vulnerability fix, it is highly recommended to update your version!
Note : Administration tool v3.8 can not administer previous server versions, update both server and admin.
Server : MDTM command path parameter was not UTF8 decoded which would prevent files with non ASCII characters from having date modified (file not found error).
Server : Potential lock problem during ratio calculation.
Server : SITE commands launched applications raised an exception when client was closed because of timeout or kicked by admin.
Server : OTP/MD5 : OTP counter not updating at user level when password type is set at class level.
Server : Banned files and free files options accept filenames without paths as filter.
Server : CCC commands prevented secure file transfers.
Server : Ratio of 0/1 for "count files per session" and "count files all sessions" was always increasing the ratio by 1 when a file was uploaded.
Server : Commands processing vulnerability reported on the forum : http://www.g6ftpserver.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2514
g6_auth_nt.dll : Increased authentication buffer to solve problems with users members of different groups.
Server : Disabled commands : made "CMD" = "CMD*" for commands expecting parameters.
Server : Server is now replying "550 CWD failed. No permission." if the NTFS rights do not allow access to the directory instead of displaying an empty folder.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : Changed behavior to allow pointing to hidden folders on target host.
g6_auth_db.dll : DB connection is now opened then closed after every authentication.
Server : Added events OnFileDownloadTransferLimitReached and OnFileUploadTransferLimitReached
Server : Added MFCT/MFMT commands to modify file creation time and file modification time.
Admin : Remaining time is now displayed as a hint for the progress bar in the domain activity page when client is downloading.
Admin : Site Commands and events can be enabled/disabled with a checkbox.
Gene6 FTP Server v188.8.131.52 - 01/Dec/2005
Server : MLST <filename> returning "File not found" but file exists.
Server : User class password not applied at user account level.
Server : LIST and NLST commands now reply "521 Data connection cannot be opened with this security level." if the client is using a clear data channel and the folder is set as secure instead of sending an empty list.
Server : "Disable Mode Z for LAN" option was disabling mode Z for everybody instead of only clients on the local area network.
Server : "Sub directory" right is incorrectly inherited from parent access right when applied right has it disabled.
Server : SIZE command parameter was not decoded when client is in UTF8.
Server : SITE commands may not be executed with the client NT rights when impersonation is enabled.
Server : SHA1 password hashes were incorrect.
Server : Locales settings used by the server are now taken from the user default language id (lcid) instead of system default language id.
Server : Clients that do not establish SSL connection when connecting on SSL ports are now disconnected.
Server : The event "OnEveryDay" was triggered at midnight GMT and not at midnight on the computer.
Server : Backslashes in LIST parameters are replaced by slashes so "LIST \temp\*.txt" is now equal to "LIST /temp/*.txt" and will list *.txt files in "temp" subfolder properly.
Manual : The manual was documenting Domain.WriteLog() function as Domain.WriteToLog().
Tray icon : Icon is now refreshed only if it changes.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : A function was not using unicode and could prevent files with specific unicode characters from being downloaded.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : If the connection is lost while uploading a file, an access violation could be raised.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : SSL handshake was done too early and was hanging with some ftp servers.
libeay32.dll, libssl32.dll : Updated OpenSSL dll to 0.9.8a due to a potential vulnerability risk : http://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20051011.txt.
Admin : "SITE PSWD" parameters are now hidden in "Last command" column of the domain activity list.
Admin : Focus set on the edit box for Free files, IP Access, Banned files windows.
Server : The reply of the STAT command can be changed by assigning a new value to domain message "msgStat".
Server : XCRC and XMD5 commands now reset the client inactivity timer.
Server : SSLv2 is not allowed anymore.
Server : ODBC connections should be reopened faster after a connection loss.
Server : LIST command parameter now default to "-a" to list files starting with a dot. Disabling '-a' parameter in "Exluded list options" will again prevent listing those files.
g6_compression_zlib.dll : Zlib updated to version 1.2.3.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : Tools.FormatSize() accepts a new parameter to specify the number of digits after the decimal.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : Script error log is now always visible.
Admin : Administrators can now always use empty://.
Server : Scripts tags are now parsed in SITE commands.
Server : Added a new event "OnClientAuthenticated" that is triggered after a client sends a valid login/password.
Server : Added "XSHA1" command to compute SHA1 hashes of files.
Server : Parameters are now supported for disabled commands.
Server : Chained SSL certificates can now be provided to the ftp client with intermediate certificates (append the supplied intermediate cert to provided CA .crt file).
g6_auth_db.dll : For users authenticated against a DB, columns of the SQL query can now be retrieved with the tag $DB(column). Ex: $DB(account), $DB(login).
g6_auth_nt.dll : Users that are members of the Power users group will now use the "PowerUser" account.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : Added explicit SSL available via ftpse://.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : Client.Send() accepts a new parameter to process tags in the message sent.
Gene6 FTP Server v126.96.36.199 - 18/Jul/2005
Admin : Progress bar in domain activity may not be displayed properly if a column is hidden.
Admin : In access rights, paths consisting of only a drive letter were not checked for existence.
Admin : An access violation could be raised when closing a window with the tag completion box open.
Admin : Windows may not be placed properly when using multiple screens.
Admin : Sort icon in listview may not be displayed on the right column.
Admin : Domain context menu should not appear when connected as a normal administrator (no action can be made anyway).
Server : Server was not using "root folder" value from the user class for users attached to a user class.
Server : Transfered files could not be deleted in event OnFileDownloaded and OnFileUploaded.
Server : Possible internal error caused by an uninitialized variable when the log filename rotates.
Server : SITE PSWD "old pass" "new pass" not working correctly with quotes for passwords containing space char.
g6_compression.dll : Zlib library updated to fix a potential memory buffer overflow (http://www.zlib.net/).
g6_log_custom.dll : Commands may not be logged properly when a client is in UTF8 and non UTF8 characters are sent.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : An ftp:// resource may not be listed in its parent directory if a remote path is specified.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : An exception was written to the error log if the remote ftp server could not be reached.
Admin : User is now prompted for login and password if login is missing or password is not saved.
Server : MLSD/MLST commands now add the "size" fact for folders with a size different than 0.
Server : FXP is now disabled by default at account creation.
OpenSSL libeay32.dll, libssl32.dll updated to version 0.9.8.
Admin : Warning message displayed when trying to delete or rename current administration account.
Admin : Added a new column "Connection time" in domain activity.
Server : Added "OnClientLoginFailed" event.
Server : Added CCC command.
Server : Added CPSV command.
Gene6 FTP Server v184.108.40.206 - 04/Apr/2005
Admin : Domain activity status bar may not display accurate information when multiple users are connected.
Admin : DOM_FDOWNLOADED hint in tag completion form was not properly displayed.
Admin : An access violation was raised if the first column width of a listview was set to 0.
Server : Uploaded files that matched the list of free files were not added in ratio credits.
Server : User account files manually removed were not removed from user list and were still displayed in admin client.
Server : Server may not retrieve all available IP addresses when there are multiple network cards.
Server : Event commands were logged even if the client IP address was filtered out in IP logging option.
Server : Incorrect error reply to EPRT command with invalid parameters.
Server : DDE messages could hang when "allow service to interact with desktop" option in service properties is enabled.
Server : Fixed access violation with Data Execution Prevention and compatible CPU (Intel XD, AMD NX).
Server : Using any of the "wait for clients" option when stopping a domain could prevent the administrator from re-opening the domain.
g6_fs_ftp.dll :
- Specifying a path when using a ftp:// resource did not work properly.
- First slash sent to remote ftp server could be doubled.
- CJK characters in paths displayed in log may not be displayed properly.
Admin : Only supported script extensions are now listed in domain/user/group script lists.
Installer : Grant all access to localhost is now unchecked by default.
Installer : Administration is now bound to 127.0.0.1 (must be edited for remote administration).
Server : Anti-hammer could lower the blocktime of an IP address that was manually entered in the temporary ban list.
Server : Reduced default idle timeout to 5 minutes instead of 10 minutes.
OpenSSL libeay32.dll, libssl32.dll updated to version 0.9.7f.
Admin : Checkbox to save password when prompted for administrator password.
Admin : Checkbox to ban permanently an IP address.
Admin : Added an option to change the service priority in FTP Server / Properties.
Admin : New icons when domains are closed or offline.
Installer : Added administrator account creation page.
Server : Added tag $USR_RATIO which displays $USR_RATIOUP:$USR_RATIODOWN or "Unlimited" if ratio is disabled.
Server : Added support for salted MD5 passwords (g6_pswd_salted_md5.dll) and SHA1 passwords (g6_pswd_sha1.dll).
Server : Added an option to disable transfer compression with Mode Z for local network.
Server : Parameters are now supported by STAT command.
Server : Added EPRT and EPSV to FEAT reply.
Server : Uploads are now buffered to write larger data blocks to disk.
Server : Added tags $USR_OLDFILE, $USR_OLDFILEPATH & $USR_OLDFILENAME to use in event OnFileRenamed.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : Added Tools.SHA1File() and Tools.SHA1Str() functions to compute SHA1 hashes.
Languages.sib updated.
Gene6 FTP Server v188.8.131.52 - 24/Jan/2005
Admin : Listview could not be sorted if some columns were hidden.
Admin : Renaming a domain to a domain name that already exists duplicated the domain in the listview.
Server : The client could be asked to establish a secure connection before being able to login if a previous client failed to log on an account that requires SSL.
Server : APPEND command did not return the good restart position in the server reply and ratio credits were not increased.
Server : OnClientTimeout was not triggered when a client timed out.
Admin : Removed '@' character from generated passwords.
Server : Logs are now saved in UTF8.
Server : Executed site commands now also redirect stderr when "redirect application output to client" is checked.
Server : Folders with delete access are now also added when computing quota usage on login.
Server : Redirect wrong login now also redirects banned ip, invalid home directory, expired account, disabled account.
Admin : Added more warnings when creating or copying a user/group/domain/certificate with a name that already exists.
Admin : When creating a new user/group/domain/certificate, the wizard now set a non-existent name by default.
Admin : When stopping a domain that has clients connected, you now have the choice between disconnecting the clients immediately, waiting for clients to disconnect and waiting for clients to end their transfer before the domain is stopped.
Admin : Server icons change to show if the client is connected to the server.
Admin : An arrow is drawn in listview headers when the listview can be sorted.
Admin : Added a tag completion form displayed when adding a tag beginning with '$' in domain replies, events and site commands. It can also be displayed by using CTRL+SPACE.
Admin : Added a column with a progress bar in activity listview to display clients downloads in progress.
Server : Added support for virtual domains, they can be reached with the USER command : USER email@example.com
g6_script_js_vb.dll :
- Added Script.Timeout to get/set the script timeout
- Added Script.Include(script) to include a script
- Added Script.FileName to get the script filename
Languages.sib updated : TStopDomainForm, TSettingsDomainForm, TDataModule1.
Gene6 FTP Server v188.8.131.52 - 15/Dec/2004
Admin : Pressing insert key on any page in account window would display the add path box.
Admin : EInvalidOperation error displayed when creating a new domain and unchecking anonymous account creation.
Server : File action would be denied if subdir option wasn't checked.
Server : "Explicit SSL only" may not enforce the use of SSL when an external authentication method is defined.
Server : ODBC link is restored when the database connection is closed or lost.
Server : Fixed access violation when "calculate quota use on login" option is enabled and a folder can't be listed.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : An access violation occured when listing a folder mapped to an unreachable ftp server.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : An exception was raised if HookStoreFinished() was declared in a script but not HookRetrieveFinished().
Admin : Automatically scroll to the end of the history list in domains/infos/history.
Admin : Double clicking on the tray icon application now properly displays the admin client if already running.
Server : Changed error code "421" to "530" for "PASS" command.
Server : "Deny" access right no longer hides the path as well, you will need to check "Hide" right.
Server : Tag $DOM_MAXUSERS now displays "Unlimited" instead of "0".
Admin : A warning message box is displayed when trying to put online more domains than the licence allows to.
Admin : Added two new columns in user list : Credit and Quota
Admin : Added *.bat filter when browsing for an application in event list.
Server : Added "Don't limit transfer for LAN" option
Server : Added msgHelp to customize the reply of HELP command
g6_auth_db.dll : Added tags for auth_db.dll plugin : $LOGIN, $PASSWORD, $PASSWORDMD5, $QLOGIN (login with quotes doubled) and $QPASSWORD (password with quotes doubled)
g6_script_js_vb.dll :
- Added properties Domain.Clientcount, Domain.Downloadcount and Domain.Uploadcount
- Added Client.Post(Message, ReplaceTags, Append) function to post messages before or after the next server reply.
Languages.sib : minor updates concerning max. domains warning message, new columns, new options.
Gene6 FTP Server v126.96.36.199 - 22/Nov/2004
Admin : "Downloads" panel text wasn't drawn in activity window.
Admin : Invalid value for "Enabled" property in account settings would not return the user in the account list.
Server : Client.kick() wasn't disconnecting the client.
Server : Event OnLogFileRotated could freeze the FTP server.
Server : Transfer limit set to reset hourly didn't work.
Server : User transfer limit wasn't reset when specified at class level.
Server : The service didn't close when the computer was shutdown or restarted.
Server : An exception was raised when kicking a user transferring a file in SSL.
g6_auth_nt.dll : NT authentication fails when the FTP Server runs on a domain.
g6_script_js_vb.dll : A memory leak when a syntax or runtime error is raised has been fixed.
g6_fs_ftp.dll : ftps:// was waiting for the welcome message before establishing SSL encrypted session.
Admin : Improved speed when managing a hundred of domains.
Server : Decreased CPU usage when a lot of domains are running.
Server : Script naming convention for SITE commands is now : "OnSite"+<command in lowercase> to solve problems with case sensitive script engines (eg: SITE TEsT = OnSitetest(), SITE Hello = OnSitehello() ...).
Server : Inifiles settings are now read using the security context of the server process instead of the client security context (if impersonated) which could prevent read access to \accounts folder because of NTFS restrictions.
Server : Banned files were checked when renaming directories.
Server : OnFileDeleted was triggered when a file was renamed to the same name.
Server : NOOP command is now accepted during a transfer.
g6_auth_db.dll, g6_auth_nt.dll : better debug error messages.
Admin : Clients commands/answers can now be spied per user in domain activity window.
Admin : Scripts are listed recursively and displayed by folders.
Admin : Better customization of listviews : Server, History, Activity, Domain and Accounts listviews columns can now be moved/added/removed, positions are saved. New columns are available.
Admin : Admin accounts can now be set to read only.
Admin : Logs can now be cleared.
Admin : An alert is displayed when trying to create an administrator or a certificate with a name that is already used.
Server : IP Access list now supports CIDR (e.g. 192.168.0.0/24)
Server : Tags are now processed in all FTP Server messages.
Server : New tag : $USR_CLNT returns what the FTP Client sent as parameter to CLNT command.
Server : New event : OnDirListed is triggered when a user has listed a directory.
g6_script_js_vb.dll :
- Hook function to catch unprocessed tags in scripts.
- Added Tools.CRCFile(Filename) function
- Added Tools.CRCStr(String) function
- Added Tools.Sleep(Msec) function
- Added Client.CLNT property
Languages.sib updated for new columns and options.
Updated SSL dll to OpenSSL 0.9.7e
Gene6 FTP Server v18.104.22.168 - 20/Sep/2004
Standard license now allows 2 domains to be online (instead of 1) and 25 concurrent connections per domain. For instance, this will allow the setup of a separate test domain.
ODBC support introduced. For testing, see : http://www.g6ftpserver.com/?page=files/odbc.txt
Translation (Languages.sib) :
- added forms TCompressionLevelsForm, TCompressionLevelsFrame, TIPLoggingListForm, TIPLoggingListFrame
- changes in TSettingsDomainForm, TDataModule1
Admin : The first line in Transfer log disappeared after a refresh.
Admin : An exception could be raised when banning an IP address from History.
Admin : Fixed menu display problem when font is too big.
Admin : Default log could be displayed twice when editing the domain while viewing the log.
Admin : Fixed access violation raised on users/groups/admin users/activity treelistview when pressing left or right arrow and no item is selected or focused.
Server : OnEveryHour and OnEveryDay were triggered every second during a minute instead of being triggered once.
Server : Calculate quota was not returning current quota correctly if more than one entry in the access rights.
Server : Restart position was not always reset to 0 when a RETR or STOR fails.
Server : g6_script_js_vb :
- Client object missing the properties : PeerIP, PeerPort, LocalIP, LocalPort, HostName, IP and Port as documented in help.
- Functions OnEveryDay and OnEveryHour may not be called.
- Client.Send now sends the message in UTF8 if client is in UTF8
Server : Process WM_ENDSESSION message when "Interact with desktop" property is checked in service, to not abort Windows logoff/reboot.
Server : Groups were not loaded when needed for users using groups when using ODBC storage.
Server : Renaming a domain would not update the domain rights of the administrator.
Server : Timeout not applied when client blocks on a SSL operation.
Server : SSCN is considered to be OFF when client lists a folder : LIST/NLST/MLSD.
Server : A memory leak has been localized in events when application is executed.
Server : Incorrect reply for LIST/NLST/MLSD/MLST when file/directory does not exist. The server now replies "550 File or directory not found"
Admin : The domains list is now refreshed after a domain is edited.
Admin : Redirect PASV IP is now trimmed to avoid trailing space.
Admin : Improved browser speed when listing folders with lots of files.
Admin : You can now select admins/users/groups by typing their name when the listview is focused.
Admin : Status bar in domain activity now displays the number of seconds the user has been idling and the filename he is transferring.
Server : Account returned by authentication plugins are now trimmed() to remove trailing spaces.
Server : Relative message files (pathless) can be used with Merge://, ftp:// and other files resources.
Server : Message file supports UTF8, UTF16 Big endian and UTF16 Little endian encodings.
Server : UTF8 marker at the beginning of .ini files are skipped.
Server : g6_auth_nt.dll : Changed LOGON32_LOGON_NETWORK to LOGON32_LOGON_INTERACTIVE when impersonating user so that encrypted files can be read/written.
Server : Errors occuring in scripts for SITE Commands are no more displayed to the client.
Trayicon : Active state icon has been changed to a user icon to be more noticeable.
Trayicon : Menus/hint available in French and English (depending on installation language).
Admin : Properties page is open when a new Class is created.
Admin : Other rights are now grayed when "Deny" is checked.
Server : Added alias "XCWD" for "CWD" command.
Server : MODE Z : Compression level can now be defined by filenames or file mask.
Server : IP Logging : You can define IP addresses to log or not.
Server : IP Access : Entries between parenthesis like (gene6.com) will be resolved to their IP addresses when access is checked.
Server : Recognize "A N" parameters for TYPE command.
Server : Added event OnScriptError called when an error occurs in a script
Server : g6_script_js_vb :
- A log will be created in "FTP Server/Logs & reports" when an error occurs in a script.
- Function calls to be able to change the server behavior when a client tries to change a directory, store, retrieve, rename/move, delete or make a directory (see manual / scripts / advanced).
- Function "Post" for Client object to return a message to the client (the "Post" message will be formatted by the server and prepended to the next server reply. Use "Client.Post" instead of "Client.Send" to respect status message format).
- Added Client.kick(), Client.AccountName, Client.Uploaded, Client.Downloaded, Client.Speed, Client.Speed_In, Client.Speed_Out
Server : New tags :
- $DOM_DOWNLOADS, $DOM_UPLOADS which display the number of current downloads or uploads.
- $DOM_SPEEDIN[BYTE|KB|MB|GB], $DOM_SPEEDOUT[BYTE|KB|MB|GB] which display the current domain speed in download or upload.
- $SYS_FREESPACE(path), $SYS_FREESPACEBYTE(path), $SYS_FREESPACEKB(path), $SYS_FREESPACEMB(path) and $SYS_FREESPACEGB(path), e.g. $SYS_FREESPACE(c:) will display free space on c:\
Installer : Check that value entered is a number and between 1-65535 for the remote administration port.
Gene6 FTP Server v126.96.36.199 - 21/Jun/2004
Server : Hostname may not be checked in IP Access list if client hostname is unavailable.
Server : Authentication : prefix option not applied to account name.
Server : Authentication against DB : Use simple quotes for SQL queries instead of double quotes.
Server : LIST/NLST did not display the content of the folder passed in parameter if it was a folder.
Server : LIST/NLST displayed GMT file time and not local file time.
Server : RNFR/RNTO would not rename/move a file between 2 virtual folders.
Server : g6_log_custom.dll would cause an access violation to be reported in the server if File log is enabled and filename is empty.
Server : COM objects was not detecting Variant arguments from ASP script as strings.
Server : Uploading a file farther than its size locked the file requiring a server restart to release it.
Server : Session timeout not checked during AUTH negociation.
Server : Downloading a file without enough credits locked the file requiring a server restart to release it.
Admin : IPs 0.0.0.0 and [::] won't be striken out anymore in IP bindings.
Admin : Activity/View log option was not always saved for each server.
Admin : New password was not set when copying an admin user.
Admin : An error could be raised when displaying admin users in Administration/users when there is no user defined.
Admin : The main menu could not be accessed after changing the interface language.
Server : COMPRESSION feat changed to MODE Z (see : http://www.G6FTPServer.com/?page=modez)
Server : "SITE PSWD oldpass newpass" will now be seen as "SITE PSWD **** ****" in logs.
Server : g6_auth_nt.dll and g6_pswd_nt.dll do not require the interactive privilege anymore.
Server : Required AUTH message is more informative when account must be used with a secured connection.
Server : Time of day access : a range 00:00:00 -> 23:59:59 will not disconnect users if next day is open at 00:00:00.
Admin : "Impersonate" option moved from "User / Advanced" to "User / Password"; option is displayed when "Authenticate against NT database" is selected.
Admin : Autorefresh is automatically disabled if text is being selected or vertical scrollbar is not at the bottom of the page, then re-enabled automatically.
Admin : Log display keeps records of received lines to not refresh when it is not needed and to only receive new lines.
Installer : current languages.sib is moved to \backup at install to prevent using outdated language.
Installer : languages.sib is now only installed if selected language is French. This should prevent problems with some languages when using English from the .sib file.
Server : SSCN command to support SSL server to server transfers.
Server : Added OnEvery05Minutes event.
Server : Verbose information in log about NT authentication status.
Server : g6_fs_ftp.dll : Support for implicit SSL via ftps://user:pass@ip:port/.
Server : Added "Only redirect PASV IP for secure connection" option to deal with routers modifying PASV parameters when they should not.
Admin : "Impersonate" option added in "NT user database" authentication setup.
Admin : Font and colours can now be changed for logs (see Options in Administrator client).
Admin : Compression level (when using MODE Z) can be setup in Domain / Transfer speed settings for Lists and Downloads separately.
Admin : Added a warning when setting up a simple administrator with an empty Base folder.
Admin : Autorefresh for History page.
Languages.sib updated for MODE Z settings and Admin / Option new settings.
Gene6 FTP Server v188.8.131.52 - 17/May/2004
Server : Renaming a user class will change the ParentClass property of accounts attached to this class.
Server : MBCS problem with access rights check.
Server : Login error delay was set to be always at least 10 seconds (accepted values are now 0s to 60s).
Admin : XP menu visual bugs.
Admin : Problem with list index in renaming the selected item in user/group.
Admin : An exception could be raised when selecting the server list in the TreeView.
Installer : Folder "Help" was not created if Help component is not selected but needed for url shortcut creation.
Server : Tag : $SRV_CLIENTCOUNT : total number of clients connected.
Server : Workaround to prevent IE from using UTF8 (broken in IE), clients will have to send "CLNT" before using UTF8.
Server : Dependence to RPCSs in service properties.
Admin : Last opened path is now saved and restored.
Admin : Logs can be embedded in Activity window (Activity / View log).
Server : Disconnected user does not appear in $DOM_WHO anymore.
Languages.sib updated for missing properties.
Gene6 FTP Server v22.214.171.124 - 07/May/2004
Admin : when editing a user from a class that has groups defined, clicking OK would incorrectly change the 'groups' property of the user account.
(0000207) Admin : An exception could occur when deleting servers/domains in the left treeview with the popup menu.
Admin : menu item 'Actions' was not translated.
Server : could not use the account tags when user logs on (ie. tags like $USR_CLASS, $USR_ACCOUNT ... in access rights were not replaced).
Could not delete users and groups using unicode characters not supported by your local charset.
Admin/Server : fixed several issues with the use of MBCS.
(0000212) Admin : change 'KBytes' to 'files' when ratio method is set to files so credits are not multiplied by 1024 when displayed on user's side.
Server : Transfer Limit was applied for download and upload if download limit was enabled.
Server : Memory leak when using Merge://
(0000213) Admin : Some times column headers are not shown in ListViews (activity, user list, group list, etc..)
Admin : Option "use the same schedule every day" in Time of day access may not be checked even if the same schedule is used every day.
Server : using schedules like '15h00-10h00' in time of day access didn't work.
Server : Option "Redirect wrong login" didn't check the password of the redirected account.
Admin : "Import Domain" now also imports banned IP list.
Admin : added 64KB for Speed Limits in user settings.
New tags :
$SRV_STATSCONNECTIONS, $DOM_STATSCONNECTIONS: total number of connections
$SRV_STATSLOGINS, $DOM_STATSLOGINS, $USR_STATSLOGINS: total number of logins
$DOM_WHO: list of users connected to the domain
Admin/Server : Manual changes through interface in server/domains/users/groups are now saved immediately instead of waiting 30 seconds (cache).
$USR_RATIOUP, $USR_RATIODOWN & $USR_RATIOCOUNTMETHOD returns 'None' if ratio is disabled.
SIZE command now returns 'Not found', instead of 0 for directories.
g6_fs_ftp.dll now uses SIZE command to check if a file exists, then LIST command if SIZE command is not supported by the remote FTP server.
Admin : simple administrators are no more allowed to view domain properties.
Admin : Access rights list is sorted so that entries without virtual path are at the end.
Languages.sib updated :
- Various extended added.
- TBannedFilesForm.Label3 -> TBannedFilesForm.Label_FileMask
- TDomainLogForm.Label_Security -> TDomainLogForm.Label_LogType
- TBanIPForm.CB_Reason -> TBanIPForm.ComboBox_Reason
- TSettingsAdminForm.Edit_LogFile -> TSettingsAdminForm.ComboBox_LogFile
Gene6 FTP Server v184.108.40.206 - 26/Apr/2004
New major version, changes are described below
Main :
- Completely rewritten and redesigned software
- Native system service
- Remote administration over secure connection
- Intuitive interface which can be localized
- IPv6 ready
Security :
- Secure FTP (SSL) support (implicit / explicit)
- SSL certificates management
- NT authentication (use of windows password)
- One Time Password S/Key (MD5)
- Administrative accounts (admin, super admin)
- Maximum connections limitation (IP, domain, user)
- IP based access
- File types/size restriction
Usage :
- Unlimited virtual domains, user, class & group accounts, alias
- Activity, traffic monitoring
- Virtual directories (UTF-8 support, ftp://, merge:// ...)
- Custom commands and messages definition
- Time of day access
- Accounts expiration
- Events manager
- Built in integrity check commands (XCRC, XMD5)
- New FTP commands : MLSD/MLST/EPRT/EPSV/FEAT/OPTS ...
- Detailed and customizable logging/graph per domain/server
- Bandwidth management (min/max, upload/download, entire server, domain, user)
- Multi-IP/port independant domains
- History of transfers
- Available in two versions
Developer :
- COM objects
- Scripts (VB, JS), plugins
Addons :
- Web administration
More information : http://www.G6FTPServer.com/
Contact : email@example.com
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SATURDAY, Nov. 12 (HealthDay News) -- People with type 1 diabetes who maintain tighter control of their blood sugar levels help protect their kidneys from long-term damage, finds a new study.
Those treated early with more intensive diabetes management halved their risk of a kidney complication called impaired glomerular filtration rate (GFR), the researchers said. An impaired GFR can lead to end-stage renal disease, the most serious kidney complication associated with diabetes.
"Our study shows that impaired GFR can be prevented in type 1 diabetes. This kidney complication that leads to end-stage renal disease doesn't have to happen," said the study's lead author, Dr. Ian de Boer, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Results of the study are scheduled to be presented Saturday at the American Society of Nephrology's annual meeting in Philadelphia and published online simultaneously in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease that occurs when the body's immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys healthy cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Insulin is a hormone involved in the metabolism of carbohydrates, including sugar.
Because their insulin-producing cells have been destroyed, people with type 1 diabetes must inject insulin to survive. If they use too little insulin, they'll have high blood sugar levels, which puts them at risk of long-term complications. But, too much insulin increases the risk of low blood sugar levels, which can be life-threatening.
Kidney disease is a potential long-term complication of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. High blood sugar levels cause "cell level toxicity and death that results in the loss of the filtering units in the kidney that are replaced with scar tissue," explained de Boer.
He and his colleagues reviewed data from the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) and the Epidemiology of Diabetes Interventions and Complications (EDIC) study. The DCCT included more than 1,400 people with type 1 diabetes who were randomly assigned to receive either intensive diabetes management or conventional diabetes therapy at the time (1980s). The average time since diagnosis with diabetes was about six years when the study started.
Intensive management was aimed at lowering hemoglobin A1C levels (HbA1C) to less than 6.05 percent. HbA1C is a long-term (about two to three months) measurement of blood sugar levels, and levels below 6.05 percent are similar to levels for people who don't have diabetes. Lower numbers generally translate into a lower risk of serious complications.
The DCCT lasted for 6.5 years, and the EDIC trial is an observational study that has followed the health of 1,375 participants since the DCCT ended. EDIC currently has 16 years of follow-up data.
During the DCCT, people in the intensive management group averaged an HbA1C of 7.3, while the conventional group had an HbA1C average of 9.1 percent. During EDIC, both groups had HbA1Cs around 8 percent, according to de Boer.
The current analysis looked specifically at the glomerular filtration rate, which is a measure of how well kidneys function.
The researchers found that 24 people in the intensive therapy group developed an impaired GFR, compared with 46 people in the conventional therapy group.
"That's a risk reduction of 50 percent," said de Boer.
The risk of end-stage renal disease in the intensive therapy group was also half that of the conventional therapy group -- eight people versus 16.
"Getting good glucose control up front in the disease course provides benefits immediately and in preventing complications for years to come," de Boer said. "The longer you're able to maintain good glucose control, the more benefit you're likely to derive."
"The good news is that even in the control group, the incidence of renal failure is much lower than we used to see, and there's a further 50 percent reduction in the intensive group," said Dr. Joel Zonszein, director of the Clinical Diabetes Center at the Montefiore Medical Center in New York City.
"Very aggressive treatment early on can make a very big difference in renal function 20 years later," he added.
More information
Learn more about type 1 diabetes and its management from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.


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Canadiens rookie forward Brendan Gallagher out with concussionNHL.com @NHLdotcom
BROSSARD, Que. - The Montreal Canadiens are hopeful Brendan Gallagher won't miss much time a day after suffering a concussion in a win against Philadelphia.
The feisty rookie forward left Saturday night's game early in the third period after taking a hit from Flyers defenceman Luke Schenn.
Canadiens coach Michel Therrien said Gallagher was already "feeling a lot better," though he stressed that the club will follow league protocol and make sure he's fully recovered.
Under the NHL's new rules this year, a player who suffers a concussion no longer has to remain inactive for seven days, but must pass a series of tests.
Gallagher had a goal and an assist against the Flyers before the injury, as the Canadiens went on to a 4-1 win.
Forward Max Pacioretty, who also left Saturday night's game after getting cut by a skate as he drove to the net, was back at practice Sunday.


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Twins double up Brewers
Milwaukee, WI – Joe Mauer and Chris Parmelee each hit solo homers as the Minnesota Twins downed the lowly Milwaukee Brewers, 6-3, in the opener of a two-game interleague set at Miller Park.
Ryan Doumit supplied a two-run single, while Justin Morneau and Pedro Florimon each drove in one run for the Twins, who have won two of three following a 10- game losing streak.
Starter Kevin Correia (5-4) allowed three homers, but pitched well enough to earn the win over six innings, his first victory since May 9.
"Correia got us through six, It was a good win for us," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "It's how you draw it up. We'll take anything we can get right now."
Two days after recording his first career multi-homer game, Carlos Gomez went deep twice again on Monday and Jean Segura added another blast for the Brewers, losers of three straight and six of eight overall.
Wily Peralta (3-6) lost his fourth straight start after yielding four runs -- three earned -- on five hits and five walks over five frames.
Peralta retired the first two batters of the game, but issued consecutive walks to Mauer and Josh Willingham to keep the frame alive. Morneau's single to left scored Mauer to put the Twins ahead 1-0.
"Wily's biggest problem is walks," Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke said. "They get two outs, then runners at first and second due to walks, pitches that weren't that close. They got a run that inning. We are not getting any breaks. I keep saying we are not playing well enough to get any breaks."
Minnesota added another run in the fourth thanks to Florimon's two-out RBI double. With Aaron Hicks on first, Peralta attempted a pickoff move, but first baseman Alex Gonzalez couldn't handle the throw. Hicks moved to second and, and Florimon made Peralta pay with a run-scoring double to make it 2-0.
Correia served up a gift to Gomez in the home half of the inning, as he smacked a no-doubter to left-center on a 1-1 offering to make it 2-1.
Brian Dozier helped the Twins plate two more runs in the fifth by reaching on an infield single and swiping second. Mauer and Morneau each drew walks around an out before Doumit's two-run single made it 4-1.
The Brewers made things interesting versus Correia in the sixth as Segura pummeled a shot to center to open up the inning and Gomez made it back-to- back home runs with his second of the game, this time to left, making it 4-3. The hosts, however, failed to find much offense for the rest of the game.
"I was kind of off in the first," Correai said. "To get out of that with no runs was huge. You just feel so much better going back out there in the second inning. It changes your mind set. I felt great the rest of the game."
Mauer and Parmelee added some insurance for the visitors in the seventh and eighth innings, respectively. Both went deep for their fourth home runs of the season, increasing the lead to three runs.
Glen Perkins retired the side in order in the ninth to secure his 10th save of the season.
Game Notes
Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez had the day off ... Milwaukee has scored just 21 runs over its last eight contests ... Peralta has allowed 16 earned runs over his last 17 2/3 innings ... Mauer's homer was originally ruled a double, but the umpires reviewed it and overturned the ruling.


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Antipyrine; Benzocaine; U-Polycosanol 410
Antipyrine, Benzocaine, u-Polycosanol 410 Otic drops, solution
What is this medicine?
ANTIPYRINE; BENZOCAINE; U-POLYCOSANOL 410 (an tee PYE reen; BEN zoe kane; U-POL e ko sa nol) is used to help treat ear infections and to relieve minor ear pain and itching caused by the infection. This medicine may also be used to remove excessive ear wax.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
ear discharge
perforated eardrum
an unusual or allergic reaction to acetic acid, antipyrine, benzocaine, u-polycosanol 410, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
How should I use this medicine?
This medicine is for use in the outer ear canal. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Wash hands before and after use. Warm the solution by holding the bottle in the hand for 1 to 2 minutes. Lie with the affected ear facing upward. Fill ear canal with the solution. Insert a cotton pledget moistened with medication at the ear opening. Repeat, if necessary, for the opposite ear. Do not touch the tip of the dropper to the ear, fingertips, or other surface. Do not rinse the dropper after use. Use your medicine at regular intervals. Do not use it more often than directed.
Contact your pediatrician or health care professional regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
What if I miss a dose?
If you miss a dose, use it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, use only that dose. Do not use double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?
Interactions are not expected.
This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
Tell your doctor or healthcare professional if your symptoms do not start to get better or if they get worse.
This medicine is not for long-term use. Do not use for longer than directed by your prescriber or health care professional. Do not use if there is any discharge from the ear.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
This list may not describe all possible side effects. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Where should I keep my medicine?
Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature between 20 and 25 degrees C (68 and 77 degrees F). Do not freeze. Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
March 21, 2017
U.S. FDA-approved Package Insert


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Back in October was my one year anniversary as a Mac user from when I first bought an iMac as an experiment into the Apple world. For me as for many the iPod was the gateway drug into Apple and Intel Macs made it easy for me to make the transition.
I did love my iMac, but as a one piece computer it had it's drawbacks. At one point I had three USB harddrives hanging off of it for backup and for Windows programming I do for work. It certainly worked fine, but the lack of upgradeability on the iMac is limiting. Because I love screen real estate I wanted to add another monitor to give me a total of three and the solutions for doing this on the iMac are less than optional.
So in October I took the plunge and bought a Dual Quad Core 2008 Mac Pro. This isn't just a computer, like most Apple products it is a work of art. I loved how easy it was to add 3 more internal hardrives to it and another video card all without needing any tools. What amazes me is just how quiet this powerful machine is. I wouldn't even know it was on if it wasn't for the power LED and of course the signal to the monitors. It has power to spare and even when I have multiple virtual machines running it is hardly taxed at all. I bought 8 gigs of third-part ram and was pleased to find that I could still use the 2 gigs it came with to give me a total of 10 gigs of ram.
It use to be if I was working in Visual Studio in a virtual machine I couldn't really run another program that was cpu intensive. I love to convert text to audio to create audiobooks using the built in voice Alex, but my iMac to reduce to a crawl when I did so. The Mac Pro does it effortlessly even if I am running Visual Studio and watching a DVD or EyeTV at the same time.
Power to spare which is a good thing because I hope to make this a machine to last 3 or more years. Now I admit to being a hardware junky and I use to build a new Windows machine every year to year and a half to get the most power I could. Plus I love the fact that the Mac Pro is so upgradeable in that I could add a Blu-Ray burner later even if Steve Jobs calls Blu-Ray a bag of hurt. If Apple had made a Tower similar to an iMac I would have been happy with that, but then again as a geek just saying Dual Quad Core makes me smile and the Mac Pro is built to last. One thing I have been suprised about in the Apple world is the number of users that can use older machines and the fact the later OS releases will run just fine on them and in fact can even improve performance. Something that never happened in the Windows world where each new OS ideally needed new hardware.
After three months of using the Mac Pro the honeymoon is over, but I still love the machine. Now I can hardly wait for Snow Leopard to come out which will make its number of cores more efficient and more powerful.