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2007 UNEP Champions of the Earth Awards Make Big Splash at Gala Ceremony in Singapore
Inspirational Winners from Algeria, Brazil and Jordan to the Philippines, Sweden and the United States Lauded for "Extraordinary" Leadership in Environment and Sustainable Development
Singapore, 19 April 2007 - Hollywood star and environmental campaigner, Daryl Hannah was among the high and the humble in Singapore last night to honour the 2007 Champions of the Earth.
Ms Hannah, famous for films like 'Splash' and her support for renewable energies, received the trophy on behalf of Al Gore-the former US Vice President and climate change campaigner was awarded the regional North America Champions prize.
The awards, presented at a gala ceremony in Singapore recognize individuals whose extraordinary action and personal commitment to the environment are deemed outstanding and exceptional by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
The other winners are His Excellency Mr. Cherif Rahmani of Algeria; Elisea 'Bebet' Gillera Gozun of the Philippines; Viveka Bohn of Sweden; Her Excellency Ms. Marina Silva of Brazil; His Royal Highness Prince Hassan Bin Talal of Jordan and Jacques Rogge and the International Olympic Committee.
The seven trophies, made by the Kenyan artist Kiko from recycled metal, were presented to the winners and their representatives by Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director. He was assisted by Ms Shn Juay Shi Yan, the current Miss Earth Singapore.
Mr Steiner said: "If we are to shape a new partnership between human-kind and the natural environment upon which all life ultimately depends then we need leaders, we need champions-champions in public life, champions in business and champions in our communities".
'The seven winners honoured this evening are from different corners of the planet and drawn from different backgrounds and experiences. But they share a common sense of purpose and of values. Namely to reject the status quo, to persist when others may have failed and faltered and to deliberately seize the opportunities to promote more intelligent ways of managing development that balances the economic, social and environmental realities of the 21st century ," he said.
The gala event was hosted by UNEP; Ms Hil Hernanez Escobar of Chile, the international Miss Earth 2006; the Singapore Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) with the support of various sponsors and partners including Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings (APRIL).
Mr Rahmani was honoured for advancing environmental law and for addressing the issues of deserts and desertification.
"Dotted with wisdom and grandeur, deserts embody solitude-a solitude upon which silence sows the seeds of culture. It is indeed the solitude and silence of the desert that fostered the cultures that make up much of our universal heritage," he said.
"But today the Earth is subject to abuse in multiple and ever expanding ways-and that abuse even reaches the deserts. I hope I have contributed in my own modest way to building a society in harmony with nature-'this visible part of God's garden'," said Mr Rahmani.
Elisea Bebet Gillera Gozun was honoured for pushing forward the environmental agenda by winning trust across all sectors of society.
"Air quality in most of our urban areas now exceed health guidelines. 15 of our rivers are considered biologically dead during the dry months. Solid waste continues to accumulate and 30 per cent of our people live below the poverty line," she said.
"Societies resemble ecosystems. I thus believe that localized, community-based, multi-sect oral action is the response needed to save and rehabilitate the environment," said Ms Gozun.
Viveka Bohn was honoured for playing her leadership in global efforts to ensure chemical safety, especially through the successful Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management process.
In a statement read by Maria, her daughter, Mrs Bohn said:" I am deeply honoured and truly grateful for this award. It is an appreciation of my contribution to green multilateral diplomacy".
She defined three lessons for successful green diplomacy:" Do your homework!; Do your housework and above all Never Give Up!".
Her Excellency Ms. Marina Silva was honoured for her tireless fight to protect the Amazon rainforest while balancing the needs of people. Official deforestation rates have been cut by around 50 per cent in the past three years.
In her video statement she said: "It is the thought of one day being able to substitute predatory development models for sustainable ones; deforestation for conservation and competition for solidarity that I join in along this path with UNEP and my awarded colleagues".
His Royal Highness Prince Hassan Bin Talal was honoured for his belief in transboundary collaboration to protect the environment
In a video statement he recalled working with farmers in the region following the six-day war: "I remember spending a night in 1977 with an old boy and when he saw electricity and clean water he said to me 'this is the night of destiny'. Thus it is the need of human dignity that motivates me. We, as Arabs or as Muslims, are no different to anyone else. Given a chance we can excel".
Mr Gore, whose trophy was collected by Ms Hannah, said in a statement:" Let me thank UNEP for their years of global leadership. My continuing efforts to communicate to audiences about the climate crisis have prevented me from joining you here today-but do not think it lessens the honour that I feel upon accepting the Champions of the Earth award".
"I have every confidence that when the nations of the world come together to the common good, we will regain our moral authority to tackle the climate crisis and the environmental threats we face today," he added.
Jacques Rogge and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were honoured for introducing stringent environmental requirements for cities bidding to host Olympic Games.
The trophy was received senior IOC official Pal Schmitt and Ser Miang Ng.
In a video statement Mr Rogge, the IOC President, said: "The IOC started to be environmentally-conscious at the Olympic Games in Lillehammer in 1994. They were called the Green Games. And this is something not only for the 14 days of the games but will leave a legacy for the future of a city and a region".
"We have the mentality of athletes: we are ambitious people. So for the environment and sustainability we want to use the IOC motto of 'higher, stronger, faster!," he added.
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The full achievements of the 2007 Champions of the Earth and their citations can be found at http://www.unep.org/champions/
The event was hosted in conjunction with the Business for the Environment (B4E) Summit details of which can also be found at the same web site.
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Opening of the 26th Session of the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum
Remarks by Achim Steiner, UN Under Secretary General and Executive Director, UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
21 February 2011
HE Mwai Kibaki; President of the Republic of Kenya,
Acting President of the GC, the Honourable Henry Djombo, Minister of Forests, Environment and Sustainable Development, Republic of Congo,
Honourable George Saitoti , the Kenyan Minister of Internal Security and acting Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Honourable John Michuki, Kenyan Minister of the Environment,
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UN Under-Secretary General and Executive Director of UN-Habitat, Joan Clos,
Edward Norton, award-winning actor and UN Goodwill Ambassador for Biodiversity,
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Some of you may have been in Rio in 1992, others like I watched from a distance: in my case Zimbabwe where I was on a new stage of my career - it was for certain an extraordinary moment in world history: a landmark, an important foundation.
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Post game 1 round up
Kent Wilson
April 17 2009 11:49AM
That was a gut-punch loss, hey folks? Anyone old enough was probably reminded of Brian Skudland's record setting fastest-play-off-OT-goal-ever against the Flames in '86 when Havlat's shot snuck through Jokinen and Kipper 12 seconds into the extra frame...
Anyways, I went around ye olde intrawebs this morning and collected some reactions.
- First, my own thoughts.
- Next, Second City comments. Their observations sync up well with my own.
- Oilers writer David Staples, now bereft of a home team to write about, turns his new "error" stat towards the Flames.
- Jonathan of CoppernBlue (and Oilers Nation) shares his observations as well.
(It's always interesting to read the thoughts of a party not involved in the fight. The biases of the contending fan bases tend to be excluded).
- I submitted a round one piece to Cycle Like the Sedins which was published today. This link will take you to a "satellite" blog which includes both my take and the perspective of a Hawks fan.
- Flames Insider Scott Cruickshank notes that the Blackhawks aren't going to be intimidated by physical play while Andy Sportak says that Mike Cammalleri is unlikely to be suspended for his elbow on Martin Havlat.
Let me know if I've missed any other notables in the comments.
There isn't much that is funnier than watching the fLAMES lose 12 seconds into OT. Too bad they couldn't beat the record. HAWKS in 4.
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There isn't much that is funnier than watching the fLAMES lose 12 seconds into OT. Too bad they couldn't beat the record. HAWKS in 4.
Thanks for your contribution.
On another note, I'm happy some of the Oilers bloggers are covering the Flames. The more publicity, the better!
It took less than 9 seconds after Havlat's goal for me to think about the Skrudland goal! (Or was it 8 seconds?) I remember missing the 2nd/3rd periods because of some mandatory high school graduation church ceremony (and yes, I was pissed because the Flames were more important than high school grad), then got back just for the start of overtime, very excited because I hadn't missed anything...
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When I signed up for Facebook five years ago, it was because I was sick of emailing everyone new baby photos. I figured I'd post to Facebook and it was up to whomever wanted to see them to look at them. Five years later I've reconnected with friends and family, and have had a blast communicating with people. It's a great way for me to get my conservative news, too. I "like" pages that provide the latest and greatest via Megyn Kelly, FOX News, Independent Journal Review, etc. Far better than turning on Canceled News Network.
While I don't consider my daily use of Facebook "clinging" I do use it for a few of the reasons listed on a recent blog. Yes, I totally use it as a way to keep in touch. I had a dear friend move to Ohio. While I consider her a "dear friend" I wouldn't pick up the phone once a week to call her and check in. So when I see her status update of a recent marriage engagement of course I will post a congratulatory comment, and look forward to seeing wedding photos.
I have a former coworker who has remained another good friend. She is AMAZING at remembering your birthday and wouldn't DREAM of not sending you an old-fashioned, hand-signed, snail-mail card for your special day. It warms my heart every year when I hit the mail box and see her cute handwriting. I am NOT her. There are exactly two people in my life who get a hand-signed card from me on their birthday and I'm pretty sure you know who I mean. So I truly appreciate the opportunity to quickly, easily, and electronically wish my friends and extended family a happy day ON their day.
There's also another great reason I enjoy Facebook. If you are reading this blog because you saw my shared link, there's your answer. I know I don't have the readership that my hubby's This Just In does. And I'm OK with that. But if your time is as limited and precious as mine, you read blogs that people post to Facebook but you don't necessarily seek out the blog on your own every day. I post every blog I write to Facebook as a way of promoting it. I also like to post my latest confection creations on my SAHM business page.
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John Paulson's big bet on gold entered 2014 intact.
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CARBONVILLE/HELPER-Virgil Dale Keele, Sr., age 73, passed away Sun,, Feb. 20, 2005, at his home in Carbonville. He was born July 23, 1931, in Duchesne, to Fred Manning and Pearl Valantine Peterson Keele. Married Lillian Marie Holmes on June 24, 1949, in Belair, Md.
Virgil was a member of the LDS Church. He served in the US Army and held the rank of staff sergeant. He enjoyed camping, traveling and reading westerns.
Survived by his wife Marie of Carbonville, eight children, Virgil and Chris, Kurtis and Al, Sam and Patty, Larry and Sandy, Nadine and John, Vernon and Lisa, Jody and Jerry, and Deloy; 35 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brothers and sisters Beth and Ray Prettyman, Reba Keele, Fred and Leslie Keele, Rick and Kate Keele, and Vickie Keele.
Preceded in death by his parents, daughter Mary, brothers Vernon and Lee and great-grandsons Brandon and Steven.
Funeral services will be held Thurs., Feb. 24 at 11 a.m. at the Westwood Ward LDS Chapel, 175 North 1280 West, Price. A viewing will be Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary and also one hour prior to the services at the church. Burial will be at the Price City Cemetery.
Allen Vose Mower, 73, passed away peacefully at his home in Orangeville on Feb. 20, 2005. He was born Dec. 28, 1931 to Wilmer V. and Bertha Rogers Mower in Mount Emmens, Utah. He married Marylyn Cahoon Jan. 16, 1956 in Elko, Nev.
He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and brother. He was a member of the Local 57 Pipefitters Union for 40 years, and owned and operated the Pawn Shop in Castle Dale for 16 years. He was a very talented artist. There wasn't anything he couldn't do and everything he did do, he did well.
Allen is survived by the love of his life, Marylyn , four sons: Ron and Sandy Mower of Boise, Idaho; David and Susie Mower of Pahrump, Nev.; Jerry and Hazel Moon of Harbor, Ore.; and Joe Mower of Ferron; 16 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brother Dennis Mower and sister Delores Ferraro. He will be deeply missed by all. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Phillip Cox and a granddaughter Season Schramm.
Memorial services will be held Thurs., Feb. 24, 2005 at 1 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Orangeville Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Castle Dale Food Bank or a local charity of your choice.
"Gone fishing with his dad"
SALT LAKE CITY/SUNNYSIDE-Bernie Julius Record, age 66, passed away Feb. 17, 2005. Born May 2, 1938 in Salt Lake City to Julius Clifford and Gladys Marie Potts Record. Married Karen Lee Crosley, May 22, 1962 in Salt Lake City. Member of the LDS Church.
Bernie loved to fish, hunt and go camping with family and friends.
Survived by his wife Karen; three sons and one daughter, Clifford (Charlotte); Mary; Clinton (Bridgett); Randy (Lindsay): eight grandchildren, Arron, Andy, Joel, Shelby, McKenzie, Taylor, Chandler, Bryton; brothers, Don (Barbara) Record; Jim (Blanche) Record; twin sister, Betty (Chuck) Tobin; sister, Linda (Mike) Watson; lots of friends and family; lifelong friend Oscar Olsen.
Funeral service Wed. Feb. 23, 2005, 2 p.m., Mountain View Mortuary, 3115 East Bengal Blvd. (7800 South). Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price, Tues. from 5-7 p.m. and at the mortuary in Salt Lake, Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Mt. View Memorial Estates.
ORANGEVILLE-Harriet Ruth Brandon Bishop, age 64, passed away peacefully on Feb, 15, 2004 at Castleview Hospital. She was born March 2, 1940 in Van Nuys, Calif., to John Clyde and Roberta Woodward Brandon. She married Joseph Edward Bishop April 10, 1971 in Las Vegas, Nev. In 1973, they adopted Mark Joseph Bishop and were sealed as a family in the Los Angeles Temple later that year.
Harriet was raised in Southern California. After graduating from high school, she worked as a nursery school teacher. She lived in Bishop, Calif., and later moved to Orangeville. When her son Mark entered the sixth grade, she took a job as a custodian with the Emery County School District in order to buy him a trombone. Later, because of her love of music and singing talent, she was hired as the first music specialist in the district. For the past several years she has been writing a column for the Emery County Progress.
Harriet was an accomplished musician, a wonderful storyteller, and a dedicated family historian. She enjoyed painting and spending time at her family's cabin in Joe's Valley. Harriet had her father's talent of solving everyday problems with what was at hand. She was fiercely independent but accepted and deeply appreciated all the day-to-day assistance given by her friends and neighbors.
Harriet loved her family dearly and took great pride in her grandchildren and especially her son. She was an active member of the LDS Church and had many callings.
Harriet is survived by her son Mark (Angela) Bishop, and her grandchildren, Rebecca, Emily and John Bishop. Also survived by her sisters, Annette Brandon and Colleen (Dick) Wilson and a brother Jay C. Brandon. Preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral services were held Sat. Feb. 19, 2005 at noon in the Orangeville Third Ward Chapel. Interment was in the Orangeville Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
The family wishes to thank the Orangeville Third Ward, the staff at Castleview Hospital, and the staff from Rocky Mountain Health Care, Dr. Ronald Sanders, and all the many friends who helped her remain in the home and town that she loved.
HELPER-Verl Warner Huff, age 84, passed away Feb. 17, 2005 at home, surrounded by his family. He was born Jan. 19, 1921 in Spanish Fork to Charles E. and Annie Warner Huff. He married Betty Christensen March, 21, 1941 in Huntington.
Verl worked hard with his hands, mining coal and building automobiles. He loved to fish with the flies he tied himself. Most of all he enjoyed being with and caring for his family, by whom he will be deeply missed. He was a member of the LDS Church and the UMWA.
Verl is survived by his loving wife Betty and three children: Connie Case of Helper, Verlyn and Dan Kelley of Price, and Ron Huff of Spring Glen; 11 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren. Also survived by sister Loa Ann Krompel and two brothers, Bert Huff and Udel Huff. Preceded in death by a daughter Sherry Renae, one son Warren Todd, two brothers and one sister.
Graveside service will be held Tues. Feb. 22, 2005 at 11 a.m. in the Price City Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday morning from 9:30-10:39 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price. The mortuary was open from 9a.m.-9 p.m. on Monday for those who wished to sign the register.
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to any of the local Hospice providers to help those who may not be able to pay for their wonderful service or to the American Cancer Society.
HELPER-Robert John Marshall, age 74, passed away Feb. 15, 2005 at Castleview Hospital. Born Sept. 14, 1930 in Heiner to James Brooks and Ila Hampson Marshall. Married Peggy Shalene Haycock, July 3, 1950 in Carbonville.
Longtime resident of Carbon County, where he served as the union president of the Price River Coal preparation plant UMWA Local 1681.
Honorably served in the U.S. Army and the National Guard.
He enjoyed the outdoors, especially fishing and hunting. Bob's greatest love was spending time with his grandkids, great-grandkids and giving everyone special nicknames.
Survived by wife Peggy Marshall, Helper; sons, Jay (Sue) Marshall, Terry (Marla) Marshall, both of Price; daughters, Tonya (Scott) Turner, Helper; Cookie Martinez, Salt Lake City; Billie Jean Marshall, Provo; sister Leila Boucher, Washington; 21 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren; and his dog, Fluffy. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, James, Joe, Jerry, and Jack Marshall; and sisters, Ruth and Evelyn.
Funeral service was held Sat. Feb. 19 at 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's on Friday from 6-7 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
PRICE- Our loving husband, father, and grandfather, Thomas Curtis Seely, age 62, passed away Feb. 20, 2005 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born Dec. 9, 1942 in Mt. Pleasant to Lee and Florence A. Mower Seely. He married Carol Lee Koskie on Jan. 19, 1963 in Dragerton. He was an active member of the LDS Church where he was a cub scout leader for many years. He graduated from East Carbon High School. Tom served in the Utah National Guard. Tom worked in various coal mines in the area prior to retiring in 2002. Past Captain and member of the Carbon County Sheriff's Posse. He loved the outdoors and fishing. Tom had a special love for animals, especially his horses. He was loved by everyone and will be missed by his family and friends.
Survived by his wife, Carol Seely; daughter, Debra June Davis; grandkids, Krystle Marie Noyes, Josh Davis, all of Price; brother, Stewart (Carolyn) Seely, Payson; sisters Ada Lee Hansen, Nephi; Ann (Karl) Kent, Victorville, Calif; numerous nieces, nephews and dear friends. Preceded in death by parents, and daughter, Jacqueline "Jackie" Seely.
Funeral Service, Wed. Feb. 23, 2005 at 11 a.m. in the Price Seventh LDS Ward. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home, Tuedsay from 7-8:30 p.m. and at the church Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Although the Green River basketball season came to a close with a loss at Piute in a play-in game for the state tournament, the coaching staff feels that the team had a good season.
At Junction, Piute was untouchable in the game that ousted the Pirates. "Nobody in 1-A basketball could have beat them that night," said Coach Stan Parsons, "they simply played out of their heads. We beat them earlier in the season, but they had their turn in this game."
The game was over early as Piute outscored Green River 28-12 in the opening quarter enroute to a 72-39 romp. Piute never looked back as they outscored Green River in each of the four quarters of the game.
Scoring in the final game of the season for the Pirates were Jake Mecham with 21 points, Hyrum Mitchell and Cody Webster with 6 points each, Kaden Robertson with 4 points and Parker Hatt with 2 points.
This season's team finished the year with a 12-11 record overall and 7-2 region record. They won the Region 16 south league title and represented themselves well all season long.
Region 16 rivals played very well in the state tourney as they finished first, second, fourth and eighth. Manila, who finished third in their region won the title again as they defeated Tabiona. Rich finished fourth and barely defeated Green River in the games at Emery High for seeding into the tournament.
Graduating from this team are seniors Mecham and Webster along with Jacob Dunwoody and Nicolas Brady. Hyrum Mitchell was the only junior on the team and will be looked to for senior leadership next year.
The JV team had a good season as they finished 10-5 including a win over Monticello, a team joining Green River's region next season. "We have a pretty good group of sophomores coming back next season." continued Parsons. "If the players take more time during the off season to work on their game, we should be just fine next season."
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whats retarded logic? what i stated is a fact. 26% of the american population is children. while the percent of retarded people is 2.3% which sums up the average of the american population that don't know the sun is a star to 28.3% that are children or retarded. now as for the other 16.7 % that don't know they're either part of a religion that worships the sun, don't believe in science, or just plain stupid
Exepc the logic disappeared the moment you mentioned kids...
Who the hell would test kids in their knowledge and put them under 'the American population...If kids are going to be tasted in such type of knowledge then they need to be at least older then 10. And a kid who doesn't know if the sun is a star or not is retarded or their parent's are.
I'm not judging a group of people as one but I just know somebody is retarded!
The longest recorded flight of a chicken is 13 seconds.
If the population of China walked passed you, in single file, the line would never end because of the rate of reproduction.
The microwave was invented after a researcher walked by a radar tube and a chocolate bar melted in his pocket.
Peanuts are one of the ingredients of dynamite.
Hershey's Kisses are called that because the machine that makes them looks like it's kissing the conveyor belt.
Snails can sleep for three years without eating.
The fingerprints of koala bears are virtually indistinguishable from those of humans, so much so that they could be confused at a crime scene.
75 people die each year playing Twister.
Americans on the average eat 18 acres of pizza every day.
No word in the English language rhymes with month, orange,
silver or purple.
Let's get this party started.
40% of all books printed in Japan are Manga.
Canada has the second most garbage, after US, in the world (Or something like that)


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#1 2006-05-22 01:29:48
[plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
sed anon file upload
Status: v0.7 Finished and ready for Beta Testers June 21st, 2006
This project was undertaken as the first match made on the new plugin requests thread following posts by mrdale and by colak
Needs beta testers.
If you want to test out this plugin, please send me an email via my website's contact page and I will contact you via return email.
Here are the major features of this plugin.
- Administrators/designers can embed a fixed format form in their site.
- Allows anonymous user uploads with description and optional category for the file uploaded.
- Optional password requirement.
- Email notification to the site administrators.
- Optional moderation of uploads allowing review, edit, reject or acceptance of uploaded files.
- Language localisation.
- Customisable thank-you form/notice or redirect to url on successful upload.
This plugin, whilst wanted and useful, has the potential to allow your site to be abused.
So far I anticipate these potential dangers in use…
- Anonymous uploads, if un-moderated, could be used to turn your site into a repository for illegal files.
This plugin allows you to moderate uploads or it can operate without moderation. In either case, you will need to take steps to secure the uploads to prevent your site from abuse. I recommend turning off indexing in your .htaccess file to stop people just going to the files directory and taking what they want.
- Huge file uploads could cause trouble for your (or your client's) relationship with your hosting provider.
If people start uploading huge media then that eats into your bandwidth and disk quota.
If someone automated the upload of a number of huge files to your site then this could form the basis for a DOS attack.
Any feedback on these and any work-arounds would be most welcome.
Presently the plugin provides these features to help mitigate the threats…
- Files are checked against list of permitted types and maximum sizes.
- Uses nonce checking.
- Checks category vs acceptable values.
- Scans description field for possible injection attacks.
- Provides a simple password mechanism if you want it.
- Emails a summary to a designated party. (Could be extended—see below)
- Checks the uploading IP address and rejects if it is blacklisted or you have banned comments from that IP.
- Moderation is on by default, so files will not be in the TXP file system until the moderator accepts them. Note: you still need to secure the moderation directory.
Possible Additional Features…
Optionally, include the submitted file as an attachment to the summary email.Too risky. Customisable form layout.
- Include the moderation options in the summary email to ease the moderator's workflow.
- Move critical attributes to the TXP prefs table.
Last edited by net-carver (2006-08-29 03:04:49)
#2 2006-05-22 05:44:53
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
net-carver wrote:
- v0.4 Add form customisation
Hi steve… this is what I'm most interested in:) CAn you please expand on what the plans might be?
Alos should you wish me to send you the form I mentioned here, for reference, please do le me know.
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#3 2006-05-22 06:51:32
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
colak wrote:
Hi steve… this is what I'm most interested in:) Can you please expand on what the plans might be?
Nothing really planned yet, that's what this thread is for :O)
However, my initial thoughts were to have the plugin be able to use a TXP form for defining the layout of the xhtml form, the same way that the xhtml comments for TXP articles can be controlled using the TXP form called comment_form or zem_contact_reborn can be controlled either via a set of nested child tags or a TXP form. That would need some extra tags for controlling how the form is generated in a page.
For Dale's initial request it didn't sound like he needed much more than you get in the TXP Admin interface already—simple browse button to allow selection of file from local drive, an upload button next to it plus an input/textarea for description and an (freeform?) input for a category.
Also should you wish me to send you the form I mentioned here, for reference, please do le me know.
Yeah, I would be interested in getting a look at that (it's a nice example), I take it that it's running on TXP as well?
Have you a contact form on one of your sites so I can mail you and you can pick up my email address that way?
#4 2006-05-22 13:24:01
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
just want to clear up how you want the category field to work.
First of all, it's to be optional. That's fine. Second, it can have a default value set through an attribute to the anon_upload tag. That's fine too. But, even if a default value is set, are you looking for a freeform text input or a select box populated with all the categories pulled from the DB? Or should you, the site designer be able to specify a selection of available categories?
If it's free form, that's very easy to implement but what happens if the site visitor enters a non-existent cat? On the other hand do you want them to be able to upload under any file category? Hmm.
What do you need?
#5 2006-05-22 16:59:49
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
I think that the categories should be a drop-down select generated from a subset of the file categories in the database.
Possible Attributes
- showCat="1|0" would toggle the display of the category drop-down.
- noShow="myUnwantedCategory1,myUnwantedCategory2"
- autoCat="myCategory" would provide a single category that is automatically assigned to the upload.
- mailUser="UserNumber" email an admin user with a notification that a file has been uploaded.
#6 2006-05-23 06:32:15
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
net-carver wrote:
Yeah, I would be interested in getting a look at that (it's a nice example), I take it that it's running on TXP as well?
Hi steve… NO, unfortunately the form is not in txp. I just could not integrate it. I would nevertheless be very happy to send it to you.
Have you a contact form on one of your sites so I can mail you and you can pick up my email address that way?
You can get in touch with me in neme.org (no contact form but comments are moderated so once I have your address I'll send you the form.)
Alternatively I can click your email given in this forum if you prefer…
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#7 2006-05-23 16:18:17
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
bump: Updated the top of the thread with progress report and potential security concerns arising from the use of this plugin.
#8 2006-05-23 17:17:38
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
net-carver wrote:
Any feedback on these and any work-arounds would be most welcome.
Hi. Maybe filtering uploads by extension and size could help to have more control.
Example: a list of allowed (zip, jpg, gif, pdf, doc, etc) and not-allowed (exe, bat, pif, com, mpg, mp3) extensions.
Maybe also a size limit per-extension. 5 MB for mp3s, 1 mega for .doc, 5 MB for PDFs… etc.
La música ideas portará y siempre continuará
#9 2006-05-24 04:42:19
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
maniqui wrote:
Hi. Maybe filtering uploads by extension and size could help to have more control.
Example: a list of allowed (zip, jpg, gif, pdf, doc, etc) and not-allowed (exe, bat, pif, com, mpg, mp3) extensions.
Maybe also a size limit per-extension. 5 MB for mp3s, 1 mega for .doc, 5 MB for PDFs… etc.
Hello maniqui,
thanks for the feedback. That sounds like a good idea, and pretty simple to implement too. It might help mitigate some of the potential for misusing the upload feature but wouldn't eliminate it.
I've worked with allow+disallow lists for access control before for a client. We found that the mixture of the two together doesn't work well in the field because there is no defined behaviour for file types that fall outside of both lists! Different users would assume something about it and then get confused when that expectation wasn't met. The solution was easy: use only an allow or a disallow list, not a combination of the two. If you only have an allow list then anything not in it is rejected. If you only have a disallow list then anything not on it is accepted. No grey areas.
Authentication of the file extension (that is, checking that a file named report.pdf actually is a .pdf and not some horrible .jpg) is another idea but much harder to accomplish. Anyone know if there is any server side php/cgi that does this?
Last edited by net-carver (2006-05-24 05:10:28)
#10 2006-06-21 09:49:42
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_anon_file_upload
v0.7 is available and looking for beta testers (see top post of this thread).
If you would like to test this plugin and give me feedback please send me an email via the contact form on my website and I will contact you by return email.
Thank you.
Last edited by net-carver (2006-08-29 03:05:59)


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German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese
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Hand strap
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PIXELA ImageMixer
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Interface ports to connect pieces of equipment. USB (Universal Serial Bus) has become the most popular wired interface to connect peripherals. USB 2.0 supports speeds up to 480 Mbit/s (USB 1: 12 Mbit/s). The interface FireWire is also known as the IEEE 1394 standard. Enhanced IDE (EIDE)is sometimes referred to as Fast ATA, Fast IDE or ATA-2.
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2.8 - 5.2
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1/8 - 1/2000
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38 - 114 mm
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Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar
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Comedy and theoretical physics aren't two things you'd normally think would go well together, but for humorist/writer Emily Levine, it's like combining chocolate and peanut butter. After writing for such TV series as Designing Women and Dangerous Minds, Levine worked for two years at Disney.
That's where she first became interested in esoteric things like chaos theory and quantum mechanics, but according to her official bio, she "found no studio executives, let alone Mickey and Goofy, willing and/or able to discuss these issues."
No matter. Levine ended up combining her interests to produce two one-woman shows: "It's Not You, It's the Universe: How to Have Your Cake and Eat It Too and Lose Weight" and "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Free Market." Now she's done it again with "Emily at the Edge of Chaos," which debuts Thursday, November 19th at El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood. She describes it as "a heady mixture of science, social satire, and the personal saga of Levine's experience with a freakish medical condition."
That condition was acromegaly, and the symptoms included fatigue, "brain fog", a sudden onset of osteo-arthritis, and swelling of the feet (Levine swears an old pair of her Jimmy Choos from this period are now being worn by Clydesdales). The cause? a benign tumor in the pituitary gland that causes an over-production of human growth hormone -- steroids. A couple of surgeries later and Levine was her old self, taking the raw material of her experience and weaving it into a compelling new show.
"Emily at the Edge of Chaos" will be taped for an eventual film. If anyone in the Los Angeles area is game, they can get tickets for the 7:30 performance by calling 1-866-811-4111 (Theatre Mania) or by calling the El Portal box office on the day of the event. For a taste of just how good Levine's shows are, check out this recent TED talk, "A Trickster's Theory of Everything":


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I haven't had much time to blog lately. There are important things that require me to be completely present in the real world now and then. This has been a summer filled with such things, both good and bad. Life changing things.
But to get to a genealogical point, a crisis in research. Well, sort of. I had someone tell me that they had increased my file over 3000 people just by going to ancestry and collecting leaves. This was only a 2-line file. I worked for years to verify and find my people. My complete file is just over 3000. I was sitting and contemplating the damage done by such an act and thought, "I used to really do research". What a surprising thought out of nowhere. Being online has made me lazy about research. It's easy to become a 'name collector' in the online tree environment. The newbies coming up know only that environment. They are encouraged to just click here and the work is done for you. No matter that the data is wrong. Thomas MacEntee at his blog just recently posted "How Big Is It? Quality Over Quantity" hitting a nerve for me. The thought about my research and my goals for my work has been in the back of my mind now for a while. Every day it pops up to be ruminated over some more. I am not sure where it is leading me.
Also there is the mess with GenealogyWise, the Ning driven network site belonging to WorldVitalRecords (a $$ site). Not a wise start at all, it seems. I have gotten many invites, including one surprisingly from the site itself. But I am exhausted by keeping sites going and spending so much time trying to keep up. We all need community and I certainly enjoy it but how much is too much? I really like Facebook and a few others and would like to keep them. So perhaps a small, manageable network will fill the need. At any rate, I was trampled in the (what I believe was an engineered) early stampede to the site as it was not even open at the time. No one waited to see what it was before the great mass joining. So I decided to watch. Now there is a rather useless mess of groups of every imaginable kind that I, as yet, cannot see being helpful. Perhaps I am blind to the direction this is going. At any rate I am rather happy I sat it out. I am referring to Terry Thornton and the problems with posts being taken down when they don't go the way of the GW owner. On top of that I was unable to get Terrys blog to load today. It has been removed too. I hope Mr. Thornton shut it down himself, and not GW with Blogger. Though it is beyond my understanding why he would remove so much data. If he didn't, perhaps after this post my time is limited here as well. Whatever the answer to the disappearance of the blogs, there is a distinct odor in the air.
The whole mess just emphasizes to me the need for me to decide and weed out the things I do not find useful in my quest to find my family. A plan and focus on one line might be in order. All those old goals need to be brought out and dusted off.
Twitter isn't as helpful as I had hoped. And I am interested in more than just genealogy. I don't see how I can 'talk' to one interest without it going out to all. That is not good. Perhaps the AdobeAir programs such as TweetDeck and TWhirl do that, and I have them on my computer, but I don't want to expend the huge resources that I found they need to run. So I haven't learned to use them. Slows down the whole process. Firefox is such a memory hog it is hard to run anything as hungry as it (Firefox is an addiction). In Twitterfox you have no options. So I need to figure out how to work with it or settle on just reading them. Very interesting tweets though. I do enjoy reading.