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Professor Brickman spoke in support of the act, which would require asbestos bankruptcy trusts to release information on those seeking compensation in quarterly reports.
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California's Court of Appeal has recently delivered a first-impression decision on the conditions under which a patient's own negligence can be asserted as a defense against medical malpractice allegations.
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Dear Friends,
I am very proud of the scholarship produced by Cardozo School of Law's highly accomplished faculty. I want to share with you some of their groundbreaking work from the past year. Please take a moment to review their news and publications, and let me know if you have any thoughts or comments.
Warm regards,
Matthew Diller
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Supreme Court of New Mexico Relies on Professor Alex Stein's Article, "Toward a Theory of Medical Malpractice"
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If I or my husband shop for food, make sure everyone is home for dinner, prepare a well-balanced meal, ask the kids to set the table, remind my son to give himself insulin in advance, and then insist that we all sit down together, the rewards are staring us in the face. There is laughter, healthy food, a meaningful family connection, and the chance to relax and be with one another. Over time, these daily choices make a pattern that not only supports our family's well-being, but also supports the produce section of the grocery store instead of the fast food restaurant.
As our culture speeds up, people with diabetes face the same temptations as everyone else. Rushing through the day with no time for reflection can lead to pizza nights or fast food. Too many plans crammed into a day can mean too much time in the car or bus and no time to walk to school or bike to do errands. The constant distractions of email, voicemail, iPods, video games, texting, and television squeeze out time for planning and preparing meals, getting outdoors, or socializing with friends.
Diabetes demands that we exercise more and eat healthier foods. Even as mainstream culture moves faster, the significance of blood sugar levels reminds us to plan ahead, to listen to our bodies, and to put our health first. People with diabetes in their families have had their wake-up call. The goal of maintaining good blood sugar control reminds us that each day is a new opportunity to reduce stress, avoid overly processed and fatty foods, and get moving. Facing our challenges gives each moment we live added intensity, meaning, and depth.
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5 random facts about Cecilia Grant.
1. I went to high school with Sir Mix-a-lot. (You know, the "Baby Got Back" guy? He likes big butts and he cannot lie?)
2. I dream of one day being on Jeopardy!, and I once auditioned for the show. (I scored well on the knowledge test, but I'm not fast enough on the buzzer and I'm pretty sure I flunked the "tv-ready personality" requirement.)
3. My favorite poem is "Design," by Robert Frost.
4. You know when you go to a baseball game, and as a batter comes to the plate the PA blasts some pop music like it's his personal theme song? If I were a baseball player I'd want them to play the opening bars of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" for me. Yes, I've given this some thought. And no, I'm not athletic in the least.
5. I have two snack-food kryptonites (cannot stop eating them once I start), and oddly enough they're both orange: Cheetos, and sweet-potato fries.
4 things that always make you laugh or bring a smile to your face when you're down.
1. The final few seconds of the "Hotel Inspectors" episode of Fawlty Towers. That smash-cut to credits, just as John Cleese grasps that the three men who've just seen him at his most unprofessional are the very inspectors he's been stressing about all episode, is still one of the best-executed bits of comedy I've ever seen.
2. The arc of the Tom Wilkinson character in Shakespeare in Love. To see this Elizabethan mobster get progressively stagestruck ("...with Mr. Fennyman as the Apothecary"), and also sincerely moved by the magic of the theatre, makes me smile so hard it hurts.
3. The song "This was a Real Nice Clambake," from the musical Carousel. "This was a real nice clambake/We're mighty glad we came/The vittles we et were good, you bet/The company was the same." A world where people can burst into song about something like that, can't be all bad. (See also the title number from the Elvis movie Clambake.)
4. Mr. Bingley in Pride and Prejudice. Every party he goes to is the most fun he's ever had. Every set of people he meets is the most agreeable he can imagine. I'd a hundred times rather hang with him than stick-in-the-mud Darcy.
3 random facts about Theo Mirkwood, the hero of A LADY AWAKENED.
1. His full name is Theophilus, and he's never quite forgiven his father for that.
2. Like most romance heroes, he's spectacularly well-endowed. Unlike most romance heroes, he goes out of his way to call his partner's attention to the fact.
3. He's fond of toast, and things that go on toast. Blackcurrant jam is his favorite, followed by honey.
2 random facts about Martha Russell, the heroine of A LADY AWAKENED.
1. She ought to have been the seventh of ten siblings, but because of miscarriages and infant mortality, she's the youngest of five.
2. In her secret heart of hearts, she wishes her stern, dictatorial childhood governess would want to correspond with her.
1 favorite scene from A LADY AWAKENED.
I have a lot of favorites, but I think I'll pick the very short one that opens Chapter 15. Things have finally gone according to plan in bed, all the right fireworks have gone off, and Theo and Martha have maybe a minute of small talk afterward, capped off by a lame little joke on his part. There's a relaxed intimacy to that scene that just really pleases me.
(That's my answer today. Ask me tomorrow and I'll probably say the hand-job scene.)
Newly widowed and desperate to protect her estate—and housemaids—from a predatory brother-in-law, Martha Russell conceives a daring plan. Or rather, a daring plan to conceive. After all, if she has an heir on the way, her future will be secured. Forsaking all she knows of propriety, Martha approaches her neighbor, a London exile with a wicked reputation, and offers a strictly business proposition: a month of illicit interludes... for a fee.
Theophilus Mirkwood ought to be insulted. Should be appalled. But how can he resist this siren in widow's weeds, whose offer is simply too outrageously tempting to decline? Determined she'll get her money's worth, Theo endeavors to awaken this shamefully neglected beauty to the pleasures of the flesh—only to find her dead set against taking any enjoyment in the scandalous bargain. Surely she can't resist him forever. But could a lady's sweet surrender open their hearts to the most unexpected arrival of all... love?
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Penn State has created the Sustainability Communications Initiative with the help of a $37,500 seed grant from the University's Sustainability Institute Reinvention Fund.
The Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication, a research unit housed in the College of Communications, will be the home for the Sustainability Communications Initiative (SCI). The grant was secured by two of the Page Center's senior research fellows -- Denise Bortree, associate professor in the Department of Advertising/Public Relations, and Lee Ahern, assistant professor in the Department of Advertising/Public Relations. They will lead the project.
"This will be a major effort for the Page Center with three key areas of emphasis," said Bortree. "We believe it will establish Penn State as a leading institution in sustainability communication research and practice."
The three areas of emphasis are: first, that the SCI will conduct original sustainability communication research that can be shared with communication practitioners; second, it will partner with other organizations to create databases of existing sustainability research that will be shared with the media and communication practitioners; and, finally, it will work with student groups at Penn State to promote sustainability knowledge and behaviors on campus and in the State College community.
Beyond the grant provided by the Reinvention Fund, the Page Center has committed to fund the SCI for at least three years.
"We want to develop, highlight and share best practices in sustainability communication across disciplines," said Ahern. We hope to publish annual reports on sustainability communication with a focus on creating research that is useful to the practice of communication."
It is anticipated that the SCI will partner with other organizations to maintain a "curated database of sustainability communication research." Plans are to distribute article summaries to media outlets to raise journalists' level of interest in and knowledge of sustainability communication. In addition, a second database of sustainability and corporate social responsibility reports, videos and other materials such as ads, press releases and social media content, will be maintained. This will be available to academics, communication professionals, undergraduates and graduate students.
Outreach projects, with the participation of Penn State students, will act as a living laboratory in which students, faculty and staff work together to implement best-practices in sustainability communication.
"This effort will leverage Penn State's vast resources in the areas of energy, environment and green technology, making it a one-of-a-kind initiative at a major university," Bortree said. "We're excited to begin."
In addition to Bortree and Ahern, the SCI will involve a full-time graduate student and provide opportunities for participation by numerous undergraduates interested in research into sustainability communication.


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Wed, 21 October 2009
Craig Shirley with A Rendezvous with Destiny...a close look at the political rise of Ronald Reagan. David Perry from Trend Micro tells of internet security issues....for everyone. Then, thousands of Iowans are called up to Afghanistan. Why?
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Let's face it: most wrestling pay-per-views don't have an obvious connection to the calendar. I'm always looking up the dates for WWE shows like No Way Out and Unforgiven, and I've yet to get a handle on the TNA schedule. That's why I always appreciated Halloween Havoc back in the days when WCW still walked the Earth.
There was no ambiguity with Havoc. Judgment Day? Armageddon? Depending on what you believe, those could happen any time, but Havoc was taking place the last Sunday in October, or the week before if Halloween actually fell on the final weekend. Men and women dressed in various, sometimes outlandish costumes... you could be describing Halloween or wrestling, so the connection just seemed to fit.
Here in the U.S., the Halloween season is big business. A recent study by the National Retail Foundation projected that Americans would spend an average of $59.06 on the holiday, for a total of $4.96 billion. Halloween Havoc never got in on much of that action -- the attendance figures I've seen suggest it never drew more than 14,000 live fans -- but it did create a legacy of big main events. We're talking matches like Sting versus Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Vader facing Cactus Jack and Hulk Hogan taking on Ric Flair, Randy Savage and Roddy Piper.
Okay, so none of those bouts are likely to be remembered as the classics they might appear to be. Sting and Roberts fell prey to the hokey "Spin the Wheel, Make a Deal" gimmick and ended up in a Coal Miner's Glove match. Hogan had better moments with both Flair and Piper, and his much publicized rematch with The "Don't Call Me Ultimate" Warrior at Halloween Havoc 1998 had fans scrambling to watch WrestleMania VI again to replace their new unpleasant memories with older, happier ones.
The 1998 show was also the setting for one of WCW's scariest moments, at least from a business perspective. I was working at a Damon's restaurant in Durham, North Carolina, and we showed all of the WWE and WCW pay-per-views on one of the big screens in the clubhouse since wrestling was so hot at the time. After the Hogan-Warrior mess, the main event saw Goldberg defeat Diamond Dallas Page for the WCW championship.
That match joined my mind's short list of truly entertaining Goldberg matches -- only Nitro showdowns with Hogan and Sting were previously in that category. It wasn't until the next day that I learned that thousands of fans didn't get to see the main event, because the show ran long and some of WCW's satellite distributors cut the feed right at 11 p.m. Eastern. Facing the wrath of wrestling fans who could make the hordes from Night of the Living Dead seem calm by comparison, WCW offered the main event in its entirety for free the next night on Nitro.
Naturally, that decision angered many viewers who shelled out money for Havoc and did get to see the finish. It was the kind of no-win situation that hasn't surrounded any other pay-per-view in wrestling history. I'm sure the people who were running WCW at the time still shudder when they think about it.
But to borrow a famous quote, I came to praise Halloween Havoc, not bury it. When the WWE brass acquired the WCW trademarks five years ago, they gained the ability to use the old WCW PPV names if they so chose. To date they've used just one (Great American Bash), but I always thought two were naturals. One was Starrcade, owing to both the history of the name and the fact that WWE's December shows have been largely forgettable over the past few years. The other, of course, was Halloween Havoc.
It's too late for this Halloween, but there's always next year. I couldn't find an official announcement anywhere, but the WWE's October 2007 pay-per-view is rumored to be coming to the GIANT Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania -- less than ten minutes from my house. Seems like the perfect time to push the show back a few weekends, resurrect the Halloween Havoc name, and make people think about suplexes and clotheslines as well as ghosts and goblins next October.
In the spirit of the season, here are some of my personal picks for scariest wrestling moments since I joined the SLAM! Wrestling staff eight years ago:
Scariest Bump (televised) - Mankind (vs. Undertaker, Hell in a Cell, King of the Ring 1998)
Not much to add here, as Foley's trip off the top of the cage is arguably the most famous bump in pro wrestling history. This might have been the only time I expected Mick not to get back up.
Scariest Bump (live) - Shane McMahon (vs. Kurt Angle, Street Fight, King of the Ring 2001)
Certainly Shane-O-Mac has taken some wicked falls, and I've seen several of his matches in person. I was way, way up near the top of the Continental Airlines Arena for this one, but I still thought McMahon might have seriously injured his neck on a spot that saw Angle try to suplex him through a glass panel at the top of the ramp. The glass didn't break, and Shane landed awkwardly on his head and neck. He must have been okay, because Angle picked him back up and shattered the panel on his second attempt.
Scariest Gimmick Match - Kennel From Hell Match - Unforgiven 1999
I've been scared of dogs since I was a small child. Thus, I can't think of many things more frightening than being locked inside a steel cage with dogs outside the ring. I'm pretty sure I'd have enough adrenaline from sheer terror to get past Al Snow or Big Boss Man and get the heck out of there. Or maybe I'd just whimper in the center of the ring.
Scariest Gimmick, Period - The Demon, WCW
I'm not talking about his makeup, though Gene Simmons did freak me out on album covers when I was a kid. No, I'm talking about the sheer horror of the concept itself, a blatant marketing tie-in (and not even a successful one, at that) masquerading as a wrestler's gimmick. Until the day the WWE debuts a character called Mr. Google, the Demon rules this spot.
Scariest Birth - Mae Young delivers a hand, RAW, February 28, 2000
Everything about Mae Young's storyline with Mark Henry was pretty frightening. But the culmination of her "pregnancy" angle was both surprising and disturbing. The stuff of nightmares, indeed.
Scariest Use of a Coffin - Big Show "coffin surfing" during his feud with Big Boss Man
This is the second time Boss Man makes the list, which tells me something, though I'm not sure what. This wasn't scary as much as it was unbelievable and surreal. I'll never forget it, that's for sure.
Scariest Title Holder - Vince Russo, WCW Champion, Sep. 25, 2000
Yes, David Arquette gets some consideration too, and was more controversial among fans. But for pure scare factor, nothing quite beat Russo putting the belt on himself for a week during WCW's dying days. The cliche says you can never say never in wrestling, but we'll never see this again. Thank goodness.
Happy Halloween!


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Launch48 Weekend Proves Birmingham (UK) is Ready to Blast OffMartyn Davies
After stops in Sheffield and Newcastle in an attempt to get better insight into what is happening in tech and startups outside of London, my tour of the UK continued this weekend with a stop off in Birmingham to sponsor and mentor the Launch48 Weekend being held at Aston University.
What is Launch48?
Launch48 run three events regularly around the world, from evening showcases of early stage startups, to intensive pre-accelerator prep programmes. This event, Launch48 Weekend, is for the budding entrepreneurs; those with a seedling of an idea that would like to not only find out if other people think it's viable, but to learn some of the skills involved in breaking it down and working it into something marketable, saleable, launchable and possibly some other 'ables' I haven't thought of.
Put even more simply, it squashes about 3 months of startup time into 48 hours and gives the attendees time with experienced mentors. You come in with an idea, you could leave with a company.
The Results
Around 60 people showed up for the pitching session on the Friday night. Of the 20 or so pitches, six were chosen as the main focus for the weekend and teams formed.
48 hours later, after some long nights, dropouts, pivots, mentoring sessions and two board meetings with organiser Simon Jenner and some guy called Martyn from SendGrid, the teams presented their wares. This is what they showed us:
Shared Memories
A service for creating bucket lists of activities you would like to do with friends. Aimed at a potential market of 2-3 million young professionals in the UK, Shared Memories lets you collaborate with friends on the activities, from idea to execution. Their proposed revenue would be from affiliate networks and targeted advertising.
Linking together all the connected devices that are going to be in the home over the next 10 years on one platform that gives the user total control of their washing machine, kettle, lights and more. Their win would be through collecting usage and diagnostic data from the devices and licensing it back to manufacturers.
Team Genes
A SaaS platform that let's people discover how to build a team 'that really works'. Through a series of scoring mechanisms that contribute to your personal 'Gene Metric', they can show you which team members will deliver the best project, allowing you to chop and change until you find the best fit for your project. Keep an eye on this one, it's way more impressive than it sounds and they managed to get an agreement from a project management consultancy to resell this for them. (Team Genes)
Link Alert
Working on the problem of missed connections, this team of two pivoted a lot on their idea, eventually landing on a way of finding meetings to have in cities you're visiting when your original meeting gets cancelled. Targeting the 8% of travellers who travel for business and the £1.3bn a year that cancelled meetings cost the UK economy.
Entrepreneurs Lunch Club
The first team of the weekend to earn revenue. This service raffles off lunches with 'rockstar entrepreneurs', with all proceeds going to said entrepreneurs charity of choice. An excellent use of the JustGiving API, they made £120 raffling lunch with local agency mogul, Jacob Dutton. (Entrepreneurs Lunch Club)
"Like eBay but for selling your soul," was the pitch on the Friday night. Sadly, their only achievement by Sunday was 8,000 fake Twitter followers after their team of six reduced to two after they couldn't figure out the tech side. In a last ditch pivot to something more wholesome–"help cleanse your soul"–they turned to Facebook's app platform only to realise everyone else had already tried that. So they split the equity between the two of them and went home.
At least two of the teams plan to continue working together. It doesn't always go well though, as SoulTradr proved, in business there are always hard lessons to be learned. They were very honest about how much they had learned about themselves and how to approach ramping up their own ideas from attending the weekend, proving that if you had been holding out on attending a weekend like this before, you really should go. You may get more out of it than you realise.
Keep watching Birmingham
My biggest takeaway from the weekend was just how much everyone in Birmingham's startup scene seems to be doing. Many of the attendees were already working for local startups, and came with ideas that were different still to their own 'outside of work' ideas. Everyone seemed to have at least three things going on, all of which sounded incredibly exciting.
I guarantee that we haven't heard the last of Birmingham.


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Edit: Also, you have a lot of boards - I don't speak your language so I can't make suggestions, but basically the size of those two tables is going to be governed by members * boards. Merging boards and pruning zero post members will take care of that nicely.
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Thanks for the backup script. Very nice.
Great tips. Nice having them all in one place
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Wes Chamblee finished 14th in Thursday evening's preliminaries in the 400-meter hurdles at the 2011 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Chamblee earned a chance to compete at the meet to complete a comeback from reconstructive knee surgery.
View photos from Thursday night's hurdles race and the Wednesday evening awards banquet here.
Chamblee finished the second of two heats with a time of 53.86, missing a spot in the finals by one second. Eight finishers advanced to Saturday's finals.
"I told Wes after the race that I love him and I'm so proud of him," Head Coach Clyde Morgan said. "A couple of coaches came over after the race to congratulate Wes on even being able compete in the race. One of them said over and over again, 'You have to remember your third race of the season is at nationals. Not a conference meet, not a qualifier, but nationals!'
"Wes was obviously disappointed not advancing to the finals, but he still ran a 53-second race and is really only about 80 percent. In all honesty he shouldn't have been here. Qualifying for nationals with his injury is unbelievable. I told him to recap his career and remember his individual accomplishments and the team's accomplishments this season. He did that. Now he's ready to root on his teammates."
"I'm just counting my blessings," Chamblee said. "I'm a little disappointed with the results, but at the same time I'm blessed to be here. I was excited to be able to compete for Wabash and represent the school at nationals."
The Outdoor Championships continue Friday and Saturday. Kevin McCarthy will compete in the 3000-meter steeplechase and Jake Waterman will race in the 800-meter run on Friday. Seth Einterz will compete in the 5,000-meter run on Saturday, while Waterman will try to advance to the 800 finals, as well.
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- Version 4.2 (2007-11-03)
- Version 4.1 (2007-10-27)
- Version 4.0 (2007-10-25)
- Version 3.4 (2007-10-08)
- Version 3.3 (2007-08-11)
- Version 3.2 (2007-02-10)
- Version 3.1 (2007-02-09)
- Version 3.0 (2006-08-06)
- Version 2.0 (2005-12-22)
- Version 1.2 (2005-12-04)
- Version 1.1 (2005-08-19)
- Version 1.0 (2005-08-18)
- Roadmap
When I was in need of a PHP plugin for my WordPress blog back in 2005, there was no plugin available that allowed me to write PHP code the way I was used to. For example some plugins required the PHP code to be encapsulated in XHTML tags like
<phpcode> </phpcode>. This differed from the usual way you write PHP code where you only use
<?php ?>. Some of the plugins evaluated the code after WordPress applied some filters like texturize. So it also texturized the PHP code and the plugins had to undo the texturize just for the code part. For more complex code this can not be done correctly because of ambiguity and often led into parsing errors even if the code was syntactically correct.
- Executes PHP code in the excerpt and the content portion of your posts and pages
- Configurable execution of PHP code in text widgets (for WordPress 2.2 or higher)
- Write PHP code in familiar syntax, e.g.
<?php ... ?>
- Works in your newsfeeds
- Information about which user is allowed to execute PHP with the current security settings (for WordPress 2.1 or higher)
- Configurable user warnings for inappropriate blog and user settings (for WordPress 2.1 or higher)
- Restrict execution of PHP code in posts and pages to certain users by using roles and capabilities
- Update notifications through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress if a new version of the Exec-PHP plugin is available (for WordPress 2.3 or higher)
- Internationalization support (english and german included, many more available)
- Comes with documentation
Concepts of Exec-PHP
Technically Exec-PHP executes code inside of arbitrary text by wrapping the whole text into
?> <?php tags and hand it over to the PHP
eval() function. This requires that the executable code itself is encapsulated into
<?php ?> tags. By that no parsing of your code needs to be done by the plugin itself.
Difference to similar plugins
There are a lot of PHP plugins available all doing slightly different things. The following list was gathered back in the beginning of 2007 and may not be complete and probably outdated because some of the plugins may have been updated, including more features. Therefore the names of the compared plugins are given including the version number.
The Sniplets plugin by John Godley seems to be a good alternative to Exec-PHP. Although it is harder to configure than Exec-PHP, you may gain some improvements in security due to the way the Sniplets plugin is working.
RunPHP 0.2.2 (Mark Somerville)
The RunPHP plugin by Mark Somerville uses XHTML tag syntax to separate code from HTML. It does strange conversions to "fix" texturized posts and does not support WordPress' 2.x roles and capabilites system.
RunPHP 2.1.1 (James Van Lommel)
The RunPHP plugin by James Van Lommel creates parsing errors with most of the test code below.
PHP Exec 1.7
The PHP Exec plugin by Priyadi Iman Nurcahyo uses XHTML tag syntax to separate code from HTML. It does strange conversions to "fix" texturized posts.
EzStatic 3
The EzStatic 3 plugin by Owen Winkler does not execute test #16 (see below).
Other plugins
Nowadays there are a lot of similar plugins around that I am simply to lazy to write some further text to. If Exec-PHPs functionality does miss some feature you are desperatly seeking, you may want to take a look on one of the various WordPress plugin databases or drop a feature request.
You need the following software to be installed on your webserver in order to run the Exec-PHP plugin:
- A running installation of WordPress 2.0.11 or higher
- The Exec-PHP plugin ;-)
- Optional: The Role Manager plugin by Thomas Schneider
Installing the plugin
If you have ever installed a WordPress plugin, then installation will be pretty easy:
- Download the Exec-PHP plugin archive and extract the files
- Copy the resulting
exec-phpdirectory into
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu of WordPress (after a fresh installation only the Administrator is allowed to execute PHP code)
- Configure blog and user settings if needed
Finished. The rest is self-explanatory. ;-)
Upgrade from previous versions
Usually if not specifically mentioned on this page you can upgrade from a previous version of this plugin by simply uninstalling the plugin and afterwards follow the installation instructions. Note that an upgrade may implicitly migrate settings of an older plugin version. Therefore you will not be able to downgrade back to an older version of the plugin.
Upgrade from version 2.0 and earlier
Because directory layout has changed, you have to remove your old
exec-php.php file from your
/wp-content/plugins/ directory manually and afterwards follow the installation instructions. If you have used the alternative styled tags
[?php ?] or you have used the old PHP tag formats of
< ?php ?> (notice the space) or
<? ?> you have to migrate all of these into the format of
<?php ?>. You can either do this manually or use the Search and Replace plugin. Since version 3.1 an automatic migration isn't supported anymore for certain reasons.
Upgrade to version 4.2 and above
Depending on your previously installed Exec-PHP version, you may receive an Exec-PHP security alert in your admin menu. Read this section to solve this issue.
Deactivating the plugin
Deactivating the plugin will most likely cause your articles and widgets that contain PHP code to display messed up and may display almost all of your PHP code to your readers. Because of that your PHP code shouldn't contain sensible data e.g. passwords.
Uninstalling the plugin
For uninstalling the plugin simply delete the
exec-php directory from the
/wp-content/plugins/ directory. You even don't need to deactivate the plugin in the WordPress admin menu. Read this topic if you want to know what happens to your written PHP code in this case.
Exec-PHP in your language
At the moment the english and german translation ships with the Exec-PHP archive. Further translations for the current version are available for:
- English (default, ships with the Exec-PHP plugin archive)
- German (ships with the Exec-PHP plugin archive)
- French (thanks to Lise)
- Italian (thanks to Gianni)
- Russian (thanks to Dimox)
- Spanish (thanks to Diego)
- Thai (thanks to kazama)
Translating Exec-PHP
If you like to see Exec-PHP in a language not listed above, get the Exec-PHP archive and use a tool like poedit to translate the
languages/exec-php.pot file. If you are a really tough, you can also translate this
readme.html file aswell. If this is to much work, just translate the
readme-generic.html file. Save the readme as
readme-<locale>.html and put it all into a Zip archive named
exec-php-<locale>.zip. Here
<locale> is the shortcut of your language. For the german translation this would be 'de_DE'. The resulting Zip archive would therefore be named
exec-php-de_DE.zip. The archive must not contain more than the following files:
Afterwards upload the archive to your site and write a comment at the comments of the plugin homepage and you will be mentioned in the credits.
In case you also provide translation for previous Exec-PHP versions, also link them on your page with the name
exec-php-<locale>.<version>.zip. E.g.
exec-php.de_DE.4.2.zip for the german translation of Exec-PHP 4.2.
Executing PHP code
With Exec-PHP you can execute PHP code in the excerpt and the content portion of your posts and pages (in the following called articles) as also as in text widgets. To execute code, just type in the PHP code as you usually would, encapsulated in
<?php ?> tags.
Writing code in articles or text widgets may require some further tuning to the blog and user settings. To have the plugin work properly with PHP code in the content of a users article, do as follows:
- Disable tag balancing 'WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically' through the 'Settings > Write' menu in WordPress
- Disable the WYSIWYG editor in the user's settings through the 'Users > Your Profile' menu
- Assign the 'unfiltered_html' capability to the user
- Assign the 'exec_php' capability to the user
The configuration menu is divided into two parts, the Settings section and the Information section. In the Settings section you can adjust the plugin's behavior to your needs while the Information section shows which users are allowed to execute PHP code.
If the blog or user settings are not appropriate to write PHP code, you will get a warning on the 'Write' dialog or 'Widgets' menu respectivly.
The WYSIWYG Convesion Warning can be turned off through the 'Users > Your Profile' menu. Nevertheless, this is not the recommended way, because this can cause you to accidently render PHP code in articles permanently unuseful.
Basic test
For validating, that the plugin works properly, log in as Administrator, apply the settings listed above and create a new article and write the following text:
<?php echo "This is the Exec-PHP 'Hello World'"; ?>
This should always work. When displaying the post and everything works fine, you should see:
This is the Exec-PHP 'Hello World'
WordPress' XHTML tag balancing
Depending on your PHP code it may be necessary to turn off WordPress' built in XHTML tag balancing if the code is written in the content of an article. This can be done through the setting 'WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically' on the 'Settings > Write' menu in WordPress. If in question, better turn this option off. An alternative to turning this option off may be to install the Mime Type Plugin and use the mime type
text/html individually on each article that contains PHP.
Writing PHP code with the WYSIWYG editor
To successfully write PHP code in the content of an article, the WYSIWYG editor needs to be turned off through the 'Users > Your Profile' menu. It is not enough to simply keep the WYSIWYG editor on, switch to the 'Code' tab of the editor in the 'Write' menu and save the article. This will render all contained PHP code permanently unuseful.
Instead of turining off the WYSIWYG editor in your user profile you can temporarily disable it for certain articles by using the Deactivate Visual Editor plugin. I haven't tested it but it sounds like a reasonable solution for you guys that like to use the WYSIWYG editor.
If you still are in need of writing PHP code with the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor, you may want to experiment with some TinyMCE plugins that may allow to write PHP code. Such experiments are outside of the scope of this plugin. From my point of view there is a general requirements conflict when you are in need of writing PHP code with any kind of WYSIWYG editor. Therefore it is not planned to natively support writing PHP code in the WYSIWYG editor for any upcoming release of the Exec-PHP plugin.
Allowing PHP code to be written in articles
Before executing PHP code, the user needs to write it first. ;-) A user may experience problems in writing PHP code in the content of an article, because in the way that WordPress will rewrite the code (and therefore will break it for later execution) during saving the article. This is because the user also needs the 'unfiltered_html' capability assigned to.
Assigning capabilities to roles or users is out of the scope of this plugin. Because WordPress has no built-in configuration menu in the admin menu to assign roles/capabilities, you need to install one of the available role/capability manager plugins as the one mentioned in the requirements.
Allowing PHP code execution in articles
After installation, execution of PHP code is limited to the Administrator role by default. By assigning the 'exec_php' capability to another role or user will allow them to execute PHP code in their posts.
Assigning capabilities to roles or users is out of the scope of this plugin. Because WordPress has no built-in configuration menu in the admin menu to assign roles/capabilities, you need to install one of the available role/capability manager plugins as the one mentioned in the requirements.
Allowing PHP code in text widgets
By default execution of PHP code in widgets is activated. Any user who has the 'switch_themes' capability can write and execute PHP code in text widgets. Because this may be a security issue, you may want to disable PHP code execution in widgets through the plugin configuration menu.
Overview of tasks and their required WordPress configuration
The following matrix shows which settings need to be applied to perform specific tasks with the plugin:
|Disable tag balancing
|Disable WYSIWYG editor
|Assign 'exec_php' cap
|Assign 'unfiltered_html' cap
|Assign 'switch_themes' cap
|Write/edit PHP code in content of articles
|Execute PHP code in content of articles
|Write/edit PHP code in excerpt of articles
|Execute PHP code in excerpt of articles
|Write/edit PHP code in widgets
|Execute PHP code in widgets
To make things clear: If a user wants to write a new article and want to execute PHP code inside of its content, he needs to have both – the 'exec_php' and 'unfiltered_html' – capabilities assigned to. Otherwise the PHP code will get messed up during saving the article and the raw PHP code itself will be displayed instead of executing it.
For writing and executing code in the excerpt of an article, the user only needs the 'unfiltered_html' capability.
If a user wants to write PHP code inside of a text widget, he only needs the 'unfiltered_html' capability. The execution of PHP code inside of widgets is not restricted by any capability. This means that every user of your blog who can write widgets – which is restricted by the 'switch_themes' capability – can execute PHP code.
A word about security
By using this plugin a user can use the full PHP API and WordPress API. There are no restrictions to execute only certain subsets of functionality. Allowing your users to write and execute PHP code will expose your WordPress installation in specific and your server installation in general. By that a user can easily take over your blog, your server or the whole internet (just kidding about the last one). If in doubt, don't allow a user to execute PHP code. This can be easily adjusted on a per user base.
Security holes
Depending on your configuration, you may receive a security alert that will point you to the 'Security hole' Information section of the plugin configuration menu. This is because you have users defined in your blog (typically called Editors), that are allowed to edit others users articles. If the Editor is not allowed to execute PHP code but the user that the Editor is allowed to edit its articles, then the Editor can add malicious PHP code in this users article.
To solve this issue, the Exec-PHP plugin introduces the 'edit_others_php' capability. It is advised to either assign both or none of the 'exec_php' and 'edit_others_php' capability to your editors. You probably want to split the current Editor role into two different Editor roles, one that is allowed to execute and edit other PHP code, and the second that isn't.
Incompatibilities to other plugins or themes
Currently there are no known incompatibilities to other plugins or themes.
Besides of limitations with the WYSIWYG editor mentioned above, there currently are no known issues.
Reporting bugs
You can post bug reports to the comments. Before doing this make sure your PHP script is running properly in a separate file. If it does, assure that you did not hit the "Globals" issue. If you still think it's a bug in the plugin, during writing of the bug report keep in mind that WordPress' commenting system is not build to write unescaped code. So better convert the code to the correct XHTML entities before commenting here. Alternativly point to your code using an external link or get in contact with me by using the contact form of my author page.
Tests to assert plugins functionality
Following is a list of tests that were made to assert the plugins functionality. On the left side the PHP code taken directly from the tests is written. On the right side the live output generated by the Exec-PHP plugin is shown. If you view this documentation as a static HTML file obviously the PHP code isn't executed and will look messy. Because of the content of this test, this page will not verify as XHTML. If you think, your favorite PHP plugin is better than this one, try out all the tests below and see if this works correctly.
'string' "
|Handle THIS!
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't the Exec-PHP plugin work as described here?
If the plugin does not work as described on this site although you configured your blog and user settings properly then it is very likely that a different plugin is interfering with Exec-PHPs functionality. To boil things down, deactivate all other plugins beside Exec-PHP and see if the malfunction has gone away.
Why does WordPress mess' up my
<?php ?> tags after saving the article?
Why does the plugin fail with an
eval() error when executing my code?
If you experience a PHP error message like
'Some error in /home/minime/htdocs/blog/wp-content/plugins/exec-php/includes/runtime.php(42) : eval()'d code on line 666' then it's time to repair your PHP code. If you are unsure where your code breaks, first run it in a separate file to punch out all bugs and afterwards copy the code into your article or widget. To reduce the noise in the comments section of the plugin homepage I will delete all entries refering to this topic.
How can I just print out PHP code and don't execute it?
If you just want to print out code and don't want to execute it, e.g. like it is done here on this page, you have to make sure to convert your code to the correct XHTML representation. To do so you have to escape the following characters:
< to
> to
> and
& to
&. You can do this conversion in a semi automated fashion by using the WP-Simplecode plugin.
Why does my newsfeed spits out parsing errors?
Assume your code is working outside an article. The PHP parser may still spit out error messages in your newsfeed but not if you are viewing your article even if everything seems to be correct. This will happen if you have defined your own functions, classes, etc. For the newsfeeds WordPress will read the content of each article twice (once for the summary and once for the whole article) and so causing the PHP code to be executed twice. For example the following code in your article would work if you view the article on your webpage but would cause your newsfeed to break:
function hello()
echo 'Hello World';
As a general rule I would advise to separate all definitions into a file and reference to it by calling
require_once(). So the above example would be split into two parts, your article and a file.
require_once(ABSPATH. 'example.php');
File (here example.php):
function hello()
echo 'Hello World';
Please note that
require_once() is using a fully qualified path. This is mandatory because depending on the context of the viewer a relative path would point to different locations e.g. for viewing your main blog page, viewing a single post, viewing the newsfeed, etc.
Why does my included PHP file causes parsing errors?
Assume your included code is working outside an article and the path to the include file is correct. The PHP parser may still spit out error messages even if everything seems to be correct. This can happen when your included file assumes it runs on global scope level and does not use the keyword
global to declare its global variables. As example create a new article with the following code:
<?php require_once(ABSPATH. 'example.php'); ?>
After that copy the following code into a new file named
example.php and store it in your webservers root directory:
File (here example.php):
$g_text = 'Hello World';
function hello()
global $g_text;
echo $g_text;
Although the file
example.php will execute fine if you just access the file directly, this test will end up in unexpected behaviour because assigning a value to the
$g_text variable hasn't taken place in global scope in terms of the used WordPress hook to execute your code. This is because of how WordPress works and there is no way to handle this in the plugin. You can work around this problem by adding the following PHP code into your post before the include statement or into the file you want to include at the very beginning:
global $g_text;
No need to say, you have to do this for each global variable where this wasn't already done by the original programmer of the code. Another way would be to contact the original programmer and kindly ask him to change his code.
Does the plugin works with WordPress MU?
WordPress is not WordPress MU. The plugin was written for WordPress but it may probably also work with WordPress MU. If you want to provide a patch to increase compatiblity with WordPress MU, I will be happy to incooperate it in the next official plugin release.
How do you create the plugin homepage?
Glad you've asked. This is a great use case to show you what can be achieved by the Exec-PHP plugin. The plugin homepage is basically a WordPress post running a PHP script thru Exec-PHP that reads and parses the readme.html that comes with the Exec-PHP installation. By that, when I release a new plugin version, I only have to upload the plugin files to the webserver. The documentation will be updated automatically on the plugin homepage. The complete code is:
// read readme.html depending on locale; plugin translation not yet loaded
global $wp_version;
if (version_compare($wp_version, '2.6.dev') >= 0)
false, ExecPhp_HOMEDIR. '/languages');
ExecPhp_PLUGINDIR. '/'. ExecPhp_HOMEDIR. '/languages');
$doc_dir = ExecPhp_HOME_URL. '/docs/';
$doc_filename = ExecPhp_HOME_DIR. '/docs/'. __s('readme.html', ExecPhp_PLUGIN_ID);
$content = file_get_contents($doc_filename);
// strip HTML header
$content = preg_replace('/^.*<!\-\-\s*start of content\s*\-\->/is',
'', $content);
// strip HTML footer depending whether viewing the whole post or only
// the excerpt
$pattern = '/<!\-\-\s*more\s*\-\->.*$/is';
if (is_single())
$pattern = '/<!\-\-\s*end of content\s*\-\->.*$/is';
$content = preg_replace($pattern, '', $content);
// eval readme.html to generate output of test cases
eval(" ?> $content <?php ");
$content = ob_get_contents();
// adjust relative image links
$content = preg_replace('/<img\s+src\s*=\s*([\'\"])/is',
'<img src=\1'. $doc_dir, $content);
$content = preg_replace('/<a\s+href\s*=\s*([\'\"])\s*([^\1p]+\.png\s*\1)/isU',
'<a href=\1'. $doc_dir. '\2', $content);
// done
echo $content;
Past, present and future
New versions
New versions may come out from time to time including new features or bugfixes. You can keep track of the plugins development by manually checking or subscribing to the comments. Since WordPress 2.3 you will also be noticed about plugin upgrades through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
New releases will always justify the code and will cause the version number to be increased. Nevertheless the downloadable archive may change from time to time without having the version number to be increased. This will happen when the plugins documentation will be updated. In this case there will be no announcement on this site, because this may happen rather frequently.
History of older versions
Version 4.9 (2009-01-07)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Italian translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Download: Spanish translation
- Download: Thai translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0.11 or higher
- Feature: Improved performance during loading admin interface
- Feature: New 'Settings' link in WordPress 'Plugin' menu
- Feature: WYSIWYG Conversion Warning now also displays for WordPress 2.0.11
Version 4.8 (2008-07-05)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Italian translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Download: Spanish translation
- Download: Thai translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Feature: Support for WordPress 2.6 (relocation of wp-content)
Version 4.7 (2008-05-05)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Italian translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Download: Spanish translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Bugfix: For PHP4 the cache instance wasn't a reference, which was a bug but did not cause any known issues
- Bugfix: Now Javascript works with single quotes for translated text
- Feature: Increased performance for AJAX call
- Feature: Better localization support inside of the plugin and the readme
Version 4.6 (2008-04-06)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Download: Spanish translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Feature: In case of AJAX error retry call at most three more times
- Bugfix: Making Exec-PHP configuration menu valid XHTML
Version 4.5 (2008-03-24)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Download: Spanish translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Bugfix: Fixing WordPress 2.1.x compatibility
- Bugfix: WYSIWYG Conversion Warning now displays correctly for pages, too
- Change: Performance optimization during plugin initialization
- Change: Nonintrusive AJAX error display
- Feature: Plugin interface support for WordPress 2.5
Version 4.4 (2008-01-29)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Bugfix: Incompatibilites with WP-Shopping-Cart because of Javascript global variable clash
- Change: New directory structure
Version 4.3 (2007-12-11)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Download: Russian translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Bugfix: Requirements lowered to WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Bugfix: Delay loading of text translations to support language switching plugins
- Feature: The WYSIWYG Conversion Warning can now be turned off through the Profile menu of the user
Version 4.2 (2007-11-03)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.2 or higher
- Change: Remodeling the Information section of the plugin configuration menu
- Feature: Showing security alarms in the Information section of the plugin configuration menu
- Feature: A warning will be printed on the 'Write' and the 'Widgets' menu in case blog or user settings will screw up written PHP code during saving the article or widgets
Version 4.1 (2007-10-27)
- Download: Plugin (english and german translation)
- Download: French translation
- Requirements: WordPress 2.2 or higher
- Bugfix: Display of the Exec-PHP configuration menu was restricted by an inappropriate capability
- Bugfix: Making Exec-PHP configuration menu valid XHTML
- Feature: The Exec-PHP configuration menu now displays which user is allowed to write and execute PHP. Display of this list is executed with AJAX. Therefore even for large WordPress installations with many users, the time to load the Exec-PHP configuration menu will still be satisfiying
Version 4.0 (2007-10-25)
- Download: Plugin
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Bugfix: When the blog administrator removes the 'exec_php' capability from all roles, the plugin will not reassign the capability to the Administrator and Editor roles
- Change: For new plugin installations only the Administrator role will be eligable to execute PHP code
- Feature: Configurable execution of PHP code in text widgets through the Exec-PHP configuration menu. This will only work with native widgets support introduced in WordPress 2.2 or higher
Version 3.4 (2007-10-08)
- Download: Plugin
- Requirements: WordPress 2.0 or higher
- Feature: Now supports execution of code in text widgets
- Feature: Now supports plugin upgrade notification through the 'Plugins' menu of WordPress by listing it in the official WordPress plugin repository
Version 3.3 (2007-08-11)
- Download: Plugin
- Bugfix: Removing spaces around PHP code
- Bugfix: Removing obsolete plugin hooks for WordPress 1.x
Version 3.2 (2007-02-10)
- Download: Plugin
- Bugfix: Removing obsolete config interface hooks
Version 3.1 (2007-02-09)
- Download: Plugin
- Bugfix: Removing tag style converter because a) it caused a serious slow down in the WordPress admin interface and b) PCRE proved to be very buggy and unreliable. Note for myself: Never use PCRE again!
- Feature: Adding internationalization (just to be complete)
- Feature: Now works in RSS feeds
Version 3.0 (2006-08-06)
- Download: Plugin
- Feature: Removing all alternative PHP tag styles like
[?php ?]and
< ?php ?>, because regex was buggy and to tough to support
- Feature: Removing support for WordPress 1.x, because regex was buggy and to tough to support
- Feature: Moving plugin files to plugins subdirectory
- Feature: Adding tag style converter
- Feature: Adding support for excerpt field
- Bugfix: Because of changes to PHP tag handling, the bug reported in comment 84 is fixed
Version 2.0 (2005-12-22)
- Download: Plugin
- Feature: For WordPress 2.0 execution of PHP is now restricted to Administrators or Editors
- Feature: Supporting alternative PHP tags
[?php ?]
Version 1.2 (2005-12-04)
- Download: Plugin
- Bugfix: Reparing issue with reopening PHP tags (Test #16)
Version 1.1 (2005-08-19)
- Download: Plugin
- Bugfix: Escaped string delimiters in PHP strings are now parsed correctly
Version 1.0 (2005-08-18)
- Download: Plugin
- Feature: Allows
<?php ?>tags inside your articles to execute the code inside of it
At the moment it is not planned to include any further features into the plugin but you can add a comment to request further features.
For the curious: A complete list of plugins running this blog can be found here.
For the daring: A complete list of plugins I have written for WordPress can be found here.
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Author: Sören
Published: August 18th, 2005
Category: Bloggen
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text: PRINCETON — The Hampshire Colony Congregational Church will host its annual chicken and biscuit dinner from 4:45 to 7 p.m. Oct. 10 in the church's Fellowship Hall. Tickets are $8 for adults, and $3 or children (half portion). Carry-outs will be available beginning at 4:30 p.m. Bake sale items will also be offered. The church is handicap accessible. The dinner is the church's major fundraiser.


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Yesterday, I headed out to buy cat food. I parked my car, went into the store, pulled out a shopping cart, looked around . . . and realized that I was at Staples. (True, the pet store is just next door. Still, this is a first.)
For the past few days, I've been unusually distracted and distractable, anxious, and unsettled. Being threatened with eviction will do that to you. At least, it will to me. My thoughts are shooting in all directions, but everything seems hazy. I'm doing my best to get things done without knowing what to do.
Back home from errands, it occurred to me that I need to simplify. I need to be clear about what I'll do – and what I will not. Here's my first crack at setting down a set of personal guidelines (a sort of mini-experiment within my experiment of nesting).
I will:
1. Write something every day. (Because writing always makes things better.)
2. Get at least some exercise every day. (And yes, a walk counts.)
3. Look for a place to live.
4. Do something soothing / nice for myself each day.
I will not:
1. Expect myself to be operating at full capacity.
2. Tell myself I shouldn't be so distressed — or anything else that I, in fact, am.
3. Do one more thing that I don't want to do unless I really have to.
4. Draw conclusions about what any of this means
5. Give myself a hard time for eating weird meals (cottage cheese and carrots anyone?) or relying on prepared food. (Yes, I could make it more cheaply myself, and I will again. Just not now.)
So in the course of the day, I took a long walk, did some writing, and checked out real estate listings before springing for a raspberry lemonade at Cup and Top. At the moment, making lemonade out of life's lemons feels a bit beyond me. But real lemonade on a summer day is a pretty good distraction.


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December 2013 Fellow Feathers Meeting Minutes:
In attendance: Urs Kellenberger, JohnTaylor, Wayne Michelson, Chris Valley, Rick Hawkins, Chris Carillo, Darrel Robbins, Jim Mueller, Diev Hart, Janica Lee, Chester Browne, Chuck Kranz, Zac Majors, Brian Spyksma, Enzo Fatica, Ben Reese, Krista Taylor, John Simpson, Tom Rust, Carmela Moreno, Ben Dunn, Karl Almendinger, Chris Ellis, Paul Sussman, David Royer, Larry Carpenter, Rafael Lavin, George Artz, Ken Martin, Van Pelham, Pat Denevan, Patrick Pannese, Steve Rodrigues, David Kiesling, Charlie Nelson, Rob Johnson, Natalie, Tracey Story, Eric Hinrich, Brad Martin, Emily Hutchinson, Ward Carter, Tom White, Brian Porter, Chuck Kranz
Chuck Kranz reported on tech issues.
Zac reported that the tandem program had a perfect safety record this year. Inspections of equipment for the New Year must be completed.
Tom Rust reported the existence of exposed wires behind our clubhouse which he believed to be live. (NPS personnel subsequently checked the wires and found them to be inactive).
Steve reported that as requested in our last club meeting, he looked into using our waiver for spectators who want to stand in front of the cones while gliders are launching. He found that the waiver is not valid without a USHPA membership.
Steve also reported on a recent NPS inspection of the wood chip removal project that he, Dave Kiesling, and Tracey attended. The NPS was largely positive about the progress, but requested that additional chips be removed from the north slope. The NPS will institute a quarterly inspection going forward to ensure that the wood chips are being kept off the sand trail by our members as we previously agreed to do.
The NPS also discussed that if our club wishes to use ground covering for our launch area in the future other than wood chips, we can submit a request to do so. Additionally, the NPS mandated that going forward; the safety dugout is off limits.
Tracey reported that the NPS immediately filled in the worst gaps in the sand ladder after we pointed out to them at the wood chip inspection how severe and dangerous the gaps were.
Tom White brought up the proposed bylaws amendments regarding disciplinary protocols, membership revocation, and clarification of majority vote. Discussions ensued. A motion was made and passed to discuss the amendments further and vote on them at a future meeting to allow more time for tonight's elections.
Steve pointed out that Tom R. had not reimbursed the club for the $400 he borrowed in 2012. Some members pointed out that they previously made donations to the club to help repay Tom's debt and that they weren't expecting to be reimbursed for it. It was brought up that Tracey previously made a $180 donation to the club to help repay the $400 not as payment in Tom's name, but to relieve the club of the outstanding debt. Steve asked Tom R. to reimburse Tracey the $180. Tom agreed to do so. (Tracey subsequently received a $180 check from Tom)
Some members nominated for Board positions at November's club meeting declined the nominations. Additional members were nominated and accepted.
All members running for the Board were given time to make a speech.
Election of officers for 2014 was held by paper ballots. Wayne M. and Chris V. were appointed by Tracey to oversee handing out the ballots, collecting them, and tallying the results. Tracey asked if anyone present had an issue with Wayne and Chris V. overseeing the voting. No one did.
Election results as follows: President: Zac Majors, Vice President: Ken Martin, Secretary: Tom White, Treasurer: Van Pelham, Safety Officer: David Kiesling, Clubhouse Mgr: George Artz, Tech Officer: Chuck Kranz.
As mandated by our bylaws, an annual Board of Directors and Business Meeting was conducted. All officers were present and queried on their annual reports. The Treasurer reported the club's financial summary to be satisfactory. The Board of Directors Meeting was adjourned.
The December Fellow Feathers meeting adjourned.
A warm thanks was expressed by many members for the hard work, dedication, and exceptional job that Tracey Story did as president in 2013. Tracey will be sorely missed.


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Turkey: Harrassment of LGBT rights defenders
"What's really immoral is the Istanbul authorities' campaign against Lambda Istanbul for protecting the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people," said Scott Long, director of the LGBT Rights Program at Human Rights Watch. "The government should reform laws that allow officials to harass groups like Lambda Istanbul in order to guarantee everyone's human rights."
After a two-hour search the officers took a list of Lambda Istanbul's members, along with records of its decisions and other documents. The organization's property has still not been returned. Lambda Istanbul's attorney told Human Rights Watch that prosecutors informed him the group had been under surveillance since March 2008.
Lambda Istanbul has suffered harassment by the Turkish authorities since 2007, when the Istanbul Governor's Office demanded its closure, arguing the name and objectives of the group were offensive to Turkish "moral values and its family structure." The Prosecutor's Office rejected the complaint in July 2007, but the governor's office pursued the case to a higher court. After four hearings, the case is still pending.
Under human rights law, including the European Convention on Human Rights, which applies in Turkey, the Turkish authorities must guarantee freedom of association to all, without discrimination.
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"We stand with victims and activists to prevent discrimination, to uphold political freedom, to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime, and to bring offenders to justice. We investigate and expose human rights violations and hold abusers accountable. We challenge governments and those who hold power to end abusive practices and respect international human rights law. We enlist the public and the international community to support the cause of human rights for all."


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Sony has officially launched it's own music streaming service called Music Unlimited, powered by Qriocity, and available now in the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. Their aim is to challenge Apple's iTunes dominance by providing a service that is available across a myriad of devices such as Playstation 3, Blu-Ray players, Bravia televisions and computers. They also plan on adding an app for Google's Android operating system so they can get into the smartphone scene as well. The pricing will start at as low as $3.99 per month and they plan on rolling it out to more countries this year.
Interestingly enough they are said to also be supporting iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad operating system sometime this year as well. The only problem for them in that regard could be the new 30% cut Apple would require based on their new App Store developer guidelines and subscription service.
We also told you last week that Sony was not happy with Apple and had plans of possibly pulling all of their content from iTunes all together. Well Sony Network Entertainment COO (also involved with Music Unlimited service), Shawn Layden says otherwise.
Sony Music as I understand it has no intention of withdrawing from iTunes, they're one of our biggest partners in the digital domain. I think those words were either taken out of context or the person who spoke them was unclear on the circumstances.
So so you want Music Unlimited on your iOS device or is iTunes the better way for you to have access to music? Tell us your thoughts on Sony's new service after the break.


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USB storage devices
This document describes how to use the popular USB memory sticks with Linux. However, it is also valid for other devices such as digital cameras that act as if they were just a USB storage.
- 1 Mounting USB devices
- 1.1 Auto-mounting with udev
- 1.2 Manual mounting
Mounting USB devices
If you have an up-to-date system with the standard Arch kernel and a modern Desktop Environment your device should just show up on your desktop, no need to open a console.
Otherwise see sections below.
Auto-mounting with udev
See Udev:Auto mounting USB devices
Manual mounting
Getting a kernel that supports usb_storage
If you do not use a custom-made kernel, you are ready to go, for all Arch Linux stock kernels are properly configured. If you do use a custom-made kernel, ensure it is compiled with SCSI-Support, SCSI-Disk-Support and usb_storage. If you use the latest udev, you may just plug your device in and the system will automatically load all necessary kernel modules. Older releases of udev would need hotplug installed too. Otherwise, you can do the same thing manually:
# modprobe usb-storage # modprobe sd_mod (only for non SCSI kernels)
Identifying device
First thing one need to access storage device is it's identifier assigned by kernel.
Using device node names ( /sd* )
This is the simplest way, but assigned name depends on order of insertion. Ways to get node name:
- search in the output of
dmesgfor the kernel device name, you can use
grepto help you find what you are looking for:
$ dmesg | egrep "sd[a-z]"
- running
# fdisk -l
lists all available partition tables.
Using UUID
Every drive creates a UUID (Universally Unique Identifier), these identifiers can be used to track individual drive no matter their device node (ie
To find the current UUIDs execute:
# blkid -o list -c /dev/null
device fs_type label mount point UUID ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /dev/sda1 ext2 /boot 7f4cef7e-7ee2-489a-b759-d52ba23b692c /dev/sda2 swap (not mounted) a807fff3-e89f-46d0-ab17-9b7ad3efa7b5 /dev/sda3 ext4 / 81917291-fd1a-4ffe-b95f-61c05cfba76f /dev/sda4 ext4 /home c4c23598-19fb-4562-892b-6fb18a09c7d3 /dev/sdb1 ext4 X2 /mnt/X1 4bf265f7-da17-4575-8758-acd40885617b /dev/sdc1 ext4 X1 /mnt/X2 4bf265f7-da17-4575-8758-acd40885617b /dev/sdd1 ext4 Y2 /mnt/Y2 8a976a06-3e56-476f-b73a-ea3cad41d915 /dev/sde1 ext4 Z2 /mnt/Z2 9d35eaae-983f-4eba-abc9-434ecd4da09c /dev/sdf1 ext4 Y1 /mnt/Y1 e2ec37a9-0689-46a8-a07b-0609ce2b7ea2 /dev/sdg1 ext4 Z1 /mnt/Z1 9fa239c1-720f-42e0-8aed-39cf53a743ed /dev/sdj1 ext4 RAPT (not mounted) a9ed7ecb-96ce-40fe-92fa-e07a532ed157 /dev/sdj2 swap <swap> 20826c74-eb6d-46f8-84d8-69b933a4bf3f
At this point you should see a list of your system drives and a long strings of characters. These long strings are the uuids.
- Now connect your USB device and wait for a few seconds . . .
- Reexecute
blkid -o list -c /dev/null
Notice a new device and UUID? That is your USB storage
blkid does not work as expected, You can look for the UUIDs in
$ ls -lF /dev/disk/by-uuid/
Mounting USB memory
You need to create the directory in which you are going to mount the device:
# mkdir /mnt/usbstick
As root
Mount the device as root with this command (do not forget to replace device_node by the path you found):
# mount device_node /mnt/usbstick
# mount -U UUID /mnt/usbstick
mount does not recognized the format of the device you can try to use the
-t argument, see
man mount for details.
As normal user with mount
If you want non-root users to be able to write to the USB stick, you can issue the following command:
$ sudo mount -o gid=users,fmask=113,dmask=002 /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbstick
As normal user with fstab
If you want non-root users to be able to mount a USB memory stick via fstab, add the following line to your
/etc/fstab file:
/dev/sda1 /mnt/usbstick vfat user,noauto,noatime,flush 0 0
or better:
UUID=E8F1-5438 /mnt/usbstick vfat user,noauto,noatime,flush 0 0
(see description of user and other options in the main article)
/dev/sda1 is replaced with the path to your own usbstick, see Mounting USB memory.
Now, any user can mount it with:
$ mount /mnt/usbstick
And unmount it with:
$ umount /mnt/usbstick
Poor copy performance to USB pendrive
If you experienced slow copy speed to pendrive (mainly in KDE), then merge this three line to the end of your /etc/rc.local:
echo madvise > /sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/enabled echo madvise > /sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/defrag echo 0 > /sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/khugepaged/defrag
And paste these at the end of your /etc/sysctl.conf
kernel.shmmax=134217728 vm.dirty_background_bytes = 4194304 vm.dirty_bytes = 4194304
And reboot. This also reduces the freezes of the KDE's panel.


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BOSTON, July 31 (UPI) -- Health officials in Massachusetts confirmed they've located a second West Nile-infected mosquito pool in Boston. Earlier this week, a mosquito pool in Jamaica Plain, a Boston neighborhood, also tested positive for the West Nile virus.
So far this summer, no humans have been infected with the virus. There were six confirmed incidents of West Nile in Massachusetts in 2013, and the virus has been found in the state every year since 2000 -- so the latest news isn't exactly unusual. Mosquito pools infected with West Nile have also been found in Georgia and Indiana.
According to the CDC, the vast majority of people infected show no symptoms at all. About 20 percent will develop a fever as well as one or more of the following: headaches, body aches, joint pains, vomiting, diarrhea or rash. A much smaller percentage -- about one percent -- may develop more serious symptoms like paralysis or neurological complications.
The disease usually only proves fatal for those with an already weakened immune system. In 2013, 114 people in the United States died after becoming infected with the disease.


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CAMRA has been campaigning in Northern Ireland for over 35 years. If you're a keen pub goer or real ale lover, why not join CAMRA's Northern Ireland CAMRA Branch and help us campaign for quality real ale, community pubs and the rights of pub-goers and real ale drinkers?
Northern Ireland has:
- 400 CAMRA Members
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Ahead of the Northern Ireland elections earlier this year, CAMRA secured the support of 16 newly elected MLAs and we will now work with the Assembly to ensure beer and pubs remain part of the political agenda.
There are a number of ways you can get involved both locally and nationally if you are a member of CAMRA Northern Ireland. Below are just a few ideas!
If you have any questions or suggestions of campaigns, please don't hesitate to contact us on email@example.com.
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1. Join the Northern Ireland CAMRA Branch!
2. Volunteer at Belfast's biggest CAMRA beer festival
3. Contact your MLA about how they can support the beer and pubs industry. We have a toolkit available here.
4. Volunteer with the local Branch. If you're interested in supporting local campaigns or getting more involved, contact the branch here


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April 17, 2012
Design and Merchandising Students to Debut "April in Paris" Fashion Show
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (April 17, 2012) – The Sanford-Brown College-Farmington fashion design and merchandising program will host a fashion show on Friday April 20, 2012 at the New Britain Museum of American Art. The "April in Paris" Fashion Show will feature one-of-a-kind garments inspired by current Parisian trends, designed by students and alumni.
The featured garments were selected by a panel of judges from Sanford-Brown College (SBC) - Farmington as part of a contest in which student and alumni designers submitted a sketch reflecting their best design ideas for the event. Models will walk the floor to showcase the top-20 selected ensembles, which fall into one of four categories – tailored, fresh-and-feminine, avant-garde and evening.
Any tickets purchased in advance of the show will be half-off if attendees bring a non-perishable food item to the SBC - Farmington campus. All non-perishable food items will be donated to the food pantry at Hands on Hartford (https://www.handsonhartford.org/).
"We embrace every opportunity to showcase the amazing talent of our design students and alumni while giving back to the community in an impactful way." said Jennifer Sauer, Department Chair of Fashion Design and Merchandising, SBC - Farmington.
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Super Star Clusters in the Antennae Galaxies
This new NASA Hubble Space Telescope image of the Antennae galaxies is the sharpest yet of this merging pair of galaxies. During the course of the collision, billions of stars will be formed. The brightest and most compact of these star birth regions are called super star clusters. The new image allows astronomers to better distinguish between the stars and super star clusters created in the collision of two spiral galaxies.
Credit: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)-ESA/Hubble Collaboration
Acknowledgment: B. Whitmore (Space Telescope Science Institute)


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Dale H. Fledderjohn, 90
Dale H. Fledderjohn, 90, of New Bremen, died 11:10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013, at the Elmwood Assisted Living of New Bremen.
He was born on July 14, 1923, near New Knoxville.
He was the son of Silas and Irma (Greber) Fledderjohn.
On March 12, 1949, he married Winifred Saunders, who died on Oct. 1, 2007. Survivors include his sons, Gary (Donna) Fledderjohn of Fairfield, and Rex (Shirley) Fledderjohn of Cincinnati, and his grandchildren, Sara (Andy) Wysocki, Kate (Nick) Mock, Julie Fledderjohn, Max Fledderjohn, Kelly Fledderjohn and Darby Fledderjohn.
Preceding him in death were his siblings, Robert Fledderjohn, Donald Fledderjohn, Kenneth Fledderjohn and Janet Wisner.
Mr. Fledderjohn was a member of the St. Paul United Church of Christ in New Bremen and a member of the American Legion Post 241 of New Bremen.
He was a graduate of New Bremen High School. He enjoyed playing bridge in several card clubs, woodworking and especially spending time with his family.
He first was a meat cutter in Dayton, then continued his trade at the former Arcade in New Bremen. He went on to be a parts handler at the former STAMCO in New Bremen and retired in 1988 from Crown Equipment Corp. of New Bremen.
Mr. Fledderjohn served with the U.S. Army in the European Theater during World War II.
Funeral services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen, the Rev. Becky Erb Strang officiating.
Burial will follow at the Pilger Ruhe Cemetery, New Knoxville.
Calling hours will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Grand Lake Hospice or to the St. Paul United Church of Christ Memorial Fund.
Condolences to the family may be left at GilbergHartwigFh.com.


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