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This is a proposed solution to apply multiple Zend_Filter and Zend_Validate actions to multiple inputs, e.g. $_GET or $_POST.
Zend Framework: Zend_Filter_Input Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Bill Karwin
Darby Felton
1.1 - 10 April 2007: initial writeup. (wiki revision: 18)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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This is a proposed solution to apply multiple Zend_Filter and Zend_Validate actions to multiple inputs, e.g. $_GET or $_POST.
This is a proposed solution to apply multiple Zend_Filter and Zend_Validate actions to multiple inputs, e.g. $_GET or $_POST.
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Filter_Interface
- Zend_Filter_Exception
- Zend_Filter (filter chain class)
- Zend_Validate_Interface
- Zend_Validate_Exception
- Zend_Validate (validator chain class)
- other concrete classes that implement Zend_Filter_Interface and Zend_Validate_Interface
5. Theory of Operation
Creating an instance of Zend_Filter_Input involves declaring an array of filters and validators to apply to data fields by name. This associative array maps from a field name to a filter (or validator), or a chain of filters (or validators). In the example below, the field 'month' will be filtered by Zend_Filter_Digits and then by Zend_Filter_StringTrim.
The key of the array above is the name of the field to which to apply the filters. The value can be a scalar if one filter is desired, or an array if a chain of multiple filters is desired. Each value can be a string, which is mapped to a class name, or else an instance of an object that implements Zend_Filter_Interface. In the example below, the field 'month' will be filtered by Zend_Filter_Digits and then by Zend_Filter_StringTrim.
Integer-indexed elements of the value array correspond to validators. String-indexed elements of the value array specify metacommands. For instance, if the key of the $filters array is not the same as the name of the field, you can specify it:
The $validators array is similar to the $filters array. The validator has an additional metacommand called 'presence'. If its value is 'required' then if the field is not present it is reported as a missing field. Fields that are not declared in the validator array at all but appear in the input are reported as an unknown field. Fields that don't pass their validation are reported as an invalid field.
To create an object of Zend_Filter_Input, pass array arguments for the $filters and $validators declarations.
You can add data either as the third argument to the constructor, or with the setData() method.
If you have user-defined filter or validator classes that don't exist in the Zend_Filter or Zend_Validate namespace, you can add more namespaces in the ctor options or with the addNamespace() method. You cannot remove Zend_Filter and Zend_Validate as namespaces, you can only add namespaces. User-defined namespaces are searched first, Zend namespaces are searched last.
Filters are applied before validators. Don't declare filters intended for escaping output in the $filters array. It could make the validators' job awkward. There is an opportunity to add a filter to escape output that runs after the validators.
After the filters and validators are done, you can get reports of missing, unknown, and invalid fields
You can get field values in escaped format using the magic accessor. There are non-magic accessor methods for getting the field values in escaped or unescaped format.
The default filter used to escape output is Zend_Filter_HtmlEntities. You can specify a different filter for escaping output. You can use the options array in the constructor, or else setDefaultEscapeFilter(). You can specify this filter as a string or as an object in either case.
If you want more than one escaping filter available simultaneously in a single instance of Zend_Filter_Input, you should subclass Zend_Filter_Input and implement a new method to get values in a different escaped format.
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: Post prototype design, gather community feedback
- Milestone 2: Working prototype checked into the incubator supporting use cases
- Milestone 3: Unit tests exist, work, and are checked into SVN.
- Milestone 4: Write documentation.
If a milestone is already done, begin the description with "[DONE]", like this:
- Milestone #: [DONE] Unit tests ...
7. Class Index
- Zend_Filter_Input
8. Use Cases
General usage.
Specify default escape filter.
Specify custom namespace to find user-defined filter and validator classes.
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-01 given in that proposal.
Basic example:
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-02 given in that proposal.
Grouping; Zend_Filter_Input doesn't do grouping as Zend_Validate_Builder does, so this is how one would have to achieve the same result:
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-03 given in that proposal.
Password confirmation:
Captcha validation:
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-04 given in that proposal.
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-05 given in that proposal.
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-06 given in that proposal.
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-07 given in that proposal.
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-08 given in that proposal.
For comparison to the Zend_Validate_Builder proposal, below is example code using Zend_Filter_Input that implement the solution described in UC-09 given in that proposal.
9. Class Skeletons
Apr 13, 2007

Very nice proposal and exactly what is needed in my opinion. I was working on sometime similar for my own use but then much simpler. Intended to suit my needs before an official component would be released. I implemented your solution already for my current application to see how it works

It works great and I really hope this proposal will be included in the version 1 release.

Because really this is what Zend Framework is really missing at the moment.

Apr 13, 2007

In some cases you will have a field that is not a requirement but if it is filled you want to validate it against a set of rules. But if the field is empty it should also give true on isValid().

Any plans to implement this ??

Apr 14, 2007

Do you mean cases where the field does not appear in the $_REQUEST array, or where it does appear in the $_REQUEST array but has empty string as a value?

If the former, it's easy, just declare the validator but don't declare 'presence'=>'required' for that field.

If the latter, it's a bit harder. Validator chaining supports the equivalent of "AND" of all the validators in the chain, but not "OR". That is, all the validators in the chain must return true for the chain to return true. If you need "OR" combinations, you should write your own custom validator class, which accepts an empty string or some other validation condition.

Complex cases are better handled in your app, after the declarative validation. That is, you could use Zend_Filter_Input to process all the simpler cases of input, and for the complex cases, don't do the validation conditions in the declarative manner. Instead, get the field value after the simple validation of other fields is done, and do your custom conditions in your code.

There's no way that a class like this can handle every use case under the sun. Its purpose is to make it very easy to do the 80% common cases.

Apr 16, 2007

I do mean the latter.

I was thinking of an option like required but than optional. If optional and field is empty just to skip creating the chain and validating against it.

I do think it would fit in your module very well and serves a lot of other people to I believe.

Apr 19, 2007

I think allowEmpty is orthogonal to whether the field is required or not.

That is, a field can be optional or required, and independent from that, validation of that field can allow empty strings or not allow empty strings. So I think it needs a separate metacommand:

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$validators = array(
'month' => array(
'presence' => 'required',
'allowEmpty' => true

But I think it's a fine idea to allow empty strings to be valid.

Apr 19, 2007
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After discussion from Zend Framework team, this component is approved for development in the incubator.

Approval is contingent on developing solutions for the following use cases:

Optionally allow fields to be considered valid if they are zero-length strings, if the metacommand 'allowEmpty'=>true is set in a rule.

Change the 'field' metacommand to 'fields' because the chief use case of this metacommand is when you want to send multiple fields as an array to one validator.

Offer a public method process() that throws an exception if the object has any invalid or missing required fields.

Add a metacommand 'escapeFilter' at the rule level, which specifies a filter to use per field, to override the default escape filter.

Make sure the escape filter, whether default or field-specific, can be a filter chain as well as a single filter.

Make sure multi-value fields (e.g. checkboxes) are filtered or validated iteratively against the respective filter or validator chains.

Make sure multi-value fields are escaped iteratively by the getEscaped() method escapes.

Add a special rule key '*' which applies to all fields in either the filters or validators arrays. Apply wildcard filters before field-specific filters. Apply wildcard validators before field-specific validators.

Apr 21, 2007

glad to see this component moving to the incubator. And I'm happy to hear about the metacommand allowEmpty.

The metacommand 'escapefilter' is also a very welcome addition. Great work so far

May 07, 2007

Something that is missing is the ability to determine which validator failed in the case of multiple validation rules. The programmer could then use that information to send back to the user a more informative error message.

For example:

If we use the code sample above where "month" has the validation rules: "digits" and "between 1-12" defined. If the data passed is "a", I'd like to know which validator failed validation ('digits', between').

There seems to be two solutions that stand out. One solution was in Zend_Form proposal where each validator would push onto an error array a key word related to the validator. Then that word was used as a key into an error messages array. Sticking with the same example, the validator would push 'digits' or 'between' onto the error array. More details are located here on the "error handling" tab:
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=3596

The other solution is to be able to set the error message when defining the validator array for the Zend_Filter_Input.

There are probably other solutions but something is needed.

Another area that hasn't been discussed is validation of multiple fields. For example, validating that a 'password' field and 'password_confirm' field are equivalent. Another common case would be the case of an optional address. In this case either all the fields are supplied (address, city, state, zip) or none.

May 07, 2007

The getInvalid() method returns an array keyed by the names of fields that failed validation. The value is in turn an array of one or more error messages generated by the validator chain. So you do have access to multiple validation error messages. In other words, you could get the following as the return value from getInvalid():

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'month' => Array(
[0] => '\'a\' contains not only digit characters',
[1] => '\'a\' is not between \'1\' and \'12\', inclusively'

I agree that it would be more useful to get the names of the validators that failed, not the error strings. I'll see what I can do.

For validating multiple fields, one could implement a custom validator that takes an array argument and returns true if all the values in the array are equal. That would enable the password/password_confirm use case.

If you have multiple fields that are required, declare them all using 'presence'=>'required'

May 09, 2007

Another solution would be some way to override the default error message of the Zend_Validate_XXX classes through an optional constructor parameter. This way the developer can specify the specific error message when declaring the validator array. Personally I like this solution better than obtaining the validator's name because I don't need to create an error message array an perform a lookup. I can use the invalid array returned by Zend_Filter_Input.

May 08, 2007

I was curious:

"This component will return filtered and validated field values in escaped format using accessors."

Is it a good idea to use an escape function by default? I can understand setting a few default filters like trim(), but having a html-specific escaper as a default doesn't make much sense unless it's a conscious user choice.

We already have Zend_View knocking around with the exact same functionality in the output layer, and I don't see a need for this to appear once again in the least expected place - the input layer. Honestly, how many people are going to need escaped input in a Controller? Until it becomes output early escaping is only begging for users to become confused.

May 08, 2007

No, actually, escaping output by default is one of the primary requirements for Zend_Filter_Input! The goal is to make it very easy to avoid output of unsafe values.

The old implementation of Zend_Filter_Input actually overwrote values in $_GET and $_POST, so that you couldn't get them in non-escaped format at all. I thought that overwriting superglobal data was highly inappropriate, and it also broke Zend_Controller's usage of superglobals.

So the proposed redesign does not alter values in superglobals. Instead it provides methods getEscaped() and getUnescaped() method to make it easy for users to get the format that is most appropriate.

Because Zend Framework is primarily designed for developing web applications, it's reasonable that the default escape filter is for HTML output. You can set the escaping filter to something different (like StringTrim) very easily, or else you can get unescaped values with the getUnescaped() method.

May 09, 2007

I still don't get it to be honest. It just seems wrong to be escaping input by default and forcing everyone to jump through hoops to get hold of the validated input in a format suitable for writing to a database, file, log, external web service or any other of a hundred different reasons for it being in a Controller - not a View.

I'm all for flexibility and adding safety nets but this one is running far outside it's range of a View, taking up the simple fluid interface with cumbersome getters, and requiring more decision making on when and where specific inputs were (or were not) escaped by my mad horde of web designers with minimal PHP skills. The poor souls...

The old implementation of Zend_Filter_Input actually overwrote values in $_GET and $_POST, so that you couldn't get them in non-escaped format at all. I thought that overwriting superglobal data was highly inappropriate, and it also broke Zend_Controller's usage of superglobals.

The old class didn't commit any escaping. Not here to argue the superglobal issue since it (unfortunately) plays havoc across the board even unto encapsulated applications.

Because Zend Framework is primarily designed for developing web applications, it's reasonable that the default escape filter is for HTML output.

...once it's identified as output, which is questionable until it's passed through the Controller and been assigned to a View (or explicitly outputted instead of View assignment). Before that determination is made, I have to fill my code with the horror of getUnescaped() references <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />. Or override the behaviour when constructing the class. I just think it's a shame one has to do all those little upfront tweaks before getting the class to perform its sole responsibility - filtering/validating to clean input which awaits a context for further manipulation.

May 09, 2007

I would think that it is a good feature that an unescaped value is retrieved with a "cumbersome" function call like getUnescaped() – so anyone reading your app code wakes up and says, "wow it's not escaped! I need to be careful with that value."

In other words, it is by design that it's less convenient to get the unescaped value. But only slightly less convenient – it's still just a single function call. The difference we're discussing is between $input->month and $input->getUnescaped('month').

Anyway, I think I have a solution. I have modified the Zend_Filter_Input code and I will commit it in the incubator shortly. Now a protected array $_defaults stores the name of the default escape filter class.

You can extend Zend_Filter_Input and override the default escaper class. Then all instances your subclass will use StringTrim (or whatever you define) as the default escape filter.

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class My_Filter_Input extends Zend_Filter_Input
protected $_defaults = array(
self::ALLOW_EMPTY => false,
self::BREAK_CHAIN => false,
self::ESCAPE_FILTER => 'StringTrim', // in superclass, this is 'HtmlEntities'
self::PRESENCE => self::PRESENCE_OPTIONAL

You can do this either by redefining the $defaults array as shown above, or by setting an individual value in the constructor and then calling parent::_construct(), as shown below:

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class My_Filter_Input extends Zend_Filter_Input
public function __construct($filters, $validators, array $data = null, array $options = null)Unknown macro: { $this->_defaults[self}
May 09, 2007

I have committed a significant update to the Zend_Filter_Input class in the incubator, and also unit tests and documentation.

Please update to revision 4776 and take a look!

May 09, 2007

One could also override the __get() method to point to the getUnescaped() function. That's really the only behaviour I don't agree with.

I'll probably spend the rest of my days bemoaning escaping being present in an input validate/filter chain but I can live with the class extending. I still think it's bizarrely inconsistent when there's two parts of the application with overlapping responsibilities.

I would think that it is a good feature that an unescaped value is retrieved with a "cumbersome" function call like getUnescaped() - so anyone reading your app code wakes up and says, "wow it's not escaped! I need to be careful with that value."

I'd prefer a cumbersome getRaw()/getUnvalidated() to a cumbersome getUnescaped() <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />. Any plans to add such or is that being left completely to the Superglobals? I don't really object too much - I can always check the source code with a regex before battering the developers over the head for using superglobals in the wrong way or subclass something in...just as easily as I can check for any View references to $this/$view not followed somewhere in the fluid interface by "->escape(".

Now I just need to jam a translation object in somewhere and I'm in business...

Appreciate the work!!!

May 09, 2007

I appreciate your feedback, Pádraic.

I see your point that it's a bit weird to have two classes do similar things, but Andi always said that there should be very loose coupling between Zend Framework classes, and we should architect things with little assumption that all the components are being used together. E.g. someone might use Zend_Filter_Input but not use Zend_View. And vice versa.

On the other hand, Andi also discourages solutions that provide multiple ways of doing the same thing.

I'm not sure how to reconcile those two priorities. I guess in this case, since it's related to application security, I'd rather make sure that there's some way of getting escaped values conveniently, in cases where a developer is using one component but not the other.

Regarding getRaw(), I considered this, but I realized that there's no need, since this new Zend_Filter_Input class doesn't change data in the superglobals. If one wants to get the raw input data, it's still available. There would be little value provided by a getRaw() method, and its presence would probably cause confusion. That is, how could we make it clear how to decide between using $input->getRaw() versus accessing $_POST directly?

May 10, 2007

I have read through the documentation and I like what is being done. I think this is a valuable contribution to the framework. These fundimental components not only help to simplify and structure my code, but further my understanding of what should be included in a properly developed php application. Without Zend_Filter_Input, Zend_Filter and Zend_Validate make sense, but left me wondering how to structure them group or structure them in my code. Zend_Filter_Input seems to bring them together nicely while providing a simpler and more complete solution for reporting invalid data. I shall see if that is true as I try to impliment it.

I found the following typo in the documentation.

"22.214.171.124. Getting Valid Fields

All fields that are neither invalid, missing, nor unknown are considered valid. You can get values for valid fields a magic accessor."

Maybe you are missing 'using' or 'utilizing' before 'a magic accessor.' I'll leave that up to you. Otherwise it seemed good to me.

May 10, 2007

This class is never going to get off the ground until the developer is able to override the Zend_Validate_? default error message. I believe that this is a fundamental flaw in the Zend_Validate_? class and should be resolved. With the easiest and cleanest change adding a conditional parameter in the constructor.

It's also imparative that the developer be able to specify the "required" error message generated in Zend_Filter_Input.

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$validators = array(
'month' => array(
new Zend_Validator_Digits('month must be a valid integer'),
new Zend_Validator_Between(1, 12, 'month is out of range')

Then there's the problem of validating multiple fields (password = password_confirm). What if we had a meta command 'multi' that would cause the Zend_Filter_Input to send the Zend_Validate_xxx the entire array of data to validate?

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$validators = array(
'multi' => new Zend_Validate_Equivalent(array('password', 'password_confirm'))

I'm throwing out ideas to try to get some discussion on this topic. I think it's pretty important to the framework.

May 11, 2007
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I'm actually not sure messages should be handled by the Rule classes, it seems like a task which is common place enough to be pushed up to the main Zend_Filter_Input class instead. Leave the Rules/Filters free of such stuff and focused on their core responsibility. That may or may not work - the system is heavily dependent on an Array configuration rather than a more explicit OO approach. Take the following OO for example (using a different class prefix here):/**
- Instantiate new Validator chain using the input array or ArrayObject
- to be validated and sanitised. Does not subclass Zend_Filter_Input.
$validator = new Zps_Filter_Input($_POST);
- Instance of a Translation object for form errors in French.
$translate = new Zend_Translate('gettext', './translate/form/error/fr.mo');
- Configure the Validator
- Translation handled by Zend_Translate
$validator->title->add(new Zps_Rule_Required, $translate->_('Title must be supplied.'));
$validator->title->add(new Zps_Filter_Trim);
$validator->title->add(new Zps_Rule_Length(1, 255), $translate->_('Title cannot exceed 255 characters in length.'));
$validator->time->add(new Zps_Rule_Required, $translate->_('Date and Time must be supplied.'));
$validator->time->add(new Zps_Filter_Trim);
$validator->time->add(new Zps_Rule_Date, $translate->_('Date or Time are invalid.'));
$validator->text->add(new Zps_Rule_Required, $translate->_('Entry text must be supplied.'));
$validator->text->add(new Zps_Filter_Trim);
$validator->text->add(new Zps_Filter_StripTags);
- Process validation and filtering. If an Exception is caught query the
- Zps_Validate object for errors. Here we just dump all errors assuming
- all fields are processed and all possible errors collected.
try {
$input = $validate->process();
} catch (Zps_Filter_Input_Exception $e) {
// handling of errors
// otherwise save input to Model and display a success message.Unknown macro: {/code}
A lot of this can be done with Zend_Filter_Input right now - but I can't see how to tack on the translations easily to the current Array for even a subclass to consume. Granted I was thinking yesterday evening - and my brain gets a little glacial around that time .]]></ac:plain-text-body></ac:macro>
May 15, 2007

When using the latest code from the incubator im receiving Undefined index errors on line 578.

defined my validator array like so

$this->validators = array('surname' => array('presence' => 'required', new Zend_Validate_StringLength(3,25)))

Any thoughts ?

Feb 11, 2008

Why there isn't a getData() method ?

$filteredData = $intput->getData();


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Another project we took on was decorating Canvas Pillow Cases with Colorations Fabric Paint Pens. Available in a set of twelve, there were plenty of pillowcases for each kids to create and color. The pillow cases do not fit standard bed pillows; however, they fit travel pillows or can be filled with batting. We chose to fill them with batting for extra softness. There is a zipper on the back of each pillowcase for easy stuffing and changing. Being that the pillowcases are canvas, they were a breeze to work with and the kids created a pillowcase for themselves to have their own special pillows at camp. The pillowcases can be decorated with most anything, but the kids used Colorations Fabric Paint Pens. With a total of 24 paint pens, the kids did not have to wait for a special color they wanted to use. The paint from the pens came out smoothly and they were manageable to work with. The paint did not dry quickly, so once the pillow cases were decorated the kids had to spread them out and wait a couple days for them to dry before use.
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Yes, Mayor Castro's move east will lead to change at City Hall and throughout the political system. We will have a new mayor, or two, within the space of a year. Seats on the council will become available. And politicians previously seen strolling the halls of the statehouse may swap places with those working the corridors of City Hall.
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Just looking through the Proceedings CD, I say that there are so many different topics and areas of research that it must be a daunting task to review them all. But through the diligent effort of the Program Chair, Yeswanth, he was able to get twenty experts within different areas to become members of the Program Committee. In fact, almost everyone he asked was willing to participate.
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And from what we understand, three of these members will be presenting, and another fourteen will be in attendance (and chairing oral presentation sessions). I think it's great that this conference will have such a large number of experts attending to listen to the other presentations and network with others interested in multiphysics modeling.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask the Experts,"
If someone could please respond to my query, I would be most appreciative. My brother was first diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease at seventeen, he's now thirty-one. He's in remission, but had relapsed once before. Anyhow, during his first bout with the disease, he was approached by doctors for sperm-banking. During this time, he was undergoing treatments of radiation and chemotherapy. Being only seventeen, my parents felt this matter was a little too much at such a young age. The doctors told us not to worry that if we waited at least two years, he'll be able to regain his fertility.
Now, at thirty-one, he is getting married, and was told last week by his doctor that he will never be able to fertilize an egg because he has zero sperm activity.
Can someone please help me? I am looking for a respectable, expert answer from your resources regarding this kind of situation. At a trying period like this, a reply from your staff would greatly ease my family's worries.
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Dear DW:
We wish we can report otherwise, but azospermia (the lack of sperm) is a known side effect of the treatment of Hodgkin's Disease.
Both radiation and chemotherapy can cause azospermia. Low doses of radiation directed at the testes will cause azospermia and for this reason radiation oncologists take great care to protect the testes from receiving any dose. It is rare that the testes are involved with lymphoma and, therefore, the they can be covered with a lead shield that usually successfully protects the sperm producing cells.
Chemotherapy can also cause sterility. Two chemotherapy medications (procarbazine and mechloethamine) are known to cause sterility and were commonly used in the past to treat Hodgkin's Disease. Today, other chemotherapy agents which do not cause sterility and are often recommended in patients who have a desire to remain fertile.
The use of these new chemotherapy agents and careful radiotherapy techniques have greatly reduced the rate of sterility in patients treated for Hodgkin's Disease. Unfortunately, this new treatment may be too late to help your brother.
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Osho talks about Dynamic Meditation:
"This is a meditation in which you have to be continuously alert, conscious, aware, whatsoever you do. The first step, breathing; the second step, catharsis; the third step, the mantra, 'Hoo'.
"Remain a witness. Don't get lost. It is easy to get lost. While you are breathing you can forget; you can become one with the breathing so much that you can forget the witness. But then you miss the point. Breathe as fast, as deep as possible, bring your total energy to it, but still remain a witness. Observe what is happening as if you are just a spectator, as if the whole thing is happening to somebody else, as if the whole thing is happening in the body and the consciousness is just centered and looking. This witnessing has to be carried in all the three steps. And when everything stops, and in the fourth step you have become completely inactive, frozen, then this alertness will come to its peak." Osho
More on Dynamic Meditation:
Please explain what type of meditation techniques are suitable separately for the tamas, rajas, and sattva person. Why do you always give dynamic techniques?
"The dynamic technique is really a very rare phenomenon. It does not belong to any type; it can help all. To the person of tamas – lethargy, inertia – it will bring him out of his tamas. It will create so much energy in him that the tamas will be broken; if not all, then a part of it. If a man of tamas is ready to do it, it can work wonders because a man of tamas is really not lacking energy. Energy is there but not in an active position, not in an active state. Energy is there fast asleep. The Dynamic Meditation can work as an alarm: it can change inertia into activity; it can make the energy move; it can bring the man of tamas out of tamas.
"The second type of man, the rajas type, who is very active – in fact much too active, so active that he cannot find fields where to release his energy, he is in many ways a pent-up energy – the dynamic technique will help him to release, to be unburdened. After doing dynamic techniques he will feel weightless. And in life his hectic, continuous obsession for activity will slow down. A part of his obsessive occupation will dissolve.
"And for a person of sattva the Dynamic Meditation helps tremendously. He is not in inertia; there is no need to bring his energy up. He is not obsessively active; there is no need of any catharsis for him. He is balanced, purer than the other two, happier than the other two, lighter than the other two. Then how will Dynamic Meditation help him? It will become a celebration for him. It will become just a singing, a dancing, a participation with the whole. He will be benefited the most. "
Osho, Yoga: A New Direction, Chapter 2, Question 2
In this title, Osho talks on the following topics:
breath... consciousness... energy... active... jumping....catharsis... repression... emotions...celebration... witness...
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This is an Information Page and does not relate to a specific menu function in Joomla! but it does relate to many aspects of Joomla!.
In order to understand the Joomla! Access Control List it is also necessary to consider the structure of a Joomla! web site as well.
Every Joomla! web site installation has two distinct access/content zones.
The first of these zones is the Front-end. Also known as the Public Front-End.
The Front-end is the web site that all visitors will see when they input the web site's URL address - whether this is on the Internet, or an Intranet, or a simple, local, standalone installation of Joomla!.
The Front-end includes the Front Page (home page) and is where all the web site Content Items, images, and the rest of the massive array of possible Content will be displayed and is accessible to the web site visitors.
The second zone is the Back-end. Also know as the Public Back-end, Administrator, Control Panel, and many other names.
The Back-end is the control room or flight deck of Joomla!. Here, all the software, functionality, and security of the Joomla! installation can be managed (in conjunction with the database and web server administration functions).
The Back-end is not available to public viewing. Normal visitors to the web site will not be able to view or access the settings or configuration of Joomla!.
To ensure that access to the two zones is kept separate Joomla! has two very separate classification levels of User Group that match these two zones. Within each classification level there are a number of User Groups.
In addition, there is a system for classifying the actual Content that each Group can view.
The following section on User Groups will clarify which User Group can access a particular Class of Content.
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Guest: Not a User Group per se, but included to assist in distinguishing between all users of the web site.
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A new Menu Item link will need to be added to one of the web site Menus to allow the Author to access this function.
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Publisher: The Publisher User Group inherits the access permissions of the Editor User Group, and in addition, its members are allowed to publish new Content Items to the Front-end of the web site. In addition the Publisher can control existing published Content Items and Unpublish them if necessary by direct entry into the Content Item itself.
A new Menu Item link will need to be added to one of the web site Menus to allow the Publisher to access any unpublished Content Items.These are created in the menu=>Menu Manager [menuname]->new Menu Item.
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There are three Back-end User Groups available in a standard Joomla! installation.
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Manager: The Manager User Group inherits the access permissions of the Publisher User Group in the Front-end of the web site and, in addition, its members are allowed access to the Administrator Back-end (Control Panel) via a separate log in.
In the Control Panel a Manager can access the following Administrator Menus and associated functions:
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Super Administrator: The Super Administrator User Group has total access permission – that is for all Back-end administration and all Front-end functions.
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Two things set this line apart in the minds of consumers familiar with the brand: the Swiss angle and their apricot face scrubs. This notoriety didn't translate to thoughtfully formulated products, though. Instead, most of the scrubs are too abrasive, and the apricot is simply there as an extract, never mind that in a scrub it doesn't have any significant benefit for skin. The same can be said of the selection of supposedly Swiss-based herbs. Most of them have soothing properties, but it doesn't matter to skin if the ingredients came from Switzerland or South Dakota. If anything, the whole Swiss angle is getting a bit tired. You can bet that there are no scientists working high in the Swiss alps to formulate these products. St. Ives is a line with very little worth considering, so feel free to breeze right by as you shop for skin-care products at your local drugstore.
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Southern Wells senior Seth Biberstine is known for having a prodigious bat, but it was his strong right arm that carried the Raiders to a 3-2 win over South Adams Thursday night at Parkview Field in Fort Wayne.
Biberstine threw a no-hitter through five innings, struck out 12 and worked his way around six walks to give the Raiders the Allen County Athletic Conference victory. The loss drops South Adams to 8-8 (1-3 in the ACAC). Southern Wells improves to 2-2 in the conference.
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Can someone PM me the US number for Matty? I want to talk to someone who might has a clue of what is going on.
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- I like the figure
- I hate the name
- I actually don't care at this point if the idea was ripped off, This figure looks better than the the other one.
The only way I would buy him is if I was able to afford to buy 10 of them because he should be an army of
Grayskull warriors that emerge from the interior wall in the event that Castle Grayskull gets broken into.
Please NO debates about the legality of this figure in the thread. Thanks!
Major congrats to the winner. I like the figure - it's wacky! And the names wacky too so I dig that aswell!
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1) Grayskullker
2) The Skull-He-Moth (like behemoth)
3) Rook (like the chess piece since he's a castle)
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congrats to the winner: it's really a good character and a very proper way to celebrate the 30th.
don't like the name, but that's really a minor.
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Grayskull Crusader
I shall call him a Grayskull Guardian. And I'll probably buy another one. That way, if we DO ever get a CG playset they'll guard the doorway on the inside.
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I shall call him "Grayskull's Armored Guardian" or GAG for short.
Sorry, sorry. He's not quite my cup of tea, but the swords and shields are great.
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Are those reused Clawful and Whiplash shoulders?
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^ Dude, spolier tags
As to the other figures that will be released as the 30th create sub.
In the mini comics there is a "Gladiator" that I believe is a new created figure - male
Also last page of the comic that came with snake man-at-arms there is a guy with a glowing mace that looks suspiciously like whiplash only purple/gray with a red stripe over his head, and possibly the backside of "Gladiator" with a white cape.
Now I might be wrong about this but thus far, those in the mini-comics have shown up or rather been introduced there.
Fabulous secret powers revealed
While the name needs some work, its really no worse than half the names in the MOTUverse.
I'm also happy that the torso on this figure can be reused for Horde stone warrior, Callix.
Still with the spoiler tags? This figure has technically been revealed, and by Mattel no less.
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It is an interesting concept, but I do agree that the name could use a little work (no offense intended to the winner or anyone involved with deciding the name). Simply adding "man" to the end of some other word doesn't work well in all cases.
I actually also really dislike it in both the cases of Demo-Man and Draego-Man. I love the Draego-man figure, itself, but the name just feels all wrong. While some characters do have man at the end of their name (Beastman, Mer-Man, etc) other don't like Whiplash, Trap-Jaw, and a variety of others. It just feels like not much effort has been put into some of these newer names. Demo-Man could be a kick ass character (and looks like one), but the name completely takes away from that IMO... especially since we knew him by name first by way of Skeletor's updated bio before we knew that the name would be attached to that original concept drawing that the figure as adapted from. I like the "Draego" part of Draego-Man's name... it seems like they were heading in the right direction with that for a fitting name, but simply slapping "man" at the end of it feels kind of cheap and lazy.
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Ok, what about Fabulous Secret Powers Man?
I really like the concept. The only things I'm not too fond of are the name and the blonde hair.
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WASHINGTON - Montgomery County has long touted its teacher evaluation system, which includes peer review for struggling teachers, as a great tool to ensure quality in the classroom. However, State Superintendent Lillian M. Lowery - the head of Maryland's schools - is not impressed.
The Gazette reports that Lowery wrote to Montgomery County School Chief Joshua P. Starr, telling him the newest plan for evaluating its nearly 12,000 teachers is still not acceptable under new laws.
According to the article, Lowery says the county's program must fall into alignment with a rating system that ties teacher pay to student performance.
The president of the county's teachers union tells the Gazette that if Montgomery County chooses not to comply with the state's request, the state could withhold aid, Starr could be put in jail or there could be other consequences.
Starr says he wants to know why its plan was rejected before he moves forward with any changes.
Instead of participating in the federal, performance-based Race to the Top program, Montgomery County gives its administrators the option of using state test scores in evaluations, the Gazette reports.
In the past, Montgomery County resisted changing its evaluation process, citing its high graduation rate and test scores.
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When you hear the movie title "Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines," who do you think of: Rosa Parks, Madeleine Albright, Amelia Earhart, or, perhaps, dynamic female athletes?
The movie depicts none of those amazing women. Think comic books! This documentary analyzes the metamorphosis of the original Wonder Woman from the 1940s until the present and how these changes reflect the shifting values of our society.
Superheroes such as Batman and Superman emerged during the late 1930s when a depressed society embraced the idea of someone coming down from the sky to help the needy, and these heroes put comic books on the map. However, Harvard-trained psychologist, William Moulton Marston, felt that within 100 years the world would be run by a matriarchy, and he envisioned a Wonder Woman, a superheroine: His psychological propaganda for the type of women who would rule the world. Marston sold this idea to a comic book company, and in 1941 Wonder Woman debuted.
The success of the comic was due to many factors. One reason, the role of women drastically changed due to their role in World War ll. Housewives were transformed into Rosie the Riveters, and women became a permanent part of the workplace. The image of a capable, strong woman was gaining strength. Another reason, her role was to teach men peace and love, not war. Still another reason: Wonder Woman captured the imagination. The heroine was an Amazon who lived on Paradise Island; she was a Princess and a Goddess to impressionable young girls looking for a role model.
Wonder Woman was many Wonder Women as her character evolved from the wartime heroine to the 1960s fashion boutique owner (perhaps a reflection of society's anxieties about women's liberation) but was later resurrected a heroine by feminist Gloria Steinem and Ms. Magazine. In 1979, the character was portrayed by Lynda Carter in a TV series; in the 1990s as an animated heroine. In 2012, the character was being considered for another TV series.
This documentary examines how our culture places values on women's looks rather than deeds. The director examines the ambivalence in our society toward powerful women. Women are portrayed as "good" and "brave" but rarely as real "heroines."
The box office demands sexy, good-looking, romantic women who help the men but do not drive the action. What is the difference between a male and a female super person? The predominate focus of women heroines is on justice and compassion.
Where is the Wonder Woman of today? Who inspires you to be compassionate, strong, able to overcome adversity? Maybe your mother, a teacher? Ah, the wonder of women!


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -There's a new art gallery in Fruita and its grand opening, featuring the works of four Grand Valley artists, is planned for Friday, Sept. 28, from 7 to 9 p.m.Rye Gallery, 201 E. Aspen (inside the Cavalcade building), will feature the works of local artists Wendy Videlock, Danen Friedly and Vinje in its inaugural exhibit. Additionally, graffiti artist Josh Lownds will perform a live graffiti installment on a wall within the gallery.Videlock's works are done with alcohol inks (ink mixed with alcohol) where the effect is similar to watercolor, but produces colors more vibrant, said gallery co-owner/curator Kyle Harvey.Friedly works with oils on canvas, and paints primarily portraits. Vinje creates collages, three-dimensional and abstract artwork. All items will be for sale."Stop by (Sept. 28), check out some art, and join us for a glass of wine as we toast to the art and cultural scene that is building momentum in Fruita," Harvey said.Fruita resident Harvey, a musician and artist, owns the gallery with his wife, Veronica. The gallery is named after their son Rye, who was named after Rye, Colo.A room in the gallery will be dedicated to live art installations, art talks and classes, Harvey said.And every Monday in October from 10:30-11:30 a.m., "Messy Mondays" -$5 art classes for toddlers accompanied by parents - will be held."My daughter, Paige, 3, will host it with myself," Harvey said.For the older set, there will be an upcoming "paint club," geared toward adults held Tuesday nights, possibly in November. It will be an opportunity to listen to music, and paint alongside other artists, Harvey said.Currently, the gallery is open weekends and some evenings, and by appointment.
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I don't know about you, but I did not get invited to the inauguration. They had to swear in the new president without me. Come to think of it, Truman didn't send for me, nor did Ike or JFK or Lyndon B... There seems to be a trend here.
I reckon these presidents know my limitations. I'm not exactly "inaugurating" erudite. We didn't waste much time swearing'em in back in my formative years.
It's called priorities.
If anyone is tired of hearing that people in Gadsden County are so poor, so broke and so needy, it's me. There are poor people here just as they are everywhere in the world. We have no monopoly on that particular state of affairs.
I received a phone call last week regarding our front page. I was not in when the person called, however, I was given the message soon after I returned.
The person's beef? Our front page didn't have our new president's photo on it. I spoke with the person, and I have to say, she was quite pleasant as she made her case. We wished one another "good day" and the conversation ended.
I was sitting on a life guard stand in 1962 when Gray Oliver walked around the corner. She was 6 or 7 and I thought, "What a cute little kid!" Before I could blink another one just like her appeared right behind her! I fell off the stand. They both strolled right up to me. "Are you the life guard?"
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On behalf of Mike Layard and myself, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to the following Gadsden County businesses who gave generously towards the fifth Annual Paul Faircloth Sr. Disabled Hunt: Bay's Seafood, Buy Rite Drugs, Bradley's IGA, city of Chattahoochee, Focus Credit Union, Pippin Tire, Prestigious Portable Restrooms, Riverside Food Mart, Walmart Quincy, Piggly Wiggly, Stone's, Clark Monroe Tractor, McClellan Funeral Home, Quincy Tire and William and Leslie Johnson.
The article printed in last week's edition of the Times is misleading. The bid that this board of county commissioners awarded to Childers (Construction) was not the No. 2 bid. It was the third bid and no other contractor bid but Childers because, in my opinion, the commissioners wanted to give the bid to Childers.
This is not a hospital that is being built. It is a four-bed emergency room. It won't have the services that the citizens thought they would get when they voted on the half-cent tax.
On behalf of our Chattahoochee Elementary School Principal Annette Harris, Parent Liaisons Marilyne McClendon and Vira Wynn, we would like to extend greetings to all of you who made this holiday season a joyous one for our students and staff.
Thanks to our sponsors: Dollar General, Teasures and More, Chattahoochee Police Department, Chattahoochee Recreation Department, Focus Credit Union and Dristen Shaved Ice. There were several private sponsors that helped us as well.
School's out and that means children will be out of their classrooms and out on the streets enjoying their long vacation.
Unfortunately, there will also be impaired drivers on the streets as well. At this time of year when the spirit of the season is so beautiful, it can be abruptly ended when drivers mix spirit with spirits. The two do not mix!
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