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Apoyo Integral (Apoyo) is a nonprofit organization offering financial products that enable clients to increase their working capital, purchase fixed assets, buy and remodel homes, expand agricultural business and more. The organization's target group is businessmen and women who have already established their businesses but need financial support to strengthen or expand them.Like Kiva, Apoyo is committed to empowering women involved in business activities in rural areas. Kiva lenders' funds will be used to expand these services to an even greater number of poor clients in rural areas.
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Echoing the look of thick, beautiful glasses used in Mexico for serving margaritas and other refreshments, each piece in our Casa collection is hand blown using recycled glass.
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Built in the World of Cars (But not by the same mechanic), is Planes. We follow a working plane with big dreams named Dusty Cropduster (Dane Cook). A one prop airplane with dreams of getting out of the dirt and racing in the open air.
Taking to the skies, he turns talent and a little luck into a qualifying position in the big race. Now his hurdles are the professional planes from around the world who want the number 1 position. That and he's the only plane with a fear of heights.
The wild blue yonder becomes his playground as he works to show everyone that it's not how you were built, but what you do with what you are that counts.
This review is going to be short and sweet because the more I write, the more I'll nitpick. If you are expecting a full "Cars-esque" theatrical release, throw that idea out the window. This movie is not Pixar grade. Yes the graphics are about on par and the 3D is ok, but if you are older than 10 years old you are probably going to find yourself overthinking when you should be over-joying. If you need an outing for the kids, go with Despicable Me 2 and leave Planes until the DVD can fly into your player.
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Los Angeles Clippers small forward Caron Butler (5) shoots the ball against the defense of Detroit Pistons center Greg Monroe (10) during Sunday's game. / Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports
LOS ANGELES - It's not a good sign for the Detroit Pistons when "RIP Brandon Knight" is trending on Twitter.
The "killer," figuratively speaking, was Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan.
The crime took place at the 4:32 mark of the second quarter during the Clippers' 129-97 assault of the Pistons on Sunday at the Staples Center.
That's when 6-11 Jordan caught an alley-oop pass from superstar Chris Paul and dunked all over Knight.
Jordan caught the pass with his right hand, fended off 6-3 Knight with his left and smashed the dunk to the delight of the Staples Center crowd.
Knight hit the floor hard and laid there motionless for a few moments. He got called for a foul for his trouble.
The game was never in doubt as the Clippers had lob dunks and rained triples as the lead grew to as high as 34 before the lead was whittled during garbage time.
But at least Knight tried to stop the play, as he might have been the only Piston with any fight at all.
"Brandon did what he was supposed to do," Pistons assistant coach Brian Hill said. "He tried to take a foul on the play and stop a dunk.
"Unfortunately, we didn't have enough guys that wanted to foul around the basket and take away easy baskets."
How's this for a defensive effort? The Pistons allowed 14 triples and 14 dunks as the Clippers shot 62.5% from the field.
The "effort" angered Pistons center Greg Monroe as he blasted the team.
"Maybe guys don't care," Monroe said. "Something has to change, though. This can't continue. If you don't want to play, just say it. This has got to stop. It's unacceptable.
"If you don't want to play, you should say it. This is unacceptable. It's gone on too long. If you don't want to be on the court, if you aren't going to give 100% on the court, then just don't play."
Hill added: "It was an embarrassment for us as a coaching staff and certainly an embarrassment for them as players."
Pistons head coach Lawrence Frank is away from the team as his wife deals with an illness.
Paul led the Clippers (44-20) with 20 points and 14 assists. Blake Griffin added 22 points and eight rebounds.
Jose Calderon led the Pistons (23-42) with 18 points and four assists. They have lost eight of nine games.
The Pistons' performances against Western Conference powerhouses have been borderline comical this season. You can add Sunday's 32-point beating to the 29-point thumping they took from the surging Los Angeles Lakers in the first week of the season.
Then the San Antonio Spurs topped that with a 39-point thrashing March 3.
The Pistons are now a stunning 1-15 against the top nine teams in the Western Conference. And the losses are seldom close as the average margin of defeat in those 15 losses is nearly 13 points per game.
With a visit to Utah coming Monday and a trip to Golden State on Wednesday night that mark will probably worsen.
Vince Ellis writes for the Detroit Free Press.
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Fibrocystic disease occurs when there are fluid-filled cystic lumps of duct tissue. These lumps are surrounded by a scar-like capsule of tissue in the breasts.
Although harmless, these lumps can sometimes be the site of pain ( mastalgia ) that recurs late in each menstrual cycle. The greatest problem with fibrocystic disease is telling the difference between this condition and breast cancer .
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The glandular tissue of the breasts cycles monthly with menstrual periods. It enlarges to prepare for a pregnancy, and then shrinks if one does not occur. This cycling causes cysts and excess fibrous tissue to build up. Virtually all women will have some form of this condition during their reproductive years. However, most women will not seek treatment.
All women between puberty and menopause are at risk for this condition.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
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After numbing the area with a local anesthetic, a small needle is inserted into the lump. This is to draw fluid out. If the lump disappears, cancer is highly unlikely. If the lump remains, or if the fluid withdrawn is bloody, it will need to be examined to see if cancer is present.
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Other mouse pads from SteelSeries are very thin, aiming to provide a high quality gaming surface, as close as possible to the level of the tabletop it's used on.
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A three part workshop:
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Carving Out Sacred Time: Lisa Jansen on the Value of a Yoga and Zen Workshop Series
In Alignment: Zen Center and ZaZEN Create Zen and Yoga Program
In this practice we emphasize awakening through the Hatha Yoga and Pranayama Practices. As we move with intention and awareness we cultivate a mindful attitude. Our gentleness towards ourselves and our bodies will be the primary focus as we play with form in a gentle and kind way. Unnecessary holdings and conditions will drop away with instruction to be kind and compassionate in all of our postures and movements.
Zen Teachings will remind us of: awakening, keeping a mindful attitude, being wise, and being compassionate in our everyday life.
Class 2, August 31:
This class uses the Yin Yoga Practice as a discipline to direct our mind over and over into and towards our own conditioning and physical holding patterns. We stay still in the Yin Practice and will be given guided meditations from the teachings of Self Realization to access one's Fundamental Consciousness. Teachings to encourage students to Connect deep within the body to understand one's nature or Sat Naam....Open State of Awareness from within.
Zen Teachings will remind us of: The second Jewel, or Dharma, our universal truth, teaching, and discipline, so we learn to direct ourselves over and over toward what is true and right—and mold our life accordingly.
Class 3, September 28:
In our third class, we come together and blend the Hatha with the Yin to create balance and harmony within the mind body. We use a healing mantra, which aligns with the energy of well-being for all of humanity. Chanting and Pranayama will be included in this balanced practice. The teachings of Self Realization, Yin, and Hatha Yoga will offer a balanced body mind which in turn aligns us to peace and harmony.
Zen Teachings will remind us of: The third Jewel, Sangha, or the community of followers and non-followers and also the community of human beings and non-human beings (the universal sangha). We learn to live in peace and harmony with all beings.
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Connie Cummings
Connie Cummings, a resident priest of Zen Center, began practice with Misha Merrill while working as a software developer and engineer in Silicon Valley in the 1990's. She is a student of Tenshin Reb Anderson and served as Shuso (Head Student) in 2011. She is currently Corporate Secretary and lives at City Center.
Daiyu Judith Randall
Daiyu Judith Randall came to Zen Center in 2000 after working in Quaker organizations and hospice social work. She was ordained as a priest by Paul Haller in 2004 and lived and practiced at Tassajara for 10 years. Currently she is assistant to the Abiding Abbot at City Center.


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A haircut associated with goths and punks, shaved on the sides and long on top. Thus the wearing of the mowhawk is optional, unlike a short traditional hawk, as the long part can come down to cover the shaved areas. The term "safety" is used for two reasons-- you don't risk poking anyone in the eye in the pit, and you have the option to look more mainstream at your job/funerals/family events, etc.
Boris Rager decided to go to law school so he grew out his warhawk into a safety hawk.
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Paxton looks to bounce back against Rangers
Holding slim lead in Wild Card race, Mariners to face Martinez
The Mariners lead the Major Leagues with a 2.95 ERA, but manager Lloyd McClendon has concerns about his starting rotation.
In the midst of a huge playoff push -- Seattle has won 15 of its last 21 games -- several starters have shown signs of slowing down, albeit slightly.
James Paxton, who will take the hill on Tuesday night in the middle of three home games against the Rangers, has been injured for most of the year, so he is probably not fatigued. But he was one of four Mariners' hurlers to have a subpar outing on the team's recent 6-3 road trip.
Paxton took his first career loss Wednesday in Philadelphia, allowing just one earned run but four total as he lasted four innings, struggling with his control.
"I've been concerned about that all year. That's why we've done everything we can to push them back whenever we get the chance to do that," McClendon said Monday of the possibility of overworking the starting pitchers.
"I think you probably saw a little bit of the grind," he said. "They'll probably tell you different -- that they weren't tired -- but if you really think about it ... our starting pitching was not very stellar."
Nick Martinez will start for the Rangers on Tuesday, carrying a 2-1 record with a 4.24 ERA in his last three starts. He allowed two runs in six innings in a 5-4 win over the Marlins on Wednesday.
"The last three starts have been different," Martinez said. "I think I'm a different pitcher. I've learned a lot about recognizing situations and at-bats, and I've learned a lot about myself and handling situations, pressure situations."
Martinez, 24, has thrown 100 innings at the big league level and another 9 2/3 innings at Double-A Frisco. He threw 151 1/3 innings in the Minor Leagues last season so he is on target to come close or exceed that with potentially seven starts remaining this season.
"I definitely still feel strong," Martinez said.
Rangers: Choice back in big leagues to play
Michael Choice returned to the big leagues on Monday and will join the outfield rotation that already includes Daniel Robertson and Jim Adduci. Choice is expected to start against Paxton on Tuesday but won't be used exclusively as a platoon option against left-handers.
"Michael Choice is not here to sit," manager Ron Washington said. "If he gets hot, I'm going to ride that horse."
Choice began the season with the Rangers but hit .177 with eight home runs and 28 RBIs in 69 games. The Rangers sent him down to Triple-A Round Rock on July 7 and he hit .267 with seven home runs and 31 RBIs in 43 games there.
The Rangers were expected to call him up in September when rosters expand, but he arrived a week early when Shin-Soo Choo went on the disabled list with a bone spur in his left elbow.
Mariners: Felix pushed back to Friday
McClendon took one step on Monday toward giving his starters some extra rest, announcing that ace right-hander Felix Hernandez will pitch Friday on six days' rest instead of making his start originally scheduled for Wednesday.
Seattle has yet to announce who will pitch Wednesday against the Rangers, but there are two logical candidates with recent big league experience: righties Erasmo Ramirez and Taijuan Walker.
McClendon confirmed that Ramirez or Walker will join the club in some capacity Sept. 1, when rosters expand from 25 to 40. If one of the pitchers is recalled before then, it would require a corresponding roster move.
Hernandez will face the Nationals on Friday in the opener of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
Worth noting
• No active Rangers player has faced Paxton in a Major League game. Prince Fielder, who is on the disabled list and out for the season, had three at-bats against him last season while with the Tigers.
• The Rangers are in the process of finalizing their September callups. Among the candidates to be called up are pitcher Spencer Patton and infielders Luis Sardinas and Ryan Rua.
• The Mariners entered Monday averaging five runs per game since the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline. Prior to that, they averaged 3.83 runs per game.
Aaron Leibowitz is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Date: November 05, 2008 07:47PM
I have a web application which allows file uploads from untrusted users (think email attachments).
The application stores a session identifier in a cookie.
What I need to know is how do I prevent these file uploads from being executed (as Flash, or Java for instance) from external sites and thus allowing external sites to gain access to cookies set for my domain?
1. Attacker signs up at my site and uploads SWF or Java file (perhaps with .jpg extension or whatever) to my app.
2. Attacker embeds this in an <object> tag on their own site (attack site).
3. Unsuspecting member of my site with a valid cookie stumbles upon the attack site.
Q1. Does the attack site gain access to the unsuspecting member's valid cookie? The server with the web application has no crossdomain.xml file or anything, though the attack site might.
Q2. How can I prevent browsers and plugins from executing files that I serve? Serving it up with a different media type (ie, application/octet-stream or image/jpeg) does not help me; Flash plugin still execute SWF files even if served with different media types and extensions.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 05, 2008 09:13PM
This is precisely the kind of attack that I need to know how to prevent:
In that attack, user uploads a JAR file that appears to be a harmless GIF file and is served as a GIF. But Java applets will nonetheless run it as a JAR.
Let's say that I want people to be able to upload JAR or SWF files legitimately; how can I serve them so that they can be downloaded as "attachments" but won't run in any Java/Flash plugin?
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 05, 2008 09:34PM
Back about 10 years ago ISPs wanted to provide shell access to all it's users. Unfortunately, with the buffer overflow affecting countless of systems, they figured out the best option was to not allow shell access..
With the shown ability of graphic files to include a payload your options are pretty low, unless of course you can create some sort of program that can not only scan, but also clean files that include payloads..
Another option would also be to use a program such as ImageMagick to convert the files from whatever they are, to other 'allowed' formats (.png).. but I am not sure the image conversion would work well enough at removing the bad code.
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Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 05, 2008 10:51PM
> With the shown ability of graphic files to include
> a payload your options are pretty low, unless of
> course you can create some sort of program that
> can not only scan, but also clean files that
> include payloads..
Scanning for the ZIP/JAR signature is not too much of a problem for me - I already scan file types, although currently only at the start of a file (I'd need to scan the whole file to detect this sort of issue).
However, that covers detection of a harmful file only. That brings me to a situation where users are simply blocked from sharing certain files, which is not what I want - I'd prefer it if users were able to legitimately upload and share JAR files if they want to - for instance if they are Java developers - I just want to serve these in such a way that they can only be downloaded by the browser and are un-openable by the Java runtime - ie by an <applet> tag on any site.
How do services like Gmail get around this? Do they disallow JAR files as attachments? If not, how do they serve the JAR files in such a way that attacking sites can't include the specific URLs for them in <applet> or <object> calls and gain access to people's Gmail accounts?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/05/2008 10:52PM by fjw.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 05, 2008 11:39PM
Ahh.. that's a little better description of what you need.. but I may not be the right person to help you with that specific problem..
Maybe someone who is more familiar with apache mime types might be able to provide you a better answer. Actually.. are you running apache? :)
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Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 06, 2008 12:19AM
I am developing a custom php app. I have tested serving a jar file with various content-type headers intended to tell browsers it isn't a java file, such as application/octet-stream, even image/gif , but the JVM ignores mine types and will always execute it from the applet tag - presumably using the privileges of my domain.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 06, 2008 12:48AM
@fjw: I will investigate this issues as it interests me, but I do wonder, is there really a benefit to allowing users to share jar files? Would not source packages do just as well?
-tx @ lowtech-labs.org
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 06, 2008 02:57AM
Basically you have to check the file source and make sure that there's nothing that can harm the user agent. Header settings only make kind of sense when the user can guess the URL of the uploaded file. But what if you file is being included by another file?
Make sure your web server is configured correctly too - and really delivers the files being uploaded with the mime type they're supposed to have. Image conversion helps in some cases - but not all. For the JAR issue you could utilize unzip() to test for the validity of the files contents - but that again brings own risks...
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Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 06, 2008 05:07AM
tx Wrote:
> @fjw: I will investigate this issues as it
> interests me, but I do wonder, is there really a
> benefit to allowing users to share jar files?
> Would not source packages do just as well?
For my application, I would like to provide the general ability for users to upload whatever file they want as an 'attachment' to their page. I would prefer not to disable some particular types of files - such as JAR, CLASS, ZIP etc - because it would be giving in to a software problem. The user just cares that they can upload the files they want, and who knows, a Java programmer may want to use my application.
I have been looking in to how Gmail gets around this problem, and they DO allow ordinary JAR files as attachments, and from what I can tell, they appear to include secret tokens in the query string of any URL links to the attachment.
They also get around it because in Gmail, only the recipient can access any attachments (or know its URL). So in this type of attack, the recipient is the attacker, and if he grabs the URL and puts it into an applet tag on their own site, it will still not load for anyone - even logged in users - because they will not be logged in as the recipient of that email.
Which leaves me still wondering how someone wanting a more widespread sharing feature could implement it safely without disallowing some file types.
MediaWiki, for example, scan the file type and simply do not allow you to upload some file types as attachments. This would be the obvious fallback strategy.
Another solution may be to do what I have seen some mail servers do - compress the file into a ZIP file. A JAR inside another ZIP file shouldn't be executable by an applet tag on anybody's site, and the user can still download it, though they have to unzip it.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 06, 2008 06:40PM
I think I've found a solution:
- Allow all uploads.
- Only allow downloads using the POST method, ie as the result of clicking a button. AFAIK an applet tag on another site can never use the POST method to execute an applet.
- Exceptions can be made where the file has been scanned and identified as harmless.
The downside to this is that download managers won't be able to download the file, and as far as I can tell there would be no way to allow resuming and partial downloads of the file.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 06, 2008 11:03PM
fjw Wrote:
> How do services like Gmail get around this? Do
> they disallow JAR files as attachments? If not,
> how do they serve the JAR files in such a way that
> attacking sites can't include the specific URLs
> for them in or calls and gain access to people's
> Gmail accounts?
They think they solved the problem by having a unique id for every email message and rely on the attacker not being able to guess the id; my exploits say this didn't work :p
Having said that, Flash has now (Flash 10 & 188.8.131.52) started respecting both Content-Type and Content-Disposition: attachment headers (some bastard academics got it patched, I am developing a serious grudge against those guys, since they keep killing my GMail bugs), so that should no longer really be a threat to you.
I've heard a Java patch is in the works, but that's only 2nd or 3rd hand.
Your best option to protect yourself is to do what Hotmail does and only serve attachments from an IP address (this is the approach Gmail takes when serving cached content, since scrubbing whole html files of active script is very, very hard) and use a random Token in the URL to make sure they are still only viewable by who you want them to be viewable by.
Also, scanning files to determine if they're safe is a doomed solution. Blacklists anyone?
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Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 21, 2008 10:15AM
yep, your best bet is using a different domain/an IP address for serving the content. Even if you manage to somehow filter out every known exploit, someone will eventually find something new. Kuza said it, pretty much
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 25, 2008 10:19PM
kuza55 thanks for your help. It's unfortunate that the content-type of files is ignored when they are called from applets/object/embed, or I could have got around this simply by specifying a content type of application/octet-stream (or a content-disposition of attachment, though that is ignored in even more situations).
In an ideal world, no JAR file served as application/octet-stream would be executed by a client, cross-domain or not.
It looks like the best solution is to use a different hostname with no common "two dot" root, or like Hotmail, use the IP address only for serving attachments and the hostname only for everything else (including sessions).
The problem is that it isn't portable. For instance in a typical web application - take MediaWiki for example (as used by WikiPedia). WikiPedia serves all uploaded content from a separate unrelated hostname in order to solve these issues. However, a default install of MediaWiki doesn't do this, because in order to be portable the default install doesn't require more than one unrelated hostname, or a dedicated IP. It serves everything from the same hostname.
An alternative solution might be similar to the one used to solve "login CSRF" - make sure that the attachment is only served as the result of a POST method containing a token which is related somehow to the token given in a cookie. This will solve the cross-site aspect, where another site includes your attachments in applet or object tags. Still, if IE will persist in treating application/octet-stream that looks like HTML as HTML, then users may still be able to "view" it in their browser and hence be owned by script in it that was never intended to be run.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 26, 2008 09:10AM
Normally, subdomains would be enough. However, a bug in IE allows you to get access to www.*.* from subdomain.*.*
As how I said, if you don't want to use IPs, you'd have to get a second domain name. None of these solutions, including subdomains are really portable, though.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 27, 2008 06:36AM
On a slightly different note, another observation about the GIFAR problem: a ZIP archive may contain arbitrary data not only before the start of the first file, but also at the end of the file, in the form of a "ZIP file comment".
My testing with any data in this ZIP file comment lead to the JAR still being executed by the JRE, therefore it is possible not only to have a JAR at the end of a file and GIF at the start, but for the JAR to be completely contained within another file.
The possibilities are endless - you can essentially have any old PDF, image, whatever and put the JAR information completely inside it, in a comment field, in free space reserved by the file format, or just as 'broken' image data in a frame of the image.
The implication is that anyone allowing any upload file type MUST scan the entire file (or, in the case of the JRE, at least the last 65536 bytes) for what may be a ZIP central directory header. Simply opening the image and saving it as a fresh image may not be enough, as if the image data ends up the same (ie the same colour pixels in the same locations), ZIP data encoded as the actual visible image data may still be valid.
(of course, serving this from a completely different domain makes this a non-issue, but for the billions of people who use standard installs of web applications this is an issue. Fixing this in web applications is not the answer, because it is very difficult to do, and something as simple as patching the plugin so it obeys content-type would be easy and would give users the ability to protect themselves even for existing web applications)
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/27/2008 06:40AM by fjw.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 28, 2008 11:31PM
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone here has successfully tried out the gifar?
I tried to create one using "cat image.gif java.jar >gifar.gif", but it didn't completely work for me.
The applet fails to load because it says the .class file can't be located,
it will only work when I put the .class file in the same folder as the gifar.gif or change the extension to a .jar.
The server log looks like this:
"GET /gifar/gifar2.gif HTTP/1.1" 200
"GET /gifar/gifar.class HTTP/1.1" 404
"GET /gifar/gifar/class.class HTTP/1.1" 404
I tried it on Firefox, IE and Opera on Ubuntu 8.10 & Windows XP SP3,
also verified that all the correct files were in place.
Any ideas?
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: November 29, 2008 11:19AM
I successfully used a JPG+JAR running from Firefox, created with the command:
copy /b me.jpg + clock.jar gifar.jpg
Edit: looking at your post above, it looks like the JRE is searching for a main class file named "gifar.class", which I am assuming isn't the main class file you wanted.
Try specifying the class when you call the applet. I used something like this:
<applet code="clock.class" archive="gifar.jpg" width=300 height=200></applet>
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/29/2008 11:22AM by fjw.
Re: Security of allowing file uploads.
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Date: February 01, 2009 04:27PM
Hi Fjw,
In order to prevent uploads of jars hidden inside images, please take a look at my article at http://securethoughts.com/2009/01/easy-server-side-fix-for-the-gifar-security-issue/
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My X crashes every time I try to open the module editor from the Kicad suite's pcbnew layout editor.
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Look up the Giordano70 kit. All the 70 series ovens use that core, they simply have different enclosures. A proper Neapolitan vent will not retain more heat, it will actually lead to less heat retention due to a largely uninsulated portion of the oven, especially on an oven that small. Trust me, I have built and owned ovens with and without them. That said I highly doubt fornobravo has used an actual neapolitan vent and instead I am sure they have simply routed stainless pipe back over the oven and to the center with a couple elbows to give the LOOK of a neapolitan vent but not the function of one. Few people in this world even understand how they function.
Knowing their mindset pretty well I would bet there is insulation between the dome and vent on the Forno Bravo oven.
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Iris' Axew was the first Pokémon Iris was revealed to possess, and appeared alongside Iris in the film "In the Shadow of Zekrom!".
Axew first appeared in BW001: In The Shadow of Zekrom!, alongside Iris, where they witnessed Zekrom's thundercloud over Nuvema Town.
He was fully introduced in BW002: Enter Iris and Axew, where he was the first Pokémon that Ash scanned with his new Pokédex, although he was aiming it at Iris' hair and so wondered why it looked nothing like the Pokédex image. Axew struck up a fast friendship with Ash's Pikachu, showing that he is very friendly. Axew is shown to have a close bond with Iris, as she tried everything to rescue him from a Sandile's mouth in BW003: A Sandile Gusher of Change.
According to Cilan in BW005: Triple Leaders, Team Threats, Axew and Iris have perfect compatibility. He later watched Ash's battle against the three Leaders of the Striaton Gym. In BW006: Dreams by the Yard Full!, it is revealed that Axew's dream is to evolve into a Haxorus.
Axew has some childish traits about it, as shown in BW008: Saving Darmanitan From the Bell!, where he starting fighting with Pikachu because he thought Pikachu had stolen his food. It is shown in BW009: The Bloom Is on Axew! that Axew is a weak battler, as he cries even when hit by weak attacks. Despite this, he has a powerful attack, Dragon Rage. However, he hasn't quite mastered it yet, so when he uses it, the attack accidentally explodes everywhere instead of being fired at an opponent, which Ash and Cilan teasingly call "Dragon Sneeze", much to the annoyance of Iris. It is also revealed that Iris obtained Axew from a matriarch in her hometown (Dragon Village, as stated in The Bloom is on Axew) when he was a baby.
In BW036 he battles Georgia's Beartic but is easily defeated
After being told that he will be like a "big brother" to the Pokémon inside Ash's egg, Axew began dancing happily and accidently knocked the egg down a hill. It was saved by Pikachu before any harm could come to it. After seeing how aggressive Scraggy was, Axew kept his eye on it and was the first to realize when he had wandered off. After Scraggy was paralyzed by a Galvantula, Axew helped Iris find a plant that would cure him. Axew battled Scraggy the following day, with the battle ending in a draw. They had a second battle in BW020, but it ended after Axew attempted to use Dragon Rage.
In BW030: Dragon Master's Path! Axew learned to master Dragon Rage in a battle against Team Rocket.
In BW044: The Club Battle Finale: A Heroes Outcome! Iris used her Axew against Luke's Golett at the Don George Tournament and during the battle Axew learned the move Outrage which helped Axew win the battle.
Known moves
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Scratch | The Bloom Is on Axew! |
Dragon Rage | The Bloom Is on Axew! |
Outrage | The Club Battle Finale: A Heroes Outcome! |
Giga Impact | BW087 |
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A Japanese event would randomly distribute in-game representations of Cilan's Pansage, Ash's Pidove and Iris' Axew. Axew is always male and always has the ability, Mold Breaker.
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- Axew has some similarities with Ash's Gible, namely the way in which Axew charges up his Dragon Rage is very similar to Gible and his Draco Meteor.
- Axew and Gible both had difficulty mastering these Dragon-type moves.
- They are also both part of a three-stage evolution that retain their typing throughout all three forms.
- Axew is also similar to Ash's Caterpie:
- Axew has some similarities to Misty's Togetic:
- Iris carries Axew around in her hair and Misty carries Togepi around in her arms.
- They also both belong to the female character in the group.
- Axew has been revealed to have a crush on Iris' Emolga, as confirmed by Iris herself.
- Axew's dream is to evolve into its final evolutionary form, Haxorus.
- Although being the first pokemon owned by Iris to be seen on screen, it's actually the second pokemon to be owned by Iris, first being Excadrill.
- Axew has never used his new moves after the first time he used them.
- Axew is the only one of Iris's Pokemon that has always listened to her. Excadrill, Emolga, and Dragonite have all disobeyed Iris at some point.


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I would be highly annoyed if Chewbacca is dead in Ep7. I could care less about some book or comic book that came out years ago, the movies need to stand on their own. You can't kill off a main character like Chewbacca offscreen... well, technically you can, but it's just really poor storytelling.
If they need to toss out whatever stupid book Chewbacca died in and expel that storyline permanently from the Star Wars continuity, then so be it.
"To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up." - C.S. Lewis
Mayhew is an old man, maybe he doesn't want to commit to more movies. That said, the character of Chewbacca shouldn't be left out simply because of a bad idea in Vector Prime.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Vector Prime the book itslef wasn't so bad; but the whole NJO storyline, even though I recently learned it was supposed to follow Joseph Campbell's "Journey of the Hero," was so bad it makes me want to drop a moon on it.
Maybe Mara Jade, Mon Mothma, Ackbar, Madine, or Thrawn aren't dead, either.
Oh, sorry: SPOILER alert. Sincerely, the year 2007.
"That's what Sheev said."
The books needed to kill a pretty regular character to evoke that there was some danger going on in the SW universe. Else why read the books at all? - they all end up with everything "back to normal."
Personally, I wanted to see Han or Leia die eventually, too - like in some kind of blaze of glory - that'e especially Han's style.
It makes other characters left alive PASSIONATE for revenge at the very least - and they ACT on their feelings.
Chewbacca's death was in the initial installment of a 20 book New Jedi Order series.
I guess they didn't allow the Big 3 to be killed just in cast they made more movies - as we're seeing now.
But these appearances by Harrison, Fisher, and (less so) Hammil will be a lot like cameos and I don't think they will (or should) be the new trilogy's main characters.
Meet the Fockers was about Ben Stiller's character moreso than the in-laws or parents. Han, Leia, and Luke are the Fockers this time around.
Get it Focker?
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Initially, killing Chewie was a good idea. They needed to show that the characters were in danger, and most authors clearly had no idea what to do with him. (The novels usually seemed to coincide with him visiting family on Kashyyyk.)
Unfortunately, they blew it, when it became clear the other major characters weren't in danger. And when his sacrifice became pointless when (according to rumor) George Lucas thought it'd be confusing to have different characters named Anakin in the books and movies, and made them kill Anakin Solo (whom Chewie had died saving).
Tommy, close your eyes.
The books have always struggled to write for Chewie and Lando, so it was obvious that one of them was going to be the dead one, and the one who couldn't express himself through dialogue was the easier choice - despite it diminishing Han Solo as a character. And as Chux said, Having Chewie die for ultimately little reason ended up wasteful.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
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I much prefer this Steamworks to Valve's. And I don't even drink beer.
Steamworks is a gay sauna in Edinburgh...
I'm not sure if they run Linux though
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"When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."
This optimistic rule of thumb clearly applies at California's Edmunds St. John winery, where an exceptionally challenging vintage in 2002 produced a batch of Syrah so "difficult" that some wine makers might have thought seriously about opening a faucet and letting it run out onto the street.
It was "the kind of year that makes you feel like you don't know if you're coming or going," says wine maker Steve Edmunds, who owns and operates the Berkeley-based winery with his wife, Cornelia St. John.
"That's how the harvest seemed for us, that year," he wrote in the winery newsletter. "At first it seemed everything would be early. Then again, we had ten days in the middle of the month when nothing ripened. So it was either too hot or too cold. Lots of things cooked on the vine. We had raisins. We had high pHs. We had high alcohols. We had some fruit that never got ripe, because it turned so cool around the beginning of October. We didn't get any Grenache at all."
Until last month, Edmunds St. John had released only two 2002 whites and two reds: A Pinot Grigio and a delicious white blend called "Blonk!," the lovable "Bone-Jolly" Gamay and his under-$20 Rhone-style blend called "Rocks and Gravel."
The winery's sought-after single-vineyard Syrahs, however, which usually command prices in the $30 to $40 range - and deserve it - are AWOL in the 2002 vintage.
Steve explains: " ... almost all the rest of what we made that year, some 30 tons of Syrah, from some of the best, most well-regarded Syrah sites in California, were blended together, and put into a big tank, where they stayed. For a long time. Languishing in the shadows. Syrah from the famed Durell Vineyard. From Bassetti Vineyard. From Parmelee-Hill Vineyard. From Wylie and Fenaughty Vineyards. This blend was like some big, awkward kid that can't quite seem to do anything right, and so you just don't put any pressure on him, you just give him some space, give him plenty of time to just hang out. Check back in with him every now and again, and just let him know he's welcome to stick around until he's ready to do something else."
Four years and a winery move later, the big kid has grown up. Dubbed "The Shadow," shorn of the familiar vineyard names and bottled under an ominous-looking gray label, the quirky 2002 Syrah is going to market, and Edmunds has turned his "lemon" into a bold red wine that, priced to sell at under $12 a bottle, rates as one of my best values of the year so far.
Here's my tasting report. 'nuff said.
Edmunds St. John 2002 California Syrah "The Shadow" ($11.50)
This is a clear but very dark garnet color. Plums and a whiff of cherry brandy on the nose, warm spice and earthy nuances that hint at menthol, smoke and rare beef. Flavors are consistent with the nose, warm black fruit and subtle earth, with a shake of fragrant Syrah black pepper. Nicely structured with mouth-watering acidity and subtle tannins, it's a don't-miss buy at this price point. (Sept. 15, 2006)
FOOD MATCH: This robust red wine calls for red meat, and its spicy, layered complexity has what it takes to stand up to bold flavors. My offbeat response: Korean kal bi, thin-sliced beef short ribs marinated and braised in a moderately hot-and-spicy mix of Asian flavors.
VALUE: Simply put, at the winery retail price of $11.50, this is my best wine buy of the year, and I'll be amazed if a stronger value turns up.
WHEN TO DRINK: It's so enjoyable right now that it's hard to keep hands off, but bear in mind that it's a blend of sturdy, balanced Syrahs from vineyards known for producing ageworthy reds. Don't hesitate to cellar it for five years, or ten, if you have the facilities.
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6K Club 2013 EditionRe: 6K Club 2013 EditionA quick blast up Norton this morning. Was hoping to better my last time, but a nasty head wind, and no one to pace me up, meant a way slower time.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionGotta like the weather for riding lately, today was overcast, light winds and a nice ride to newcastle
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I guess they don't stop to have a drink or a chat on their ride? Must work on that. Graham
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionGreat weather in Canberra at the moment - high 20s, light winds.
Got out for a 30km dash today. I need to do some more early morning rides to catch the red arrow!
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I'am using Strava, I originally had the two bars, they suddenly disappeared? The ID number in stat monkey is different to my Strava number, although my kilometers are recording correctly.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionFor those in SE Qld, dont think we will scare the Strava much over the next 3 days??
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We have had a good run with the weather, the wet season had to start sometime I guess. Lisa
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionWet season? Tis just a bit of drizzle.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionA quick 40kms on the MTB this morning. Last ride before I am off to Hospital to have a stray piece of bone removed from elbow.
Hopefully it won't mean too long off the bike. The under bottom bracket make your Gopro dirty mount
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionGah, a week off the bike due to illness hasn't helped my efforts to stay ahead of the little red thingy.
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Managed to get a nice dry ride in this morning between showers ..... pushed 40+ gusts on the way to Scarborough though. Good luck to the 6kers doing the Audax Alpine this weekend. Instagram: https://instagram.com/grt046/
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The week my holiday to the gold coast starts...
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI'm way behind at the moment - but if every ride was like today's you'd never get me off the bike.
After a pleasant run around the Lake Burley Griffin here for the evening constitutional, I pull up to see the most incredible intense orange-purple sunset over the mountains, reflected in the waters. The winds that were ferocious earlier had completed died away. The cloud was high but diffuse, so the colour palette was smooth and brilliant spanning a wide arc - the colours reminded me of the sunsets we got in the months after Mt Pinatubo blew in 1991. Enough to stop the bike and watch for a few minutes. I'm alone, marvelling at that when I head the roar of approaching engines, and from over the trees six RAAF aerobatics planes swoop overhead and proceed to corkscrew, loop, and dive basically right above me for 15 minutes. I could see the sunset reflect off the bottom of the planes at the right angle. Then I hear music; I head up to the Australia Celebrates live concert on the lawns of Parliament House. The stage is a fair way down on the lawns there, but I head around the back of the crowd - to find myself 15 metres from a second stage right near Parliament House, where Jimmy Barnes and band are getting ready to sing Working Class Man. They're singing with in ear monitors and no stage speakers, so it's not quite as impressive and audio event up there as I might have hoped - but for a no-planning serependitious ride, I'll take it. I'm thinking sometimes Canberra knows how to turn on a party.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionWhat a talented photographer you are Norbs, you managed to capture my best angle The only thing missing on my custom kit was the following sign (next time): Thought it was a good chance to meet Norbs in person, both being in adelaide for TDU; missed him on wednesday on Corkscrew rd but managed to bump into him by chance amidst a crowd "estimated" to be 100k in Stirling. Some lovely riding over there, the hills are fun (see Norbs video of Norton Summit descent on 23/1/13) and everything so close. Good bike lanes in the city. The hills have helped me get into the green for my Strava climbing target. Going back to the original photo. that was at the end of Stage 3 in Stirling. The pros join the crowd in riding back down to Adelaide, Team Sky had no trouble overtaking me . A big pat on the back to the SA Police who did a great job controlling the crowd of riders, traffic and sorting things out when things went wrong (saw a rec rider down each day on some fast descents, police and ambulance very efficient). A great time in Adelaide, will certainly be back. Merida 903 from the LBS; Diesel engine
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Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionStarting to get some km's on the board now, will be ~50-70km behind from today and going overseas for a month. That will certainly make for a good challenge over the next few months.
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All went well mate. Should be back on the bike in a few weeks. Might even have a wheel for the cx bike fixed by the time I can ride again.
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Written by Randy Bolig on November 1, 2008 Building Your First Small-Block For Under $1,700Part 2, Bottom End Bolt Up
Last month, we introduced our plan to assist Young Gun Darrell Kunda in his quest to build a budget-minded small-block for his '66 Barracuda. When asked how much money he planned to spend, his reply was: "money?" yep, he's a car guy. we hatched a plan to use a '70-vintage 318 as the core of our build and set out to build a reliable, respectably powered small-block using an engine that many just toss away.
If you remember in our October '08 issue, we tore the engine down and found that either this engine had very few miles on it or it was well taken care of. Either way, we were in luck. So we prepared the block for re-assembly and will pick up this month with that in mind. In Part 2, we will show how we assembled the short-block.