  Dzhumadil'daev has classified all tensor module extensions of $diff(N)$, the
diffeomorphism algebra in $N$ dimensions, and its subalgebras of divergence
free, Hamiltonian, and contact vector fields. I review his results using
explicit tensor notation. All of his generic cocycles are limits of trivial
cocycles, and many arise from the Mickelsson-Faddeev algebra for $gl(N)$. Then
his results are extended to some non-tensor modules, including the
higher-dimensional Virasoro algebras found by Eswara Rao/Moody and myself.
Extensions of current algebras with $d$-dimensional representations are
obtained by restriction from $diff(N+d)$. This gives a connection between
higher-dimensional Virasoro and Kac-Moody cocycles, and between
Mickelsson-Faddeev cocycles for diffeomorphism and current algebras.
