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Skip to comments."Schiavo Case Said Little About 'Right to Die,' Much About Judicial Supremacy" (and INactivism!)
Posted on 05/17/2005 9:40:33 PM PDT by CHARLITE
Ironically, if Terri Schiavo's feeding tube had been reinserted and she had been allowed to live on, it would have done very little damage to the purported "right to die." It would have set no precedent for cases in which a patient has left written instructions, in which a patient's heart is unable to beat or lungs are unable to breathe without the aid of a machine, in which a patient was already suffering a terminal illness, or in which a patient's closest family members are united as to what the patient wanted. What made Terri's case stand out was not how typical it was of "end-of-life" issues, but how utterly unique.
While allowing Terri to live would have done little harm to the "right to die," the determination of her husband and the entire judicial system of the United States to kill her set some very dangerous precedents indeed. One is what it says about the role of judges in our system of laws.
Liberals who were cynical about legislative intervention in the case gleefully pointed out that the courts that heard various motions in the case could hardly be accused of "judicial activism." This term is often used by conservatives to describe judges who read into the law principles not evident from its language. Indeed, courts in this case might better be accused of "judicial inactivism"--an unwillingness to draw obvious conclusions from newly enacted laws if it might mean questioning the decision of a fellow judge.
The common thread, however, is judicial arrogance, judicial supremacy, and judicial tyranny. Defenders of the courts' refusal to intervene tout the constitutional principle of the "separation of powers" between the branches of government. They are less enamored with the concept that the three branches exercise "checks and balances" upon one another, except in a one-way direction (that is, when judges tell legislators to throw out the laws they have passed through the democratic process).
In the Schiavo case, the defenders of this judicially-mandated death argue that the Florida courts correctly construed the decision-making process which Florida law provides under such circumstances. Even if that is true, it was surely the prerogative of the Florida legislature to change that law in a way that provides additional protections for a fundamental right. The courts would then be under an absolute obligation to obey that law, because legislators write laws, and courts merely apply them to individual cases.
The courts, however, would have none of it. That's why, when Florida legislators passed a law in 2003 that would have granted Terri added protections, the Florida Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional. And when Congress passed a law in March giving federal courts jurisdiction to protect Terri's right to life, the courts simply refused to exercise it. Our branches of government are supposed to be co-equal, but in this case, preserving judicial supremacy over the legislative branch trumped all other considerations, including obedience to the rule of law.
Along with the "separation of powers," another principle gleefully trumpeted by the advocates of Terri's death is "federalism." Why, they wondered, do conservatives who normally defend the powers of the states now want to promote federal intervention in a court case already settled at the state level? However, the conservative concern about "states' rights" arises primarily when the federal government interferes with the states in one of two ways--by exercising a power that is not explicitly granted to it by the Constitution, or by denying states a power that is not denied them by the Constitution. In this case, however, the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says explicitly, "No person shall be ... deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law."
The precise question at issue in the Schiavo case was whether Terri was being "deprived of life ... without due process of law." Federal courts have a perfectly logical role in determining whether a state has violated such a clear-cut federal constitutional right. A case like this, in which "life" means "life" and "due process" means "due process," is a far cry from liberal judicial activism like Roe v. Wade. In the latter "life" means "only a life that is wanted by the mother," "liberty" means "abortion," and "due process" means "meeting the approval of liberal elites."
Judges must indeed be independent, but that does not mean that they are sovereign, with the power to write, interpret, and execute the laws. Granting them such power is a recipe for tyranny.
Who is Terri Schiavo? **S**
Never forget PING!
Thousands read and participated in the Terri threads. This evening, only 42 were interested enough to read the article.
I assure you, I will NEVER forget!
Char, I have full confidence that many more people read the title of this article and are still very concerned with this issue. There was no need to read the article because we know the details all too painfully. The title IS the message. I personally am a little frustrated about what to do to accomplish sorely needed meaningful change. I don't know if eliminating the judicial filibuster will help much. Something evil seems to happen to many judges when they're on the bench. An unchecked judiciary is NOT a good thing, and our congresscritters don't seem to have enough integrity to perform their constitutional balancing DUTY.
There is always room for argument, but for me, these are the three seminal, defining issues of our times:
-Men(ace) in Black? SCOTUS goes Rogue...--
-Useless Eaters vs The Death Cult--
-Thunder on the Border-- (Minuteman Project)--
A runaway Judiciary, is your life really your own, and can we keep our culture, country, and borders intact? The rest is mere commentary.
Excellent post.
Thank you for this post. Please do not get discouraged at apparent fading of this event. So different from other stories that come and go, the plight of Terri has touched hearts and continues to do so in a way we cannot yet appreciate.
Hidious evil has been unmasked by this event. People's lives have changed for the better because of what they now comprehend. Much emphasis has shifted to other levels, new email networks springing up, people waking up.
Terri's plight marks a sea change for how we view our country and our world in religious terms and in politics. I predict it will become more apparent as time goes by that much good will be manifest by Terri's suffering.
Remember Char, we've got different time zones and early to bed folks too. In general I must agree but let's not be so hard on us just yet.
Keep the faith.
I wouldn't get discouraged at that, the thread has a catchy
title, that helps, but it posted after midnight eastern, and
didn't make it onto the sidebar where most people scan for
interesting new articles. The sidebar adds about a 10X bump
to its visability. I think this one would have qualified
as an 'editorial' so it could have been put onto that sidebar.
Pinglists add another big bump too and our biggest pinglist'er
OfF has gone awol, we all pray she is OK.
My frustration over the way the nation seems to have moved on
matches yours!!
I will never cease to be extremely interested until justice is served
to every wicked person who either aided and abetted in her murder
or failed to spare her life.
Unfortunately, there seems to be a lack of leadership for where we
go from here and it is made all the worse by the fact that those who
do care are scattered all over the nation.
I'm praying that Mark Furhman's and Cheryl Ford's books will jump
start an action plan.
I did read yesterday about a woman who is still protesting at the intersection down the street from Woodside Hospice near the Winn Dixie
store that towed the cars of the protestors. People still care and want to
support and love the Schindlers, IMO!
*I'm praying that Mark Furhman's and Cheryl Ford's books will jump start an action plan.*
I agree, Lesforlife! I've already ordered Furhman's book and will also order Cheryl's book. Cheryl worked so hard to save Terri. I'm sure her book will be an excellent tool for getting more people informed on the issues and facts.
Did you see the Schindler's giving the new Pope a framed picture of Terri? I saw it on CNN. Thank Goodness for something positive in Terri's memory. The Schindler's looked real sad! I will NEVER FORGET TERRI.
Thanks again to each and every one of you for your replies, and for your obvious concern with Terry's legacy.
The euthanasia culture is celebrating right now because they won a battle and got Terri. But they haven't quite realized yet that good people like yourself and all those who heard about Terri and tried to help have now woken up to what they've been doing in the shadows all these years.
I think many of us had previously thought that our own individual experiences with end-of-life decisions for loved ones were just random, luck of the draw tragedies. But Terri brought out into public awareness the organized methods and mentality of the "quality of life" euthanasia crowd, and I think many are re-examining how their own stories fit in to the bigger picture (that they hadn't even realized was there before). Terri shone a spotlight on how the Deathies think and work, and I think most people instinctively, inwardly cringed, despite CNN telling them it was all just dandy.
The euthanasia movement may find the sunlight now shining on them to be not quite the victory they think.
.....and will you ever forget the grandstanding of George Felos, having the unmitigated GALL to come out in front of the bank of microphones and "report" to the world that in all of the time he'd ever known Terri Schiavo, "she has never looked so beautiful!"???
If this didn't wake us all up to the macabre, twisted mindset of these people, then nothing can, and if this is going to represent "life on earth,"......then we all would be better off dead.
I still can't believe it happened. I will never forget and I will never be the same.
God bless that woman! She is my hero.
The times when Mary Schindler BEGGED for her daughter's life to be spared HAD to have touched the hearts of all those WHO HAVE A HEART. It was excruciating to watch Mary suffer like that - the whole family.
Like I said, I still can't believe it actually happened. It's like a bad dream I once had but is etched in my memory forever!!
* Did you see the Schindler's giving the new Pope a framed picture of Terri? *
Hi Saundra - Yes, I saw the Schindlers on TV with the Pope too. It was great. I'm so happy they made the trip and got to see the Pope.
Here's a thread that has a few photos on it:
I still can't believe all the efforts to save failed. Even the Vatican spoke out against her Forced Death, but it wasn't enough. The Empire Journal has a very interesting article about Judge Whittemore.
Charlite, thanks for this thread about Terri. I try to read everything that is posted here about Terri.
That is sickening because I think he's the most hated man in America.
And your righteous hate will send him straight to hell!
If we keep being moved, I'll have to find somewhere else to do my thing. What's more conservative than stopping judicial activism that leads to judicial homicide?
Believe me, we are still active, just not getting traffic at FR because of placement. You should be glad you got to stay in news/activism.
There's a protest this Saturday afternoon outside of Hospice Woodside to emphasize that we have not forgotten. It starts at 4:00 pm until whenever. I've got to make yet another sign. It will be Saturday so we can park in the bank parking lot. A lady named Lisa has been protesting every single day outside Hospice since Terri died and we are going to join here on Saturday.
This was one of the complaints I had about the so-called Terribots who where so adamant about what was happening to her.
They were so and mean spirited in there responses to anyone who dared to differ with them.
Now that the 'story' has passed I bet the majority of these people have moved on to more important things.
There's a protest this Saturday afternoon outside of Hospice Woodside to emphasize that we have not forgotten. It starts at 4:00 pm until whenever. I've got to make yet another sign. It will be Saturday so we can park in the bank parking lot. A lady named Lisa has been protesting every single day outside Hospice since Terri died and we are going to join here on Saturday.
I followed the story pretty closely and didn't come to this conclusion. I know the court ordered her feeding tube removed but this was what her husband wanted.
It was removed atleast once and then Gov. Bush had Terri's law passed. Ultimately this law was ruled unconstitutional and then the courts proceeded to have her feeding tube removed as was originally intended, requested and granted at her husbands wishes.
Am I remembering the sequence of events correctly?
Howdy, friend.
As a nation, America now stands at the doorway to cannibalism (our legislators are actually pushing to legislate the exploitation of human embryo aged lives), unaware that such is before us and about to be embraced as 'enlightened application of medical marvels'.
And with government institutionalizing of embryo harvesting for body parts for treating older humans (and the stem cells of embryos are their body parts, the body parts of the earliest age in a human's lifetime), the next drop down the slippery funnel is 'therapeutic cloning' for 'donor matched' tissues.
No, my Freeper friend, we are already too far gone to acknowledge the stain(s) that besmirch our once great nation. Terri's execution, ushered along as it was through an out of control arrogant judiciary and witnessed by a disinterested populace, is but a symptom of a disease already killing the Republic. Sadder still, the patient and the 'attending physicians' are practicing shamanism when cardiopulmonary resuscitation and transplant surgery are called for.
And, it's worth a trip to visit www.theempirejournal.com frequently. Judge Whittemore had a conflict of interest but did not disclose it so that he could put Terri and her family and millions of supporters through more suffering of all kinds. (from TEJ)
J. Whittemore had no interest in a "de novo" hearing. He continued Terri's starvation-dehydration after running the clock out for approx. 10 hrs and two tortuous hearings for the Schindlers. Despicable.
2nd ping I promised you freepers. See you next week unless there's a bombshell. I hope "ohioanfromflorida" is okay. She's been awol. FV
Charlite, I forgot to mention... Notice the '**S**' at the end.
That is a common chat-room abbreviation for either SMILE or SARCASM, i dont recall which, but no matter, he didn't mean it the way you said.
Just remember what one in the Terri-haters-club the (WPPFF) Wannabe Pontius Pilates and Freeper Frauds said, and I'm just paraphrasing from memory...
Thanks so much. I was really referring to the very few readers for this particular article. During the height of the effort to save Terri's life, I saw threads with 2,500+ viewers. This one only found 40+ individuals who were interested in Terri Schiavo. That's why the "Who is Terri Schiavo?" rhetorical question was so symbolic of how vows of commitment are often quite hollow.
Thanks for your concern and support - for Terri's memory!
Char :)
Not among lawyers. The local bar association gave him a special award. Then they wonder why everyone hates lawyers.
The court ordered the removal of all nutrition and hydration from Terri Schindler, which meant NOTHING by MOUTH. The order never mentioned the feeding tube.
** "just wait till she [Terri] dies, the terri-bots [meaning us] will be so fragile that pushing them over the edge will be like taking candy from a baby" **
What an unbelieveable quote, FUE! Sounds like someone was delighting in the pain of others and making jokes about it. I have no words to describe that type of mindset, other than to say, it would be useless to try and reason with a person who was that cruel.
Just the use of the word *Terribot* tells it all and is meant to twist the knife a little deeper, into those who love the Schindlers and are mourning Terri, imo. If I see that word used in a post, I skip right over the post, knowing it's a troll, whose motive is to inflame and ruin the thread.
For now, people are trying to decide the best way to do something about it.
* The court ordered the removal of all nutrition and hydration from Terri Schindler, which meant NOTHING by MOUTH. The order never mentioned the feeding tube. *
I wonder if that fact has set precedent for not allowing a person to have food and water, who doesn't even have a feeding tube and can still eat by mouth. Interesting.
The progression of what is medical care has fallen over the clift. Actually even that has been happening for years under the cover of darkness. A friend of mine's grandma was dehydrated to death in the 70's by her doctor.
She begged for water, food and even ice chips, but the doctor had told the family it was not allowed. It took her about 10 days to die and it was NOT her choice. My friend can't believe her mom and aunt listened to the doctor and agreed with his orders. I asked what was put on the death certificate, thinking it would be something medical.
It was DEHYDRATION. Needless to say, I was shocked. I hope people have woken up to the fact that doctors are not gods and they should not be obeyed, like they are.
Pepper you are so RIGHT. I hope so too.
If I might relay a personal experience. When my father had cancer (this was in the mid 80's), as my mother was deceased, it was my responsibility to care for him, which I did gladly. It was an honor and a privilege, he was such a good man. I was 25 at the time.
A Catholic sister who came regularly to give him communion said to me, when I was upset by something that had happened, YOU are your father's ADVOCATE. Until that moment I had not realized that is exactly what I had been doing and the way I should continue to approach his care.
When his doctor made an error about the amount of injection medication to give him and went on vacation (I didn't have enough medicine and fortunately was able to convince the hospital pharmacy of the mistake and they gave me more), I told my uncle, my father's brother, about the doctor's mistake. My uncle responded that someone so educated would not make such a mistake. I told my uncle EVERYBODY is capable of making mistakes even doctors and explained to him how the doctor miscalculated. My uncle insisted the doctor would NOT have made that mistake (I can assure you my father would have disagreed with my uncle.) and was concerned that perhaps I was taking the drugs. I was incredulous. My uncle would rather have believed I was taking drugs (drugs have NEVER been a weakness or even a temptation for me) than that the doctor had made a mathematical mistake. It was then that I realized many people are of the erroneous opinion that doctors are infallible. This is one of the many facts of life I was to find astounding as a young adult.
There were many times throughout his illness that I had to advocate for the proper adjustment for his care as in more pain medication, and eventually pain medication delivered intravenously, etc. Had I NOT done so my father's suffering would have been far more severe. Fortunately, no one at that time suggested any measures to shorten his life. And had they, I would NOT have been fooled. But I understand from my conversation with my uncle many people might be.
I continued to care for my father at home (I had had some nursing training), despite pressure from a close family member, who had just put his father-in law in a nursing home, that I put mine in one, and despite pressure from the very same uncle I mentioned above (whose family cared for him at home when he became ill with cancer), that I put my father in the hospital. I had worked in both and knew I was capable of delivering better and more constant care. I NEVER doubted those decisions, but as time progresses and I read more and more horror stories regarding medical institutions, including the story you relayed, I am even happier we stuck to the original strategy we decided as a family before my father became so ill.
How sad for your friend.
"I wonder if that fact has set precedent for not allowing a person to have food and water, who doesn't even have a feeding tube and can still eat by mouth. Interesting."
Greer's order has most certainly established precedent and a MOST dangerous one. It was DELIBERATE and INTENTIONAL on Greer's part. Terri's case was used for this purpose by Euthanasia enthusiasts, and was ordained from the outset.
Our sincere thanks to all!! Keep us posted.
Saundra, the Terri Dailies got stuck in bloggers & personal. Nobody can find it. If someone is looking for the May 11th Dailies, please have them freepmail me and I'll ping them there. Thanks, floriduh voter
Les, we are joining protester Lisa Saturday at 4:00 pm at the intersection of 66th St. and 102nd Ave. N. and parking at the bank pkg lot. I don't know how many are going to be with her but I have another sign to make. FV
Thank you for posting links to those two articles.
I've heard that if you disagree with Greer or leaders who voted for Terri, he will get in your face, no matter who you are. Guess that's what happens when you go over to the dark side, you just keeping veering off track.
Greer's future: I'm seeing him flipping out at some point. Can you imagine being responsible for someone's death?
Once the awards stop, he's going to experience inner turmoil from his deliberate actions to starve and dehydrate Terri to death.
I agree. Greer will "flip out". He knows he blew it and most people know it, too. He made the fatal judgment error. Now he has to live with it. An innocent disabled American paid the price with her life.
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MEDORA—Taylor Lawalin had 10 points and eight rebounds as Cannelton beat Medora 49-36 in girls basketball Friday.
TELL CITY—Tell City committed 35 turnovers in a 57-43 girls basketball loss to Crawford County Friday.
CANNELTON—Cannelton boys basketball coach Brian Garrett hopes his team's quickness will make up for some rebounding and shooting deficiencies and a lack of experience.
LEOPOLD—Whether it was a shot or a pass could be debated but Forest Park used the same play twice in the final minutes to beat Perry Central 36-33 in girls basketball Thursday.
TELL CITY—Tell City won the 200-yard stroke/free relay as it tied for third place in its own girls swimming relay meet Saturday.
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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20040913 Firefox/0.10.1
Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20040913 Firefox/0.10.1
Restricted mode is an extra-security feature for programs running under Windows
XP that prevents them from doing some activities that are considered harmful.
E.g., adding items to the Desktop, or, according to
http://blogs.msdn.com/aaron_margosis/archive/2004/09/10/227727.aspx (the blog of
a Microsoft employee), accessing the user's profile at all.
Firefox refuses to start in this mode. No error message appears, it just dies
immediately. If you uncheck the "Protect my computer..." checkbox, Firefox
starts normally.
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
To recreate (must use Win XP - I'm using SP2),
1. Right click a shortcut for Firefox. On the Shortcut tab, press the Advanced
button and select the checkbox, "Run with different credentials".
2. Double-click the shortcut.
3. Click "OK" in the RunAs dialog.
As an alternative, can right-click the shortcut, choose Run As, and click OK
(the checkbox is checked by default).
Actual Results:
Firefox does not start. It disappears from memory immediately. I coulnd't even
see it in the task list.
Expected Results:
It should have started. It works fine when you uncheck the "Protect my
computer..." checkbox.
I've got most of the security settings dialed up. E.g., Data Execution
Prevention, not running as an administrator, etc.
I think Startup and Profile System is a better Component for this bug. This is
somewhat similar to 245583, but here Firefox doesn't start (the other one deals
with the wrong profile).
Well, you kinda nailed it. Unlike IE, we don't store settings in the registry,
we store them in the user profile. Which is why its not going anywhere.
If you also specify another location for the firefox profile (-profile "C:\foo")
then that might work.
Perhaps Firefox could load a set of default values if it can't open the
profile? "Protect my computer..." is a very nice feature, it would be great to
have Firefox work with it.
When someone is running in this protected mode, it's possibly (likely) because
they're going to access a website(s) that they feel may be dangerous to their
system. I agree with the above comment but would like to expand on it; what
about opening Mozilla in a kiosk-like mode with a default set of values that are
reasonable; ie; no bookmarks, history, stored cookies (memory-only would be
acceptable, if not neccesary), cache, etc.
Maybe even bring up a dialog that informs users that it can't find/access the
profile, nor can it create one, so it's running in fail-safe mode. This would
also come in handy for those times when the profile becomes inaccessable for a
variety of other reasons.
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Let's make this the "protected-mode Firefox" bug.
Re comment #4. Let's move away from dialog boxes, and show a different home page with a warning instead.
On Vista Firefox should obviously use Vista protected mode, but on other versions of Windows, you can use something called DropMyRights (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/security/securecode/columns/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dncode/html/secure11152004.asp) to reduce your level of privilege.
There are issues with updating in reduce-rights mode, see bug 303595.
Good read on what ie7 does on vista:
Not sure how much we have to do immediately on FF since UAC blocks most (if not all) writes to protected areas even while admin.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-GB; rv:22.214.171.124) Gecko/20061204 Firefox/18.104.22.168
It should be noted that the program DropMyRights also causes the program (FF 2.0)to fail with the following command switch:
U (Untrusted) gives the following error: "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142)...
The the denied SIDs are found on table 4 here:
shows how protected mode in ie renders a dangerous bug almost completly harmless it still can crash browser but cant infect computer
Firefox vulnerable to same bug as ie cept Firefox is more dangoures on vista then ie for the curser exploit
I already tried setting Low Mandatory Label to firefox.exe and it mostly works but still has some issues:
1. The warning if I want to launch the executable (firefox.exe);
2. Interop with other apps is broken: other apps try to launch another instance of Fx instead of passing arguments to already running one; most apps launched from Fx (Download Managers, editors, etc..) sometimes fail to work as they inherit Low Integrity mode.
*** Bug 325685 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
See also bug 387248, similar bug for Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard).
With regards to Comment 10, I've been using Firefox with DropMyRights (set to the next level of security up only, not the most secure mode) for over a year, with both Firefox 2 and 3, and I've had no real problems.
The only issue I can think of is launching .exe files where you need a greater level of privileges to install them, but that's rare (and I think only due to badly written programs).
Sorry, to clarify Comment 16 - I've been running Firefox as a "normal user" when using an administrator account (as many people will be). This is a pretty quick win to implement I would have thought (as Firefox should definitely run in "normal user" accounts).
Working with lower levels of priviliges is more problematic - when trying to run as a "constrained user" the firefox.exe process doesn't appear to even appear in the Windows task manager and running as an "untrusted user" causes a windows Application Error message saying it failed to initialize properly.
(sorry for bug spam, I didn't think my previous comment was clear enough)
I don't think Microsoft has a published an API for just any program to use "Protected Mode." I believe Microsoft's "Protected Mode" is intended to only apply to IE7 and IE8.
What we could do is roll our own solution.
(In reply to comment #18)
> I don't think Microsoft has a published an API for just any program to use
> "Protected Mode." I believe Microsoft's "Protected Mode" is intended to only
> apply to IE7 and IE8.
> What we could do is roll our own solution.
It's based on running at a lower integrity level. Firefox, with a few minor tweaks can execute in this type of environment but a lot of stuff doesn't work right.
Future work on this is waiting on process-per-tab.
(In reply to comment #19)
> (In reply to comment #18)
> Future work on this is waiting on process-per-tab.
Which bug is that? The process-per-tab name is inaccurate, since we can't afford 300+ processes (neither can Chrome or IE). Process isolation is a better term but not great Suggestions welcome, mainly I'm concerned about setting false or naive expectations. Chrome uses processes to protect your OS including local filesystem from web content. It does not process-isolate each origin from every other.
(In reply to comment #20)
> (In reply to comment #19)
> > (In reply to comment #18)
> > Future work on this is waiting on process-per-tab.
> Which bug is that? The process-per-tab name is inaccurate, since we can't
> afford 300+ processes (neither can Chrome or IE). Process isolation is a better
> term but not great Suggestions welcome, mainly I'm concerned about setting
> false or naive expectations. Chrome uses processes to protect your OS including
> local filesystem from web content. It does not process-isolate each origin from
> every other.
> /be
Bug 452272. The exact details of what is to be implemented really haven't been discussed heavily yet.
Just an FYI, but Chrome doesn't assign a new process to a tab unless that tab is actually doing something, like displaying a web page. So saying that every tab has it's own process, is not 100% true. To prove this, you can go and open up Chrome 220.127.116.11 right now with 300 tabs and there will only be 2 processes shown in Vista's task manager. Now when you start loading up those tabs with websites, you'll start seeing new processes spawned in task manager.
I see two ways to go. We could follow IE and run everything in a lower-trust level "protected mode." That's what this bug report proposes. On the other hand, we could use sandboxing. That seems to be the more modern technique. It is used by Webkit browsers like Chrome. Microsoft's proposed "Gazelle" browser would also use sandboxing.
A sandbox that doesn't run at reduced privileges is pointless, afaict, and IE doesn't run everything in a lower-trust protected mode. If it did, it would be very hard to save files, use the clipboard, or drag and drop.
Are there WebKit browsers other than Chrome that have sandbox implementations?
As mentioned above by other commenters, what we can do for Windows Vista (as well as Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, etc) is run certain processes at different integrity levels.
Here is a PDF from Symantec that details the integrity levels, and some other links.
Every process is assigned an integrity level by the OS.
"High" integrity allows write access into program folders. The parts of the installer that need to write to those folders can use this integrity level.
"Medium" integrity allows write access into user-specific folders. The parts of Firefox that write data to cache or to preferences can use this integrity level.
"Low integrity" allows write access into only the "low" subfolder of Temporary Internet Files", etc, and into limited registry keys. Most of Firefox could run in this integrity level. In doing so, we will have confined any exploits that might stem from one of these processes to this integrity level.
The Symantec article says, "A process cannot interact with another process that has a higher integrity level." This means we would need inter-process communication between processes as appropriate.
We could use one process as the sandbox gatekeeper, so to speak. When Firefox starts, we could launch a medium-integrity process that launches other prcoesses (such as Gecko), usually at low integrity. A medium integrity process can launch a low integrity process, but not the other way around. The gatekeeper would always be running, and thus keeping it small would be prudent.
If it were possible, maybe we could start a low integrity process that had access to the user's Firefox cache folder, for example. We could then also limit the cache process to a low-integrity process.
(After some research, "sandboxing" refers to a variety of different techniques, rather than a specific one. IE's "Protected Mode" involves various techniques, including using integrity levels.)
*** Bug 536731 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Flag|blocking1.9- |
Ruben, please stop removing flags like that one above. It's not in your scope. Thanks.
(In reply to comment #27)
> > What |Removed |Added
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Flag|blocking1.9- |
> Ruben, please stop removing flags like that one above. It's not in your scope.
> Thanks.
Ok, sorry, won't do it again.
Any new developments on this bug?
interesting link on how to implement low integrity level quickly on firefox
Internet Explorer 7 Protected-mode vs Firefox (2008)
*** Bug 557734 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
We should rename this bug to "Implement a sandbox for Firefox", or something like this.
See https://wiki.mozilla.org/Features/Security/Low_rights_Firefox
bug 730956 may be a dupe of this
We're coming up on 10 years for this security feature request. IE and Chrome implement it. Any updates on Firefox implementing it?
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 925570 ***


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We got pick up from the hotel as scheduled and transported to the Hato Bus terminal, from where we took the tour bus.
We ride for about 2 hours until we reach the Nikko Tosho-gu temple. We took this tour during the month of January, however I would strongly recommend to do it during spring or summer. As to get inside some part of the temple is required to take off your shoes, the outside cold make it a little uncomfortable.
After Nikko Tosho-gu temple, we took lunch at a Japanese restaurant. The lunch was very delicious.
We did a brief stop at Lake Chuzenji. The scenery if great, but we had not spend too much time outside due to low temperatures.
The last stop was at Kegon Falls. I recommend to take the elevator to the lower level. Around the parking area, souvenir shops and restaurants can be found.
The bus ride back to Tokyo took another 2 hours. We end our tour at Shinjuku area in Tokyo.
Doing what: Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
The guide Anne was very friendly, extremely fluent in English and very knowledgeable about the area of the tour. She took us throught the maze of Shinjuku and Kabukicho, which to be honest would have been quite overwhelming without her as a guide. Although the tour said no food or drink would be included, we actually were provided with squid balls wonderful seafood delight in Japan, fantastic to see them made and at the Golden Gai bar stop, a drink, very good value.
All in all, although this trip costs just over US50 per person, it is a wonderful tour for memories as the tour takes in all the sights you would possibly not see with a very knowledgeable guide who explains all aspects of the area.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
We had a great time on the tour. Our tour guide was great and would highly recommend it for anyone visiting Shinjuku for the first time
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
Great tour.
This tour is probably better in the fall so you could see the fall foliage. However, I visited in April and it is still very nice to see the shrine. The waterfall was less than spectacular. The bus dropped us off at Shinjuku at 6:30PM. The trip to Nikko was nice especially if you would like to see the countryside.
Doing what: Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
It was a very informative tour and a good introduction to Shinjuku and Kabukicho. There were only three of us on the tour. We got to see quite a bit in two hours. On our walk through Shinjuku, we visited a video game arcade, a pachinko parlour, and a department store selling anime fashions. We also walked by a capsule hotel on our way to the Hanazono Shrine and Golden Gai.
In Kabukicho, we walked by numerous bars and all the neon signs. We had our photo taken by the arch marking the entrance to Kabukicho and walked by the famous Robot Restaurant. Last stop was for a snack of takoyaki.
The tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this tour.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
The bus picked us up at the hotel and then took us to the bus station where we changed over for the Nikko tour - it was pretty straightforward and even though there were lots of tours leaving from the same location, the tour group was very well organized.
It took a couple of hours drive but we finally arrived at the Nikko Toshogu Shrine UNESCO site of the Tokugawa shogun. Gorgeous place out in the middle of the mountains. Lots of fantastic architecture and carvings. We got to see the origin of the see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil monkey carvings. I left the tour for a little while to go to one of the gardens, Shoyoen Gardens near the Rinnoji Temple while everyone else was touring the Toshogu temple. I finally caught up with the rest of the tour. After that, we went to a restaurant for a Japanese lunch, lots of dishes that I didnt recognize but they were mostly excellent.
After that, we drove to the Lake Chuzenji but there was so much rain and fog that we couldnt see very much. Lots of switchbacks so it was clear that we were very high up but fog, yeah. Then, we went to the Kegon Falls which was also in the fog. It did part a few seconds so we could see the waterfall but after that, we just drove back to Shinjuku station and the hotel.
I thought the tour was excellent really, lots of info, lots of beautiful scenery even in the rain and I'd recommend it to anyone thinking of taking it.
Doing what: Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
great tour. got to see a lot of the great things that make Shinjuku such a popular area of Tokyo!
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
Wow! This tour was one of the best photo classes I've ever had. The two instructors were great and took us to some prime locations in Shinjuku and Shibuya that provided amazing material to photograph! I've never done anything like this type of tour, and highly recommend it to anyone who comes to Tokyo!
Doing what: Tokyo Night Photography Tour
This tour was great! The guide on the bus to Mt Fuji was very informative and provided all sorts of trivia beyond what most people expect on a coach tour. We lucked out and visited Fuji on a super clear day, but cold day. Bundle up nicely if you're going during the autumn/winter months as it's much colder once you start gaining altitude. The stops may be short for some, but keep in mind that the destinations visited are not typically done in one day. The cave was awesome as well. We were provided coveralls and a spelunker's helmet. Watch your step as the cave is frozen year round and the floor collects layers of ice. At one point in the cave, there is 0 visible light, which was thrilling when we all turned off our helmet lights for a few minutes. Our guide Utaemon, who grew up in the area, was very passionate about the nature and local geology of the tour and was very educational. After getting back to Shinjuku we went out on our own and lived it up in the bright city lights. 5 star plus.
Doing what: Mt Fuji and Aokigahara Forest Day Trip from Tokyo
An excellent guide who walked us around the inner workings of Tokyo not generally visited by tourists. We were informed about the history and cultural elements of Shinjuku. We have been Tokyo a few times but have never explored these parts. Definitely worth doing.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
This was a great tour to take as a first time visitor to Tokyo to get a highlights tour of what you want to see around Shinjuku ad Kabukicho. The tour was fast and furious with half the time spent with our guide on the phone sorting out issues for other people on our tour, but still gave us the confidence to then go explore on our own.
Tokyo at night is cacophonic and it's easy to be a bit overwhelmed. It was great to be able to know where we wanted to go and what we wanted to see. I recommend it to anyone who has never been before.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
David F USA
We enjoyed the tour and it did help us find out way around Shinjuku later. It was tough to hear our tour guide while walking and with all of the street noise.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and personable. By the end of the tour, you will have walked around the entire city of Shinjuku so wear good walking shoes. It was nice to see the city transform as day turned to night and the lights of this beautiful city came on.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
Good tour and particularly found imperial villa interesting. Tour was marred a bit by time it took to get back from Nikko on Sunday evening due to weekend traffic returning to Tokyo - congestion on freeways extended the return journey and didn't get back into Tokyo until after 8.30 pm - and dropped off at locations that some people were not familiar with. Choose another day than a Sunday if possible. The two return journey drop off points were Shinjuku and Ginza - why not return to the start point at Hamamatsucho which participants would be familiar with?
Doing what: Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
Definitely a trip worth doing to get a look into the inside alleys of Shinjuku and Kabukicho. It would have been nice to have a guide who is more interactive and sharing bits of interesting information. Fluency in English seemed a bit of a problem and maybe this hindered greater interaction
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
We thought we were being picked up at the hotel but fortunately we didn't have far to walk to the pick up point. Once we arrived at the tour office it was chaotic and had to ask several times about which bus to board. However, once we were settled everything went smoothly. The day was very pleasant and enjoyed the tour and the traditional lunch.The tour finished at Shinjuku station which suited us as we were staying at Shinjuku; however, if you have never been to this station before, make sure the guide gives you specific directions on how to find the JR line platform to return to your hotel. If still in doubt ask someone, as the Japanese are wonderful in helping tourists find where they need to go.
Doing what: Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
Covered some interesting areas in Shinjuku / Kabukicho. Learned a few things I would never have known through online research!
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
Preface: I live in Japan and wanted to take my visiting parents somewhere for a day trip without having to do much planning or making them walk too much.
The reviews for this tour were almost all five stars which led me to take the leap and book my first bus tour ever. Here are my impressions on how it went:
-Our guide Keiko was very friendly and spent a good 1.5 hours on the return trip helping each person find their way back to their hotels and provided maps from the two drop-off points Shinjuku or Ginza.
-While not amazing, for a foreigner visiting Japan for the first time the food presentation and variety at lunch was rather good.
-Some of the explanations on the way to Nikko were good about Japan, Japanese language, etc.
-Keiko checked the road conditions during lunch and we were able to go to Lake Chuzenji and Kegon Falls even though that's usually not an option this time of year.
-Free drink due to having to wait, though organizing this with the restaurant was a hassle.
-Unlike Hato Bus tours, it's English only on the bus which is why I paid for more this than have to share a bus with another language group Chinese.
-The departure time is listed as 9:00 and we are asked to arrive twenty minutes early so I arrived around 8:35. At which point they said the departure time is actually 9:15. No problem, we will just wait a bit longer. We got on the bus around 9:20 but since 8 people still hadn't arrived we had to wait. Finally 6 of the 8 people came just before 9:40 with the other two apparently cancelling. This led to the trip to Nikko taking nearly four hours due to the very bad traffic. No offense but if you are that late you should be left behind and not cause the other 32 people a couple hours of their day.
-Because of the delay, the guide was flying through the first part of the tour at Toshogu Shrine and I could make out maybe 10 words total through the earpiece as she was so far ahead so the connection was poor. My parents and I quickly gave up and walked around on our own. Unfortunately, due to the delay we only had about 60 minutes to walk around instead of 100 so we were unable to visit the Crying Dragon section.
-We only had 40 minutes at the Kegon Falls and 15 minutes at Lake Chuzenji. 40 minutes is enough for the falls but if you want to take the elevator down and see everything it's a bit tight.
-Again, the guide Keiko was friendly but she seemed quite new at this. Personally I prefer a guide who tosses a few jokes in here and there and gets the group going instead of just talking with us listening the whole time.
-I was expecting better fall leave conditions considering what the guide said on the way there.
-I wasn't upset about it but many people complained about the 10 minute bathroom break on the way back between the three hour drive as it was barely enough to run to the bathroom, get a drink at the vending machine and rush back to the bus.
-I'm unsure if anyone else could speak Japanese on the tour but the conversations between the guide and bus driver were rather interesting in that you could hear that she was stressed about certain things along the way.
-We were on the bus for 7 hours in total and had less than 2 hours of actual sightseeing.
Overall it's not a bad tour for someone who has never been to Japan or Nikko but for the price you don't get all that much either. The departure time should be 8:00 to give you a bit more time to enjoy everything and possibly miss some of the morning traffic.
Doing what: Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
The guide told us nothing about the history of the area, nor did she point out key sites/places of interest, so it was really just a stroll around the Shinjuku in the evening, which I could have done myself! Overall, I was quite disappointed.
Doing what: Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
The guide was increadibly repetitive. For example, when driving thhrough Shinjuku, every sentence started with "Shinjuku is...", instead of varying the commentary with phrases such as "This area..." or "That building...". After a day of this sort of commentary you can imagine how annnoying this was. I just put my iPod on and tried to drown her out. She also made an increadibly insensitive comment that the 4000 homeless people in Tokyo were not a significant issue as they represented a small proportion of the population.
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This week: Our Open Engagement series draws to a close with an interview with conference organizers Jen Delos Reyes and Harrell Fletcher.
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Vancouver based photographer Dina Goldstein's new series Fallen Princesses takes a look at the classic fairy tale heroines of our youth from the vantage point of our later years and finds things not exactly as we remember them.
"As a young girl, growing up abroad, I was not exposed to Fairy tales. These new discoveries lead to my fascination with the origins of Fairy tales. I explored the original brothers Grimm's stories and found that they have very dark and sometimes gruesome aspects, many of which were changed by Disney. I began to imagine Disney's perfect Princesses juxtaposed with real issues that were affecting women around me, such as illness, addiction and self-image issues."
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Yoko Ono while returning to Montreal on Tuesday to unveil an art exhibit celebrating the week 40 years ago she famously stayed in bed with her husband John Lennon in a hotel room high above downtown Montreal and slept in about peace died of massive trauma to the head when the "Yes Painting" complete with ladder & magnifying glass fell on her.
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Drove 320 miles from Columbia, MO to Santa Claus, Indiana. As we were driving through St. Louis, we stopped at the Arch, which was right near the St. Louis Cardinals baseball stadium. Briefly visited the museum under the Arch, and then had lunch at Caleco's. Stayed at an adorable campground/RVpark called Lake Rudolph in Santa Claus, Indiana, which as you can guess, is a Christmas-themed ...
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This place is really quite dated and really needs to be upgraded. The menu is varied but I would recommend the Chinese food at this restaurant. It is family friendly and casual.
Ordered chicken cashew nut with chicken fried rice was alright nothing special to many green peppers wish there was orange peppers in it. Bf ordered mah burger n fries gravy was the smallest cheap frozen patty. Service was good polite friendly but no refill on my childass size glass of water.
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