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Ellen looks much younger than 51, she and Portia make a great couple.
I can't believe she's 51, either! She truly looks a ton younger.
Who knew Ellen was 51...wow. She looks AMAZINGLY good. :-)
The comedians always look younger than they are. Chris Rock is turning 44 and you can't even tell. I think it's all the laughter.
Wow! I am glad to see proof you age better by living a happy relaxed life, without surgery or crazy diets. Madonna take note!
She looks great at 51. I saw her birthday show yesterday and it was great.
She looks amazing at 51!
Ellen is 51? OMG. I feel old now. I still remember seeing her on an Evening at the improv in the early 80's. Holy smokes! She looks great for 51! Living life by your own rules has done wonders for her. I'm so happy for this couple!
Happy Birthday Ellen! Her & Portia look great :)
i CANNOT believe that she's 51. she looks amazing!
Wow she looks fantastic, and fantastic for 51!
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Today, NSS refuses to "import" or "decode" certificates that contain
unknown critical extensions. This is exactly as the standards say it
should. NSS does not understand policy extensions, and so it rejects
certificates that contain critical policy extensions.
This is now a problem for certain mozilla users, in particular users
in Korea. Many Korean's CAs have critical policy extensions in their
intermediate CA certs and in the EE certs they issue to their users.
The Korean government reportedly requires these policies in the certs
used when citizens interact with the government, and (?) in citizens'
email signing certs.
There is a project now under development to add policy processing to
NSS. This is a very large project. Several developers have been
working on it for more than 12 months now, and there is still much
to do. Policy support is expected to be complete in NSS in 2006,
but the work to add full support to mozilla (and other NSS-based apps)
will not begin until then. I expect that it will be about a year
before policy extension support is fully implemented in NSS and mozilla.
This is discouraging for Korean users.
So, I am proposing a radical solution for the Korean users. I expect
(some of) my fellow PKI developers to dislike this proposal and will
not be shocked if it is rejected.
I propose to mark all 3 types of Policy Extension OIDs as being supported
in NSS. This 3-line source code change will mean that NSS will no longer
reject certs with critical policy extensions, but will ignore those
extensions in those certs. It surely does not conform with the letter
or the spirit of the standards for policy extensions (e.g. RFC 3280).
But it does allow users of certs with critical policy OIDs to use
mozilla while waiting for full policy OID support to arrive.
I think a case can be made that ignoring the policy extension OIDs is
acceptable in the browser. Here's that case. It appears that policy
extensions are intended to be used in a "closed" environment, wherein
all the participants (clients, servers, peers) and their applications
adhere to a single policy model (which defines a small set of known
policies). In that model, the application wishing to determine the
validity of a cert chain tells the cert path validator (code) "I will
accept this cert chain if it conforms to any of the policies whose
OIDs are listed here." If the cert chain does not claim conformance
to any of the application's listed policies, it is treated as invalid,
as it would if the signature was invalid, or if it was issued by an
untrusted issuer.
That model works fine for single-purpose applications, such as banking,
and in closed environments, e.g. for signatures used in all forms of
interactions with one's government. But a browser is not a single
purpose application, and it is not used exclusively in any one closed
environment. It is not used only for banking. Citizens of one country
do not use it exclusively to interact with the government of their
country, not even in Korea.
So, I submit that in the context of a browser, or internet email client,
the proper model is not for the application to list the allowed policies
for each action, and let the validator decide if the chain honors any of
those policies, but rather is for the validator to check the chain and
say "here is the set of policies that this chain claims to honor --
decide for yourself if any of these is good enough." Then the browser
could display those policies (lots of hand waving here about how that
happens), and the user could decide if the policies are adequate to his
immediate purposes.
For example, when dealing with his government, the user can look to ensure
that the web server claims to follow the Korean Government High Web Security policy. When receiving a signed email from a fellow countryman, the email
reader can check that the email signature claims to honor the Korean
Government High Security Email policy. (I just made those policy names up
to illustrate the idea.)
This approach means that NSS need not *enforce* policy oids. And if NSS is
not going to enforce them, then it seems logical that NSS need not treat
them an unknown (for criticality purposes).
I will attach a patch for NSS 3.11 that makes the proposed change.
With this patch, and when bug 321584 is fixed, mozilla will work
satisfactorily for the Koreans, I believe.
Patch forthcoming...
Created attachment 207059 [details] [diff] [review]
mark cert policy extension oids supported
With this patch in place, and the fixes for bug 321584 in place,
I am able to import all the Korean CA certs and PKCS12 files that
were received as examples.
While developing this patch, I (re)discovered that NSS has two tables
that claim to be the set of known cert extension OIDs.
They are badly out of sync.
The two tables list non-identical sets of known policy OIDs.
One table says the cert policy extensions are not supported.
The other says those extensions *are* supported. (sigh)
The problem with the incorrect policy OIDs being incorrect and marked unsupported is a known one. We fixed it last summer on the NSS_LIBPKIX_BRANCH . See bugzilla 300929 .
The standard that you are referring to, RFC3280 - doesn't imply that NSS should fail to "import" or "decode" any certificate that contain unknown critical extensions . RFC3280 only implies that the certificate validation should fail if unknown critical extensions are encounted .
I'm fine with relaxing the restrictions on importing certs with critical extensions. After all, people can use PKCS#11 tokens in non-NSS applications, and put the certs in themselves, even if they have critical extensions that NSS doesn't understand.
I think it doesn't make sense for the NSS decoder to fail either just because there was an unknown critical extension. Only the path validation should fail, if the algorithm doesn't know about the critical extension.
In NSS 3.12, we will have a new PKIX implementation that understands policy extensions, but it will only be exposed through new API calls. The current API calls (CERT_VerifyCert*) will still be present, but will still not understand policies. These old calls will only be migrated to the new PKIX implementation in the future .
In the context of having 2 PKIX implementations, it really doesn't make sense for the critical extension check to be at the decoder step. It will always be wrong half the time if it's there.
This is no different than the problem we have with AuthorityKeyID anad SubjectKeyID extensions currently in our single PKIX implementation. We support these extensions for certs only, but not CRLs. But the OIDs for these extensions are the same whether they are included in certs or CRLs, and we have a single "supported extensions" table for both certs and CRLs. So, we allow the CRLs to be decoded, even though the code doesn't support AKID/SKID in CRLs. This causes failures later on in signature verification, but for other extensions it might be completely ignored.
I think these 2 examples show it's time we get rid of the critical extension checks at decoding time. The decoder should not fail if unknown critical extensions are present. However, the PKIX code definitely should fail until it is changed to understand them.
It seems to me we've had this discussion before: bug 277797
Currently NSS checks for critical extensions when decoding a certificate (which we usually do before importing it). I thought we had a discussion on the idea of failing the verification if we run into an invalid extension, and we were in general agreement until Nelson pointed out a corner case which I forget. Unfortunately I can not find the bug with that discussion.
There is a work around, which involves checking for the existance of the oid in a pluggin, and if it doesn't exist, create a dynamic entry for it.. At that point the certificate would import correctly.
I don't remember that discussion at all - I wasn't on the cc list.
Nelson, do you remember what the corner case was that made you favor not moving the critical extension check from the decoding to the validating step ?
No, I don't recall the corner case at this moment, sorry.
That discussion was long ago. Perhaps I will recall it soon.
But for purposes of this bug, merely moving the test from import time
to cert validation time doesn't address the need being expressed.
The customer's need is for the certs bearing these critical extensions
to work, to pass validation, as if they were not marked critical
(or as if NSS fully understood and implemented policy extensions).
We believe that NSS 3.12 will have new code to support policy extensions,
although it is not clear (to me) whether that new code will be fully
integrated into the first release of mozilla/FF/TB that uses 3.12.
This RFE proposes to provide an interim workaround (*hack, cough*)
to be used until libPKIX is integrated, that essentially ignores the
critical flag in policy extensions, thereby allowing the particular
Korean certs to be used.
If that proposal is not acceptable in principle then I think we should
mark it WONTFIX, and not spend time moving the unknown-critical-extension
check from import time to validation time. Let's discuss this Thursday.
I don't think the proposal to ignore the critical extension is acceptable.
But with the two PKIX implementations in 3.12, we will still need to move the check for the critical policy extensions to some place other than decoding or import time.
Created attachment 210215 [details] [diff] [review]
patch that allows decoding certs with unsupported critical extensions, but fail to validate
I'm not sure if it's OK to add the hasUnsupportedCriticalExt member to the CERTCertificate. If not, we can add it to the STANCertificate instead.
I haven't tested this patch, but I think it should do the job.
In particular, it should allow SSL servers that don't do client auth, that have no export cipher suites configured, and that don't act as clients, to startup even if they have a cert chain containing those extensions.
Comment on attachment 210215 [details] [diff] [review]
patch that allows decoding certs with unsupported critical extensions, but fail to validate
>+ /* check if the cert has an unsupported critical extension */
>+ if ( subjectCert->hasUnsupportedCriticalExt ) {
>+ PORT_SetError(SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_CRITICAL_EXTENSION);
>+ LOG_ERROR(log,subjectCert,count,0);
>+ goto loser;
I'm rather certain that those last two lines above should be
replaced by this one line:
>+ }
I can't help bug wonder if there are other places where a check like
the one above needs to be inserted.
Created attachment 210302 [details]
zip containing cert and key DBs with certs containing policy extensions, for testing purposes
I tested the patch with the changes suggested by Nelson, and using the DB of certs I just attached.
I was able to start selfserv successfully with one of the certs :
./selfserv -d . -n signCert -p 2000
I can also connect successfully to the server using tstclnt from that build, as long as I override cert verification :
./tstclnt -d . -h monstre -p 2000 -o
The cert is only good for signing, and it is expired, so there is no hope of checking that tstclnt will correctly fail to verify for the reason of the presence of certificate policies.
However, I checked this successfully with certutil -V :
certutil -d . -V -n signCert -u S -b 051108111000Z
certutil: certificate is invalid: Certificate contains unknown critical extension.
This is the expected error.
Created attachment 210304 [details] [diff] [review]
patch update
This patch update has Nelson's feedback incorporated.
Bob, could you please review ?
In particular I would like your opinion about whether this bit belongs in CERTCertificateStr or NSSCertificateStr (Stan).
Comment on attachment 210304 [details] [diff] [review]
patch update
This patch is OK PROVIDED that it's OK for us to extend struct CERTCertificateStr. If not, then this patch is not OK.
Bob, please tell us if it's OK to extend struct CERTCertificateStr.
Comment on attachment 210304 [details] [diff] [review]
patch update
r+ for the logic.
Extending the CERTCertificate structure, is a riskier proposition than extending other structures. It's possible someone may have created code with either an array of CERTCertificates or created a static CERTCertificate on the stack.
On the other hand, making such a structure work is iffy at best (no Slot or nssCert will likely be associated with such a structure), so it may not be so bad. The only worry would be that we have not changed the size of this structure since we released NSS 3.2 (other structures like the slot structure we have extended a couple of time).
Putting it in the STANCert would be safest, but it really does belong in the CERTCertificate from a 'proper division of labor' point of view (which admittedly we currently don't have).
so that was wishy washy...
So my vote is to extend CERTCertificate, but I'm pretty sure I can handle the customers on my side that tried to create a static CERTCertificate.
If either julien or nelson has any doubts then we should go the safer route and put in NSSCertificate.
We may be able to use the authsocketlist field:
It is a pointer, so its size may be different from PRBool.
Note that we already recycled the authsocketcount field.
Without the authsocketcount field, the authsocketlist field
seems useless. (I assume authsocketlist points to an
array and authsocketcount is the number of elements in
the array.)
We unfortunately have product code that has a CERTCertificate on the stack and makes copies of the structure. It does not call CERT_VerifyCert on that stack object afterwards, but it is still a potential problem. The code was OK back in the days where our products were always running with the NSS version they were compiled against. But it's not OK now that it's no longer the case, and the product code didn't change.
I like the idea of replacing the authsocketlist field very much. We can use a union to make it the same size, as PRBool is never larger than a pointer. I think I will also named bits in an upcoming patch. This will give us room for at least 31 future extra option bits if needed.
I like the union idea, as well as the idea of turning it into a bit field rather than a full integer.
We should also consider using the pointer field to
point to a private certificate structure for future
Created attachment 210554 [details] [diff] [review]
don't extend the CERTCertificate structure, use a named bit field
This patch uses name bits and a union to keep the structure size constant.
I didn't feel like pointing to a separate structure because we already have that with the NSSCertificate if needed .
Comment on attachment 210554 [details] [diff] [review]
don't extend the CERTCertificate structure, use a named bit field
>+ struct {
>+ unsigned int hasUnsupportedCriticalExt :1;
>+ unsigned int :0;
Is that last line valid?
It has no variable name, and its size is zero bits.
I've never seen such a declaration before.
Do all our c compilers allow it?
What purpose does it serve?
>+ /* add any new option bits needed here */
>+ } optionBits;
r=nelson. But I suggest dropping that one strange line.
Comment on attachment 210554 [details] [diff] [review]
don't extend the CERTCertificate structure, use a named bit field
r+=relyea echoing nelson's comments.
Comment on attachment 210554 [details] [diff] [review]
don't extend the CERTCertificate structure, use a named bit field
>- struct SECSocketNode *authsocketlist;
>+ union {
>+ void* apointer; /* was SECSocketNode* authsocketlist */
>+ struct {
>+ unsigned int hasUnsupportedCriticalExt :1;
>+ unsigned int :0;
>+ /* add any new option bits needed here */
>+ } optionBits;
>+ } extraOptions;
The comment should say
"was struct SECSocketNode *authsocketlist".
I suggest that we shorten 'extraOptions.optionBits'
because the union and struct are only there to preserve
the size of the CERTCertificate structure. I would use
just 'u.s', but you may find 'options.s', 'options.bits',
or 'options.flags' more readable. (In C99, the union
and the struct can be made anonymous, so we could just
say subjectCert->hasUnsupportedCriticalExt.)
I also suggest that we take precautions to ensure that
when we add new bitfields, the size of the union remains
the same as the size of a pointer. Depending on whether
we assume a pointer's size is at least 16 or 32 bits, we
can list all of the 16 or 32 bitfields now, with most of
them named 'unusedx':
struct {
unsigned int hasUnsupportedCriticalExt :1;
/* add new option bits by replacing
* unused bitfields below */
unsigned int unused14 :1;
unsigned int unused13 :1;
unsigned int unused0 :1;
} optionBits;
And add an assertion in NSS initialization like this:
CERTCertificate cert;
/* New option bits must not change the size of CERTCertificate. */
PORT_Assert(sizeof(cert.extraOptions) == sizeof(void *));
An alternative to 15 or 31 unused bitfields is to use a
15-bit or 31-bit bitfield to reserve the space:
struct {
unsigned int hasUnsupportedCriticalExt :1;
/* add new option bits by replacing
* reserved bitfields below */
unsigned int reserved :15;
} optionBits;
Created attachment 211321 [details] [diff] [review]
remove union and use PRUptrdiff
re: comments #20 and #21, the "unsigned int:0" line is valid.
It tells the compiler to pad the bitfield to the size of an unsigned int.
I believe all our compilers support it. I tested HP, Solaris, AIX. However, what we really want is to pad to the size of a pointer rather than unsigned int. So, I updated this patch to use PRUptrdiff instead of unsigned int in the bitfield declaration. This removes the need for the union. This also makes it unnecessary to add reserved bitfields as in comment #23.
In order to check that we aren't changing the CERTCertificate structure size, I added the assertion suggested by Wan-Teh in comment #22 . It should be tripped during the debug build in shlibsign if the structure size is changed.
Comment on attachment 211321 [details] [diff] [review]
remove union and use PRUptrdiff
Hmm, never mind, AIX likes the "unsigned int:0" syntax, but not "unsigned long:0" . It complains that the bitfield type can only be signed int, unsigned int or int ... sigh.
It turns out ANSI C requires bit field types to be int. C++ allows any integral type. Most compilers except AIX support the other integral types for bitfields even in C programs. Unfortunately there is no option in the AIX compiler to support this extension in C. I tried all the possible values of /langlevel .
Created attachment 211333 [details] [diff] [review]
this should be the last patch, hopefully.
Comment on attachment 211333 [details] [diff] [review]
this should be the last patch, hopefully.
The patch looks good. Thanks.
I highly recommend removing the unnamed
bit-field of width 0. Its purpose is to
make the next bit-field begin at the
edge of the next allocation unit. Since
there are no bit-fields after this unnamed
bit-field of width 0, it's not useful here.
>- struct SECSocketNode *authsocketlist;
>+ union {
>+ void* apointer; /* was SECSocketNode* authsocketlist */
Please add 'struct' to the comment.
Created attachment 212058 [details] [diff] [review]
patch as checked in
Checked in to the tip :
Checking in lib/certdb/certdb.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/certdb/certdb.c,v <-- certdb.c
new revision: 1.77; previous revision: 1.76
Checking in lib/certdb/certt.h;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/certdb/certt.h,v <-- certt.h
new revision: 1.34; previous revision: 1.33
Checking in lib/certhigh/certvfy.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/certhigh/certvfy.c,v <-- certvfy.c
new revision: 1.46; previous revision: 1.45
Checking in lib/nss/nssinit.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/nss/nssinit.c,v <-- nssinit.c
new revision: 1.71; previous revision: 1.70
And to NSS_3_11_BRANCH :
Checking in lib/certdb/certdb.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/certdb/certdb.c,v <-- certdb.c
new revision: 188.8.131.52; previous revision: 1.76
Checking in lib/certdb/certt.h;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/certdb/certt.h,v <-- certt.h
new revision: 126.96.36.199; previous revision: 1.33
Checking in lib/certhigh/certvfy.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/certhigh/certvfy.c,v <-- certvfy.c
new revision: 220.127.116.11; previous revision: 22.214.171.124
Checking in lib/nss/nssinit.c;
/cvsroot/mozilla/security/nss/lib/nss/nssinit.c,v <-- nssinit.c
new revision: 22.214.171.124; previous revision: 220.127.116.11
I changed the bug summary to reflect the fact that, in the end, we allowed
NSS to "import" (store) certs with unknown critical extensions, but we did
not allow it to pretend that it decoded them correctly.
Note that we deliberately did NOT do the same for CRLs.
Created attachment 256007 [details] [diff] [review]
The patch I originally had in mind
This patch provides a way to build NSS such that
a) NSS's OID table knows about every cert and CRL extension OID defined
in RFC 3280, and
b) optionally, through conditional compilation, the unsupported RFC3280
extension OIDs that compliant implementations are required to implement
can be marked as supported, so that we don't reject certs that bear them.
Yes, I know this breaks a major rule of FRC 3280 and is anathema to me
and my fellow security colleagues, but sometimes we have to do things to
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Book DescriptionIn the first half of the twentieth century, Theodor Adorno wrote about the 'culture industry'. For Adorno, culture too along with the products of factory labour was increasingly becoming a commodity. Now, in what they call the 'global culture industry', Scott Lash and Celia Lury argue that Adorno's worst nightmares have come true. Their new book tells the compelling story of how material objects such as watches and sportswear have become powerful cultural symbols, and how the production of symbols, in the form of globally recognized brands, has now become a central goal of capitalism. Global Culture Industry provides an empirically and theoretically rich examination of the ways in which these objects - from Nike shoes to Toy Story, from global football to conceptual art - metamorphose and move across national borders. This book is set to become a dialectic of enlightenment for the age of globalization. It will be essential reading for students and scholars across the social sciences.
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Publish Date: 1-Mar-2007
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Global Culture Industry, Hardback (February 2007)
In the first half of the twentieth century, Theodor Adorno wrote about the 'culture industry'. For Adorno, culture too along with the products of factory labour was increasingly becoming a commodity. Now, in what they call the 'global culture industry', Scott Lash and Celia Lury argue that Adorno's worst nightmares have come true.
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aeo An original contribution to debates now at the core of social and cultural theory. aeo Brings together the themes that Scott Lash first broached a decade ago, this is the authors definitive statement in social and cultural theory. aeo An original contribution to debates now at the core of social and cultural theory.
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WASHINGTON — Liberals' love of recycling extends to their ideas, one of which illustrates the miniaturization of Barack Obama's presidency. He fervently favors a minor measure that would have mostly small, mostly injurious effects on a small number of people. Nevertheless, raising the minimum hourly wage for the 23rd time since 1938, from today's $7.25 to $10.10, is a nifty idea, if:
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If you think government should prevent two consenting parties — an employer and a worker — from agreeing to an hourly wage that government disapproves.
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If you think government policy should encourage automation of the ordering and preparation of food to replace workers in the restaurant industry, which employs 43.8 percent of minimum wage workers.
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If you do not care that there are more poor people whose poverty derives from being unemployed than from poor wages. True, some of the working poor earn so little they are eligible for welfare. But an increase in the minimum wage will cause some of these to become unemployed and on welfare.
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Howdy, Trashmii! Welcome again to episode 1 of the new season of Couples Therapy. I have to say, I've never watched this show before. But when Ronnie said Taylor Armstrong and Jon Gosselin were going to be in it – how could I pass this up? America's #1 Grifter and People's Douche of the Year Emeritus in one show? Gold. Gold!
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Taylor goes on to say that Russell was being sued when he died, and all her assets were frozen. Oh, that must be why she wrote that book . . . She then tells us "it took a year of being alone to figure out who I was", but doesn't tell us who that was. Con artist? Scammer? Liar? Just my first thoughts.
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Let's hope Kim, Kyle, Carlton, Brandi and Joyce are in there too.
Taylor goes on to say her biggest problem is PTSD (honey, we've all got PTSD!), and she's afraid John will turn out like Russell. She's not going to plan the wedding until her (their?) issues are resolved. News flash, John: Taylor's issues will never be resolved. Run away now. The sex can't be that good, can it?
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He was born in Lumbini, in modern-day Nepal. His mother, Queen Maya, died a few days after his birth, leaving him to be brought up by his father, Suddhodana, a king or tribal chief, who had three palaces built in honour of his newborn son. His father wanted to shield Siddhartha from religious teaching and knowledge of human suffering, thinking that this would allow him to become a strong king.
But, at the age of 29, Siddhartha left his palaces to meet his subjects. His father tried in vain to remove all signs of poverty and suffering, but to no avail. On his first outing Siddhartha saw an old man – until then he knew nothing of the trials of old age. On further visits he met diseased and dying people. Greatly disturbed by what he had seen, Siddhartha fled from the luxuries of his palaces to live as a monk, begging for food in the streets. He then became a hermit and, with the help of two teachers, learnt how to meditate and to still his mind.
Next, Siddhartha and five companions tried to find enlightenment by the total denial of all worldly goods, including food – at one time they ate no more than a single leaf or nut a day. After collapsing in a river and nearly drowning, Siddhartha discovered what came to be known as the "Middle Way" – a path towards enlightenment (liberation of the atman) that could be accomplished without the need for extremes, whether of self-indulgence or self-denial.
After receiving the gift of some rice pudding from a village girl, Siddhartha sat under a tree until he found the Truth. After 49 days of meditation, aged 35, he at last attained enlightenment, and from then on became known as the Buddha, meaning "awakened one".
For the next 45 years the Buddha journeyed by foot around the plain of the Ganges River, in north-east India and southern Nepal, teaching his doctrine to a wide range of people, from royalty to terrorists and beggars. After making thousands of converts, he died at about the age of 80, perhaps of food poisoning.
Buddha's teachings were really an extension, or popular interpretation, of many traditional Hindu beliefs. They were of enormous appeal, especially to the poor, for whom there was little hope of social or material improvement. The Buddha explained how by following his "Four Noble Truths" and the "Noble Eightfold Path", these people could rid themselves of inner desires and free their spirits to eternal liberation without the involvement of any priest, king or other intermediary.
Another prince who lived at about the same time as Gautama also renounced his kingdom, and is said to have attained spiritual enlightenment after wandering for 12-and-a-half years in deep silence and meditation. This man was known as Mahavira, meaning "great hero", and he became the 24th and last prophet ( tirthankar) of the Jain religion.
Jain scriptures were written over a long period of time, but the most popular work was written by an Indian monk called Umaswati more than 1,800 years ago. In his Tattvartha Sutra, or Book of Reality, the main aspects of Jainism are set out, identifying its central belief that all life, both human and non-human, is sacred.
For Jains, there is no justification for killing another person, however greatly provoked or threatened. They refuse all food obtained by unnecessary cruelty. Jains are vegetarians and avid supporters of animal welfare. In many Indian towns today animal shelters are run by Jain people. Root vegetables are avoided, as harvesting them destroys an entire plant, whereas fruit, such as an apple, is acceptable, as picking it will leave the tree unharmed.
Non-violence, religious toleration and respect for nature are cornerstones of the Jain philosophy, which, like Hinduism and Buddhism, is concerned with liberating the individual's soul through enlightenment accomplished through a series of codes of conduct that involve taking five vows: of non-violence to all living things ( ahimsa); truthfulness ( satya); non-stealing ( asteya); chastity ( brahmacharya); and detachment from material possessions ( aparigraha).
Beyond war: two rulers who taught the idea of living at peace with man and nature
Neither Buddhism nor Jainism would have had nearly such a big impact on human history were it not for the patronage of certain rulers in the secular world. By about 500BCE, 16 different kingdoms, known as the Mahajanapadas, divided the Indian subcontinent, from modern-day Afghanistan in the west, to Bangladesh in the east.
Most of these kingdoms were consolidated into India's first empire by Chandragupta Maurya who ruled c320BCE to c298BCE. Unlike the Chinese example, India's itch to centralise was less to do with internal power struggles between kingdoms and more a response to threats from outside, in the form of Persian and Greek armies that, from about 500BCE, started harassing Indian frontiers, especially in the north-west. By 303BCE, Chandragupta is reputed to have had an army of some 600,000 men, with 30,000 cavalry and 9,000 elephants. But towards the end of his life he gave it all up and became a Jain monk. Eventually, it is said, he starved himself to death in a cave.
While Chandragupta established the Jain religion as the preferred philosophy of the most powerful ruling family in India, it was his grandson who had the biggest impact of all. Ashoka the Great, who ruled from 273BCE to 232BCE was, to begin with, as ruthless and violent as any imperial monarch, controlling his empire through the threat of force. Indeed, the name Ashoka means "without sorrow" in Sanskrit.
But, shortly after the end of one of the biggest and bloodiest wars of the time, he underwent a profound and complete conversion. The Kalinga War ( c265BCE–263BCE) ended with the famous Battle of Kalinga, which left more than 100,000 people dead on the battlefield. On the day after the battle, Ashoka walked out across the city where, as far as his eye could see, the only sights were burnt-out houses, dead horses and scattered bodies. "What have I done?" he cried.
From that moment on Ashoka is said to have devoted his life and his reign to non-violence. He became a devout Buddhist and over the next 20 years dedicated himself to spreading the message of this powerful religion. Prisoners were freed and given back their land. Ahimsa, the Buddhist doctrine of non-violence, was adopted throughout his domains, forbidding the unnecessary slaughter of animals. Hunting for sport was banned, branding animals was outlawed and vegetarianism was encouraged as official policy.
Ashoka built rest-houses for travellers and pilgrims, universities so people could become more educated, and hospitals for people and animals alike throughout India. As many as 84,000 monuments and monasteries ( stupas and viharas) were erected for Buddhist followers, many of them built at places associated with the life of the Buddha.
His most lasting legacy is probably the Edicts, which were engraved on the dozens of sandstone pillars that were erected throughout what is now Pakistan and northern India. Written in the widely spoken language of the ordinary people, Prakrit, they popularised Ashoka's beliefs in the Buddhist concept of righteousness ( dharma). Their inscriptions provide details of his conversion after the Battle of Kalinga, as well as his policy of non-violence towards all living things: "I have made provision for two types of medical treatment. One for humans and one for animals. Wherever medical herbs suitable for humans and animals are not available, I have had them imported and grown... Along roads I have had wells dug and trees planted for the benefit of humans and animals." (Rock Edict number 2.)
Ashoka sent missionaries to every king and court he could. He wanted everyone to know about the Buddha's message. They travelled as far as Greece, Lebanon, Egypt, Burma and Sri Lanka. The first Egyptian Buddhist colonies in Alexandria date from this time. Ashoka promoted a new notion of kingship, in which a ruler's legitimacy was gained not from the generosity of a divine god, but by advocating Buddhist ideals, establishing monasteries, supporting monks and promoting conflict resolution.
Following Ashoka's reign, Buddhism spread far and wide. His twin children Mahindra and Sanghamitra settled in Sri Lanka, converting its rulers and people to Buddhism.
By 100CE, Buddhist monks had established a foothold in China, where their teaching fused with a similar philosophy called Taoism, founded by a philosopher called Laozi who lived at the time of the Hundred Schools of Thought. His book, called the Tao Te Ching, described how violence should be avoided at all costs, and how individuals should rid themselves of strong emotions and desires through stillness and meditation. (It is ironic that in an attempt to find an elixir for immortality in c850CE, Taoist monks discovered how to make gunpowder.)
Ashoka's influence now looks more powerful beyond India than within it because, by about 1300CE, Buddhism in India had declined into a relatively minor religion, marginalised by a resurgence of Hinduism and the onset of Islam.
From China, various brands of Buddhism spread to Korea, Vietnam and Thailand. By 538CE its message had reached the islands of Japan, and, by the ninth century, Borobudur, in Java, where an immense cluster of Buddhist temples remains to this day. The shrines of Angkor Wat in Cambodia were built 300 years later which, although Hindu in inspiration, include extensive Buddhist sculptures. This religious complex, the apex of a highly religious civilisation, is now buried deep in the jungle, spread across 40 square miles.
The brightest modern example of a Buddhist kingship takes us back up into the Himalayas. Today the kingdom of Bhutan, nestled high in the mountains, is home to just over 650,000 people. A Buddhist monk called Padmasambhava is reputed to have brought the Buddha's teachings to Bhutan and Tibet in 747CE.
Jigme Singye Wanngchuck, fourth King of Bhutan, who ruled 1972–2006, stated that Gross National Happiness is more important to his people than Gross National Product – putting the concerns of social welfare, environmental preservation and cultural protection above economic growth.
In a unique echo of Ashoka's edicts, the small, spiritual society of Bhutan is today still attempting to place material and spiritual well-being alongside the preservation of the natural environment.
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When the season began, if you tried to guess which Los Angeles Angels hitter would be all the talk as the Texas Rangers prepared for a July showdown series, you would have assumed it would be Albert Pujols.
But as Rangers manager Ron Washington entertained questions in advance of this weekend's series in Anaheim, there was not a mention of Pujols. It was all about a couple of young players: Mike Trout and Mark Trumbo.
Washington managed both of them at the All-Star Game, and he came away plenty impressed.
"They are two very professional guys," Washington said before Wednesday's game in Oakland. "They are very confident and dangerous. They are always smiling. They love the game. They got all the attributes to be stars and that's what they are right now."
Trout, who doesn't turn 21 until Aug. 7, is leading the league in hitting with a .355 average. Washington said his two plate appearances in the All-Star Game left an impression.
"They brought in (Aroldis) Chapman and he was throwing 100-101 and (Trout) was laying off that stuff," Washington said. "When he threw it in the zone, he got his bat head in there."
Trumbo hit 29 homers last year, but he had a .254 average and a .291 on-base percentage. This year he's already hit 26 homers and he's lifted his average to .311 and his on-base percentage to .361.
"I don't know whoever said he was just a home run hitter last year," Washington said. "When we faced him, he beat us many ways. He hit balls between first and second, down the line. This guy stays on the ball. He has a short stoke. That's why he generates all that power."


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Renowned civil rights pioneer Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., who was a keynote speaker at the March in Washington in 1963 and a leader of the march on Selma in 1965, will deliver Elms College's 84th commencement address. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 16, at the MassMutual Center in Springfield.
Founded in 1928 by the Sisters of St. Joseph (SSJs), College of Our Lady of the Elms is ranked in the top 25 Best Regional Colleges in the North in the U.S. News World Report 2015 rankings, and among the best Catholic colleges by BestColleges.com.
Lewis' personal and political focus on civil rights fits perfectly with Elms' commitment to social justice. As commencement speaker, he will deliver a humbling and inspiring message for the Class of 2015 to carry into the world. After all, he lives that message every day: "Whenever I have a tough vote in Congress, I ask myself what would leaders of courage do? What would King and Robert Kennedy do?" he recently wrote in an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times. "What is the right thing to do? What is the fair and honest thing to do?"
"We are honored to have Rep. Lewis as our commencement speaker this year," said Elms College President Mary Reap, IHM, Ph.D. "His message of peaceful protest in pursuit of social justice is a powerful message for our diverse group of graduates, many of whom represent the first generation of college graduates in their families. The connection between Rep. Lewis and the Sisters of St. Joseph also makes him a particularly appropriate speaker."
In Selma on that Sunday in 1965, Lewis and Hosea Williams set out with more than 600 peaceful protesters to demonstrate the need for voting rights in Alabama by marching to Montgomery. But as they started across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, state troopers halted them with an attack so brutal it became known as Bloody Sunday. Worldwide media coverage, including broadcasts and published photographs of the attack, led to the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Recently, the story of the march was made famous again in the Hollywood film Selma.
Less well-known is the fact that nuns from the Sisters of St. Joseph of Rochester treated the injured protesters at Good Samaritan Hospital, which at the time was the only hospital in Selma that would serve black Americans. The sisters helped save Lewis and many other members of the peaceful demonstration after the police attack.
The mission of the SSJs is to "work that all people may be united with God and with one another," and helping in the civil rights movement was one way in which the SSJs of Rochester lived that mission. With a similar goal of serving social justice, the SSJs of Springfield founded the school that became Elms College, and infused that school with a focus on social justice that continues to this day.
Lewis, too, has remained committed to human rights and, despite more than 40 arrests and severe injuries from beatings during the movement, dedicated to nonviolent activism. He led the Voter Education Project to add nearly 4 million minorities to the voter rolls, among other achievements, and he has served as U.S. Representative of Georgia's Fifth Congressional District since 1986. He has received numerous awards from national and international organizations, including the highest civilian honor granted by President Barack Obama, the Medal of Freedom.
2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the Selma, as well as the 50th anniversary of Voting Rights Act. Such milestones serve as a poignant reminder that we all have to stay committed to education and social justice, to remember how far we have come, and to keep working for social justice in all its forms.
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He proved a reliable deputy in his first season at the Lane, 2014-15, and when Hugo Lloris picked up an injury against Leicester City in March, 2015, he went on to start our next three Premier League matches. He played 14 times that season in total, including five matches in our run to the Capital One Cup Final.
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