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Board Index > General Chat > Whipping Post > Manchester bombing intel leak
Author: Subject: Manchester bombing intel leak
Are leaks like this out of self interest to the leaker(s) or would you say it is intentional to create problems for the administration?
US leak of Manchester attacker's name strikes new blow to intelligence sharing
Naming of Salman Abedi by 'US officials' hours before it was announced by UK authorities is latest in series of leaks that may damage credibility with allies
David Smith in Washington and Ewen MacAskill in London
Tuesday 23 May 2017 16.20 EDT
Last modified on Thursday 25 May 2017 09.34 EDT
American officials have been criticised for leaking the identity of the Manchester bomber before British police officially named him.
Salman Abedi was identified in media reports that attributed "US officials" as the source even as their British counterparts remained tight-lipped.
The disclosures renewed concerns over leaks from Donald Trump's administration two weeks after the US president revealed classified information, apparently from Israel, to Russia's foreign minister in a White House meeting. Critics warn that US allies may be less willing to share intelligence in the future.
Although UK journalists had Abedi's name, the UK government and Greater Manchester police declined to confirm it more than two hours after it appeared in the US press. Earlier in the day, the government indicated it might not release the name at all on Tuesday because the investigation was continuing.
On Monday night, a correspondent for America's ABC network tweeted: "Leading theory is Manchester was a suicide bomber, US senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation tells @ABC."
On Tuesday, CBS and NBC were quick to name the suspect believed to have blown himself up following an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena as 22-year-old Salman Abedi. The Reuters news agency, an international organisation with headquarters in London, also published the name, citing "three US officials", before British police made it public.
The Trump administration's apparent indiscretion seems likely to cause consternation in London and could raise questions about future cooperation in the long term.
Thomas Sanderson, director of the transnational threats project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies thinktank in Washington, said the disclosures would be irritating to the British. "Suddenly you've got 10,000 reporters descending on the bomber's house when maybe the police wanted to approach it more subtly," he said.
Sanderson warned of ill judgment and lack of discipline in the White House. "This is a leaky administration. What does that mean for sharing information we need to going forward? The UK and Israel are probably our two biggest sources of intelligence. Now they're thinking, 'Is this going to cause us damage every time we share?' Then you have to calculate every piece of information."
Perry Cammack, a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, added: "I don't think in and of itself this episode will do lasting harm; I sense this was a miscommunication. But the context is that we're in the midst of a political crisis in Washington of the first order. The institutions are leaking at an unprecedented rate. It feels like things are under stress here."
Asked if the UK would be less willing to share information in future, Cammack, a former state department official, replied: "I hope we're not at that point yet and I suspect we're not. There are broad relationships that are personal in many cases but I'm sure people are paying attention. It is happening in the context of quite a turbulent time in Washington and, if it goes on indefinitely, there is some scope for partners to reevaluate the integrity of information."
Frustration in the UK was expressed by professor Lawrence Freedman, who was a member of the official inquiry into the Iraq war. "US seems to have been passing stuff from last night to their journos. It will get to the stage where UK officials will stop sharing," he tweeted.
Freedman, professor of war studies at King's College, London, was asked in a tweet why the US would have disclosed the name. Freedman replied: "An American colleague suggests simple indiscipline. Showing off what they know."
In spite of Freedman's warning that the UK might withhold information in the future, it is unlikely as the UK is the main beneficiary of the intelligence-sharing relationship.
President Trump calls for DOJ investigation into alleged Manchester leak
[ABC News]
ALEXANDER MALLIN
ABC NewsMay 25, 2017
President Trump on Thursday called for a Department of Justice investigation into an alleged leak of British intelligence information from its investigation into the Manchester bombing.
In a statement sent out upon his arrival at the NATO Leaders Summit in Brussels, President Trump called the alleged leaks -- which he says were from "government agencies" -- "deeply troubling."
"These leaks have been going on for a long time and my Administration will get to the bottom of this," Trump said. "The leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security."
President Trump to meet leaders of NATO, which he once called 'obsolete', in Brussels
Angry UK to confront Trump on leaks as NATO leaders meet
Trump: 'I never mentioned' Israel to Russian officials in Oval Office meeting
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said she would be confronting Trump directly at the summit following the publication of forensic photographs from the site of Monday night's bombing in the New York Times, subsequently published elsewhere including ABC News.
It is not clear where the photos came from.
The episode follows last week's revelation that Trump personally divulged highly classified information in an Oval Office meeting with the Russian Foreign Minister that could have compromised an Israeli intelligence asset.
White House officials have said the leaked details of that meeting by intelligence officials are similarly under investigation. Trump denied that he mentioned Israel in the conversation and said he had an "absolute right" to reveal the information.
His national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, said that the president did not reveal intelligence sources or methods.
President Trump said should the individual who leaked the Manchester photographs to the New York Times be found, they "should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
"There is no relationship we cherish more than the Special Relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom," the president said.
In a statement, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he shared the president's concern and had already been in contact with British Home Secretary Amber Rudd Wednesday.
"These leaks cannot be tolerated and we will make every effort to put an end to it," Sessions said. "We have already initiated appropriate steps to address these rampant leaks that undermine our national security."
The CIA and Office of the Director of National Intelligence have not responded to ABC News' request for comment.
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I'd think they were leaked to stoke fear by an Administration that is clearly intent on banning Muslims from entering the U.S.
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This thread is poised to go off the rails.
It wasn't just the name of the terrorist it was forensic photos published in the NYT that were also leaked.
I don't believe this is easily pinned on somebody in the administration wanting this information out there for some reason or another. Not everyone that is a "US official(s)" has been hired or appointed by the current administration anyway so not everyone in the government could potentially be motivated as suggested.
But, you'd let the 9/11 hijackers in again, right?
I thought you didn't want Muslim countries mad at us?
How many people you think got that particular set of pics and info directly from British intelligence? C'mon now.
I would assume there is a normal flow-chart of sorts with intel sharing and then disseminated to a number of US security professionals to better analyze, corroborate and assist to the best extent possible. NSA, FBI, CIA...
The UK and US are among the closest intelligence partners in the world, with the UK's surveillance agency, GCHQ, sharing information with the NSA, MI6 with the CIA, and MI5 with the FBI. But the lines are not rigid and information is often shared more widely.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/may/25/uk-police-stop-passing-info rmation-to-us-over-leaks-of-key-evidence
It's always fascinating who gives who the benefit of whatever doubt.
...And who doesn't
There's been active sentiment on the Red Team to paint all Muslims as terrorists since the smoking gun would be a mushroom cloud. There's no way that plays into it now, when the Red Team has more political power than ever? Wish I was that optimistic.
I am not beyond blaming anyone for ulterior motives. Trump or people on "his team" have been quick to call things terrorism in the past before all the facts were not known. So I will concede they are not above trying to capitalize on some event to further an agenda. I'm not seeing that in this case.
I wonder how many leakers there actually are. Are they the same ones doing it? Are there new ones that decide to start leaking? It is kind of fascinating to know how it works or on what scale it is, but so disturbing and troubling at the same time.
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Michael Moore is starting something called Trumpileaks. I cannot imagine what will be coming out.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/why-im-launching-trumpileaks-a-letter-f rom-michael-moore_us_5936949ae4b013c4816adee7
Ya can't make this stuff up folks. Well somebody could, but we don't do that.
https://michaelmoore.com/TrumpiLeaks
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Figures released today (March 29) appear to show the UK is rapidly collapsing as a renewable energy hub.
Apparent fear amongst private investors over the Conservative lead coalition's position on renewable power seems to have completely stalled what was a rapidly growing market, according to the figures.
World-wide statistics released by the influential American Pew Charitable Trust claim the UK's private investment in clean energy fell by 70% in 2010.
The drop in UK funding comes depite figures for the rest of the world where, overall, investment grew by 30% to a new record of $243 billion in 2010.
It also means Britain's position among G-20 leaders slips from fifth in 2009 to an unlucky 13th.
China remains the global leader attracting a record $54.4 billion in equity in 2010 a 39% increase.
Germany came second, up from third, doubling financing to $41.2 billion and for the first time, India moved into the top 10, with $4billion in investment a 25% increase.
"With a new government in the United Kingdom, investors appear to have taken to the sidelines until there is more certainty in the marketplace," said Pew's clean energy program director Phyllis Cuttino.
"Our research consistently demonstrates that strong policy attracts investments. Nations like China, Germany and India, which all saw an increase, were attractive to financers because they have national policies that create long-term certainty for investors."
Solarcentury's head of public affairs, Seb Berry, said the results were hardly 'surprising'.
He said: "Worryingly, there are few signs ministers are heeding the warnings from investors.
"In less than ten months the new Government has turned the fledgling UK solar industry literally upside down with its ill-considered and frankly shambolic fast track review.
"Ministers are living in a dream world if they think that their shock U-turn on the feed-in tariff won't have consequences in terms of other policies or the general standing of the UK in the clean tech investor community."


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Her part-time job at National Jewelers had ended when the store closed.
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The office would change locations two more times before ending up at its current location, 138 Harding Way West.
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Voting Day Survey Shines Light on 2022 French Presidential Election
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During the first round of the French Presidential Election on Sunday, April 10th, Harris Interactive and Toluna conducted a Voting Day survey that interviewed over 7,000 French citizens. Jean-Daniel Lévy, Senior Vice President of Harris Interactive France and Director of Politics and Opinion Department, shared his insights over live broadcast with media partners M6 and RTL.
Jean-Daniel, can you explain to us what the Voting Day survey is and what it does?
We launch this study on every election day in order to understand the motivations, dynamics, and major themes that drive French citizens' votes—beyond just the result itself. The study is carried out in its entirety on the same day and includes a very large sample—an expertise of ours—so that we can collect data that portrays the actual voting behavior of French citizens as accurately as possible. This also allows us to understand the motivations of those who abstain from voting, which is becoming an increasingly important issue in French elections.
Can you walk us through the results of the first round?
The first round of the election has concluded, and the verdict confirms what we have been seeing through our voting intention surveys in partnership with France's largest weekly economics magazine, Challenges. And for our efforts, we were named as the most accurate institute for voting intentions by Datapolitics.
Emmanuel Macron (center-right) came out on top with 27.9% of the votes, followed by Marine Le Pen (far right) with 23.2%. The second round will pit these two candidates against each other in a repeat of when they faced each other five years ago.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon (far left) finished third with a higher-than-expected 22% of votes—far ahead of Eric Zemmour (far right) with 7.1%, Valérie Pécresse (right) with 4.8%, and Yannick Jadot (ecologist) with 4.6%.
And what were the conclusions of the Voting Day survey?
Our Voting Day survey shows that, first and foremost, votes are used as votes of support; one in two voters declare that they voted for the candidate whose personality, ideas, or proposals convinced them. But there are tactical voters, as well, and they should not be neglected. These voters select a candidate so they can move on to the second round without necessarily being convinced by their candidacy.
Overall, 23% of French voters said they voted tactically, which benefitted Jean-Luc Mélenchon, in particular. This is something that we had been noticing quite a bit in voting intentions at the end of the campaign. Some voters viewed him as the most likely candidate to represent the left and prevent a second round between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen. Almost a quarter of his voters (24%) decided to vote for him at the last moment—on either voting day or the week leading up to it—a figure higher than other leading candidates.
Does this mean many voters voted by default?
French citizens' votes cannot be viewed as purely utilitarian. Rather, the results of our study show that they are motivated by a mix of agenda, ideas, and their ability to identify with the candidate.
• 56% declare that they voted so their candidate would win the election
• 54% say that the candidate's political agenda played an important role in their vote
• 54% say their vote was influenced by their candidate's values
This is particularly true for voters of the two challengers to Emmanuel Macron, Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon. For the outgoing President, voters were less convinced by his agenda (39%) and more convinced by his experience as President (53%) and his ability to embody France internationally (67%)—both of which gave him a distinct advantage over his challengers. In fact, his record was so influential that 47% of his voters stated they always knew they would vote for him, while only 20% made up their minds in the days leading up to the first round. He was able to count on this clear support throughout the campaign, which is something we noticed in voting intentions studies.
You mention the ability to embody France internationally. Did the war in Ukraine and its consequences—especially on purchasing power—play a role in the vote?
Purchasing power remains the theme of the campaign. Fifty-two percent of those who voted said it was a factor in their decision, far ahead of other themes such as health (32%) or pensions (31%)—both of which have been hot topics during Emmanuel Macron's term and the campaign debates.
This is the first time that purchasing power has been such an influential factor in voting decisions, and it appears at the top of the list of concerns for each of the top three candidates' voters: Emmanuel Macron (44%), Marine Le Pen (63%), and Jean-Luc Mélenchon (57%). As this issue transcends right and left, each candidate has rallied around the values that are typically associated with their political camp. After purchasing power, the fight against inequality is most important to voters of Jean-Luc Mélenchon (42%), whereas Emmanuel Macron's voters were more motivated by the international situation and the war in Ukraine (38%). Voters of Valérie Pécresse and Marine Le Pen, on the other hand, share a common attachment to the theme of immigration (40% and 61%, respectively).
This theme of immigration has been an essential marker of the right and the far right; for Éric Zemmour, 82% of his voters say that immigration was a particularly important factor in their choice, whereas purchasing power was an important theme for only 39%. While he appeared to be Marine Le Pen's biggest challenger between November 2021 and January 2022, his decline in voting intentions could be attributed to his failure to take a stance on purchasing power—a theme that proved significant during the campaign as Marine Le Pen continuously pushed proposals on the traditional themes related to security and immigration.
What lessons do you take from this first round to the second?
The results from April 10th line up with what we had been seeing for several weeks with our voting intentions studies. The war in Ukraine marked a turning point in the campaign. Valérie Pécresse's support collapsed since February, and Anne Hidalgo's campaign never took off.
The real surprise of this election was the fact that Jean-Luc Mélenchon was able to rally the French left around his candidacy and take advantage of a tactical vote in his favor. This is something to watch in the second round, for which nothing is really decided yet. Our surveys currently show an advantage for the outgoing President, but his major challenge will be convincing voters outside of his base. This is particularly true among Jean-Luc Mélenchon's voters, who, at this time, are not particularly inclined to vote for Macron—and are divided between the choices of blocking the far right, rallying to Marine Le Pen, and abstention.


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The Woodstock Theological Library is one of the oldest and most notable Catholic theological libraries in the United States. Founded in 1869 at Woodstock College (outside Baltimore, Maryland), it sojourned from 1969 to 1974 in New York City. With the 1974 closing of Woodstock College's Columbia University incarnation, the library moved to Georgetown University, Washington, DC, to become the research tool for the Woodstock Theological Center. Owned by the Maryland and New York provinces of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), the library is currently housed as a separate collection in Georgetown's Joseph Mark Lauinger Memorial Library for use by Georgetown university students, by students and scholars of theology within the Washington Theological Consortium and the central Atlantic states, and by scholars from around the world. In 2001 WTCL became a member of the Washington Research Library Consortium.
The collection contains approximately 190,000 circulating volumes, 700 periodical titles, as well as an up-to-day reference collection. It is especially strong in the areas of biblical studies, spirituality, church history, the Jesuits, liturgy, and the social aspects of Christianity. Its rare book holdings of over 17,500 titles is an outstanding collection of 15th through 19th century counter-reformational and American theological works. In 2002, the library began to make available on its web site a number of primary Jesuit texts, including selected letters and instructions of St. Ignatius of Loyola, and the complete works of John Courtney Murray, S.J. We also house two collections of primary works by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J. Here you can link to the catalog for the Teilhard Schmitz-Moormann Collection, including copies of most of Teilhard's published and unpublished writings and to an index to our George Barbour/Teilhard collection, including a 1934 film of Barbour/Teilhard in China. We have recently acquired a collection of primary Jesuit resources assembled by Libreria Antiquaria Soave, Torino, entitled De Societate Jesu. It is a collection of primary texts stretching from the founding of the Jesuits to the Suppression in 1773. A PDF of the Italian catalog of this collection is available at Soave Collection.
Not all Woodstock resources are currently electronically visible on Georgetown University's on-line catalog, HoyaSearch, or on WorldCat. Most circulating works have been retrospectively converted and thereby made visible. The titles of most of our periodical holdings are likewise at least rawly available. However, neither specific periodical issue listings nor any of our Special Collections titles have made it into HoyaSearch or WorldCat. (Click here for a title list of our current and past periodicals.) We are currently seeking funding to provide such a service. Our most theologically and historically significant titles, as well as specific periodical issue holdings, only can be retrieved reliably by visiting our conventional card catalog near the Woodstock entrance. Since July 2003, we began cataloging new acquisitions in Library of Congress. All acquisitions up to that date are cataloged and arranged in Dewey. A provided roadmap can aid in locating our various collections. For questions, please email woodstocktheology@georgetown.edu.
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Q: Filling up a map field in Proto using reflection API I am trying to write a module that will get a Message.Builder and a Map from field name to value and will fill the Builder with the values.
All works well until I encounter a map field ( using Proto3 ).
I get that for a specific message whose fields I know I can do:
builder.b.putAll<MapeFieldName>( map ),

But how do I use the Proto reflection API to achieve the same.
The MapEntry doc says: "In reflection API, map fields will be treated as repeated message fields and each map entry is accessed as a message."
But I don't quite get what that means.

A: I have wasted some time on this and thought someone else might find it useful:
When using the proto reflection API on map fields, you indeed treat the map field as a repeated field of com.google.protobuf.MapEntry:
FieldDescriptor mapFieldDescriptor = protoDescriptor.findFieldByName( map_field_name );
MapEntry.Builder entryBuilder = ( MapEntry.Builder ) topProtoBuilder.newBuilderForField( mapFieldDescriptor );

then for each entry in my map:
entryBuilder.setKey( e.getKey() );
entryBuilder.setValue( e.getValue() );
underlyingProtoBuilder.addRepeatedField( mapFieldDescriptor , entryBuilder.build() );

The only thing that still bothers me is the MapEntry doc saying: "Users shouldn't use this class" when I had to explicitly use the MapEntry.Builder.
Also I am not sure why protobuf doesn't let you simply builder.setField( mapFieldDescriptor , a java Map )  which seems much cleaner.

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Monique Besten is a walking artist, writer, performer, historian and activist. She is known for her long-distance walking work, and is the subject of articles and publications discussing the use of walking as an art practice; she is a member of the Walking Artists Network. She has been cited by scholar Phil Smith as part of a new generation of artists engaging site-specific theatre through 'performative journeys'.

Biography
Besten studied Medieval, Cultural history, Media Art and Public art in The Netherlands, Ireland and Germany.

Key works

The New Riddles and Constellations (2014)
Over four to eight weeks she invites a range of different artists to join and work next to each other. This leads on to developing new work. On her walks she wears a 3-piece suit which has stitched embroidery pieces of art inspired by the journeys. She takes photos, writing, drawing and videos to document and create art out of her work.

The Plastic Crusader Walk (2012)
A 64 kilometer walk that traveled from Amsterdam to Utrecht. Her aim was to collect every piece of waste plastic she could find. She attached each piece of plastic to herself that then created a large snail shape carried on her back. She gave it to the 'Metaal Kathedraal' and became part of and installation called the '8th continent.'

A Soft Armour (2016)
Besten wore this suit for 108 days; the suit was then shown in the AirSpace gallery. The walk started in Amsterdam the Nomadic village in the south of France (2013). She sewed a new price of text or images and names of the people she had met along the way to the inside of her three-piece suit every day. this created a collaged map of how she saw the world. Through the performance she also wrote reflections which are also on display.

The Dark Mountains Project (October 2015- May 2016)
This project was based in Stockholm: a variety of artists, theatre makers, performers and writers began their walk through the dark. The walk-around meeting at various places picking up new people to join then and give them more clues into their culture along their way. They invited new guests, artists, writers, performers and theatre markers, one being Besten in Stockholm (15 February 2016). With her they tried to discover and work out the way in which we talk about what is going on in the world.

Awards and grants

 Amsterdam Foundation for the Arts, Stefan and Viera Frühauf Fund (Switzerland)
 KiK Foundation (Art in Kolderveen).

References

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What are the Gardens hours of operation?
The Crystal Bridge is open 9:00am-5:00pm Monday-Saturday and 11:00am-5:00pm on Sunday and 11:00am-7:00pm from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
The outdoor grounds are open from 6:00am-11:00pm 7 days a week.
Where can my guests park when I have an event at the Gardens?
There are parking meters along Ron Norick, Reno & Hudson. These meters charge $1 for 60 minutes or 25 cents for 15 minutes. The meters are in effect from 8am-6pm Monday thru Saturday, free on Sunday.
The Cox Convention Center parking garage has 847 spaces. If parking is available in garage, daily pricing varies from $8+ depending on downtown events.
The parking garage located at 501 West Sheridan on the corner of Sheridan and Walker has 1116 available spaces. If parking is available in the garage, daily pricing varies from $6+ depending on downtown events.
Is the gardens ADA accessible?
Are there bike racks around the Gardens?
Yes. The garden has 3 bike racks throughout the Gardens.
Can I take pictures at the Gardens?
Pictures can be taken on the outside grounds free of charge. If you intend to take professional video, you will need to contact our marketing director, Christine Eddington. She can be reached at 405-445-7091 or at lspears@myriadgardens.org. Price will be dependent on the type of video shoot, area(s) you'll be shooting and how long you'll be shooting. Staged photography inside the Crystal Bridge requires a photography permit of $25 per hour plus the cost of admission to the bridge. All photography in the Crystal Bridge or on the outdoor grounds must be appropriate for all audiences. Myriad Gardens staff reserves the right to decline any inappropriate photography requests. If additional information is needed, please contact Chelsea Wilson at 405-445-7092 or cwilson@myriadgardens.org.
How can I make a payment on my event/rental?
Payments need to be arranged through event manager. All major credit cards are accepted. Event manager can process payments over the phone, a check can be mailed to 301 W. Reno, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Attn: Rental Department or you may pay by cash, check, money order or credit/debit card at our guest services desk in the Crystal Bridge during regular hours of operation which are 9am-5pm Monday-Saturday and 11am-5pm on Sundays.
Can I bring my pet to the gardens?
Yes. We have a dog park located on the east side of the Crystal Bridge. Pets outside the dog park must remain on a leash at all times.
Do I need to rent a space if I want to have a picnic outside?
No. Guests are welcome to bring a blanket and sit outside on our grounds. There are also small tables scattered around the property. Food is prohibited inside the Crystal Bridge.
I want a quick ceremony outside with only a few people and an officiate–does the gardens allow this?
Yes! We offer what we call impromptu ceremonies. These are quick ceremonies allowed anywhere on our outdoor grounds for up to 20 people, 30 minutes or less and no decorations. No setup, no chairs, etc. The cost for impromptu ceremonies is $150.00. You will still need to obtain a special use permit for these. Contact Chelsea Wilson at 405-445-7092 or cwilson@myriadgardens.org with any additional questions or to schedule your impromptu ceremony.
Yes. We do not allow the use of duct tape anywhere on the grounds, indoor or outdoor. Candles are not allowed outside or inside the Crystal Bridge. If petals are being used as part as the processional outdoors, or if any petals are to be thrown onto the ground, they must be real petals. If you are renting the Crystal Bridge, fake petals must be used. If renting either of our reception rooms, you have the choice to use real or fake petals. We do not allow any open flames outdoors or in the Crystal Bridge.
Does the Myriad Gardens have a catering policy?
Yes. You may select from approved list of outside caterers consisting of Aunt Pittypat's, Cheever's, HRG Catering, Prairie Gypsies and Running Wild. Download the list here. A $450.00 opt-out catering fee will be added if renter chooses an outside caterer aside from ones listed. At which point copies of liability insurance and catering licenses will need to be provided.
Do I need to rent a space if I want to propose to my partner outside?
If you are planning to drop the knee at a specific outdoor location with setup of any kind a rental is required to secure the space. Without reserving your proposal area, it is not guaranteed the space will be available at your desired time. Setup/decoration is never permitted without a rental contract in place. To reserve an area, receive information on customizable proposal packages, or if you have a special idea that you think may need prior approval, contact a rental coordinator at 405-200-1547 or rentals@myriadgardens.org.
Do you offer security for my event at the gardens?
The Myriad Gardens has security onsite 24 hours a day. While they are not assigned to any particular event, they do assist gardens staff with event operations.
Are there rental discounts available for military, members of the gardens or non-profit organizations?
Yes. Contact Chelsea Wilson at 405-445-7092 or cwilson@myriadgardens.org. Military discounts are available to patrons touring the bridge. RENTAL discounts are available for members of the gardens and non-profit organizations. An active military ID, gardens membership card and 501(c)(3) proof will be required to receive discount.
Yes. There are light poles scattered throughout the gardens. At the bottom of each light pole are electrical outlets. Due to the ever-changing Oklahoma weather, these outlets may obtain a short in them unknown to Myriad Gardens staff. If you intend to utilize these outlets near your outdoor rental space, we suggest you test them prior to your event.
Is it possible another event will be taking place at the same time as mine?
Yes. The gardens span over 17 acres. It is possible and very likely we will have more than one event taking place at once. We can however, guarantee that one event will not affect/disrupt the other.
Do I need to rent the facility for setup and tear down time as well?
No. The rental manager will work with you on setup/decoration times based on space availability the day of and will not charge you for tear down time. You will only be charged for the hours you and your guests will be occupying the space.
What if I have an outdoor area rented and it rains on the day of my event?
As Oklahomans, we know that the weather in our state is very unpredictable. If the weather is inclement the day of your event, the gardens staff will do all possible to ensure your event still takes place. With that being said we cannot guarantee we will have an indoor area available at the time of your event. We strongly suggest a backup plan when renting any outdoor area.
Does the Myriad Gardens have a cancellation policy on rentals?
Yes. If cancelling an event with more than 90 days' notice, the renter will receive a full refund of the deposit less $100.00. If cancelling an event within 90 days, the renter will receive a 50% refund of the deposit. If cancelling an event with less than 60 days, the deposit is non-refundable. All cancellations must be in writing.
What is the latest I can rent the facility?
All rentals must conclude by 12:00am. This means at midnight, event has concluded and cleanup has commenced.
Is there a kitchen available to use?
A prep kitchen is available for indoor rentals only. This includes a refrigerator, ice machine, microwave, trash cans and 2 rolling carts for loading and unloading.
Is there an area to load and unload items?
There is a circle drive on the east side of the Crystal Bridge. This area is a loading/unloading zone only. Once you have unloaded your items, you must move your car to a parking space. Cars left in the circle drive for the duration of events will be towed.
Yes. On the west side of the Crystal Bridge, directly across from Hudson, there is a freight elevator. This elevator takes you to the lower level rooms and lake level.
Can I leave items overnight and pick them up the next day?
No. Due to the high volume of events we host, we do not have the storage space for items to be left overnight from events. The Myriad Botanical Gardens is not responsible for items left after an event.


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DHEA therapy for women: effect on sexual function and wellbeing
Mary Panjari, Susan Ruth Davis
Medicine Alfred Hospital
DHEA is increasingly available commercially as a supplement aimed at improving libido and wellbeing in postmenopausal women. However there is scant evidence to support the use of DHEA for this purpose, and safety data for DHEA therapy are lacking. Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and its sulphate DHEAS are the most abundant circulating sex steroid hormones in women, providing a large precursor reservoir for the intracellular production of androgens and oestrogens in non-reproductive tissues. Levels of DHEA and DHEAS decline with age. It has been proposed that restoring the circulating levels of these steroids to those found in young people may have anti-ageing effects and improve wellbeing and sexual function. However this is not supported by the published literature. We have reviewed the physiology of DHEA and DHEAS in women and the published literature pertaining to the use of DHEA therapy for libido and wellbeing in postmenopausal women. The literature was searched using Medline (Ovid) and Pub-Med for original studies. Overall, the interpretation of data from randomised controlled trials conducted in well women is limited by inadequate sample size and short treatment durations with inconsistent results for the outcomes of libido and wellbeing. Studies of DHEA in women with adrenal insufficiency, although indicating potential improvements in mood and libido, are also limited by their short treatment phase durations. In addition safety data for DHEA therapy are lacking. The potential value of DHEA therapy for women still requires exploration in adequately powered well-designed randomised placebo-controlled trials. The studies of DHEA therapy in women with adrenal insufficiency suggest that this group is the most likely to derive health benefits from DHEA supplementation.
Human Reproduction Update
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With more than 23,000 students across 29 physical campuses and one online high school, the Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) has been a premier choice for Pre-K through grade 12 public education for more than 123 years. Located northeast of metropolitan Phoenix, the District serves the educational needs of students and families in Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Tempe and Scottsdale. A highly experienced, professionally certified teaching staff fosters a diverse and rigorous educational environment to develop the potential in every individual learner. SUSD employs 3,000 people including about 1,500 teachers.
SUSD's schools consist of 15 elementary, 4 K-8, 5 middle, and 5 high schools including an online high school. Offering gifted learning, special education, career and technical education, and a variety of athletics, arts and enrichment programs and clubs, SUSD provides the rich environment today's students need to explore their interests, develop important social skills and grow into tomorrow's leaders.
The district celebrated its 120th anniversary in 2016. Its boundaries include most, but not all, of the city of Scottsdale, almost all of the town of Paradise Valley, a section of the city of Phoenix and a section of the city of Tempe.
Core Purpose
To Ensure All Individual Learners Reach Their Full Potential
Responsive, Student-Focused, Humble, Growth-Minded
Strategic Anchors
Accountability, Courage, Student Focus
Thematic Goal
Enhancing a Culture of Learning by May 2019
Programs of Pride
Advanced Placement (AP) classes: American/Arizona Government, American/Arizona History, Art History, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, English, Environmental Science, French, Japanese, Literature/Composition, Macroeconomics, Mandarin Chinese, Psychology, Spanish, Statistics, Studio Art, World History
Career & Technical Education (CTE): Biotechnology, Creative Musical Arts & Sciences, Culinary Arts, Engineering Design, Digital Communication, Film & TV, Graphic Design/Advertising Art, Information Technology, Marketing & Business, Nursing, Software Xevelopment, Sports Medicine, Technical Theatre, Theatre
Gifted Pre-K Academy: District-wide program housed at Kiva and Redfield Elementary schools
Honors classes: Algebra, Astrophysics, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, English, Fashion/Textiles, French, Geometry/Trigonometry, Human Physiology/Anatomy, Japanese, Latin, Mandarin Chinese, Photography/Digital Media, Physics, Russian, Sculpture/3D Design, Spanish, Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus
International Baccalaureate: District-wide Diploma program housed at Desert Mountain High School since 1999; Mountainside Middle School on track for IB Middle Years; Anasazi Elementary School is a Candidate School for the IB Primary Years program
K-12 STEM and STEAM learning opportunities, including elementary, middle and high school robotic
Math and Science Academy: District-wide program housed at Saguaro High School that prepares students for success in the STEM field at the post-secondary level
World Language offerings, including Spanish Immersion in Pre-K and Mandarin Immersion in Kindergarten
The Scottsdale Unified School District was founded in 1896 by Major Winfield Scott, also the founder of the city of Scottsdale. The first classes were taught by Aliza Bount, who, for health reasons, moved to Arizona from Illinois with her husband George and their three children. Classes were held in their adobe home, which was just south of what is now Civic Center Plaza and Second Street. Aliza Bount was paid $40 a month to teach the eight to 10 students from the seven families who resided in Scottsdale at that time.
The District's first bond election was held May 1, 1909, with 13 citizens voting "yes" and zero citizens voting "no." The amount of the bond, $5,000, was used to build our first school, now known as the "Little Red Schoolhouse." This building, also known at the time as Coronado School, is a historic site on Scottsdale Mall and now the home of the Scottsdale Historical Society.
Chronological History of Schools
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The EBU is hosting the second weekend of the Camrose Trophy. The first weekend was being hosted by the Welsh Bridge Union.
Spectators: Spectators are welcome to attend. There will be a vugraph theatre for which there is no entry fee.
These are available on the BGB website.
The Home Bridge Internationals for England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (then called the Irish Free State) was launched in 1937. Lord Camrose, at that time proprietor of the Daily Telegraph, donated the trophy in 1938. The original trophy has been lost, but a replacement is competed for annually.
The 1939 series was not completed due to war. The Camrose re-started in 1946. The 2016 series was the 73rd which makes the Camrose the most-played international bridge series in the world, for the European Championships that began in 1932 has recently only been played in alternate years.
The South of Ireland dropped out in 1951 but re-joined as the Republic of Ireland in December 1998. The format from then until 2005 was head-to-head matches played over five weekends, with a different country sitting out each weekend, as in the former Five Nations Rugby. Each weekend was divided into three stanzas of 30 boards victory-pointed separately. From January 2005 the format was changed to match the Lady Milne but over two weekends. All five countries met at the same venue playing a full round robin each weekend with two matches in play at a time and one country sitting out each stanza.
The Republic of Ireland won under the new format in both 2005 and 2006.
The sit-out combined with six-player teams meant some players sat out half the weekend and led to calls for a sixth team to be added. This was done for the first time in January 2007. The sixth team was called "The holders" which meant the Federation winning in 2006 fielded two teams in 2007. The holders (by chance, the same six players who represented Republic of Ireland throughout 2006) won again for the Republic of Ireland. So the Republic again fielded two teams in 2008. This time the trophy went to England who thereby would have two teams in 2009, when by chance England was host for the second weekend. The idea for the sixth team was changed to be "the host for the second weekend fields two teams on both weekends". One team is called by the name of the country and the other by the name of the Federation (e.g. England and EBU). As the right to have two horses in the race would rotate round the countries in a five-year cycle both could be given the right to win the trophy for their Federation. And, in 2009, it was the EBU team that won the trophy. In 2011 Wales fielded two teams and it was the "A" team called Wales that won the trophy for the first time for the Principality.
· England and Scotland have drawn three times (in 1961, 1972 and 1973).
· Northern Ireland has yet to win the trophy.
The Camrose Trophy is awarded to the country with the most victory points over the 10 matches played.
All head-to-head encounters have their own individual trophy. Where a country is fielding two teams it is the aggregate score over the four matches (two each weekend) that determines the trophy winner.


Tomatoes are ripening in our gardens and I'm always interested in a new way to use them. An old friend from where I used to live shared this recipe with me, and it's mmm, especially when the tomatoes and basil are picked fresh from the garden, or bought fresh-picked at a local farmers market. Her recipe uses chicken stock, but a veggie broth could be used for a vegetarian version.
My friend Kevynne in Portland sent me this recipe, which I have adapted for my own ingredients (homemade chicken stock, etc.).
Kev recommends that if tomatoes are not at their peak of sweetness add ½ tsp sugar to the soup. Alternately, use good quality canned tomatoes, such as Muir Glen organic brand.
She doesn't indicate how many this recipe serves, but my guess is that it makes at least 6 cups soup, so probably serves 4 – 6.
Heat olive oil in pot over medium high heat; saute onions, stirring occasionally, until softened.
Add tied basil, tomatoes, stock, salt and pepper to the onions. Bring to a boil over high heat; reduce to medium low and simmer uncovered, until reduced by one-quarter, about 20 minutes. Let cool.
Remove basil. Puree soup in batches in blender until very smooth, at least 3 minutes.
Strain soup into cleaned pot and bring to a simmer over medium heat.
Remove from heat, stir in cream and balsamic vinegar. Adjust seasoning as needed.
Just before serving, cut basil leaves into strips and garnish each bowl.
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Adam Hunter is a man of adventure.
For most of his adult life, Hunter was a lawyer. He was a very good lawyer in the nation's capitol and he was well on his way to becoming a powerful man there as his influence grew. Certainly money was not an issue as he had inherited a good deal and through his law practice had amassed far more.
Still, his sedentary lifestyle did not feel right for Hunter who had been a man of action. In college he played quarterback and was very good at it. He also boxed as a welterweight and won a championship at it. Described as a "short man, strongly built", Hunter far preferred doing over sitting.
In time, his work grew unsatisfying and he grew disenchanted. He yearned for more and that more came when he heard about a Master in Tibet who took men like him and taught them new meanings to life. In his early 30's, Hunter made the change and moved to the Himalayan province.
Living for three years in Tibet, studying under the Master, Hunter was able to learn how to control his body to make it perform feats he would have never expected. Working with the Master and with a fellow student, a Japanese, he had perfected his own form of karate at which he was very good. He was happy but he also knew that his time in Tibet was over.
Then a letter telling him he had inherited a circus from an aunt and Hunter, bemused, sent back to America to check it out. There he encountered trouble from a group determined to change the world though not for the better and Hunter, in stopping them, found a new purpose in life.
The circus that Adam Hunter has inherited is suffering from some strange accidents and they are complicated by even stranger happenings with some of the entertainers. And then there is an inventor who has created something devastating and Hunter decides to keep the bad guys from getting it.
Adam Hunter is stunned when he starts encountering people who die from senseless accidents without trying at all to save themselves. That is when he learns of a horrific new weapon that a madman is using to gain control of the world.
I cannot say this is a good series because it really isn't. It doesn't make much sense, is full of trite conversations and actions, and doesn't really flow well. Of course, I've never owned a circus. Never wanted to, really, and don't want to read about a would-be world saver who does.
Perhaps having bearded women and strongman midgets and half-man/half-snake guys hanging around you will throw off your game a bit. I'm glad I don't try to write about such things and I am sorry I tried to read about them.
Those derogatory statements having been made, I do have to say that the first scene in the first book was a darn good one that I enjoyed immensely, promising far more than the rest of the adventure could produce. Not a bad start, though.


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The River Belle Inn strives to provide a world class Inn that offers a combination of fresh cuisine, comfortable surroundings, helpful staff, and a one of a kind experience that builds the best relationships possible with our guests.
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Q: Stop asking for admin/sudo password in print settings dialog I am using Manjaro with Cinnamon, and whenever I go to "Print Settings" (about system-config-printer), I cannot do anything until I click unlock in the corner, which requires me to enter my password.
This is very annoying, and also, the authorization expires after a few minutes, and I have to unlock repeatedly.
How can I allow passwordless access to all functions of system-config-printer? I have already added my user to group cups; there is no group printer on my system.
This machine is in my home, used only by me, it is already secure, and I am not worried about unauthorized access to the printer settings.

A: Ok, your question still presents itself in two parts, so I am going to break it down and answer each issue separately:
1. CUPS policy and access
CUPS is the defacto printing server in linux, allowing for all types of printing: direct usb cable connection, local LAN printing, as well as WAN access. Consequently it comes with a multitude of configuration settings, many of them specific to security and system policy management. Going into these intricate details at this point would be counterproductive, as your main goal right now is to essentially be allowed to print on your local (directly connected or on your LAN) printer that you yourself own and have access to, without the need to type in a password.
If you have cups installed (and these days it comes included with the vast majority of Linux distros), and you have the service started with (if you can see any machines in system-print-settings then you have it running already):
sudo systemctl start cups

then if you go to http://localhost:631/ you will see the CUPS server admin page, which is essentially a web-accessible GUI for CUPS configuration, which by default in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf will not have any restrictions placed on its access.
[...]
Browsing On
BrowseLocalProtocols dnssd
DefaultAuthType Basic
WebInterface Yes
<Location />
  # Restrict access to the server...
  Order allow,deny
</Location>
[...]

If you look further down in that same file cupsd.conf you will see that other locations will come with restrictions, like for example:
<Location /admin/conf>
  AuthType Default
  Require user @SYSTEM
</Location>

and if you type in http://localhost:631/admin/conf you will be presented with a prompt for password.
NOW, here is the most important part : CUPS does not consider root or sudo **to be special in any way, and it is not the fact that they belong to those groups that gives them access to server configuration **
The @SYSTEM designation in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf is a refrence to a value present in /etc/cups/cups-files.conf. Typically (unless changed directly by admin), it will say:
sudo grep -i System /etc/cups/cups-files.conf
# Administrator user group, used to match @SYSTEM in cupsd.conf policy rules...
SystemGroup lpadmin

and that lpadmin group present on your system is what allows a user (including root) to configure CUPS. If you run groups as root, you will see that lpadmin group included there along with root .
So in order to give any system user access to CUPS configuration pages, you need to make sure that they are part of lpadmin or whatever other group designation you happen to find corresponding to @SYSTEM in cups-files.conf.
Obviously, after adding the user to that group, you might need to restart both the cups service as well as likely restart your user session, so you might as well reboot.
Now, what this will allow is for a non-sudo user to set printer options, print, and send/cancel jobs to any printers you have. The other default settings in cupsd.conf should be secure enough by default , or at least they were the last time I heard.
2. Print Settings and system-config-printer
While the above will have given you access to printer configuration options at http://localhost:631/* as a non-root user, as long as that user is in the lpadmin group, it will still likely ask you for a password, and more importantly
 for your particular question , it will not affect anything related to system-config-printer dialog.
Now I will admit this part was a lot trickier, and while playing with sudoers and group permissions for non-sudo user allowed me various forms of access, every subsequent dialog I'd open would produce a password prompt, so for example if I clicked on Settings, I would see a password prompt and if I just left it in the background, the settings dialog would eventually open, and changing most configuration options proved to be either impossible or very disfunctional.
Then I looked into how the policy settings are managed for that dialog and I eventually found the corresponding file.
All it takes is the following line of code (make sure you have gawk installed when you run it to do an inplace replacement)  to never see that unlock button or a password prompt when running system-config-printer:
sudo gawk -i inplace '{gsub((/auth_admin|auth_admin_keep/),"yes"); print }' /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.policy

What it does is replace all the values in that dialog's policy file that ask for auth_admin or auth_admin_keepto yes, so you will end up with the following settings and their changed access level inside the policy file:
$ sudo grep -e "action id" -e  "description xml:lang=\"en\"" -e "yes" /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.policy

 <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.server-settings">
    <description xml:lang="en">Get/Set server settings</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.devices-get">
    <description xml:lang="en">Get list of available devices</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.printer-set-default">
    <description xml:lang="en">Set a printer as default printer</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.printer-enable">
    <description xml:lang="en">Enable/Disable a printer</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.printer-local-edit">
    <description xml:lang="en">Add/Remove/Edit a local printer</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.printer-remote-edit">
    <description xml:lang="en">Add/Remove/Edit a remote printer</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.class-edit">
    <description xml:lang="en">Add/Remove/Edit a class</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.job-edit">
    <description xml:lang="en">Restart/Cancel/Edit a job</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.job-not-owned-edit">
    <description xml:lang="en">Restart/Cancel/Edit a job owned by another user</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.all-edit">
    <description xml:lang="en">Change printer settings</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>
  <action id="org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.printeraddremove">
    <description xml:lang="en">Add/Remove/Edit a printer</description>
      <allow_any>yes</allow_any>
      <allow_inactive>yes</allow_inactive>
      <allow_active>yes</allow_active>

Now, you need to realize that changing the policy setting per Part 2 will not have any effect on CUPS without allowing access through what I wrote in Part 1. In fact if cups isnt running or its access is restricted (even to root by kicking him out of lpadmin), having access to that dialog will not allow you to print.


The prime brief of the company is wood recast. And export to the West European countries. Wood recast in this company is the biggest range that includes initial wood recast, wooden pallets, elements of structural features, wooden doors and windows. The company employs contemporary technologies.
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We're proud to announce that veteran outdoor industry journalist Dan Nelson has joined the Gear Institute team as Deputy Editor. Nelson will assist Gear Institute Editor-in-Chief and Co-Founder Justin Nyberg in coordinating GearInstitute.com's growing team of expert gear testers.
Nelson began working as an outdoor industry journalist in 1991 as editor of Northwest Trails magazine, where he would spend up to 159 nights per year in a tent while 'conducting research' in the wilderness. Over the past 23 years, Nelson has written for Men's Journal, Backpacker, Outside, National Geographic Adventure, USA Today, CNN, The Seattle Times, Outdoor Retailer, Elevation Outdoors, and other publications. He has attended 40 Outdoor Retailer shows, authored a dozen guidebooks, and began working with the Gear Institute as a fly fishing rod and reel test director in 2012.
The Gear Institute is a network of more than 50 expert gear testers who conduct objective head-to-head field tests of comparable outdoor products and present the results to gear buyers in browsable, long-form test reports. The site maintains a strict separation of editorial and advertising interests to protect the objectivity of its reports.
The Gear Institute (GearInstitute.com) was founded in 2011 by Peter Kray, Justin Nyberg, Talee Roberts, and Ken Marold. For more information, contact Gear Institute Publisher Peter Kray (peter.kray@gearinstitute.com) or Dan Nelson (dan.nelson@gearinstitute.com). Send submit news tips and press releases to Gear Institute's news team to news@gearinstitute.com.


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Jeb Bush on Oregon Massacre: "Stuff Happens"
By Ben Mathis-Lilley
Oct 02, 20154:21 PM
Jeb Bush in Bedford, New Hampshire, on Sept. 30, 2015.
Photo by Brian Snyder/Reuters
As Slate's Josh Voorhees wrote today, Donald Trump responded to Thursday's mass shooting in Oregon by implying that such tragedies simply could not be prevented because crazy people will always be crazy. Trump's 2016 Republican nomination rival Jeb Bush has now gotten on board with a similar line of argument, the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza reports from a campaign event in South Carolina:
In Greenville, South Carolina, Jeb Bush, arguing against calls for gun control after major tragedy, says, "stuff happens."
— Ryan Lizza (@RyanLizza) October 2, 2015
Full "stuff happens" quote: pic.twitter.com/ay2dbLd0Lw
Here's video:
Coming from Bush, the line is reminiscent of Donald Rumsfeld's dismissive take on chaos in Iraq in 2003, a breakdown of law and order that, in retrospect, portended years of bloodshed in the country. From a CNN article at the time about looting in Baghdad:
"Freedom's untidy, and free people are free to make mistakes and commit crimes and do bad things," Rumsfeld said. "They're also free to live their lives and do wonderful things. And that's what's going to happen here."
Looting, he added, was not uncommon for countries that experience significant social upheaval. "Stuff happens," Rumsfeld said.
Bush later told Lizza he did not regret his choice of phrase:
President Obama was asked about Bush's remarks at a press conference. "I don't even think I have to react to that one," he said.
See more of Slate's coverage of the Oregon shooting.


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