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Mike, FYI only - here is a reply from Francis. He's still onside, just stuck learning French. Cheers Phil X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 6.2.1.2 Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 07:14:34 -0800 To: Phil Jones From: Francis Zwiers Subject: Re: Canadians and the Millennium Cc: "francis.zwiers@ec.gc.ca" X-UEA-MailScanner-Information: Please contact the ISP for more information X-UEA-MailScanner: Found to be clean Hi Phil, At 02:29 21/02/2005, you wrote: Francis, Been away for the last week and off again tomorrow for the rest of this week. I was surprised to see comments from you in WSJ saying that McIntyre and McKittrick were likely right and the Mann reconstruction is wrong. I hope it is a case of misreporting ! Well, this isn't what I said, and its also not what is reported in the WJS article. The article quotes me as saying that the technique preferentially produces hockey sticks (actually, I *think* I said that it preferentially produces PC1s with hockey stick shapes, but that's a distinction that may have escaped the reporter - or I may have miss-spoken). In any case, this does not mean that the general form of the reconstruction (illustrating the unusual nature of the 20th century) is wrong - and I went to pains in the interview to also make that point. The nearest composite reconstruction to MM in the 15th century is MBH98. All the others have the 15th century cooler than MBH98. There is no way MM are right in the 15th century. Also Moberg et al (2005) has too much long-term variability. Sorry for the short email, I have loads of others to go through before the end of today. We can discuss in more detail at Duke ! Unfortunately, I won't be at Duke because I'm still stuck in a particular type of Canadian purgatory called french training. Cheers, Francis Cheers Phil Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 University of East Anglia Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk NR4 7TJ UK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ___________________________________________________________ Francis Zwiers, Chief Canadian Ctr for Climate Modelling and Analysis Meteorological Service of Canada c/o University of Victoria PO Box 1700, STN CSC Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2 Phone: (250)363-8229 Fax: (250)363-8247 Web: [1] Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 University of East Anglia Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk NR4 7TJ UK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- References 1.


Talked to Walker, so research, let me know when you're good and we'll get it out. Thank you! From: Rebecca Christopher > Date: Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at 6:30 PM To: "Freundlich, Christina" >, "Walker, Eric" > Cc: "Geller, Eddie" >, Video-Vetting_d > Subject: Re: For Approval: GOP doesn¹t appreciate teachers Cut attached, let me know how it's looking! From: Rebecca Christopher > Date: Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at 5:56 PM To: "Freundlich, Christina" >, "Walker, Eric" > Cc: "Geller, Eddie" >, Video-Vetting_d > Subject: Re: For Approval: GOP doesn¹t appreciate teachers Apologies, please look at this instead! I'll have a cut of the video in a moment. From: "Freundlich, Christina" > Date: Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at 4:50 PM To: Rebecca Christopher >, "Walker, Eric" > Cc: "Geller, Eddie" >, Video-Vetting_d > Subject: RE: For Approval: GOP doesn't appreciate teachers Ah sorry From: Christopher, Rebecca Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 4:50 PM To: Walker, Eric Cc: Freundlich, Christina; Geller, Eddie; Video-Vetting_d Subject: Re: For Approval: GOP doesn't appreciate teachers we're going to talk about this in a few minutes. thank you! On May 3, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Walker, Eric > wrote: I weighed in on separate chain. This is not the product we need On May 3, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Freundlich, Christina > wrote: Bumping this, luis? From: Geller, Eddie Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 3:38 PM To: Video-Vetting_d Subject: For Approval: GOP doesn't appreciate teachers Hi everyone, Attached is a script for a video Comms requested about how the GOP doesn't appreciate teachers — let us know if you have any flags and thank you!


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Re: Mark E Ok Sent on the runÂ On Mar 18, 2014, at 9:38 PM, "Madden, Robert" wrote: With your approval I would like to use Chris to discuss with and. Corii to ultimately draft a new consulting agreement I say we keep Boone out of this process. I will first get the 2 originals not Greg anyway On Mar 18, 2014, at 6:34 AM, "Mosko, Steve" wrote: Warn Greg. He better not go rogue Sent on the runÂ On Mar 18, 2014, at 9:11 PM, "Madden, Robert" wrote: I want to call his bluff. He shouldn't get an original and sony leg gets one. That's nuts He's got a bunch of consulting agreements each of which are more than 7 years so can be voided. We can then offer him a regular consulting agreement if he wants And he has the 20% participation agreement Which we need to amend I will have a whole summary and analysis laid out for you next week before you meet with Mark e and after we get the money All good On Mar 18, 2014, at 5:43 AM, "Mosko, Steve" wrote: What do you think. Do we legally have to give him oneÂ Sent on the runÂ On Mar 18, 2014, at 8:42 PM, "Madden, Robert" wrote: FYI. See belowÂ Mark E now demands an original signed agreement for his files Jeez! Hope your trip is going well Begin forwarded message: From: Mark E Pollack Date: March 18, 2014 at 5:35:58 AM PDT To: "Madden, Robert" Cc: "Spadavecchia, Rosemarie" Subject: Re: Final Copy of IGT agreement Sounds like a good plan, Bob, thanks. As to the Agreement -- ordinarily, I've received a fully-executed original for my files, as well as SPT Legal -- but, a scan of the originals showing "wet" signatures, alongside related transmittal correspondence, shall be fine here. Thank you very much. Mark E Â From: Madden, Robert Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 12:59 PM To: Mark E Pollack; Boone, Gregory ; Shearer, Drew ; Economos, Gregory Subject: RE: Final Copy of IGT agreement Â The plan is that, as soon as I resolve the Press release language (hopefully today), we will attach then it to the Agreement, and Greg and Greg will sign the contract by no later than Wednesday. I will then send four (4) originals to Joe at IGT who will sign all four and return two (2) originals back to me. Â I assume two originals in our possession are sufficient, Greg Boone? Drew? Â Â From: Mark E Pollack Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 12:19 PM To: Boone, Gregory; Shearer, Drew; Economos, Gregory; Madden, Robert Subject: Re: Final Copy of IGT agreement Â Bob, I believe the Press Release is still in IGT's court, from your/Paula's draft, correct? Also, perhaps administratively in the works. . .as an added protection, shall our counterpart be fully-executed by The Gregs, readied with cover-letter, to transmit early Friday? Thanks, Mark E Â From: Boone, Gregory Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 12:04 PM To: Shearer, Drew ; Economos, Gregory ; Madden, Robert ; Mark E Pollack Subject: RE: Final Copy of IGT agreement Â So now its just the press release. Â From: Shearer, Drew Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014 11:26 AM To: Boone, Gregory; Economos, Gregory; Madden, Robert; Mark E Pollack Cc: Mansolillo, Chris; Taylor, Dawn Subject: FW: Final Copy of IGT agreement Â We have approval to execute. We must also get approval again before we execute the long form, that is what his delegation refers to. Â From: Nagata, Hidehiko Sent: Monday, March 17, 2014


Aright - clean version below - Jenna or Rachel please blast to National, NY, Texas, Utah, Massachusetts, Arizona. Thanks! SL: Will any former GOP nominee or president stand with Trump? Body: It's looking pretty bleak so far... Texas Tribune: Bush 41, 43 Have No Plans to Endorse Trump Huffington Post: Mitt Romney Lambasts Donald Trump As A 'Phony' And 'Fraud' In Blistering Speech Arizona Republic: John McCain joins Mitt Romney in hammering Donald Trump New today: Politico: McCain on tape: Trump damages my reelection hopes All eyes on you, Bob Dole! From: Lykins, Tyler Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 9:54 AM To: Walker, Eric; RR2 Subject: RE: quick hit idea Fixed one link and one ed. Link for working in Politico story that Eric and I just talked about offline:  From: Walker, Eric Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 9:28 AM To: RR2 Subject: Fwd: quick hit idea For research approval Thanks Begin forwarded message: From: "Miranda, Luis" > Date: May 4, 2016 at 6:33:22 PM EDT To: "Walker, Eric" >, "Paustenbach, Mark" >, "Freundlich, Christina" > Subject: RE: quick hit idea Let's tee this up for tomorrow. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 - MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Walker, Eric Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2016 6:32 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark; Freundlich, Christina Subject: quick hit idea SL: Will any former GOP nominee or president stand with Trump? Body: Looking pretty bleak so far... Texas Tribune: Bush 41, 43 Have No Plans to Endorse Trump Huffington Post: Mitt Romney Lambasts Donald Trump As A 'Phony' And 'Fraud' In Blistering Speech Arizona Republic: John McCain joins Mitt Romney in hammering Donald Trump New today: Politico: McCain on tape: Trump damages my reelection hopes Welp. All eyes on you, Bob Dole! Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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> On Thu, 22 Aug 2002, John P. Looney wrote: > > Sun's hardware in general is more reliable, > ROFL. not in our experience. Well at least our Caps-Lock keys work: peter@staunton.ie said: > Another problem. I have a Dell branded keyboard and if I hit Caps-Lock > twice, the whole machine crashes (in Linux, not Windows) - even the on/ > off switch is inactive, leaving me to reach for the power cable > instead. :-P bauwolf@indigo.ie said: > as if he wanted Solaris 9 for x86, he'd be waiting a bit erm... it runs Solaris x86 as standard... Cheers, ~Al -- Expressed in this posting are my opinions. They are in no way related to opinions held by my employer, Sun Microsystems. Statements on Sun products included here are not gospel and may be fiction rather than truth. -- Irish Linux Users' Group: ilug@linux.ie  for (un)subscription information. List maintainer: listmaster@linux.ie


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I just saw the ISOs on an internal server here and was tempted.... D. -----Original Message----- From: John P. Looney Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 3:45 PM To: HAMILTON,DAVID (HP-Ireland,ex2) Cc: 'ilug@linux.ie' Subject: Re: [ILUG] Redhat 8.0 On Mon, Sep 02, 2002 at 03:22:54PM +0100, HAMILTON,DAVID (HP-Ireland,ex2) mentioned: > Does anyone know when Redhat 8.0 is going to be released? > I have seen some ISO images of it around and I am trying to work out > if it's near release. Null, the third beta was out last week. It'll be an interesting release. Gnome 2.0, and GCC 3.2 - both very new, large projects. I'd not be putting it on any production machines for a while... Though many say "RedHat X.0 releases are rubbish" - it's worth baring in mind that they jump a release when the underlying archtechture changes, not just the installer, so they are .0 for a reason. Kate -- Irish Linux Users' Group: ilug@linux.ie  for (un)subscription information. List maintainer: listmaster@linux.ie


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I will send it to scheduling. Sent from my iPad On May 5, 2016, at 9:24 AM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: Re-upping this. I really think we should lock this one in. 2M devout California listeners is a big deal audience. On May 4, 2016, at 5:21 PM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: Hi Team: We need a decision on this ASAP or they're going to bump DWS for Howard Dean…which is fine if she can't make it but 2M listeners is a legit regional radio powerhouse. Thanks! On May 4, 2016, at 2:08 PM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: Roger, see below — On May 4, 2016, at 12:57 PM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: WHO: DWS and Rebecca Acosta WHAT: Live or pre-recorded one-on-one interview discussing state of the race in the context of the California Primary to air on the radio station KSCO AM 1080 / 104.1 FM. The audience for the Costa Report is reportedly 2 million listeners and 250k social media followers. The interview will be long-form for 30 minutes and, according to the show's producer: "It would be an opportune time for her to be on and reach out to a talk radio audience that would open to another perspective on the Congresswoman's life and career." The radio station will promo DWS's interview across several local marketing opportunities to be deployed before and after interview as a means to hype their conversation with DWS. WHEN: We have 3 options, all on 12 May -- * Live interview scheduled in between 2:00 - 3:00 pm (Pacific Time) with various breaks in between. * A recorded interview between 9:00 - 10:00 am (Pacific Time). * A recorded interview between 10:00 - 11:00 am (Pacific Time). WHERE: At her convenience. Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


Consistent with her husband: "I don't control my fans" From: Roberts, Kelly Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 3:10 PM To: Sarge, Matthew; Comm_D Subject: RE: DuJour Interview with Melania Trump Ummm. Julia Ioffe got anti-Semitic death threats and Melania Trump's response is "she provoked them." A GQ reporter who dug into her family's past—turning up the existence of a secret 50-year-old half-brother in her native Slovenia whom her father has never acknowledged—was subjected to anti-Semitic threats online. Of the GQ article, Melania says: "I have thick skin. It doesn't bother me if they write about me because I know who I am. But what right does the reporter have to go and dig in court in Slovenia in 1960 about my parents? They're private citizens. If they go after me, it's different. But to do that, it's a little bit nasty, it's a little bit mean." So if people put a swastika on my face once this article comes out, will she denounce them? "I don't control my fans," Melania says, "but I don't agree with what they're doing. I understand what you mean, but there are people out there who maybe went too far. She provoked them." From: Sarge, Matthew Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 2:54 PM To: Comm_D Subject: DuJour Interview with Melania Trump "Unbelievable," she says of Matthews' comment. "That's what I'm saying! I'm not only a beauty, I'm smart. I have brains. I'm intelligent." She exhales, adding: "I would just say, Men will be men." DuJour: Lady and the Trump Melania Trump might speak softly, but in this rare, candid interview, she comes through loud and clear Written by Mickey Rapkin Donald and Melania Trump live in a 30,000-square-foot triplex at the top of his namesake tower on Fifth Avenue, and as the race toward the presidency gets shorter and more frenzied, the ratings-hungry cable news networks have started coming to them. On May 4, the day after Ted Cruz dropped out of the race, Donald, 69, appeared live on Today, Good Morning America, Morning Joe, Fox & Friends and The Situation Room—all without leaving Trump Tower. On the morning I visit, Secret Service agents are stationed in the lobby, and everyone entering the building—even those going to the Starbucks—must pass a security checkpoint first. One week earlier, a letter containing a suspicious powder had been delivered to Donald's office, and while the powder was later deemed non-toxic, the mood is understandably tense. Once given the all clear, I take the elevator to the 25th floor, where a longtime Trump employee escorts me to a second elevator that rockets us to the 66th floor, where a Secret Service agent awaits. It's on that floor that finally, behind a hulking gold door, the woman I'm here to meet appears, a picture of repose. Melania Trump, 46, is dressed in a black Chanel coat, slim black pants by The Row and Louboutin heels. A 25-carat diamond ring, an anniversary present from her husband, weighs down one hand. Her much-discussed squint—like a fox caught in headlights—is less prominent in person; otherwise she looks just as you'd imagine. Camera-ready, not a hair out of place. Fiji and Pellegrino water on the coffee table. "Come sit," she purrs. This woman is a few months, and swing states, away from becoming our next first lady, but very little is known about her. Magazine profiles inevitably trot out the same recycled anecdotes. For example, when she and Donald met for the first time—at a party in 1998—Melania famously refused to give out her phone number. A year later Donald flirted with running for president, and a reporter asked Melania what kind of first lady she'd be. Without giving it much thought she announced: "I would be very traditional, like Betty Ford or Jackie Kennedy." The apartment, which has been likened to a floating Versailles, is as opulent as advertised. There are 18-foot ceilings in the dining room and a heavy marble table; at the end of the room stands a kiddie-size Mercedes-Benz, which 10-year-old Barron Trump has long-since outgrown. And while the apartment might be gaudy, one barely notices the marble fountain in the corner, what with the infinity views of Central Park smacking him in the face. I hear a lone vacuum cleaner whooshing somewhere upstairs, but there's no evidence of another soul here otherwise. We sit down on a cream-colored couch, and I mention the chaos in the lobby below, wondering aloud: Why would anyone come to a Starbucks that requires a security pat-down? "I think people find it exciting," Melania says in her hypnotic, heavily-accented English. "To be in the building and to go through that." Presumably Melania can avoid that agitation and have her morning Starbucks order sent up directly, right? "I don't drink Starbucks," she says. You don't drink coffee? I ask. "I drink coffee, but I don't drink Starbucks. My son likes it, the what do you call it? The Frappuccino? He likes that." I don't get the impression that Melania's throwing shade at Americans who subsist on 10,000-calorie coffee drinks. This is more like something Gwyneth Paltrow would say on Goop and we'd all roll our eyes but secretly love it. Except this woman's husband is running for president, and in today's media environment, any off-script thought immediately becomes a scandal. Like when I ask what Bill and Hillary Clinton got the Trumps for a wedding present in 2005, and Melania says innocently: "I don't think they sent a gift."Really? She nods. "Some people didn't send gifts." Is she intentionally fanning the flames? This is the kind of click bait that becomes international chatter, and would she even remember who sent a wedding gift 10 years ago? Or would the faux pas be so weird that she couldn't forget? While we're on the topic, what do you even get the person who has everything? Of the election, she says, "They go after him, so he goes after them. It's nothing personal. It's all business. Everybody wants to win. He thinks he's the one. She thinks she's the one." We've been talking for less than 10 minutes when Melania broaches the idea that she's been misrepresented in the media—her silences interpreted as a lack of intelligence, her marriage as some kind of Faustian bargain. If Donald is a winner, as he often repeats in speeches, she—finally—would like you to know that she is, too. "I had a successful modeling career," she says, and it should be noted, her QVC line of sparkly jewelry sold out in 45 minutes. In what ways have you been misrepresented, I ask. "That I'm shy," she says. "I'm not shy. I know what I want, and I'm selective." No shame there. It's just that, in terms of political narratives, this one is a little harder to sell. If Michelle Obama is everyone's favorite Cool Mom—you know, the one with the toned arms and the perfect J.Crew outfit—Melania is seen as the Queen Bee, the helicopter mom with her own helicopter. If she's defensive about her qualifications, perhaps she has a right to be, considering she's getting catcalled on a national stage. Earlier that day, MSNBC's Chris Matthews was caught ogling her walk, accidentally muttering on-air: "My God, is that good. I could watch that runway show." "Unbelievable," she says of Matthews' comment. "That's what I'm saying! I'm not only a beauty, I'm smart. I have brains. I'm intelligent." She exhales, adding: "I would just say, Men will be men." She uses that same phrase—"Men will be men"—when asked about Donald's old appearances on Howard Stern's show, which recently resurfaced online. Stern once asked if Donald would stay with Melania if she suffered a horrific car accident, and he replied: "How do the breasts look?" A similar vibe was conveyed when Trump came out on stage at a town-hall meeting at the University of Pennsylvania in 1999 and shouted, "Where's my supermodel?" That was entertainment. This is politics (which is maybe also now entertainment but whatever). There's a lot I really want to ask Melania, but most of all, I want to know: Does she really want this? A year ago she was a private citizen, hocking her wares on QVC or taking her son, Barron, to Paris for the summer. But here we are. And there she is. Who is this woman who might share a bed with our next president? Does she have his ear? If so, what is she saying to him? "I want to make clear," she tells me, "in 1999, when they asked what kind of first lady I would be, it was out there that I'd be traditional, a Jackie Kennedy or Betty Ford. But that was 1999. A lot has changed." The idea of a 24-hour news cycle feels quaint at this point. I'm meeting Melania on Thursday, May 5, and here's a small sampling of the morning's breaking news. The FBI revealed it was interviewing Hillary Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin, as part of an ongoing probe into the security of Clinton's private e-mail server. Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, tweeted a photo of himself eating a taco bowl in honor of Cinco de Mayo, captioning the photo: "I love Hispanics!" Paul Ryan revealed he's "just not ready" to support Trump, who then issued his own statement saying: "I am not ready to support Speaker Ryan's agenda." A video of President Obama and Michelle dancing with R2-D2 from Star Wars went viral. And to think: We're only 187 days away from the election. As Melania explains, she always knew this day would come: "When we were dating in 1999, he was thinking about running with the Reform Party." The couple briefly broke up in 2000, with the Daily News suggesting then that his focus on the campaign was behind the split. She clarifies: "That was part of it. We were apart for a few months, not long. We got back together. He was always thinking about it. But he loved what he did, he had his business. He was not saying 'Now is the time.' He always had that in him." Things changed in 2014, she says. "He was more into the country, what was wrong with it. Every morning was Fox & Friends." She continues: "To be married to my husband, to someone successful as he is, he needs somebody who will tell him the truth. Somebody smart, you know. It's not just like I'm there and I'm just doing things for him. People say I'm not on the campaign, [but] I'm very involved from home." She may DVR Empire (which she calls "interesting, something for fun"), but nightly she's glued to CNN or Fox News. "I like to know exactly what's going on," she says. "I give a lot of advice to my husband and tell him how it is and how I see it. I'm not backing off. I tell him the truth." She also reveals that she's the one in the family who has his ear. "After a speech, the kids are calling me—Ivanka, [his] sons—saying, 'Call dad and tell him this and that. He's listening to you.' They know I would talk to him and put him in the right direction. Sometimes he does, and sometimes he doesn't. He will decide what he does." When was the last time you challenged him? I ask. "This morning!" she says, letting out a big laugh. Was it about something political? "No, something else," she says, almost giggling. "I cannot say. It's too private. He was upset about some stuff, and I said, 'Hey, wake up! You did it. Now deal with it.' " When Melania appeared on the cover of Vogue in 2005, dressed in the custom Christian Dior gown John Galliano designed for her wedding—the one embroidered with 1,500 crystal rhinestones and pearls, at the time said to be the most expensive wedding gown ever made—the headline read "How to Marry a Billionaire," five words that essentially dismissed this woman as a gold digger. But perhaps, in 2016, a more accurate retelling of her origin story is justified. Melania Knavs grew up in Slovenia, the former Yugoslavia, then under Communist control. She was born in 1970 in Novo Mesto, and says her childhood was fairly typical. "I spent a lot of time [doing] after-school activities and homework, and I remember every weekend we visited the grandparents," she says. "When you grow up you don't think, Oh, I'm growing up under Communism. You understand what I mean? You're just a kid. You go on the bike, you do gymnastics, you enjoy your friends. My parents provided a great solid life for our family. I have beautiful memories of traveling." At 16, her parents took her and her sister to their first concert: Elton John live in Zagreb, Croatia. But even then Melania imagined a different future for herself. Of Slovenia, she says, "I felt it was kind of too small for me." Her mother was a pattern maker and designer for the state-owned textile factory and, on trips to Paris, she'd pick up fashion magazines for her daughter. Melania would sometimes sketch her own clothing, which her mother then sewed for her. She cites the birth of CNN in 1980 as opening her eyes to life beyond the Iron Curtain. At 22, Melania entered Jana magazine's Look of the Year contest, which felt like a ticket to a new adventure, and while she didn't win, a seed was planted. She signed with a modeling agency and dropped out of the University of Ljubljana after two years. Her father managed dealerships for the state-owned car company (and later opened his own operation). When asked if he was upset by her leaving school, she says: "No, it was not a big deal. It is what I want to do. It's my passion. And I always felt like, don't lose the momentum with what you want to do. Go for it. You don't want to turn back and say, 'Oh! Why didn't I do that?' " Melania (who changed her surname to Knauss because it was easier to pronounce) was by all accounts studious. She never drank, she never smoked. The modeling industry is a notorious minefield for young women. When asked if she'd ever been propositioned by a photographer or agent, she doesn't hesitate, saying, "Yes. You need to be a strong person. For me, it was no way. The agents, they invite you, 'Oh, let's go for a weekend here or there.' Some girls go for it. I knew exactly how the industry worked. I never went into that. I know when they go to parties, there are drugs, there's alcohol. It doesn't bring you anywhere. I always stayed true to myself." When independence came to Slovenia, Melania was already away working in Milan and Paris—mostly print modeling—before an agent from Metropolitan brought her to New York and installed her at the Zeckendorf Towers on Union Square, where the 26-year-old shared an apartment with a photographer. At night she sometimes hung out at Cipriani Downtown with a Euro crowd, but she wasn't dancing on tables. She went on dates, she says, "but nothing else. It was known that I was very tough. Yes, dating, but notdating. Maybe a movie or dinner. I was busy. After a long day, the last thing I wanted to do is get ready and go out at 10 at night and then be up again at six in the morning. I don't want to feel exhausted. I came here to work. I didn't come here for hanging out. I came here for my career." The work she found was commercial—a job for Bergdorf Goodman, some lingerie and swimwear catalogs. Soon she rented her own apartment, a small one-bedroom that felt like a declaration of independence. "The rent was $2,500 a month," she says. "I picked it out, everything on my own. I still remember, I went to shop for a TV and an air conditioner. I bought furniture." Considering the Louis XIV aesthetic of her Trump Tower residence, I wonder what her taste was like in her twenties. Where did she shop for furniture? She thinks about this for a second before she finally remembers the name of the store. "I went to Crate & Barrel," she says. "Does that still exist or no?" Melania met Donald at the Kit Kat Club in 1998, at a fashion week party thrown by Paolo Zampolli, the founder of ID Models. She was friendly with Zampolli's girlfriend, who invited her out that night, telling her they'd pick her up in the car on the way. Melania had no premonition that she'd meet her husband that night. In fact, Donald had arrived with another woman—and tried to get Melania's phone number while his date was in the bathroom. "I knew who he was," Melania says, "but I didn't know about his life, about what was going on. I had my life. I didn't care about his. I wasn't starstruck." But she called him a few days later. Soon they had their first date, meeting mutual friends at Moomba—a chic late-'90s spot where young socialites did karaoke on Monday nights. "I'd never been before, and Donald hadn't been either," Melania says. "We had a great connection, great chemistry." A few days later he took her to his home in Westchester, a 230-acre property dubbed Seven Springs, and soon Melania was shopping for furniture at Sotheby's. But she takes pains to point out: "When I moved here with my husband, we weren't married yet—so I kept my apartment." Upon marrying Donald, the world opened up to her in ways she never dreamed. "I met Michael Jackson," smiling at an obviously happy memory. "It was here in New York in the Pierre Hotel. He called us, so we went over and we had dinner. Just after dinner, we were chatting on the sofa and my husband went into another room to see some art somebody wanted to show him. And Michael said to me, 'Hey, when Trump comes back, let's start kissing so he will be jealous!' " They didn't kiss, she says, "No, no, no. But we were laughing so hard." Despite her own substantial fame, Melania is rarely photographed by paparazzi. That's by design, she explains. "I have a life. I go out every day. I bring my son to school. I pick him up. I'm not an attention seeker. I'm not the one who calls paparazzi, 'I have lunch with the girlfriends, and I'm going to this restaurant.' " I ask her what those after-school pick-ups are like; I can imagine her, like many of my friends with young kids, being forced to make awkward small talk with the other moms and nannies as they wait outside for the kids. "I get along," she says, sincerely. "[With] the moms at the school pick-up, it's 'Hello, how are you?' But it's not friends friends. I like quality over quantity." Indeed, she isn't the type to spend every night on the town. She is active in several charities—the American Red Cross and the Boys' Club of New York—but she prefers time with her son to red carpet events, telling me about Saturdays spent on the sidelines of his baseball games in Central Park. "I was there taking pictures and videos, quietly so he didn't see me. I was never screaming or cheering. I know my son and he would say, 'Stop it.' " She is up at five forty-five most weekday mornings to have some time to herself before she wakes Barron, whom she once described as a mini-Donald—at 7 years old, he preferred a suit-and-tie to sweats, though he's long since outgrown that phase. "The third floor is Barron's," she says. "It's much easier that way. For him as well. He has friends over, he has his toys. He has a play date tomorrow and is bringing two friends over. They come here, they go upstairs and they play. They kick a ball, they play with iPads. I don't allow Xbox before homework is done." Marrying a celebrity, Melania says, requires strength. "When you walk in a room, everybody knows the person. Sometimes people see you with that man and maybe they know more about the man, and they judge you or see you differently. You need to know who you are and you need to be very secure. You need to stand up for yourself. You need to have your own yes and no." When Donald is on the road campaigning, they talk several times a day, but there is no evening routine. "We don't Skype," she says. "We don't text. He's only a phone person. No e-mails and no texts." As she repeats more than once, she is fiercely independent. Before Donald announced his candidacy, "I said to him, 'You really need to think, because our family life will change.' The three of us will change. I know what it takes, traveling and all that stuff. I told him if he really wanted to do that I would support him 100 percent. But I would also be a mom first, I would be with our son, I would be home. Our son needs parents, and I don't want somebody other than me taking care of him. We made that decision. It's a big decision [to run], and a selfless decision. To go into that is very selfless because of what we're going through." She deflects a question about whether she'd move to the White House should Donald be elected—"It's tradition," she offers, "but we are not there yet, so for me it's a little too early to talk about it"—but, with this election, Melania is keenly aware of what's at stake for her family. What she'll miss, it seems, are the simple moments, like when Donald and Barron return home from a father-son dinner. "When they come home, Barron tells me how it was, and all three of us will be together in the living room, watching TV and talking about it. It's very cozy. The best is when we would go—not anymore—but we'd have unforgettable moments when Donald was driving and Barron would sit in front. I'd be in the back. And the three of us going somewhere with nobody around." While Melania often declines to discuss her politics publicly, it's clear she and Donald are united on the talking points—none more so than on the topic of immigration. Donald has called for an immediate deportation of approximately 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States. He has also proposed a ban on all Muslims entering this country. (London just elected its first Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, who I guess should visit New York soon if he'd like to see Hamilton?) Melania came to the United States on what's called an H1-B visa, which generally requires a bachelor's degree or higher. (According to a 2013 Bloomberg account, due to some congressional technicality, foreign-born fashion models are almost twice as likely to receive H1-B visas than computer programmers.) Melania rightfully points out that she came here legally, flying home to Slovenia to have her passport stamped whenever required. She got her green card in 2001 and became a citizen five years later. But as she echoes her husband's proposed policies, I wonder if she has sympathy for someone who, like her, wanted to come to the United States for a better life, but couldn't get an H1-B visa or couldn't afford an immigration lawyer? "The law needs to be changed to help those kind of people," she says. "But they can't just sneak in and be here. That's what I'm saying. I do have sympathy. I'm a very compassionate person. But don't sneak in and stay here without papers. We need to follow the law. If the law needs to be different, we need to do that." The Muslim ban—which Donald had re-affirmed his support of that very morning—led Michael Bloomberg to call him a demagogue. When I mention that the comedian Louis C.K. flat out compared Trump to Hitler, Melania stares blankly back at me. Do you know who Louis C.K. is, I ask. "No," she says, shaking her head. But she continues: "We know the truth. He's not Hitler. He wants to help America. He wants to unite people. They think he doesn't but he does. Even with the Muslims, it's temporary." She concedes: "Maybe he needs to say it in a softer way. He doesn't go after religions. He feels like we need to know who's coming to this country. If not, we don't have a country. That's how he feels. We see how he is, and he wants to unite the country and bring people together and bring jobs back." I can't help but wonder what kind of hate speech her supporters might unleash on me for asking a few pointed questions. A GQ reporter who dug into her family's past—turning up the existence of a secret 50-year-old half-brother in her native Slovenia whom her father has never acknowledged—was subjected to anti-Semitic threats online. Of the GQ article, Melania says: "I have thick skin. It doesn't bother me if they write about me because I know who I am. But what right does the reporter have to go and dig in court in Slovenia in 1960 about my parents? They're private citizens. If they go after me, it's different. But to do that, it's a little bit nasty, it's a little bit mean." So if people put a swastika on my face once this article comes out, will she denounce them? "I don't control my fans," Melania says, "but I don't agree with what they're doing. I understand what you mean, but there are people out there who maybe went too far. She provoked them." I don't want to give her ideas, but Donald knows good television when he sees it. Why not invite Melania's half-brother on TV and have a teary reunion special? "I never met him," she says. "He's had his own life. I wish him all the best." Some have taken Melania's absence on the campaign to mean that she's somehow aloof, something her friends dispute. "There's no such thing as 'along for the ride,' " says Steve Hilbert, the CEO of Sterling Investors Life Insurance and a longtime friend of the Trumps. "She recognized this country needs leadership." And she is not nostalgic for the past. Donald has visited Slovenia exactly once according to The New Yorker—a three-hour dinner on the way home from London. Melania's parents, however, have their own apartment in Trump Tower and spend much of their time in New York, which gives Melania peace of mind when she has to be away from Barron. Melania traveled to Iowa with Donald earlier this year. Where did you stay?Who did you talk to? "It was kind of a fun experience," she says. "We stayed in a hotel. It was clean. It was, I think, a Holiday Inn. You do it in a fun way. My husband knows me and how I am. I like beautiful stuff. I live the life. It's funny when we go and travel. They don't have five-star hotels there, but you go with it. It was a great experience in Iowa, because we went to an Evangelical church on Sunday. The church we got married in is very different. In Iowa there was a band, there was singing. It was very different, but it was a great experience. Being on the campaign trail and traveling around the country is hard work." Whether she wanted any of this, who knows. Stephanie Winston Wolkoff was working at Vogue when she met Melania more than a decade ago. She is now president and CEO of her own consulting agency, SWW Creative, and the two have become close friends, having lunch together once a month and even traveling to the Trumps' Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. She calls to put her friend in context, saying, "Don't underestimate her just because she is quiet and reserved. There is virtue in the fact that she appears to be quiet and isn't on the front lines constantly saying, Hear me, see me. But she's very confident in her viewpoint. She does not agree with everything that [Donald] says or everything that's being done, but she believes in the greater good. They are a power couple. They are each other's teammate." She adds: "He's out there. He has so much going on. It isn't about her yet. She has always said, when and if the time comes, she will step up. She's a wife and a mother until that day comes." Before I leave, Melania offers me a tour of the apartment. She has to head out soon herself, she says: "I am picking up my son and taking him to the dentist." We're staring out at the massive skyscrapers coming up along 57th Street, and then we turn to look at Central Park—so lush and green this time of year. It's one of the most coveted views in the world. "It's beautiful," she says. "You kind of get used to it, but still you know, especially now, it's beautiful." And with that, she walks me to the hallway, where a Secret Service agent waits in a stairwell designed for the help. Donald's Secret Service name is reportedly "Mogul." What will hers be? "I don't think about it," she says. "I take it day by day."


On Mon, 9 Sep 2002, Chris Haun wrote: > ok i read back, thats not a typo, you mean three thousand lovers. > where do you get your data? It seems very unlikely, but if you have > supporting evidence i'd like to see it. I haven't seen any official data on the web (the high-ranking hits are overrun by religious bigots), but there's some anecdotal evidence to be found in (search for promiscuity). They mention 300 to 500 partners a year. (Anecdotally. This is not a statistic). They also mention that this was specific to gay males. Lesbians don't dig promiscuity in that degree.


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Martin, You are right, it should just be the two of us and as Keith is just across the corridor we can have the meeting beforehand or on the way together. If you add this though to your list of possible meetings you might find that some others are interested. This meeting of 3 and 6 can occur at the same time as 3 and 4, so during Cluster B. There does need to be some discussion between 4 and 6 though to decide where Oerlemans work is best located within AR4. There is also the issue of Ch 9 as Kevin mentioned. As with Ch 4 using an NCEP temperature series for the Arctic, there might be issues with some other chapters using observed datasets which Ch 3 might think inappropriate or saying things about them that differ from what we do. Hopefully all these sorts of issues which get flagged when the overviews of the whole of AR4 get discussed (and also at LA3 and LA4). Cheers Phil At 02:46 21/04/2005, trenbert@ucar.edu wrote: Martin I think you are right: the paleo instrumental issue is likely to involve mainly Briffa from Chap 6 and Phil from our chapter, so they might well spin off at some point. Are there others Phil? Kevin > Dear Kevin and Phil > > As you say Chapter 6 was not implicated in the cluster B overlap issues > based on the author notes we received with the ZOD. You may want to cover > the point raised by Phil and in particular where the long instrumental > records fit, but as this seems to involve only a small number of LAs you > could consider dealing with that more efficiently in a small group > separately from the cluster meeting. So the choice is up to you. > > If it would be helpful, the TSU could start to compile a list of small > group meetings requested by CLAs and look for some way of setting up a > practical timetable for lunch time meetings. But we would need advice on > the specific individuals who should be involved in each case and all I am > offering is a "dating service" that would distribute a suggested list of > times and names that we could possibly update in real time during the > meeting in Beijing. > > Regards > Martin > > At 09:07 AM 4/20/2005, Kevin Trenberth wrote: >>Hi Martin >>I agree with what Phil says, but I note that cluster B does not actually >>have chapter 6 as part of it. So the question is whether chapter 6 will >>be involved?. If so then we may well want to split into 2 parts. Last >>night I had a quick look at Chap 9 and I am concerned about redundancy >> and >>overlap and conflicts: they are doing some similar things with >>observations but maybe different obs, and coming to different conclusions >>e.g. wrt things like dimming. >>Kevin >> Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 University of East Anglia Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk NR4 7TJ UK ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


Kathryn, I did talk to the Metro yesterday - no idea what they used. Maybe a few will have read it - before copies are tossed around on the tube! Added Geoff on this email. Ag has answered the second question. I may come back to that after trying to answer the first part. There are two aspects to the WG work we're doing. The first, which I've mentioned on a number of occasions, is to prove that the perturbation process used with the WG works. Colin Harpham sent around a load of plots to Chris/Ag/David/Geoff just before Christmas. I have a rough draft of a paper on this which I sent to Chris yesterday. This involves the UKCIP08 WG, but is totally independent of the change factors David is developing for UKCIP08. This uses some earlier HadRM3 model runs. The WG is fit to 10 grid box series across the UK and then perturbed according to the differences between the future model integrations and the control runs. We then generate future weather and show that its characteristics are similar to what HadRM3 got directly. This has used the same change factors (same variables) but from a different set of RCM runs. The whole purpose of this exercise is to show that the perturbation process works. The only way we can test this is to use RCM model runs - because they have future runs with a big climate change. We can't use past weather data as it doesn't have enough of a climate change. This is validation of the perturbation process. We can additionally validate the WG using observational data - which we've done earlier. Return to Q2. Ag has said how the model variants get chosen. The model variants used have a variety of ways of being chosen. Let's say we start with the 50th percentile for rainfall. We select all model variants between 45 and 55%. Then we want temperature at the 90th percentile. We then do a second selection of the variants already selected that have temperature changes between 85 and 95%. As we had initially 10,000 variants, the first selection reduced this to a 1000 (as we chose 10% of them). The second selection reduced this to 100 (as we've again chosen only 10% of them). Now with these 100 variants, most users will average the change factors (from David) across these 100. These average change factors (which will approximately be at the 50% and 90% value for precipitation and temperature respectively) get passed to the WG. The WG then simulates 100 runs of 30 years - for the already pre-selected location (small area) and future period. There are obviously loads of permutations as we will be allowing users to select all percentile levels (singly for temperature or precipitation) or jointly for both from 5 to 95 % in steps of 5. The percentile levels can be chosen based on seasons (4) and years (1). If you select summer say, users will also get the rest of the year - using the change factors that go along with those for the selected model variants. Another possibility is to select one model variant within the chosen percentile bands and pass these change factors to the WG. There are other possibilities, but I think we've limited the choices to these two. The other possibility was a variant (can't think of a better word here - but not related to the model variants) to the first. As you have 100 chosen model variants in this example, you could chose one at random or allow each of the 100 WG integrations to be based on a different one of the model variants. These generated sequences will likely have greater variability than that based on the average of the 100 or that based on the single model variant. I think this may open up a can of worms with Ag when he reads it ! Whichever of these are chosen, the use should still run the WG for 100 30-year sequences. I think I've made the last bit on model variant selection complicated and haven't gone back to look at what Ag has written in the User Guidance. It ought to tell you how the change factors that the WG needs will get selected. Cheers Phil At 10:07 04/01/2008, Humphrey, Kathryn (CEOSA) wrote: Hi Ag, Yes that makes perfect sense in terms of selecting one/several model variant/s, thanks. I'm still a bit confused about the utility of random sampling though as this won't give you results for a particular probability level (will it?). I think Phil was going to get back to me on this as well as the change factors question. Phil, I liked your quote in the Metro this morning! Kathryn ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Stephens, A (Ag) [[1]mailto:A.Stephens@rl.ac.uk] Sent: 04 January 2008 08:56 To: Humphrey, Kathryn (CEOSA) Cc: Phil Jones; David Sexton; C.G.Kilsby@newcastle.ac.uk Subject: RE: Questions on the weather generator Hi Kathryn, I can comment on your second question. Here is my understanding: Firstly, users must run a minimum of 100 WG runs regardless of which ones they run. This is to enforce the use of a "probabilistic" approach. Selection by model variant will only make sense once a user has produced some runs. After any run they will have access to the model variant IDs that were used. The use case that gave rise to us including "selection by model variant ID" was as follows: 1. Person X does some WG runs (sampling by whatever method she chooses). 2. She uses/analyses a set of runs to produce some interesting results. 3. She is keen to do more/different analyses using the model variants that represented that part of parameter space. 4. She has the list of model variant IDs so she can publish these so that others can use them or she can re-use them herself in other experiments. 5. Person Y can read about what Person X did and re-produce exactly her results, or use the same set of interesting model variants for some other experiments. Does that make sense? Cheers, Ag ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Humphrey, Kathryn (CEOSA) [[2]mailto:kathryn.humphrey@DEFRA.GSI.GOV.UK] Sent: 03 January 2008 16:58 To: Stephens, A (Ag) Subject: FW: Questions on the weather generator ______________________________________________ From: Humphrey, Kathryn (CEOSA) Sent: 03 January 2008 16:55 To: 'Phil Jones'; 'Chris Kilsby'; 'Stephens, Ag' Subject: Questions on the weather generator Phil/Chris/Ag, I'm putting together a "quick and easy" presentation on the UKCIP08 methodology for Defra officials to give them some idea of how it's all done so they can better appreciate what's it's potential uses may, and may not, be. However I'm getting stuck still on some of the WG methodology! Can you help? (I'm not planning on telling them this level of detail about the WG but am just bothered by the issues below). I'm firstly confused about the RCM change factors; are you using these to validate the WG runs (which I do understand) or to generate them (which I don't as I thought they were being generated using the data in final PDFs themselves)? And I'm still confused about the reasons for allowing users to select runs by model variant. I think by model variant you mean each perturbed version of HadCM3 or other single model run or emulator result that creates a point in parameter space. Is this right? If so then I understand why you can't run your WG on all model variants (too many) so selecting a random sample is a representation of parameter space. But my initial understand of how the WG works is that you pick a point on the PDF (say 50th percentile) with a given probability and run the WG for that point. But this doesn't make sense if you are allowing users to select random/ single model variants seasons etc. because these won't reflect a particular percentile. Maybe it's the case that you don't need a particular percentile for whatever use the WG data is for, but if you don't know, how do you know how likely your WG output is and therefore what to do with the result in terms of planning? Apologies for my ignorance and assistance would be gratefully received! Kind Regards, Kathryn Kathryn Humphrey Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Team, Defra Zone 3F Ergon House, Horseferry Road, London, SW1P 3JR tel 0207 238 3362 fax 0207 238 3341 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) This email and any attachments is intended for the named recipient only. If you have received it in error you have no authority to use, disclose, store or copy any of its contents and you should destroy it and inform the sender. Whilst this email and associated attachments will have been checked for known viruses whilst within Defra systems we can accept no responsibility once it has left our systems. 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Dear CLAs/LAs As you all know, in my Victoria follow-up e-mail of 2 August I presented a summary of the agreement we reached in Victoria on a common use of terminology to express degree of likelihood in the TAR. At that time the word or term to be used for the central box of 33 to 66% had not been agreed and the word "inconclusive" was proposed for that category. Since that time there has been a lengthy discussion, including Working Groups II and III, regarding the best word to be used in this category. To cut a long story short the term we would now like you to use for this middle category is "medium likelihood". I am sorry I have not been able to canvas this around all of you but from the discussions this term was agreed by all to be the best compromise. In particular, it clearly maintains the scale as one of degrees of likelihood, whereas inconclusive could be confused as to whether a degree of likelihood was being expressed or whether there was insufficient information to conclude a likelihood. I attach a table showing what should now be the final scale. During the discussions it became clear that in addition to making likelihood statements it is sometimes more appropriate to express statements in terms of a degree of confidence, and indeed several chapters use this terminology. As you know the Uncertainties Guidance paper by Richard Moss and Steve Schneider recommends a scale of confidence from Very Low to Very High confidence. WGII in particular are using this scale and so I would ask that, if you choose to express things in terms of a level of confidence, that you use the terms as they are laid down in the guidance paper. This in no way affects the use of the likelihood scale where this is more appropriate. For example, if we are highly uncertain how well a model handles a particular process, we may have "very low confidence" in a model result which is highly dependent on this process. If we have no other corroborating evidence we may therefore conclude that there is insufficient information to assign a likelihood in this case. By following the guidance paper when expressing a level of confidence we will hopefully improve the consistency between the two reports. Incidentally, if there are instances in the WGII report where they are able express degrees of likelihood they are going to try and use our scale. Thirdly, there has been a lot of discussion about the impression which the likelihood scale, if taken out of context, could give for low likelihood, high consequence events, such as a disintegration of the WAIS or a shutdown of the THC in the next 100years. Please bear in mind that policymakers must balance likelihood and consequence in deciding whether or not to take action. Therefore please take extra care when considering text for these types of issues as simply expressing them as "extremely unlikely" does not give the full picture. For example, you could say an aircraft was "extremely unlikely" to crash on its next flight but if there was a 1% chance I would not fly on it. While it is a true statement the right balance is only achieved when the consequence is also brought in to put the risk in context. I apologise for this late change to our scale but I hope you all agree that it is an improvement. If anything is not clear about any of the above please do not hesitate to contact me. Best regards Dave > ----------------------------------------- Dr David Griggs IPCC WGI Technical Support Unit Hadley Centre Met. Office London Road Bracknell Berks, RG12 2SY UK Tel +44 (0)1344 856615 Fax: +44 (0)1344 856912 Email: djgriggs@meto.gov.uk ----------------------------------------- Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\Agreed terminology2.doc"


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Hi Tim, in response to your inquiry about my take on the confidentiality of my email communications with you, Keith or Phil, I have to say that the intent of these emails is to reply or communicate with the individuals on the distribution list, and they are not intended for general 'publication'. If I would consider my texts to potentially get wider dissemination then I would probably have written them in a different style. Having said that, as far as I can remember (and I haven't checked in the records, if they even still exist) I have never written an explicit statement on these messages that would label them strictly confidential. Not sure if this is of any help, but it seems to me that it reflects our standard way of interaction in the scientific community. Caspar On May 27, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Tim Osborn wrote: Dear Caspar, I hope everything's fine with you. Our university has received a request, under the UK Freedom of Information law, from someone called David Holland for emails or other documents that you may have sent to us that discuss any matters related to the IPCC assessment process. We are not sure what our university's response will be, nor have we even checked whether you sent us emails that relate to the IPCC assessment or that we retained any that you may have sent. However, it would be useful to know your opinion on this matter. In particular, we would like to know whether you consider any emails that you sent to us as confidential. Sorry to bother you with this, Tim (cc Keith & Phil) Caspar M. Ammann National Center for Atmospheric Research Climate and Global Dynamics Division - Paleoclimatology 1850 Table Mesa Drive Boulder, CO 80307-3000 email: [1]ammann@ucar.edu tel: 303-497-1705 fax: 303-497-1348 References 1. mailto:ammann@ucar.edu


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On Fri, 23 Aug 2002, Robert Harley wrote: --]It's an amusing anecdote, I don't know if it's true or not, but certainly --]nothing here supports the authoritative sounding conclusion "Status: False". --] So thats the trick, just let any anecdotal utterances you LIKE be deemed true until proven false, and then hold other data to the opposite standard... Yeah, I see how that could be a handy tool RH. (before teh lablemongers are out and about, I could give a shit what BubbaU utters, its all shite. Kill your idols folks, your slips are showing) -tom


On 1/16/08, ARullman@aol.com wrote: > > As a proud German son, I do have a question. Why the SA for a form of > enlistment? We both know that the SA served a very useful service, however > they had been disbanded due to the threat that they posed to the military. > It seems to me that the SS had a more elite force. I know the history of > the beer hall rebellion and the served their purpose. but if I am interested > in joining a group I guess I would like to know your view on this matter, > along with others. I am a direct descendent of the Iron Cross First Class, > which I still cherish. I believe I have views that reflect your > organization. I am not some ignorant racist, which I hate. If you are > going to be racist, it should be your first duty to learn history and be > knowledgeable about what you are against. I am very proud of my American > heritage yet I I have a longing to my German ancestry. I would love to hear > your thoughts and views on this. > > Sincerely, > Andrew Rullman > Formally, Frankfurt, Germany > > > > ------------------------------ > Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year. > -- Commander Jeff Schoep "If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem." National Socialist Movement www.nsm88.org The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. Furthermore, the NSM is not responsible for the content of this e-mail, and anything written in this e-mail does not necessarily reflect the NSM's views or opinions. Access to this email by anyone other than the intended addressee is unauthorized. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, any review, disclosure, copying, distribution, retention, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this mail in error, please destroy the copy in your possession and notify: commander@newsaxon.org


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