Notices of appeal are being filed today. Sent from my iPhone On Apr 26, 2016, at 7:41 AM, Donna Brazile > wrote: Great Sent from Donna's I Pad. Follow me on twitter @donnabrazile On Apr 26, 2016, at 7:22 AM, Pratt Wiley > wrote: I think we can craft a statement that incorporates this as well as Ted Cruz filing an amicus brief in support of TX's voter ID law and our AZ litigation. Mark/Deshundra, please let me know if you need me to draft From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 10:47 PM To: Marc Elias; Donna Brazile; Jefferson, Deshundra; Paustenbach, Mark Cc: Pratt Wiley; Dacey, Amy Subject: RE: Court Declines to Overturn North Carolina's Monster Voter Suppression Law: Groups to Appeal Decision Plus Mark and Deshundra, We'll work on a statement. Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "Elias, Marc (Perkins Coie)" > Date: 04/25/2016 10:20 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Donna Brazile > Cc: Pratt Wiley >, "Dacey, Amy" >, "Miranda, Luis" > Subject: Re: Court Declines to Overturn North Carolina's Monster Voter Suppression Law: Groups to Appeal Decision I just tweeted -- Marc E. Elias Perkins Coie LLP 700 13th St, NW Washington, DC 20005 202-434-1609 melias@perkinscoie.com @marceelias Sent from my iPad On Apr 25, 2016, at 10:15 PM, Donna Brazile > wrote: Love, love, love the strategy. Sent from Donna's I Pad. Follow me on twitter @donnabrazile On Apr 25, 2016, at 10:09 PM, Elias, Marc (Perkins Coie) > wrote: Yes. We are appealing and should win at the 4th circuit -- Marc E. Elias Perkins Coie LLP 700 13th St, NW Washington, DC 20005 202-434-1609 melias@perkinscoie.com @marceelias Sent from my iPad On Apr 25, 2016, at 10:07 PM, Donna Brazile > wrote: Can we put out a statement? Sent from Donna's I Pad. Follow me on twitter @donnabrazile Begin forwarded message: From: Jennifer Farmer > Date: April 25, 2016 at 10:01:39 PM EDT To: > Subject: Court Declines to Overturn North Carolina's Monster Voter Suppression Law: Groups to Appeal Decision Reply-To: > [ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jennifer Farmer, 202-487-0967 April 25, 2016 Email: jfarmer@advancementproject.org Court Declines to Overturn North Carolina's Monster Voter Suppression Law: Groups to Appeal Decision RALEIGH, NC – Today the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina ruled that H.B. 589, a monster voter suppression law, does not violate the Voting Rights Act or the Fourteenth, Fifteenth or Twenty-Sixth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The court chose instead to uphold a restrictive and discriminatory measure, which has already significantly burdened voters of color in the state. We intend to seek relief for provisions including the expansion of voter challenges, the elimination of same-day registration, the rollback of a week of early voting, a ban on the use of out of precinct provisional ballots, the removal of a successful preregistration program for 16- and 17-year-olds and a restrictive photo ID requirement. The current injunction on the law's proscriptions of same day registration and out of precinct voting – which has been in place since 2015, will remain in effect until June. Advancement Project, along with co-counsel from Kirkland & Ellis, LLP and attorneys Irving Joyner and Adam Stein, challenged H.B. 589 on behalf of the North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. The groups will hold a media conference call on Tuesday, April 26 at 11:30 am EST to discuss the decision, and conference call details are forthcoming. A partial statement is outlined below: "The continuation of H.B. 589's restrictive provisions is an affront to democracy, and we intend to appeal the decision," said the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, president of the North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP and architect of the Forward Together Moral Movement. "Through widespread actions, rallies, marches and protests, we have said all along that we would accept no less than unabridged access to the ballot for all eligible voters. Just like those who carried on before us, we will continue our movement challenging regressive and discriminatory voter suppression tactics on behalf of African Americans, Latinos, seniors, students and all those for whom democracy has been denied." "In abridging voting rights for African Americans and Latinos, H.B. 589 turns back the clock to our nation's terrible Jim Crow past," said Advancement Project Co-Director Penda D. Hair. "In a democracy, voting should be free, fair and accessible for all eligible voters. H.B. 589 tactically targets the provisions that once made North Carolina among the states with the highest turnout in the nation. This progress was especially clear among African-American and Latino voters, who came to rely on measures like early voting, same-day registration and out of precinct provisional ballots to ensure their voices were heard. By specifically targeting the very measures that were most used by people of color – in addition to imposing a restrictive photo ID requirement – the legislature sought to disturb the levers of power in North Carolina. This fight is not over. This is just one step in a legal battle that is going to continue in the courts to ensure that the Voting Rights Act protects voters against discriminatory voting measures like H.B. 589." "The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals understood the ways in which H.B. 589 would impact voters of color in North Carolina, and previously enjoined portions of this law," said Advancement Project Senior Attorney Denise Lieberman. "Now with even more evidence of the measure's discriminatory impact on voters of color, we intend to once again take our case to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals." "North Carolina's suppressive voting law was exactly the type of regulation that the Voting Rights Act was written to combat," said Advancement Project Senior Attorney Donita Judge. "Had this law been subjected to federal preclearance, it simply never could have passed. Now, countless voters, especially voters of color, are at risk of losing their voice in our elections. This is unacceptable in a democracy." # # # Advancement Project is a multi-racial civil rights organization. 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Fwd: Thai battle lines, Year of the Horse dawns, CJ E&M's new drama... all in the latest issue of ContentAsia D Sent on the runÂ Begin forwarded message: From: "ContentAsia" To: "Mosko, Steve" Subject: Thai battle lines, Year of the Horse dawns, CJ E&M's new drama... all in the latest issue of ContentAsia Â Dear Stephen The latest issue of ContentAsia, the electronic newsletter for Asia's content industry, is attached. Inside you will find: From the horse's mouth The Year of the Horse kicked off with a coup for Turner (Shitiz Jain joins Ricky Ow's team as finance VP), a loss for Discovery (Shitiz Jain exits after 15 years), extremes for RTL CBS (new channel, RTL CBS Extreme, launches in March), more fighting in Hong Kong (RTHK knocked back on new HQ but vows to go down fighting)... clearly a mixed bag of fortunes so far for Asia's content industry. Thailand: Thai platforms draw battle lines Content battle lines continue to be drawn in Thailand, with sports at the centre of a high-stakes television play that started last year. Thailand: Thailand's Post boosts television focus Thailand's listed media group, Post Publishing Plc, is looking to the country's booming television environment for growth. Pay-TV: Singapore's StarHub listens in Singapore platform StarHub has launched a social media listening lab that allows the company to "actively listen to and extract real-time conversations about StarHub". Vietnam: Vietnam telcos' content woes shake up launch plans Vietnam's telcos are pushing back against what they see as an effort to lock them out of content supply for their video platforms. Programming: World Wars comes to Asia A+E Networks Asia's History and H2 channels will air the six-part special event series, World Wars, this year as part of a global rollout in 160 countries to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of World War I. Drama: Korean CJ E&M expands themes CJ E&M's latest effort to expand Korean Wave story lines rolled out at the weekend, with the Sunday night premiere of new original drama, Cheo Yong: The Paranormal Detective. The series airs on CJ E&M's dedicated drama channel OCN. Production: Nippon boosts global expansion, acquires Tatsunoko Japanese free-TV broadcaster, Nippon TV, has acquired a 54.3% stake in Tomy Company's Tatsunoko Production. People: Disney boosts SE Asia advertising Disney's U.K.-based sales/relationships exec, Alex Baillie, is shifting to Singapore to join The Walt Disney Company Southeast Asia as executive director, media solutions. Plus regular sections… ContentAsia Formats: A+E Networks' factual format, Hidden Cities Extreme Platform Profile: TrueVisions Anywhere, Thailand The Creative Interview: Amit Malhotra, General Manager, Disney Media Distribution, The Walt Disney Company Southeast Asia ________________________________ The latest multimedia version of ContentAsia in print is available at: www.contentasia.tv/issueseven2013/index.html Enhanced listings from this year's annual directory, ContentAsia's The Big List, are at: The Big List 2014: Channels The Big List 2014: Programming The Big List 2014: Satellites and Services You can also browse back issues at www.contentasia.tv and www.asiacontentwatch.com , Asia's most comprehensive online database of schedules, buyers, programmers and distributors, among others. Plus, of course, you can follow us daily and sometimes more at: facebook.com/ContentAsia or on  ContentAsia Mobile can be downloaded from App Store and Google Play . ________________________________ Please email i_want@contentasia.tv< Attachments: apps_banner.gif (24700 Bytes) ATT00001.htm (280 Bytes) ContentAsia_180_10Feb.pdf (1564892 Bytes) ATT00002.htm (232 Bytes)


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Only flag is that Bernie-land could spin this is as Dems trying to silence him at convention, but on the whole, these stories aren't bad. MSNBC: Democrats consider new rules to avoid convention chaos 05/20/16 04:53 PM By Alex Seitz-Wald PHILADELPHIA - Still reeling from the chaos surrounding last weekend's Nevada Democratic State Convention, party officials considered new guidelines Friday that would bar interruptions of any kind at upcoming state conventions. Last week's unrest was on everyone's mind at a meeting here of State Democratic Party chairmen, who rallied around Roberta Lange, the Nevada chair who has received death threats from supporters of Bernie Sanders. "Any one of us could be Roberta one day," Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said. "But none of us are going to stand for it." In a speech dedicated almost entirely to projecting confidence that the party will ultimately unify, Wasserman Schultz drew on her experience as a die-hard Hillary Clinton supporter in 2008. "To say that I was not very well-liked by then-Sen. Obama's supporters would be an understatement. Despised might be more accurate," Wasserman Schultz said. "I share that story with you because I want to remind everyone that we have been down this road before." She mocked the "media's love affair with notions of party discord" and said she was "confident that we will channel the passion and energy from our primary into unity behind a common purpose." Last week's convention in Las Vegas devolved into chaos. Sanders supporters loudly objected to the procedure, claiming their supporters were being disenfranchised. It stretched on for hours as officials lost control, before security finally shut down the event. Unrest continued the next day when the Democratic Party's headquarters were vandalized by graffiti and Lange received threats. The incident has led Democrats to worry about unrest at the Democratic National Convention, which will take place here in July. Some Sanders supporters have already promised protests. Sanders supporters loudly objected to the procedure, claiming their supporters were being disenfranchised. As state party chairs, they were also worried about the dozen or so state conventions that will occur before the national event. Some expressed particular concern about Wyoming's convention, scheduled for next week. "The experience of the Nevada Convention demands that action be taken," said Ray Buckley, the New Hampshire party chairman, who also serves as president of the Association of State Democratic Party Chairs. He said every state party was "stunned and saddened" by what happened in Nevada, but that state was not alone in seeing "bad behavior" at party events. Buckley called on the Sanders campaign, along with the Clinton's campaign and the DNC, to agree to eight new guidelines to ensure peace at upcoming state conventions. The guidelines called for cost sharing for extra security, more meetings to hammer out issues ahead of time and for senior officials with both campaigns to be on the floor of the convention to help reign in supporters if need be. He also called on all parties to agree that conventions should proceed "without interruption or interference of any manner," including "auditory or visual distractions." Jaxon Ravens, the chairman of the Washington State Party, added that party officials should take extra safety and security precautions at state party offices. Several party chairs stood to publicly thank Lange. "It's not about Nevada any more, it's about all of us," she replied. Lange told MSNBC that she is still receiving threats from Sanders supporters and fears for her safety. She said she has yet to hear from the Sanders campaign. Clinton campaign manage Robby Mook briefly addressed the group Friday and will speak again Saturday. Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver was scheduled to appear, but canceled, several sources said. Sanders' political director addressed the group Thursday. After Nevada chaos, Dems propose new rules for state conventions By GABRIEL DEBENEDETTI 05/20/16 04:59 PM EDT PHILADELPHIA - Democratic Party leaders are proposing a set of new rules governing conduct at upcoming state party conventions to avoid a repeat of the chaos in Nevada that has sent worries about party unity up the spines of Democrats nationwide. Speaking to fellow party chairs at the spring meeting of the Association of State Democratic Chairs in Philadelphia, the group's leader, New Hampshire's Raymond Buckley, laid down a set of guidelines that would commit the Democratic National Committee and the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigns to maintaining an active presence at the remaining events. He said both campaigns have agreed to follow through. "Every state party was stunned and saddened by what was alleged to have occurred in Nevada. Unfortunately, while Nevada has gotten the most coverage, it's not the only example of bad behavior at a state party convention this year, and that needs to be addressed," Buckley said to a conference room of elected Democrats in the Sheraton Downtown hotel, referring to the discordant Saturday convention that had to be shut down by hotel security after Sanders supporters protested the proceedings, believing the rules were being changed unfairly and that their representatives were not being properly seated. In the days since the meeting, at which Sanders backers also shouted down Clinton-backing California Sen. Barbara Boxer, Nevada Democratic Party Chairwoman Roberta Lange has received death threats and abuse from Sanders supporters. "It is not acceptable for a state chair, or anyone participating within the Democratic Party for that matter, to be the victim of death threats or have their families' safety or jobs threatened," Buckley said. The proposals - which drew no audible protests - include having the campaigns and DNC commit to sending senior staff members to be on site for the conventions, having the convention leaders provide their proposed rules to both campaigns and the DNC at least 48 hours early, ensuring all speakers run without interruptions, and securing a commitment from both campaigns and the national party to help with the cost of any needed law enforcement or security. The plan came at the top of the meeting's public afternoon session, shortly before party chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz spoke. Most of the meeting - which was attended by Sanders deputy campaign manager Rich Pelletier and political outreach director Nick Carter, as well as Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook - was dedicated to logistical planning for July's national convention. The other four legs of Buckley's proposal are to have the campaigns and DNC commit to meeting with the state party about their concerns the day before the convention, have the state parties work to ensure every delegate is properly registered and explained, make sure all delegates can participate safely, and have the campaigns and DNC be willing to assist in enforcing these rules. Read more: #ixzz49EWWli55 Follow us: @politico on Twitter | Politico on Facebook Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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Keith, Stefan Its not my role as review editor to tell you what to write, just to make sure you have responded to the reviewers comments. For what its worth, I did find Keith's text quite involved. However, you do need to respond the the reviewers comments on Burger etc - if the flaws in von Storch paper cast doubt on the subsequent papers, then why not include a sentence in the chapter that says so, and list just the key papers affected. I hope this helps john Professor John Mitchell OBE FRS Chief Scientist, Met Office FitzRoy Road Exeter EX1 3PB United Kingdom Tel. +44(0)1392884604 Fax:+44 (0) 870 9005050 E-mail: john.f.mitchell@metoffice.gov.uk [1] ______________________________________________________________________________________ From: Stefan Rahmstorf Sent: 01 September 2006 13:02 To: Keith Briffa Cc: Mitchell, John FB (Chief Scientist); Eystein Jansen; Jonathan Overpeck Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [Wg1-ar4-ch06] NEW DRAFT FOR LA REVIEW Dear Keith, you disagree with my proposed revision of the paragraph re. the Von Storch papers, but you do not give any reasons or arguments for that. I think there are some good reasons to shorten this discussion and to clarify it, and I would welcome to hear your reasons against it. Firstly, I think your original discussion was too long and complex to understand for non-specialists, and, at this level of detail, not policy-relevant. It took up a disproportionate amount of space for what we can learn from it. Secondly, I don't think we need to cite all those Storch-spinoff papers by Bürger/Cubasch. Most people whose judgement I value (e.g., David Ritson, who I think has no vested interest but a very detailed knowledge of the issue) think these papers are irrelevant at best and misleading at worst (he actually has used stronger wording). You may also have seen that the latest in this series, making similar points, is highly criticised by anonymous reviewers on the open discussion site of the journal Climate of the Past, where one reviewer (this is not the even more scathing review by Mann) recommends rejection of the Bürger/Cubasch paper because of "numerous errors and inaccuracies in the use of statistical concepts and methods". Third, if we cite Von Storch et al. 2004 we need to be very clear that a number of key statements are simply incorrect, which is a fact that is not in dispute and documented in the literature. They implemented the Mann et al. method incorrectly, and it is at least unclear whether in their follow-up paper they have now fixed this (Ritson, who discovered the problem in their original paper in the first place, thinks they still have a problem, the detrending step was not the only one - and certainly in no paper have VS et al. shown any test that verifies their algorithm). Also, they were hiding a major artificial climate drift (which they must have known about, and which makes up half of their climate signal) - it is at least unclear whether you can expect a proxy method based on physical patterns of climate variability to reconstruct an unphysical drift, which has a completely different pattern. I simply think that because of this flaw, we cannot trust or cite any results from this particular ECHO-G run, which also affects several of the Bürger/Cubasch papers using the same data set. Given that the VS04 paper was used in the US Senate and other high-profile fora to discredit IPCC, I think it is imperative that we clarify this and leave our readers in no doubt about the fact that the VS04 results have proven to be incorrect in a major way. I am aware that you authored a favorable Science Perspective on the VS04 paper at the time, but you could not have known of those errors back then, and for a long time I thought myself that it was a valid paper. Therefore, if we state clearly in our chapter what is wrong with it, I do not think this would be a loss of face for you - quite the contrary. I also think you have done a brilliant job on the rest of the very difficult discussion of the past millennium. Best wishes, Stefan -- To reach me directly please use: [2]rahmstorf@ozean-klima.de (My former addresses @pik-potsdam.de are read by my assistant Brigitta.) Stefan Rahmstorf [3]www.ozean-klima.de [4]www.realclimate.org References 1.  2. mailto:rahmstorf@ozean-klima.de 3.  4.


PA Dems and OH Dems just got a call about it from Politico. Reporter wants to know why the direct transfers have been happening for exact dollar amounts. He wants to write the Paul Blumenthal angl e, but Politico can be more aggressive and sensational. I can supply the TPs that we've used before which nibble around the issue (JFA money goes to winning races up and down the ballot, investing in infrastructure, blah blah blah) but I think it may be worth adding an extra talking point if pressed. * It's way too early to start determining where the money will be most useful in the run-up to the election, and even if it was time to make that determination, we wouldn't discuss funding allocations in the press for the RNC to see what we're doing. Any objections? TPs we've used before: - For Background Only - Talking Points on Joint Fundraising Committees We welcome any effort by our candidates to help raise money for the DNC and state parties. Similar agreements were set up with both the Clinton campaign and the Sanders campaign early in the cycle, precisely because of the urgency to build a strong national infrastructure now that will help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in November. The Sanders campaign has not used theirs. It's important to note, the funds that the DNC and state parties get through the joint victory funds help strengthen, for example, our national voter file and communications, research and digital support for state parties and down ballot candidates. That includes training across a variety of areas, for example, and access to media monitoring and rapid response support. This is helping us build infrastructure for the general election. These arrangements are not new or unusual. Similar joint fundraising committees were established with our Democratic candidate in both 2008 and 2012. And again, both campaigns have signed on and have the option of using joint victory funds. And let's be clear, neither the DNC nor state parties are subsidizing fundraising through these committees for either campaign. For whatever each campaign raises under the agreement that then goes to their campaign, that campaign pays a directly proportional amount for the cost of that fundraising. Rick Hasen, an influential academic on campaign finance, posted an analysis on the Election Law Blog that addressed this issue. Hasen states in the article that "it is hard to see what provision of the law" is at issue in the letter. As the blog points out, "legally" the criticism of the fund "seems weak."  Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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Jan, Did you finally get the raw ring-width data from Malcolm? Does Keith know about this? He asked Malcolm for the data as well, but did not receive a reply as far as I know. Ed >Dear Malcom > >thank you for the series of mails and attachements! I just came back >into office (and I am already close to leave for another fieldtrip >next week), and had no time yet to look in all the files you sent >me. As soon as I get an overview of what you sent, I will keep you >informed. > >About the Central Asian data, I am just putting another draft >together also describing some of the new data Kerstin Treydte (who >is now in our team) sampled. Kerstin herself started working on a >bigger analysis including her new ring width and stable isotope data >(she processed 1000-yr. records of carbon and oxygen stable >isotopes). This will be the major paper of her PhD, and once this >paper is accepted, we are intending to release data to the ITRDB. >Will keep you posted. > >Thank you again and take care >Jan > > > > > >>Dear Jan - did you get the e-mail I sent on September 22? It may have caused >>problems, because there were 10 attachemnts. In fact, I include >>some that were >>missed with this message. In addition, you should be able to get >>the *.rwl files >>for the 27 western chronologies usedin Mann, Bradley, Hughes 1998 at the >>following web location: >>~fenbiao/For_Jan_27rwl/ >>Please let me know if you experience any problems with this. >>I also omitted some of the attachments from the earlier message. THey should >>be attached to this one. Good luck! Malcolm >> >>------- Forwarded message follows ------- >>From: Malcolm Hughes >>To: esper@wsl.ch >>Subject: data >>Copies to: fenbiao@ltrr.arizona.edu >>Date sent: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 17:30:24 -0700 >> >>Dear Jan - I have recently started to clear up all outstanding >>business related to the next analysis by Mike Mann, Ray Bradley, et >>al., and found, to my horror, that I had not replied to your e-mail of >>last April 8 (copy at end of this message). In response to our >>request for access to the data on which your 2000 and 2002 papers were >>based, you indicated that you would need to check with a colleague at >>WSL. Have you been able to do this, and if so, what is the result? >>Obviously we are keen to include all important data already in the >>peer reviewed literature, such as yours, in our analyses. You also >>requested "the raw measurements of (y)our sequoia data and the western >>conifer data used in the Mann et al 1998, 1999 papers". 1) data used >>in Mann et al 1998 - these are all listed in the Nature on-line >>supplementary materials (attached), and were all from the ITRDB, so >>they may be downloaded from there. The same list is also attached. We >>think we can find theraw data (the *.rwl files) and send them to you >>if you would like - please let me know. 2) The western conifer data >>used in MBH 99 are a subset of these, as indicated in another set of >>attached MS-Excel files. These are a little bit repetitive, but >>contain the following particularly useful information for these 27 >>longer chronologies: vchron11000 contains, inter alia, the ITRDB ID, >>species code, first year, last year, collector's name >> >>vchron41000 contains the ITRDB ID, then the first and last >>years with 5, 10, etc samples >> >>vchron81000 contains the ID, etc and then in the following >>cols: V mn sensitivity W chronology autocorrelation, AE >>number of series, AG mean correlation of series with >>chronology AH mean series autocorrelation, AI series mean >>length, series median segment length. >>Please remember that this set ranges from lower forest >>border to upper forest border, so that various mixtures from >>all precip to precip plus temp locally apply. >> >>As I recently told Keith Briffa, you should be aware that it >>would be completely unjustified to assume that the first >>measured ring was anywhere near the pith in many of these >>sites, especially as you go back in time, where the >>chronologies are based on remnants that have weathered on >>the inside and the outside. For this, and related, reasons, it >>would also be completely unjustified to assume any >>constant, or small, distance in years of the first measured >>rings from pith. That is, I can see no way of making a >>remotely reliable estimate of cambial age in the vast >>majority of these samples. I am sitting on the >>bones of a manuscript in which I had someone spend >>several months checking many hundreds of bristlecone and >>similar cross-sections and cores in our store. They found >>only a few dozen - less than 10%, where either pith was >>present, or the innermost ring could reasonably be described >>as 'near pith'. If you have seen these stripbark montane 5- >>needle pines, and ever tried to core them, you will >>understand why. A further problem arises from the >>observation that radial increment may increase rather >>dramatically in the period after most of the bark dies back, >>but of course we don't know when that was. Andy Bunn at >>Montana State University has, I think, a manuscript in >>preparation of review on this. I have a manuscript in >>preparation where we restandardized many of these series >>in the following way - >>identify the long, flat part of the sample ringwidth curve >>(i.e. remove the 'grand period of growth', if present) and >>then fit a straight line of no or negative slope. >>3) I attach *rwl and chronology files from three sequoia sites (those >>referred to by Hughes and Brown, 1992 Drought frequency in central >>California since 101 B.C. recorded in giant sequoia tree rings. >>Climate Dynamics, 6, 161-167 ) Please note the reasons given for the >>rather strong standardization used (explained in text) and for the >>splitting of the Mountain Home samples at AD 1297 (this explains my >>sending you 4 of each kind of file, even though there were only three >>sites in this case). We do not have pith dates for these samples, but >>it is important to note the following caution - most of the radials >>and cross- sections were from stumps, where we found that very slow >>growth near the pith was often an indicator of great age. This of >>course tells us that trees destined to be very old were often >>suppressed for many years in their early life (but not all of them). >>The tricky part comes from the observation that, although we could see >>slow growth on the top of the stump near the pith, the wood was often >>in too poor a state of presevation there to date and measure. >>Therefore, do not assume that the first ring measured was anywhere >>near pith - it could easily be off by centuries. There is a *.crn and >>*.rwl for each of the four chronologies. Gfo is Giant Forest, CSX is >>Camp Six, and MH is Mountain Home, split into MH1 and MH 2 as >>indicated above. I'd be interested to know how you get on with this. >>Cheers, Malcolm . . >> ----- Forwarded message from Jan Esper ----- >>> Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 16:15:35 +0200 >>> From: Jan Esper >>> Reply-To: Jan Esper >>> Subject: Re: from Malcolm Hughes >>> To: fenbiao@ltrr.arizona.edu >>> >>> Dear Fenbiao and Malcom >>> >>> Since I got funding from the Swiss Science Foundation to do some >>> similar research, I really like the idea to share our tree ring >>> data. However, I have to discuss this again with Kerstin Treydte who >>> now started to work at the WSL and is running a re-analysis >>> (including new samplings) for western central Asia. >>> >>> In principle, would it be possible to receive the raw measurements >>> of your Sequoia data and the western conifer data used in the Mann >>> et al. 1998, 1999 papers? >>> >>> What do you think? >>> >>> Take care >>> Jan >>> >>> CC >>> K Treydte >>> D Frank >>> >>> >Dear Jan, >>> >You may be familiar with our earlier attempts at very large scale >>> multi-proxy >>> >reconstruction of certain aspects of climate, (for example, Mann, >>> >Bradley >>> and >>> >Hughes, 1998, Nature, 392, 779-787). This work was possible because >>> >many colleagues made their data available. We are now assembling an >>> >updated and extended dataset for new work along similar lines. We >>> >hope to take advantage of data that were not available five years >>> >ago, and to use improved methods in our analyses. >>> > >>> >Would you be willing to permit us to use the >>> >(chronologies/reconstruction?) reported in your paper (s) listed >> > >below? >>> > >>> >Esper J. (2000). Long-term tree-ring variations in Juniperus at the >>> >upper timber-line in karakorum (Pakistan). Holocene 10 (2), >>> >253-260. >>> > >>> >Esper J., Schweingruber F.H., Winiger M. (2002). 1300 years of >>> >climatic history for western central Asia inferred from tree-rings. >>> >Holocene 12 (3), >>> 267-277. >>> > >>> >We are particularly interested in (1) the ring-width series of >>> >Juniperus excelsa M. Bieb and Juniperus turkestanica Kom. From 6 >>> >different sites in >>> the >>> >Hunza-karakorrum; >>> >(2) 20 individual sites ranging from the lower to upper local >>> >timber-lines >>> in >>> >the Northwest karakorum of Pakistan and the Southern Tien Shan of >>> Kirghizia. >>> > >>> >If at all possible, we would prefer to receive tree-ring data as >>> >both raw >>> data >>> >(individual unmodified measurement series for all samples used) and >>> >your >>> final >>> >chronologies used in the publication. >>> > >>> >If you are willing to share your data for the purposes of our >>> >analyses, but >>> do >>> >not >>> >wish them to be passed on to anyone else by us, please tell us, and >>> >we will mark the data accordingly in our database. If data have >>> >been marked as not being publicly available, we will pass on any >>> >requests for them to you. >>> > >>> >Please reply to Dr. Fenbiao Ni's email address (this one). Many >>> >thanks. >>> > >>> >Sincerely, >>> >Malcolm K. Hughes >>> >(team: Michael E. Mann, Ray Bradley, Malcolm Hughes, Scott >>> >Rutherford, >>> Fenbiao >>> >Ni) >>> > >>> >Malcolm Hughes >>> >Professor of Dendrochronology >>> >Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research >>> >University of Arizona >>> >Tucson, AZ 85721 >>> >520-621-6470 >>> >fax 520-621-8229 >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Dr. Jan Esper >>> Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL >>> Zuercherstrasse 111, 8903 Birmensdorf >>> Switzerland >>> Phone: +41-1-739 2510 >>> Fax: +41-1-739 2215 >>> Email: esper@wsl.ch >>> >>> ----- End forwarded message ----- >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >>----- End forwarded message ----- >> >> >> >> >> >>Attachments: >> D:\Projects\Bradley and Mann\Newest June 9 1997\westernforjan.xls >> D:\Projects\Bradley and Mann\Nature figures\naturesupmat.doc >> D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for esper\csx.rwl D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for >> esper\csxars.crn D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for esper\gfo.rwl >> D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for esper\gfoars.crn D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for >> esper\mhf1.rwl D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for esper\mhf2.rwl >> D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for esper\MHF2ARS.CRN D:\Projects\SEQUOIA\for >> esper\MHF1ARS.CRN >>------- End of forwarded message -------Malcolm >>Hughes >>Professor of Dendrochronology >>Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research >>University of Arizona >>Tucson, AZ 85721 >>520-621-6470 >>fax 520-621-8229 > > >-- >Dr. Jan Esper >Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL >Zuercherstrasse 111, 8903 Birmensdorf >Switzerland >Phone: +41-1-739 2510 >Fax: +41-1-739 2215 >Email: esper@wsl.ch -- ================================== Dr. Edward R. 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Torrey, The latter sounds like a great option, so please set up a second Stack Manager ID for Rob so that he can maintain two distinct stacks. All trades on both stacks should go to his EPMI-LT-PJM book regardless of which stack ID is used. Let me know if you need additional information, and thanks so much for your help! Casey -----Original Message----- From: Moorer, Torrey Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 9:14 AM To: Evans, Casey Cc: Benson, Robert; Sever, Stephanie; Lees, Lisa Subject: RE: Multiple Stack Manager Casey, Using one login ID, Bob can open two seperate Stack Manager windows on two PCs and set up different product filters on each for purposes of managing his different regions. The only drawback here is that whichever stack he closes last will save the product defaults and he will have to set up his seperate breakout for the other region each time he logs in (a proces that may take a minute or two depending on how many products he is managing). To avoid this, we could set him up with a second Stack Manager ID and he could simply maintain two distinct stacks. If he would like a second Stack Manager ID, just let me know and I will forward the request to Stephanie Sever for setup. Thanks, Torrey -----Original Message----- From: Evans, Casey Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 4:45 PM To: Moorer, Torrey Cc: Benson, Robert Subject: Multiple Stack Manager Torrey, Rob Benson is currently trading two general power regions (PJM and New York) under one EOL ID. He manages one stack manager of which all deals are mapped to his EPMI-LT-PJM book. He would like to create an additional stack manager so that he can divide the two regions into their own stack and manage them on separate screens. All of the deals would continue to go into the LT-PJM book. Let me know if this would be doable and what I need to do on my side to help out. Thanks! Casey


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Tom, Program and the input LKS file. Program is adapted from one I had. Ended up a little convoluted. Should work with any of the 4 CRU temp data files (CRUTEM2(v), HadCRUT2(v)). For the Russian, grid point, changing 4 59 to 4 57 will give a box with data in from 1929. 3rd file is my unix run file - for files to channels. Cheers Phil At 12:20 09/09/2004, D M R Taplin wrote: Phil, Thanx. Looks very interesting. I will look more when I get back to Boulder. It would help if you sent the program (just to Boulder). Also what are the numbers listed at the end of the LKS file? Will you be reading email while away? Tom. ==================== Professor David Taplin DSc Coliemore House Down Thomas Plymouth PL90BQ UK From: Phil Jones To: Tom Wigley CC: Professor David Taplin , Ben Santer Subject: Re: question Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2004 13:44:44 +0100 Tom, Here are some files to look at and think about. John Lanzante has sent me the locations of the 87 stations in the LKS dataset. I associated these with CRU 5 deg grid boxes and calculated NH (based on 54 sites), SH (32) and Global (as one domain), so to get the globe the CRU way you need to average the NH and SH series (all to 3 deg places). The second line in all the results files is the count of stations. I can do this as % area if you want. The CRU data I used is the file hadcrut2v, so this includes SST anoms over the ocean. I can repeat this with the land only file. Used the variance corrected version. There are 4 files 1. The LKS stations. This is what John sent with the lat/long identifiers for the grid boxes on the front. 2-4 NH, SH and Globe as one domain results. The first file has a fix in it. This is to pick up the 5 deg square (85-90S, 5W-0) that has the South Pole data. This square is where I've always put this data. For the NH there were 54 sites and for the SH 32. Site 9 (WMO ID 21504) is always missing, even with hadcrut2v. The site is located on an island in the Laptev Sea. There isn't a surface site anywhere near it. I could move the location and pick up the nearest CRU box, but it will be over 5 deg of lat and 10 deg of long away. It's somewhat unusual for sonde sites not to have a surface site near them. I guess it just doesn't report its surface data. I'm here until Sept 15 then away for much of the time until end of October. I could send you the program, which should run with crutem2v or the non-variance adjusted versions, which you could pick up from the CRU web site. Cheers Phil At 15:57 04/09/2004, Tom Wigley wrote: Phil, On Sept. 13-17 I will be at a meeting at the Met Office to do with a report we are writing on trends in vert temp profiles as part of the US Climate Change Science Program (CCSP). It involves all the usual suspects. Seven chapters, the last of which is equivalent to a summary for policy-makers -- for which I am the lead author. Various people are updating data sets and doing calculations of trends, etc. Some of the surface numbers I found to be a bit disturbing -- so I am asking for your opinion. These are trends per decade for Jan. 1979 thru Dec. 2003 ...... SOURCE GLOBE 30S-30N HadCRUT2v 0.169 0.127 NCDC 0.151 0.146 ERA40 0.113 0.032 LKS 0.074 0.056 (1) CRU and NCDC are consistent within the noise, but I have one question -- how do both calculate GLOBE? (2) ERA40 is marginally OK (relative to CRU) in GLOBE, but the tropics is alarmingly different. (The diff here accounts for the GLOBE difference.) Why is this? Which is better? Is this discussed in your paper with Adrian? (3) LKS is the surface data from the corrected LKS radiosonde data set. The difference here must be partly due to coverage issues. But I recall that years ago we saw a difference between surface sonde and CRU data. Have you done a like with like comparison (i.e., selecting the LKS sonde sites and extracting the corresp CRU (and NCDC, and ERA40 -- and (if possible) NCEP) data? This seems to be a pretty basic sanity check on the sonde data -- so, if you have not done this already, could you do it for me please? I think there is a nice little GRL paper here. For the CCSP we are also giving trends, etc. over 1958-2003. So the real need is for a full time series comparison over this period -- i.e., not just trends. In other words, what I would like you to produce is the monthly time series for the various data sets for the LKS coverage. If you don't know the LKS site locations, I can get these for you. Re going back to 1958, the sonde trop data have a well known (but not well explained) problem over roughly 1958 to 1964/5. I am curious as to whether this shows up in the LKS surface record. I am also curious about the apparent 1976 jump -- some people have made a lot of noise about this, but I don't see it as a major item in the global surface data. So the Q here is, is is apparent in the restricted coverage of the sonde data? I hope you can help. I am leaving here on Sept 7 to spend a few days with a friend of mine in Plymouth -- you could contact me thru him (I am copying this to him so you can see his email). Thanx, Tom. 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > 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 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


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Susan, Thanks for the quick reply. Kevin might have thoughts, but I'll give it some thought over the next few months. It isn't crucial till well after our second meeting. Kevin can relay our thoughts on references next week, and we can come up with specific suggestions here if these need to be discussed with WG2 and WG3 before all the second lead author meetings. I know we can reduce our number of references with more work, but I suspect we will be requested at the time of the FOD and SOD (and maybe the ZOD) to consider many others. A lot of NMSs, University Depts. and Research Institutes measure success as seeing their work cited by IPCC ! I reviewed KNMI this time last year and they did exactly this. This shouldn't be a measure, but we will likely be under pressure to cite many more papers for this reason. Cheers Phil At 13:58 06/01/2005, Susan Solomon wrote: Phil, Happy new year to you too. It's good to hear that your chapter is progressing well. I'll see Kevin next week at the AMS meeting and perhaps we can discuss its high points, along with the more basic issue of references, etc. You've raised a number of concerns that are always an issue not only for IPCC but also for other assessments and even for our own individual key papers at times. But you have made no suggestions as to how to deal with them. Could you please let me know if you have any suggestions to put forward? Thanks, Susan >> Susan, > Happy New Year ! > I'm working hard on the Chapter that Kevin has put sterling efforts on over > the Christmas break. It'll be with you by Jan 14, hopefully earlier. > > I've been talking to Keith Briffa here and there is a lot of email >traffic > from the skeptics about the last 1K years. Also Senator Inhofe's speech > from Jan 4 is doing the rounds. > > I know you've probably thought all this through, but there will be > a number of key issues in AR4. Likely candidates that I'm aware of > are the MSU issue (where we seem to be making some progress) > and the last 1K years (where we might be but as this is about paleo > it does take time). > > Well the issue is, once the FOD goes out to all -in say Sept/Oct 05 - > what will stop the drafts getting onto web sites, in the media etc - and > the whole thing blowing up then instead of being properly aired in 2007. > I know we won't have an SPM, but those that want will say - they are > only referring to papers that endorse their views and they are not > referring to scientists with contrary ones. AR4 will get a bad press > only half way through it's development. > > I know you will have phrases like 'draft only' and 'not for distribution' > but can we really police this. > > Once the ZOD is in, Kevin and me will be sending you some ideas > about referencing - formats, abbreviations, smaller fonts etc. We currently > have about 3 times what we allowed for (7 pages of 70). > > 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 >---------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ > > 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 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


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