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There are many effects that could change this concentration through time: variations in cosmic ray sources, changing solar activity, changes in the upper atmosphere, atmospheric circulation, uptake and release of carbon from large sinks and sources... etc. Given enough correctly dated samples, you can recover the sum of these variations from the form of the calibration curve. In practice, the most important variation appear to be on multi-millennial scales, with smaller fluctuations (wiggles) on century/multi-decadal scales superimposed on this. Wood from crossdated tree rings provided the known-age reference material used in the calibration curves, and there were two main phases of work, the first of which roughed out the general form of the curve and hinted at the short-period structure, the second of which reconstructed the century-scale variations in detail using higher precision measurements. 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My understanding of tree physiology is rudimentary at best, but surely when two such vastly different wood anatomies are involved there must be differences in the physiological constraints on wood formation. If potentially unidentified missing rings are supposed to be the most serious problem with the bristlecone chronologies, the oak chronologies should not be affected in any case, since they almost never include missing rings in this sense (although that's not to say they have no anatomical ambiguities that can confound crossdating). The crossdating error could not be merely a shared systematic bias; not only does the long term trend in the calibration curves derived from the two chronologies share a common non-linear trend, but the short-term fluctuations in C-14 concentration (wiggles) match between the two curves. There are small differences between calibrations derived from different geographical regions, but these have themselves formed the basis for further research and geophysical modeling. The strengths of the two sets of chronologies are complimentary. Oaks may have almost no missing rings (sensu stricto) and provide larger volumes of wood for C-14 analysis, but the individual samples are only a few hundred years long, showing significant variations in growth with increasing pith age, and (particularly in the case of the sub-fossil wood) there will be uncertainties about the environment in which the tree was growing. Bristlecone pines give a much better chance of finding wood that has grown over periods of many centuries with no marked age-related trends, and there's a compelling continuity between the living trees and the remnant wood lying on the ground nearby. An account of wood formation from a physiological perspective would undoubtedly be a beautiful thing in its own right, even if it had little to contribute to dendrochronology. Moreover one of my pet peeves is seeing people manipulate data as mere collections of numbers divorced from any underlying model---and in the case of dendrochronolgy the model has to be biological. But I'd number myself amongst those who can't see why our use of crossdating must await a reasonably complete physiological model of wood formation. By analogy, if the doctors in some traditional society are using a human physiology based on the balance or imbalance of the four humours, but they have a treatment for a particular disease that results in an 80% survival rate, as opposed to a %40 survival rate if it goes untreated, you're obviously better off slurping down their bitter potion first and working out the explanation in current Western physiological terms afterwards (if that's the only treatment option). So even if at present our understanding of crossdating is largely limited to statistical phenomenology, that may be good enough to live with until something better comes along. That's not to imply that we should be credulous, and automatically accept current practices simply because great authorities have taken the same route: astronomers were at one time expected to work as astrological consultants, casting horoscopes for rulers and interpreting signs in the sky in terms of current political affairs. There's no necessary reason to follow Douglass' crossdating methods any more than we should follow Kepler's example of casting horoscopes---unless they work. Although the seeming effectiveness of crossdating could in principle be invalid, it has been applied so widely that we would need presented with a very strong critique before abandoning it. I'm not really qualified to discuss crossdating and C-14 calibration from a point of view of someone active in current research, but was fortunate to be sitting on the sidelines of the oak calibration work in the 80s, and just the other day Tom Harlan dropped by with the oldest known absolutely dated bristlecone sample, so will offer this as a kind of correction by proxy until any of the people who've done the real work care to comment ---Martin.


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Hi Tom, I'm not sure what format to try if ASCII doesn't work for you. I've attached the same ones again, in case it was just some random reason that corrupted the files. If this doesn't work, then please suggest a format I should try. The name I have is Yamal not Yarnal. Yamal is coastwards (northward) of the "Polar Urals" and is at a lower elevation than the Polar Urals record. The latitude/longitude I have for it is: 67.5 N, 70 E Hope that helps Tim At 21:40 07/07/2003, you wrote: Hi Tim, thanks for sending the data - unfortunately I cannot open it, can you send it in some other format? tom ps what is the location of the Yarnal site? Hi Tom Sorry for not replying sooner - its been a hectic week (or two)! The new Mann and Jones 2000-year series I don't actually have. It appears in Figure 1 of our EOS piece, of course, but Scott Rutherford generated that figure. I generated Figure 2 for EOS and that has the Yamal, Tornetrask, western US and western Greenland O18 stack in it. So I have these data and they are attached in the following files. western US and western Greenland are in file "mann12prox.dat". I didn't have time to extract just these two series from the full file, so the file contains 11 others series too. Please do *not* use the others because I'm not sure whether I am free to distribute them or not - I just haven't time to extract the 2 you want. I'm sure I can trust you not to use anything that I shouldn't have sent! The top of the file lists the 13 series and the start/end years. These are in the same order as the 13 columns of data that then follow (the first column is simply year AD). So you should be able to find "westgrpfisher.dat" and "wustrees.dat". The other files are "tornad.rcs" and "yamal.rcs" which are RCS-standardised tree-ring width series. I would really strongly suggest that you contact Keith Briffa about exactly what these series are and what the primary reference to them should be. The reason is that there are multiple version of Tornetrask and Yamal series and the differences are certainly not insignificant! I'm not sure what the "units" of any of these series are, so I would suggest you normalise them in some way or do your own calibration. Hope that helps Cheers Tim At 16:28 30/06/2003, you wrote: Tim, would it be possible to obtain the time series listed below, plus the west Greenland composite? (see below). tom X-Sieve: CMU Sieve 2.2 X-Sender: f028@pop.uea.ac.uk Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 08:10:57 +0100 To: Tom Crowley From: Phil Jones Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: Climate Research Cc: t.osborn@uea.ac.uk X-Virus-Scanned: by amavisd-milter, Duke University ([1] Tom, I'm off tomorrow to NCDC and then onto IUGG, so away 3 weeks in all. I've asked Tim, who's cc'd on this reply to send you what he can. You also said sometime ago, you would send your new long series and your latest NH average. Can you do this sometime? Mike and I are making progress on RoG. When we get back we will be working on the figures. I realise you may want to add something once Tim sends you the series, so if I (and Mike) can get something by July 10 that would be great. We will be sending whole or part drafts of the RoG piece around - we have most of the text, but we need the figures for people to look at as well. So you might get a draft in September. Have a good few weeks. Cheers Phil At 12:33 19/06/03 -0400, you wrote: Phil, would it be possible to obtain the Yamal, Tornetrask, and w. U.S. series you illustrate in the eos article? I too am putting together a slightly different long composite and would like to include these records. would it also be possible to obtain the 2000 year northern hemisphere series? is that 30-90N summer? whatever, we have extended our forcing time series back to before 1 AD and would like to compare with some longer data. thanks and regards, Tom Dear All, Keith and I have discussed the email below. I don't want to start a discussion of it and I don't want you sending it around to anyone else, but it serves as a warning as to where the debate might go should the EOS piece come out. I think it might help Tom (W) if you are still going to write a direct response to CR. Some of de Freitas' views are interesting/novel/off the wall to say the least. I am glad that he doesn't consider himself a paleoclimatologist - the statement about the LIA having the lowest temperatures since the LGM. The paleo people he's talked to didn't seem to mention the YD, 8.2K or the 4.2/3K events - only the Holocene Optimum. There are also some snipes at CRU and our funding, but we're ignoring these here. Also Mike comes in for some stick, so stay cool Mike - you're a married man now ! So let's keep this amongst ourselves . I have learned one thing. This is that the reviewer who said they were too busy was Ray. I have been saying this to loads of papers recently (something Tom(w) can vouch for). It is clear from the differences between CR and the ERE piece that the other 4 reviewers did not say much, so a negative review was likely to be partly ignored, and the article would still have come out. I say this as this might come out if things get nasty. De Freitas will not say to Hans von Storch or to Clare Goodess who the 4 reviewers were. I believe his paleoclimatologist is likely to be Anthony Fowler, who does dendro at Auckland. Cheers Phil X-Sender: f037@pop.uea.ac.uk X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.1 Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 09:29:22 +0100 To: c.goodess@uea,phil Jones From: Mike Hulme Subject: Fwd: Re: Climate Research Clare, Phil, Since Clare and CRU are named in it, you may be interested in Chris de Freitas' reply to the publisher re. my letter to Otto Kinne. I am not responding to this, but await a reply from Kinne himself. Mike From: "Chris de Freitas" To: Inter-Research Science Publisher Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 13:45:56 +1200 Subject: Re: Climate Research Reply-to: c.defreitas@auckland.ac.nz CC: m.hulme@uea.ac.uk Priority: normal X-mailer: Pegasus Mail for Win32 (v3.12c) Otto (and copied to Mike Hulme) I have spent a considerable amount of my time on this matter and had my integrity attacked in the process. I want to emphasize that the people leading this attack are hardly impartial observers. Mike himself refers to "politics" and political incitement involved. Both Hulme and Goodess are from the Climate Research Unit of UEA that is not particularly well known for impartial views on the climate change debate. The CRU has a large stake in climate change research funding as I understand it pays the salaries of most of its staff. I understand too the journalist David Appell was leaked information to fuel a public attack. I do not know the source Mike Hulme refers to the number of papers I have processed for CR that "have been authored by scientists who are well known for their opposition to the notion that humans are significantly altering global climate." How many can he say he has processed? I suspect the answer is nil. Does this mean he is biased towards scientists "who are well known for their support for the notion that humans are significantly altering global climate? Mike Hulme quite clearly has an axe or two to grind, and, it seems, a political agenda. But attacks on me of this sort challenge my professional integrity, not only as a CR editor, but also as an academic and scientist. Mike Hulme should know that I have never accepted any research money for climate change research, none from any "side" or lobby or interest group or government or industry. So I have no pipers to pay. This matter has gone too far. The critics show a lack of moral imagination. And the Cramer affair is dragged up over an over again. People quickly forget that Cramer (like Hulme and Goodess now) was attacking Larry Kalkstein and me for approving manuscripts, in Hulme's words, "authored by scientists who are well known for their opposition to the notion that humans are significantly altering global climate." I would like to remind those who continually drag up the Cramer affair that Cramer himself was not unequivocal in his condemnation of Balling et al's manuscript (the one Cramer refereed and now says I should have not had published - and what started all this off). In fact, he did not even recommend that it be rejected. He stated in his review: "My review of the manuscript is mainly with the conclusions of the work. For technical assessment, I do not myself have sufficient experience with time series analysis of the kind presented by the authors." He goes on to recommend: "revise and resubmit for additional review". This is exactly what I did; but I did not send it back to him after resubmission for the very reason that he himself confessed to ignorance about the analytical method used. Am I to trundle all this out over and over again because of criticism from a lobbyist scientists who are, paraphrasing Hulme, "well known for their support for the notion that humans are significantly altering global climate". The criticisms of Soon and Baliunas (2003) CR article raised by Mike Hume in his 16 June 2003 email to you was not raised by the any of the four referees I used (but is curiously similar to points raided by David Appell!). Keep in mind that referees used were selected in consultation with a paleoclimatologist. Five referees were selected based on the guidance I received. All are reputable paleoclimatologists, respected for their expertise in reconstruction of past climates. None (none at all) were from what Hans and Clare have referred to as "the other side" or what Hulme refers to as people well known for their opposition to the notion that humans are significantly altering global climate." One of the five referees turned down the request to review explaining he was busy and would not have the time. The remaining four referees sent their detailed comments to me. None suggested the manuscript should be rejected. S&B were asked to respond to referees comments and make extensive alterations accordingly. This was done. I am no paleoclimatolgist, far from it, but have collected opinions from other paleoclimatologists on the S&B paper. I summarise them here. What I take from the S&B paper is an attempt to assess climate data lost from sight in the Mann proxies. For example, the raising on lowering of glacier equilibrium lines was the origin of the Little Ice Age as a concept and still seems to be a highly important proxy, even if a little difficult to precisely quantify. Using a much larger number of "proxy" indicators than Mann did, S&B inquired whether there was a globally detectable 50-year period of unusual cold in the LIA and a similarly warm era in the MWP. Further, they asked if these indicators, in general, would indicate that any similar period in the 20th century was warmer than any other era. S&B did not purport to do independent interpretation of climate time series, either through 50-year filters or otherwise. They merely adopt the conclusions of the cited authors and make a scorecard. It seems pretty evident to me that temperatures in the LIA were the lowest since the LGM. There are lots of peer-reviewed paleo-articles which assert the existence of LIA. Frankly, I have difficulty understanding this particular quibble. Some sort of averaging is necessary to establish the 'slower' trends, and that sort of averaging is used by every single study - they average to bring out the item of their interest. A million year average would do little to enlighten, as would detailed daily readings. The period must be chosen to eliminate as much of the 'noise' as possible without degrading the longer-term signals significantly. As I read the S&B paper, it was a relatively arbitrary choice - and why shouldn't it be? It was only chosen to suppress spurious signals and expose the slower drift that is inherent in nature. Anyone that has seen curves of the last 2 million years must recognize that an averaging of some sort has taken place. It is not often, however, that the quibble is about the choice of numbers of years, or the exact methodology - those are chosen simply to expose 'supposedly' useful data which is otherwise hidden from view. Let me ask Mike this question. Can he give an example of any dataset where the S&B characterization of the source author is incorrect? (I am not vouching for them , merely asking.) S&B say that they rely on the original characterizations, not that they are making their own; I don't see a problem a priori on relying on characterizations of others or, in the present circumstances, of presenting a literature review. While S&B is a literature review, so is this section of IPCC TAR, except that the S&B review is more thorough. The Mann et al multi-proxy reconstruction of past temperatures has many problems and these have been well documented by S&B and others. My reading of the IPCC TAR leads me to the conclusion that Mann et al has been used as the basis for a number of assertions: 1. Over the past millennium (at least for the NH) the temperature has not varied significantly (except for the European/North Atlantic sector) and hence the climate system has little internal variability. This statement is supported by an analysis of model behaviour, which also shows little internal variability in climate models. 2. Recent global warming, as inferred from instrument records, is large and unusual in the context of the Mann et al temperature reconstruction from multi- proxies. 3. Because of the previous limited variability and the recent warming that cannot be explained by known natural forcing (volcanic activity and solar insolation changes) human activity is the likely cause of the recent global change. In this context, IPCC mounts a powerful case. But the case rests on two main foundations; the past climate has shown little variability and the climate models reflect the internal variability of the climate system. If either or both are shown to be weak or fallacious then the IPCC case is weakened or fails. S&B have examined the premise that the globally integrated temperature has hardly varied over the past millennium prior to the instrumental record. I agree it is not rocket science that they have performed. They have looked at the evidence provided by researchers to see if the trend of the temperature record of the European/North Atlantic sector (which is not disputed by IPCC) is reflected in individual records from other parts of the globe (Their three questions). How objective is their assessment? From a purely statistical viewpoint the work can be criticised. But if you took a purely statistical approach you probably would not have sufficient data to reach an unambiguous conclusion, or you could try statistical fiddles to combine the data and end up with erroneous results under the guise of statistical significance. S&B have looked at the data and reached the conclusion that probably the temperature record from other parts of the globe follows the same pattern as that of the European/North Atlantic sector. Of the individual proxy records that I have seen I would agree that this is the case. I certainly have not found significant regions of the NH that were cold during the medieval period and warm during the Little Ice Age period that are necessary offsets of the European/North Atlantic sector necessary to reach a hemispherically flat pattern as derived by Mann et al. S&B have put forward sufficient evidence to challenge the Mann et al analysis outcome and seriously weaken the IPCC assertions based on Mann et al. Paleo reconstruction of temperatures and the global pattern over the past millennium and longer remains a fertile field for research. It suggests that the climate system is such that a major temporal variation as is universally recognised for the European/North Atlantic region would be reflected globally and S&B have given support to this view. It is my belief that the S&B work is a sincere endeavour to find out whether MWP and LIA were worldwide phenomena. The historical evidence beyond tree ring widths is convincing in my opinion. The concept of "Little Ice Age" is certainly used practically by all Holocene paleo- climatologists, who work on oblivious to Mann's "disproof" of its existence. Paleoclimatologists tell me that, for debating purposes, they are more inclined to draw attention to the Holocene Optimum (about 6000 BP) as an undisputed example of climate about 1-2 deg C warmer than at present, and to ponder the entry and exit from the Younger Dryas as an example of abrupt climate change, than to get too excited about the Medieval Warm Period, which seems a very attenuated version. However, the Little Ice Age seems valid enough as a paleoclimatic concept. North American geologists repeatedly assert that the 19th century was the coldest century in North America since the LGM. To that extent, showing temperature increase since then is not unlike a mutual fund salesmen showing expected rate of return from a market bottom - not precisely false, but rather in the realm of sleight-of- hand. Regards Chris 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Thomas J. Crowley Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems Science Dept. of Earth and Ocean Sciences Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences Box 90227 103 Old Chem Building Duke University Durham, NC 27708 tcrowley@duke.edu 919-681-8228 919-684-5833 fax 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Thomas J. Crowley Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems Science Dept. of Earth and Ocean Sciences Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences Box 90227 103 Old Chem Building Duke University Durham, NC 27708 tcrowley@duke.edu 919-681-8228 919-684-5833 fax Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="mann12prox.dat" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="mann12prox.dat" Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:mann12prox.dat (????/----) (0001B5B5) Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="yamal.rcs" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="yamal.rcs" Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:yamal.rcs (????/----) (0001B5B6) Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="tornad.rcs" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="tornad.rcs" Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:tornad.rcs (????/----) (0001B5B7) Dr Timothy J Osborn Climatic Research Unit School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ, UK e-mail: t.osborn@uea.ac.uk phone: +44 1603 592089 fax: +44 1603 507784 web: [2]~timo/ sunclock: [3]~timo/sunclock.htm -- Thomas J. Crowley Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems Science Dept. of Earth and Ocean Sciences Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences Box 90227 103 Old Chem Building Duke University Durham, NC 27708 tcrowley@duke.edu 919-681-8228 919-684-5833 fax References 1.  2. ~timo/ 3. ~timo/sunclock.htm


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Hey Once again, Hardy, you are correct! Only violence can save! WPWW Sejdmadr Hardy Lloyd wrote: I'm a Skinhead, and my IQ is 150!! Also, I drink beer and read Evola!! My wife wants to know why you are against skinheads so much? Considering how stupid the public are, why does it matter how we look? My position is this, if you don't already believe in jihad and in violence then who needs ya!?! As far as I am concerned, the whole white race needs to die so that the higher Aryan can be cleansed! We must plunge the world into anarchy and chaos so that the new stone age will usher in the new era of the superman!! I cannot wait for all the oil to dry up!!!! I want to ask a question... Why do people still try to recruit? Seriously, why waste your time with someone who actually needs to be convinced in our cause??? Michael Cook wrote: Note: forwarded message attached. Date: Tue, 20 May 2008 19:06:18 -0700 (PDT) From: Michael Cook Subject: Re: VAN To: Tom Metzger Thank you for your opinion and I have the deepest respect for you but I must proclaim that I am willing to fight and if necessary die for Creativity and for our glorious leader and Political prisoner Rev. Matt Hale PM! How many of your tattooed drunken drugged-up skinhead scumbags are will to give their life FOR YOU? Creativity breeds fanaticism and Matt Hale is THE BEST LEADER WE HAVE ALIVE ON THIS PLANET! He truly deserves our loyalty and respect. The reason YOU do not have loyal dedicated followers is due to the fact that you went down the path of the dogs instead of becoming a great leader like Ben Klassen (who held out his hand in friendship to you) or Matt Hale truly their deeds and accomplishments speak for them selves...They will be remembered for their hard work, dedication, and their activism not their talk about "leaderless" least-resistance! P.S. Maybe when your 80 years old you just might realize that I'm telling the truth! just get in our way...because WE MARCH TO THE FUTURE! Hale PM Hale! Long live Creativity! Tom Metzger wrote: In the first place Mr. Cook why don't you BCC your list so your people have a bit of privacy. You might as well send your list directly to the FBI.I haven't had the pleasure of meeting you but I will respond to your points. First of all the methods you are using have and were being used for decades without any significant success. I ought to know I used them back in the 60's,and 70's. You go into the streets protected by system cops. Your best people are exposed to loss of jobs,wives and even lives at the hands of pimple faced social Marxists who buy into your same methods only they don't need to march. They just wait to hear you are gathering. Believe me Mr. Barret is a little of both opportunist and nut.Plus another point that I am not going to get into. Would any sane White man walk around New York City with a cotton ball on his hat? Barret is insignificant anyway. Don't be so foolish as to compare our problem to Hitlers. Its like comparing apples to oranges.However he did start out recruiting FREEBOOTERS who were veterans,out of work white people and if you will hooligans capable of breaking heads and assasination if needed. I would think you would teach your associates to be more like Ben Klassen and not Uncle Adolph.Ben Klassen invented things,worked for a while in politics also real estate.After he amassed his wealth he saw the light and spent hundreds of thousands of his own money not members money to create a foundation to begin with. Then he authored books that we still hold dear. I never saw Ben march in any parades or role around in the streets with White trash social Marxists and other rabble.I dont remember him advocating it. Don't look now but a great many Creators are and were Skinheads. If you insist on going into the streets you better speak a little more kindly of your creator skinheads. Remember they will fight and defend your white ass. Most others will run like rabbits.So I would use that word cowardly with a little more reserve if I were you. Unless it skipped your notice Mat Hale is in prison doing 40 years primarily because he was young brash and arrogant.I tried to council Mat several times about where the line is but he insisted on crossing the line. Also normal organizational practices like having a chief of security its suicide and is only show anyhow.Most of them as much about security as a 10 year old kid. I am talking through expereance not theory. Back in the day when I played the game your way security positions were the most sought after positions for informants,cops etc. My first chief of security turned out to be A San Diego PD reserve police officer. We outed him early but he still did some damage. I am sure Mat never gave lie detector tests or strip search his officers before serious discussions.The loss of 40 years of income as an attorney would have allowed Mat to hire the best private detective company in the country to keep things clean. Don't get me wrong ,I only advise. If people don't like my advice they do like you and just say shove it in capital letters. I am very used to that.lol Your case holds a few options. You will go into the streets or libraries and you will be attacked by both cops and the rabble who have less power than you do politically. People get hurt possibly fatal or jailed. Jobs lost etc.Since this is the same tactics other groups use you will gradually lose good people. Then you will fight with all the other little groups for members. In the end you will burn out,quit,or become one of the several similar personalities that are on the ADL,SPLC,Simon Weisenthal Center speakers tour. I regret that Mat Hale is in prison since its such a waste but he like many other people in Prison failed to seek wise council and now regrets it. Good luck Mr. Cook but remember my words. Tom Metzger --- Michael Cook wrote: > > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 18:53:10 -0700 (PDT) > From: Michael Cook > Subject: Re: York Pennsylvania Refuses to Reform Ordinance! > To: Tom Metzger > > YOU ARE DEAD WRONG! LOOK WHAT REV. MATT HALE ACCOMPLISHED!!!!! IS > BARRET REALLY A MENTAL CASE OR A PATRIOT FOR PROFIT? IF WE WANT TO > REACH THE PEOPLE THEN YOU NEED TO GO OUT AND SPREAD THE HOLY > MESSAGE OF CREATIVITY TO THE PEOPLE! HOW DO YOU THINK HITLER MADE > IT TO POWER THROUGH LONE WOLF ACTIVISM? OR POLITICAL ACTIVISM MASS > MEETINGS ETC.? YOU TELL ME HISTORY SPEAKS FOR IT'S SELF... HOWEVER, > I'M NOT SURPRISED THAT YOU ADVOCATE THIS IDIOTIC "SKINHEAD" IDEA > BECAUSE IT IS COWARDLY AND IS DESIGNED TO FAIL! WAKE- THE -HELL- > UP TOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LISTEN TO IN KLASSEN WE TRUST THE > WHITE POWER HOUR BY MATT HALE HE EXPLAINES EVERYTHING CRISTAL > CLEAR! > > > Tom Metzger wrote: > This approach goes nowhere.These public demonstrations are way > out of > date. Think out of the box for a change.Barret is a mental case. > Move > on. TT > > > > > > > --- Michael Cook > wrote: > > > York, Pennsylvania Refuses To Reform Ordinance > > Richard Barrett Still Taking Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars > From > > City > > > > 5/17/2008 11:33:08 AM > > > > > > York, Pennsylvania -- Despite having paid nearly a quarter > million > > dollars in damages for refusing to allow a nominal white > > nationalist to march in its town, the city of York, Pennsylvania > > has refused to change an unConstitutional ordinance that > prohibits > > political demonstrations the city council disagrees with. Richard > > Barrett, a professional "white nationalist" lawyer who makes his > > living with his one-man group, The Nationalist Movement, > > challenging city ordinances against marches, fought the city > > ordinance and has had several elements of it struck down as > > unConstitutional, with a challenge to several others still > pending > > in an appeals court. But despite the fact the ordinance is > > illegal an unenforceable, the city has refused to alter it, and > is > > considering new language that would keep in place several > > unConstitutional requirements, like a requirement that protestors > > post an insurance bond. Rioting broke out in York, Pennsylvania > > in 2001 when moslty Jewish anti- > > racist demonstrators and communists began attacking normal > > citizens with clubs, injuring two reporters for the Associate > Press > > and several people with short haircuts that the protestors > mistook > > for "skinheads". 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On Thursday, August 22, 2002, at 10:24 AM, Justin Mason wrote: > I plan to > > 1. figure out the freqs tonight, suggest what tests to drop > 2. wait for comments > 3. drop tests that nobody cares about tomorrow > 4. sed out the dropped tests from the mass-check logs This step is unneccesary -- unless you've changed the scripts much, any test in the logs which aren't in the rules files will just be ignored I think. You do seem to have changed the logs-to-c script and removed the bit where you could specify immutable tests at the top -- I took a brief glance through the code and couldn't fully make out how it had changed. I think we want to be able to specify immutable test scores though in there somewhere -- or is that now handled by the tflags stuff? For the last couple releases, any test which occurred infrequently (by thumb-in-the-wind subjective criteria) I set to have immutable scores, as well as a handful of other rules. > 5. kick off the GA > > BTW I'll be away this weekend at Linuxbierwanderung, so Craig, > you might > have to run the GA. ;) Shouldn't be a problem. Assuming I can get the darned thing to compile :) C


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Mike - you are right that we should probably leave the network uncahnged for this mss. In fact, however, as Keith indicated, the Vaganov data probably retained a fair amount of low frequency because of the use of the corridor method (i.e. were not "heavily standardized"). CHeers, Malcolm On 20 Jan 2004 at 7:58, Michael E. Mann wrote: > Thanks Keith, > > I agree w/ this--I think the Vaganov chronologies were pretty heavily > standardized, and the other issues you raise are important. In the > future, we would (and will) be a bit more circumspect about the use of > some of these data. > > In the present case, however, I think we are forced to use the exact > same network. > > Re, the omission of some results. I think we can probably keep them. > Simply by cleaning up the text, removing redundancy, etc. I've > shortened and tightened the manuscript considerably, and I think I've > improved the logical flow a bit in the process. So my feeling is that > we will not have to split this up, but I'll leave this to all of you > to decide after you see the revised draft from Scott and me... > > Thanks, > > mike > > At 09:45 AM 1/20/2004 +0000, Keith Briffa wrote: > Malcolm seems to have done a good job sorting out these > constituent sets , and I don't have anything to add other than > agreeing that as a general principal , where possible, original > chronologies should be used in preference to reconstructed > temperature series ( the latter having been already optimized > using simple or multiple regression to fit the target temperature > series ). This applies not only to our western US reconstructions > (which it should be stressed are based on very flexible curve > fitting in the standardisation - and inevitably can show little > variance on time scales longer than a decade or so) but also to > the Tornetrask and Polar Urals reconstructions (each of which was > based on ring width and density data , but standardised to try to > preserve centennial variability - though the density series had by > far the largest regression coefficients). There is though a > question regarding the PCs of the Siberian network (presumably > provided by Eugene?) . The correlation between density and ring > width can get high in central and eastern parts of the network , > so even though these are different variables , it might not be > strictly true to think of them as truly independent > (statistically) of the density chronologies we use from the > Schweingruber network ( there may also be a standardisation issue > here , as the density chronologies were standardised with > Hugershoff functions for our initial network work (as reported in > the Holocene Special Issue) whereas your PC amplitudes may be > based on "Corridor Standardisation" - which likely preserves less > low frequency? ) . These remarks are simply for clarification and > discussion , and I too will wait on your response draft , though I > would throw in the pot the fact that omitting the time dependent > stuff would simplify the message at his stage. cheers Keith > > At 01:42 PM 1/19/04 -0700, Malcolm Hughes wrote: > Mike - there are the following density data in that set: > 1) 20 Schweingruber/Frttss series from the ITRDB (those that > met the criteria described in the Mann et al 2000 EI paper) > 2) Northern Fennoscandia reconstruction (from Keith) > 3) Northern Urals reconstruction (from Keith) > 4) 1 density series for China (Hughes data) and one from India > (also Hughes data) - neither included in Keith's data set, I > think. 5) To my great surprise I find that you used the Briffa > gridded temperature reconstruction from W. N. America > (mis-attributed to Fritts and Shao) - of course I should have > picked up on this 6 years ago when reading the proofs of the > Nature sup mat. It was my understanding that we had decided not to > use these reconstructions, as the data on which they were based > were in the ITRDB, and had been subject to that screening process. > So depending on whether you used the long or the shorter versions > of these, there will have been a considerable number of density > series included , some of them twice. It means that there is > considerably more overlap between the two data sets, in North > America, than I have been telling people. I stand corrected. > Cheers, Malcolm . .Malcolm Hughes Professor of Dendrochronology > Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research University of Arizona Tucson, AZ > 85721 520-621-6470 fax 520-621-8229 > > -- > Professor Keith Briffa, > Climatic Research Unit > University of East Anglia > Norwich, NR4 7TJ, U.K. > > Phone: +44-1603-593909 > Fax: +44-1603-507784 > >  > > ____________________________________________________________ > __ > Professor Michael E. Mann > Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall > University of Virginia > Charlottesville, VA 22903 > ______________________________________________________________________ > _ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770FAX: (434) 982-2137 >  Malcolm Hughes Professor of Dendrochronology Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 520-621-6470 fax 520-621-8229


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Eirikur said: > This incident is an interesting microcosm of how society and law develop. > The women of this town are attempting to regulate competition. The social > standards mechanisms (I expect that shame has already been tried) have > failed, so legal is next. The point could also be to hassle the sunbather for reasons not given in the story. The sunbather has probably pissed off the complainers in other ways, too. Law and society are wholeheartedly trivial. Big fuzzy concepts like "sluts vs. moms" are convenient vehicles for petty disputes as often as not. - Lucas