Phil Thanks. Bad news today. Nature Geosciences wont publish this because the Real Climate Blog mentions (more vaguely) the basic content of what we have written. That is indeed the reason Nature Geosciences have given. It seems blogs can now prevent publication! I have suggested to Jeff we try GRL but only after raising this issue with them. Chris Prof. Chris Folland Research Fellow, Seasonal to Decadal Forecasting (from 2 June 2008) Met Office Hadley Centre, Fitzroy Rd, Exeter, Devon EX1 3PB United Kingdom Email: chris.folland@metoffice.gov.uk Tel: +44 (0)1647 432978 Fax: (in UK) 0870 900 5050 (International) +44 (0)113 336 1072) Fellow of the Met Office Hon. Professor of School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia -----Original Message----- From: Phil Jones Sent: 06 January 2009 14:56 To: Folland, Chris Subject: RE: FW: Temperatures in 2009 Chris, City population size and urban effects are not related that well. I think a lot depends on where the city is in relation to the sea, large rivers and water bodies as well. I did try and get population figures for London from various times during the 20th century. I found these, but the area of London they referred to kept changing. Getting the areas proved more difficult, as I though population density would be better. Those I could find showed that the area was increasing, so I sort of gave up on it. Whether London is saturated is not clear. The fact that LWC has a bigger UHI than SJP implies that if you did more development around SJP it could be raised. I doubt though that there will be any development in the Mall and on Horseguards Parade! The Nature Geosciences paper looks good - so hope it gets reviewed favourably. It will be a useful thing to refer to, but I can't see it cutting any ice with the skeptics. They think the models are wrong, and can't get to grips with natural variability! Thanks for the CV. I see I'm on an abstract for the Hawaii meeting! Only noticed as it was the last one on your list. Cheers Phil At 10:04 06/01/2009, you wrote: >Phil > >Maybe in your conclusions you should comment on the fact that some more >general studies show relationships between the population or size of >cities and the urban effect. This seems not to be true here. Is there >any evidence from other studies of a "saturation effect" on urban >warming in some cases? And why this might be so? > >Chris > > >Prof. Chris Folland >Research Fellow, Seasonal to Decadal Forecasting (from 2 June 2008) > >Met Office Hadley Centre, Fitzroy Rd, Exeter, Devon EX1 3PB United >Kingdom >Email: chris.folland@metoffice.gov.uk >Tel: +44 (0)1647 432978 >Fax: (in UK) 0870 900 5050 > (International) +44 (0)113 336 1072) > Fellow of the Met Office Hon. Professor >of School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia > > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Phil Jones >Sent: 05 January 2009 17:02 >To: Folland, Chris >Subject: RE: FW: Temperatures in 2009 > > > Chris, > Will look at later. Here is the UHI paper I submitted today to Weather. > Didn't take long to do. I started doing it as people kept on saying the UHI > in London (and this is only Central London) was getting worse. I couldn't > see it and Rothamsted and Wisley confirmed what I'd thought. > > Any comments appreciated. Remember it is just Weather, > and I tried to make it quite simple ! David did see it last month. > > Cheers > Phil > > >At 16:46 05/01/2009, you wrote: > >Phil > > > >Strictly very much in confidence, this was submitted to Nature > >Geosciences just before Xmas after discussion with them. > > > >Night-time temperatures seem to have been rather underestimated here > >as well since the cold spell started. Daytime forecasts have been > >better, allowing for 1000 feet of elevation. Real cold would shock all under 30! > > > >Chris > > > > > >Prof. Chris Folland > >Research Fellow, Seasonal to Decadal Forecasting (from 2 June 2008) > > > >Met Office Hadley Centre, Fitzroy Rd, Exeter, Devon EX1 3PB United > >Kingdom > >Email: chris.folland@metoffice.gov.uk > >Tel: +44 (0)1647 432978 > >Fax: (in UK) 0870 900 5050 > > (International) +44 (0)113 336 1072) > > Fellow of the Met Office Hon. Professor > >of School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia > > > > > > > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Phil Jones > >Sent: 05 January 2009 16:18 > >To: Johns, Tim; Folland, Chris > >Cc: Smith, Doug; Johns, Tim > >Subject: Re: FW: Temperatures in 2009 > > > > > > Tim, Chris, > > I hope you're not right about the lack of warming lasting > > till about 2020. I'd rather hoped to see the earlier Met Office > > press release with Doug's paper that said something like - > > half the years to 2014 would exceed the warmest year currently on > > record, 1998! > > Still a way to go before 2014. > > > > I seem to be getting an email a week from skeptics saying > > where's the warming gone. I know the warming is on the decadal > > scale, but it would be nice to wear their smug grins away. > > > > Chris - I presume the Met Office continually monitor the weather > > forecasts. > > Maybe because I'm in my 50s, but the > language used in the forecasts seems > > a bit over the top re the cold. Where I've been for the last 20 > > days (in Norfolk) > > it doesn't seem to have been as cold as the forecasts. > > > > I've just submitted a paper on the UHI for London - it is 1.6 > > deg C for the LWC. > > It comes out to 2.6 deg C for night-time minimums. The BBC forecasts has > > the countryside 5-6 deg C cooler than city centres on recent nights. > > The paper > > shows the UHI hasn't got any worse since 1901 (based on St James Park > > and Rothamsted). > > > > Cheers > > Phil > > > > > > > >At 09:34 05/01/2009, Tim Johns wrote: > > >Dear Chris, cc: Doug > > > > > >Mike McCracken makes a fair point. I am no expert on the > > >observational uncertainties in tropospheric SO2 emissions over the > > >recent past, but it is certainly the case that the SRES A1B > > >scenario (for instance) as seen by different integrated assessment > > >models shows a range of possibilities. In fact this has been an > > >issue for us in the ENSEMBLES project, since we have been running > > >models with a new mitigation/stabilization scenario "E1" (that has > > >large emissions reductions relative to an A1B baseline, generated > > >using the IMAGE > > >IAM) and comparing it with A1B (the AR4 marker version, generated > > >by a different IAM). The latter has a possibly unrealistic > > >secondary SO2 emissions peak in the early 21st C - not present in > > >the IMAGE E1 scenario, which has a steady decline in SO2 emissions > > >from 2000. The A1B scenario as generated with IMAGE also show a > > >decline rather than the secondary emissions peak, but I can't say > > >for sure which is most likely to be "realistic". > > > > > >The impact of the two alternative SO2 emissions trajectories is > > >quite marked though in terms of global temperature response in the > > >first few decades of the 21st C (at least in our HadGEM2-AO > > >simulations, reflecting actual aerosol forcings in that model plus > > >some divergence in GHG forcing). Ironically, the E1-IMAGE scenario > > >runs, although much cooler in the long term of course, are > > >considerably warmer than > > >A1B-AR4 for several decades! Also - relevant to your statement - > > >A1B-AR4 runs show potential for a distinct lack of warming in the > > >early 21st C, which I'm sure skeptics would love to see replicated > > >in the real world... (See the attached plot for illustration but > > >please don't circulate this any further as these are results in > > >progress, not yet shared with other ENSEMBLES partners let alone > > >published). We think the different short term warming responses are > > >largely attributable to the different SO2 emissions trajectories. > > > > > >So far we've run two realisations of both the E1-IMAGE and A1B-AR4 > > >scenarios with HadGEM2-AO, and other partners in ENSEMBLES are > > >doing similar runs using other GCMs. Results will start to be > > >analysed in a multi-model way in the next few months. CMIP5 (AR5) > > >prescribes similar kinds of experiments, but the implementation > > >details might well be different from ENSEMBLES experiments wrt > > >scenarios and their > > >SO2 emissions trajectories (I haven't studied the CMIP5 experiment > > >fine print to that extent). > > > > > >Cheers, > > >Tim > > > > > >On Sat, 2009-01-03 at 21:31 +0000, Folland, Chris wrote: > > > > Tim and Doug > > > > > > > > Please see McCrackens email. > > > > > > > > We are now using the average of 4 AR4 > > > scenarios you gave us for GHG + aerosol. What is the situation > > > likely to be for AR5 forcing, particularly anthropogenic aerosols. > > > Are there any new estimates yet? Pareticularly, will there be a > > > revision in time for the 2010 forecast? We do in the meantime have > > > an explanation for the interannual variability of the last decade. > > > However this fits well only when an underlying net GHG+aerosol > > > warming of 0.15C per decade is fitted in the statistical models. > > > In a sense the methods we use would automatically fit to a reduced > > > net warming rate so Mike McCracken can be told that. In other > > > words the method creates it own transient climate sensitivity for > > > recent warming. But the forcing rate underlying the method > > > nevertheless perhaps sits a bit uncomfortably with the > absolute forcing figures we are using from AR4. > > > However having said this, interestingly, the statistics and > > > DePreSys are in remarkable harmony about the temperature of 2009. > > > > > > > > Any guidance welcome > > > > > > > > Chris > > > > > > > > > > > > Prof. Chris Folland > > > > Research Fellow, Seasonal to Decadal Forecasting (from 2 June > > > > 2008) > > > > > > > > Met Office Hadley Centre, Fitzroy Rd, Exeter, > > > Devon EX1 3PB United Kingdom > > > > Email: chris.folland@metoffice.gov.uk > > > > Tel: +44 (0)1647 432978 > > > > Fax: (in UK) 0870 900 5050 > > > > (International) +44 (0)113 336 1072) > > > > Fellow of the Met Office Hon. > > > > Professor of School of Environmental > > > Sciences, University of East Anglia > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > > From: Mike MacCracken > > > > Sent: 03 January 2009 16:44 > > > > To: Phil Jones; Folland, Chris > > > > Cc: John Holdren; Rosina Bierbaum > > > > Subject: Temperatures in 2009 > > > > > > > > Dear Phil and Chris-- > > > > > > > > Your prediction for 2009 is very interesting > > > (see note below for notice that went around to email list for a > > > lot of US Congressional staff)--and I would expect the analysis > > > you have done is correct. But, I have one nagging question, and > > > that is how much SO2/sulfate is being generated by the rising > > > emissions from China and India (I know that at least some plants > > > are using desulfurization--but that antidotes are not an > > > inventory). I worry that what the western nations did in the mid > > > 20th century is going to be what the eastern nations do in the > > > next few decades--go to tall stacks so that, for the near-term, > > > "dilution is the solution to pollution". While I understand there > > > are efforts to get much better inventories of CO2 emissions from > > > these nations, when I asked a US EPA representative if their > > > efforts were going to also inventory > > > SO2 emissions (amount and height of emission), I was told they > > > were not. So, it seems, the scientific uncertainty generated by > > > not having good data from the mid-20th century is going to be > > > repeated in the early 21st century (satellites may help on optical > > > depth, but it would really help to know what is being emitted). > > > > > > > > That there is a large potential for a cooling > > > influence is sort of evident in the IPCC figure about the present > > > sulfate distribution--most is right over China, for example, > > > suggesting that the emissions are near the surface--something also > > > that is, so to speak, 'clear' from the very poor visibility and > > > air quality in China and India. So, the quick, fast, cheap fix is > > > to put the SO2 out through tall stacks. The cooling potential also > > > seems quite large as the plume would go out over the ocean with > > > its low albedo--and right where a lot of water vapor is > > > evaporated, so maybe one pulls down the water vapor feedback a > > > little and this amplifies the sulfate cooling influence. > > > > > > > > Now, I am not at all sure that having more > > > tropospheric sulfate would be a bad idea as it would limit > > > warming--I even have started suggesting that the least expensive > > > and quickest geoengineering approach to limit global warming would > > > be to enhance the sulfate loading--or at the very least we need to > > > maintain the current sulfate cooling offset while we reduce CO2 > > > emissions (and presumably therefore, SO2 emissions, unless we > > > manage > > > things) or we will get an extra bump of warming. Sure, a bit more > > > acid deposition, but it is not harmful over the ocean (so we > > > only/mainly emit for trajectories heading out over the ocean) and > > > the impacts of deposition may well be less that for global warming > > > (will be a tough comparison, but likely worth looking at). Indeed, > > > rather than go to stratospheric sulfate injections, I am leaning > > > toward tropospheric, but only during periods when trajectories are > > > heading over ocean and material won't get rained out for 10 days or so. > > > > Would be an interesting issue to do > research on--see what could be done. > > > > > > > > In any case, if the sulfate hypothesis is > > > right, then your prediction of warming might end up being wrong. I > > > think we have been too readily explaining the slow changes over > > > past decade as a result of variability--that explanation is wearing thin. > > > I would just suggest, as a backup to your prediction, that you > > > also do some checking on the sulfate issue, just so you might have > > > a quantified explanation in case the prediction is wrong. > > > Otherwise, the Skeptics will be all over us--the world is really > > > cooling, the models are no good, etc. > > > And all this just as the US is about ready to get serious on the issue. > > > > > > > > We all, and you all in particular, need to be prepared. > > > > > > > > Best, Mike MacCracken > > > > > > > > > > > > Researchers Say 2009 to Be One of Warmest Years on Record > > > > > > > > On December 30, climate scientists from the > > > UK Met Office and the University of East Anglia projected 2009 > > > will be one of the top five warmest years on record. Average > > > global temperatures for 2009 are predicted to be 0.4°C above the > > > 1961-1990 average of 14 º C. A multiyear forecast using a Met > > > Office climate model indicates a ³rapid return of global > > > temperature to the long-term warming trend,² with an increasing > > > probability of record temperatures after 2009. ³The fact that > > > 2009, like 2008, will not break records does not mean that global warming has gone away . . . > > > . What matters is the underlying rate of warming,² said Dr. Phil > > > Jones, the director of climate research at the University of East > > > Anglia. The presence of La Nina during the > last year partially masked this underlying rate. > > > ³Phenomena such as El Nino and La Nina have a significant > > > influence on global surface temperature,² said Dr. Chris Folland > > > of the Met Office Hadley Center. > > > > ³Further warming to record levels is likely > > > once a moderate El Nino develops.² The transition from a La Nina > > > effect to an El Nino one is expected late next year. > > > > > > > > For additional information see: > > > >  > > > > > > >  > > > et > > > -t > > > o-be-c > > > > older-than-in-Iceland.html > > > >  > > > >  > > > > ht > > > > ml > > > > > > > > > > >-- > > > Tim Johns Manager Global Coupled Modelling > > > Met Office Hadley Centre > > > FitzRoy Rd Exeter Devon EX1 3PB United Kingdom > > > Tel: +44 (0)1392 886901 Fax: +44 (0)1392 885681 > > > E-mail: tim.johns@metoffice.gov.uk  > > > > > > Please note I work part time, normally Monday-Tuesday > > > Thursday-Friday > > > > > > Met Office climate change predictions can now be viewed on Google > > > Earth  > > > > > > > > > >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 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >----- > 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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Re: Hotel T Notes (Revised) Perfect send to bob and michelle and michael On Dec 3, 2013, at 1:48 AM, "North, Adam" wrote: Revised Hotel T Notes attached and below. Thanks! Notes from Conversation with Robert Smigel So Far (12-2): Â Pg. 1: Good idea to tweak the opening so that it's not a 3-page scene. Instead it's a part of the opening montage that establishes the relationship between humans and monsters. Â Pg. 9: All of the montage is great – let's just focus more on setting up that Drac and Mavis are in conflict about how human-y Dennis is. Â Pg. 24: We are going to keep Quinston in the movie, but Johnny has to be the driving force behind the idea of modernizing the hotel. Quinston is just an extension of what Johnny wants in the movie, and when Johnny discovers that Dracula's actually been dismissive of Quinston, it will feel like a betrayal because it's as if Drac was dismissive to him. Â At the end of Act One, Dracula will convince Johnny and Mavis that everything will go fine without them at the Hotel because Quinston is coming to the hotel and he'll carry out everything that Johnny wants. Once they leave, Dracula then he'll throw Quinston in the well, and Quinston won't actually do anything at the hotel until the Third Act. Â What doesn't work right now with Quinston is how he's used in the third act, because his decision to go to Northern California to secure his power over the hotel doesn't make sense. But Quinston will be useful at the hotel in the Third Act by playing to the remaining monsters' fears that they're being abandoned by Dracula. Â Pg. 34: Genndy really believes he can make Cakey work, but in order for it to work, Cakey needs to be set up clearly as the kind of monster that Dennis really likes. He'll be a parody of an Elmo-like character, and the idea will stay simple and clear – the stuff about Batman will go so that it's not convoluted. Â End of Act 1/Everyone Going Out of Town Has to be clear that: Dracula's plan is to get Johnny and Mavis out of town so that he can show Dennis the glory of being a Vampire and tease the Vampire-ness out of Dennis. Johnny and Mavis want to be alone because they're not having fun anymore in their relationship. Johnny wants to stay at the hotel because he likes it there, because he's modernizing the hotel and Dracula is taking him seriously as he does it. Mavis is starting to piece together in her mind that she'd rather raise Dennis in the human world. Â Drac will put Eunice and the Human Fly in charge of the hotel after he puts Quinston in the well. Eunice and the Human Fly will not care, and the hotel will soon become a crazy mess. Â Road Trip Drac should have a clear plan for how the road trip is supposed to go, where they're going to stop, etc. Â Pg. 44: Dracula will try very hard to explain his plan for the road trip to his friends in this scene in the sauna, but they be so distracted/freaked out by an old naked man that they don't pay attention. That way Dracula has a clear plan but the trip will be chaotic because the other monsters don't know what the plan is. Â Mavis and Johnny's Trip On Mavis and Johnny's trip around Europe, it will become increasingly clear to Mavis that she wants to raise Dennis in the human world. She and Johnny will be discriminated against at the restaurant in Paris, but the discrimination won't deter Mavis from wanting to live in the human world. Instead, it will clue the audience in to the idea that Mavis living with the humans is a bad idea. It will warn the audience, not the characters. Â While they're on their trip, Mavis will start to relax and become the Mavis that we all remember from the first movie, but she'll attribute that relaxation to being in the human world. Â But, when they're on the roof of the Louvre, Johnny should get Mavis so happy/relaxed that she start thinking that "it doesn't matter where we live, as long as we're together." That way she's almost at the point of deciding to stay at the Hotel, but then she finds out that Dracula is in jail with Dennis, and she decides definitively to move. Â Tracking the Hotel Have to make sure that as we keep cutting back and forth to the hotel, we're really tracking the story there. The hotel has to keep getting worse and worse each time we cut back to it. This idea is in there in the scene on Pg. 67 and Pg. 91 (after Drac has already left for Sunnyvale), but we need to be teasing out the idea of the hotel falling into chaos in Drac's absence over the course of Act 2, and we need to be following it more closely. Â Let's try cutting the scene on pg. 68 where Quasimodo finds Quinston in the well, because Quinston should stay down there until the third act. Â Jail The monsters should still go to jail, but the scene there needs to be shorter and the jail has to feel like a fun, safe jail that's in keeping with the tone of the rest of the movie. Â The scene in at the jail should really be about Dracula finally taking good care of Dennis and being a good grandpa to him. Â Pg. 88: When Dracula comes back to the Hotel, he thinks that everything will be fine when he gets there, but the Hotel is in chaos. Â When Mavis arrives back at the hotel, she has decided – based on Dracula's actions – that she definitely wants to move to the human world. Â When Johnny arrives back at the Hotel, he's hurt by what Drac did to Dennis, and then finds out that Dracula had Quinston put in the well, so his last ounce of desire to defend Dracula falls away and he too decides that they definitely need to go. Â Pg. 89: We don't need the scene of them on the plane to Sunnyvale – that was really only there to service the idea that Dracula followed them on the same plane, and now Dracula will come to Sunnyvale later. Â After Mavis and Johnny Have Left Dracula will mope a bit, but he's dealing with the chaos at the Hotel. He can't have come to the realization fully that he's been doing the wrong thing by Dennis. He can't have come to his senses yet. He's just missing his family. Â Good idea that Mavis accidentally butt-dials Dracula, and he misinterprets the conversation that he overhears between Mavis, Johnny, and Dennis in a way that makes him think that Dennis needs him now more than ever. It'll reinvigorate his desire to go after Dennis and bring out the Vampire in him. He'll be more obsessed with his goal all along, not less. Â Drac Leaving the Hotel Again After the butt-dial, Dracula will decide to leave the Hotel and go after Mavis and Johnny. The Hotel is either in complete chaos, or the monsters at the hotel should really need Dracula to do something for them, but instead Dracula leaves. Dracula doesn't know that over the course of the second act the monsters have become increasingly afraid that Drac is abandoning them, and so him leaving in this moment will make their fear even worse. Â Once Drac Leaves the Hotel, Quinston will come back out and prey on the monsters' fear, make them really think that Drac has abandoned them, Then he'll claim that all of the modernization that he wants to make are actually orders from Dracula. Â The Rest of the Third Act There's still some thinking to be done on how this Third Act will work. We don't need both the costume shop and the Wal-Mart scenes Â Don't know what it is yet, but we have to do something that creates a problem for Dracula when he decides to leave the Hotel. But it doesn't work to have Quinston leave the Hotel and come to NorCal with the other monsters. It just doesn't make sense story-wise to have Quinston go to NorCal in order to secure something in Transylvania. Â Have to motivate Dennis running away better, and clarify how Drac realizes everything has been all his fault Â


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da Earlier this month, Spanish authorities and security researchers worked together to track down and capture three Spanish men behind the Mariposa botnet, a network of almost 13 million computers across 190 countries. The breaches discovered were far-reaching. The botnet compromised systems across several Fortune 1000 companies and 40 financial institutions. At the time of his arrest, one of the botnet operators possessed sensitive information about approximately 800,000 victims. The three men, authorities said, were no computer geniuses. "These people didn't have any advanced hacker skills," said Sean-Paul Correll, researcher at Panda Security, one of the firms involved in the investigations. "They just had resources available to them online and were able to take advantage of them to build this network." Once the exclusive realm of highly technical geeks, the doors to the dark world of cybercrime have cracked wide open to individuals with basic computer skills thanks to easy-to-use software that experts say have become widely available in the last three or four years and made hacking as simple as clicking on a checkbox. Almost anyone can operate a botnet through simple commands on self-explanatory, Web-based programs. As a result, the number of amateur botmasters is on the rise. Correll said Panda Security identified 25 million pieces of malicious code last year - compared with 15 million samples detected in the previous 19 years. Sixty-six percent of last year's malware were data-stealing programs, most of which were produced with do-it-yourself hacking kits, he said. According to a recent analysis by nonprofit research firm Team Cymru, the number of known Web-based botnets soared from about 800 in the first half of 2009 to 1,600 by the end of the year. As a result, said Steve Santorelli, Team Cymru's director of global outreach, graphical and user-friendly Web-based botnets have surpassed the number of complex Internet Relay Chat botnets - networks of infected computers controlled by hackers sending text instructions. The method had been favored by online criminals since the 1990s. "You need a modicum of understanding to run an IRC botnet," Santorelli said. "If you can open an e-mail account, you're technical enough to operate a Web-based botnet. Your grandmother can build a botnet." Fraud market At the same time, the market for fraud software has grown. Hackers today compete against each other to make the most effective and easy-to-use tools, said Cisco IronPort Systems' senior security researcher Henry Stern. Last July, for instance, six Web exploit vendors released new products at the same time, he said. "Usability is a huge selling point," Stern said. During a three-month project, Stern and other Cisco researchers studied the features of some of the most common toolkits a rookie hacker can employ. With a copy of ZeuS, the most widespread and successful data-stealing toolkit, criminals can generate millions of detailed reports on each Web site visited by the compromised computers in their botnet. They can also use the program's powerful search engine to browse through their victims' machines and find detailed information, such as which banks they use. "You don't need to have knowledge of programming or networking protocol stacks. You just need to know who you want to target, click a couple of buttons and there you have it," said Christopher Elisan, senior researcher at botnet detection firm Damballa. Choose the exploit Cisco researchers also looked at Fragus, a state-of-the-art Web exploit kit that allows criminals to use simple onscreen checkboxes to choose the vulnerabilities - the holes used to plant malicious programs in users' computers. The program also generates colorful graphics detailing how many victims have been attacked and which operating systems and browsers they use. The program even offers 24-hour technical support. Cisco researchers concluded that someone without technical skills wanting to engage in criminal activity could do so with an investment of $2,500 to buy software and computer capacity and hire hackers to help him. Older versions of these toolkits can even be acquired for free. Criminals often find the investment reasonable considering the potential returns. The FBI reported Friday that Internet fraud victims lost about $560 million last year, more than double the amount reported in 2008. 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Hi Keith, I can take a stab at the THC bit (not strong evidence so far for linkages to multidecadal/century scale changes, but cannot be ruled out) the marine evidence from the North Atlantic (14C chronological control), and some aspects of tropical/high latitude linkages. Eystein At 17:00 +0100 11-10-04, Keith Briffa wrote: >Friends and authors ( especially Ricardo, Olga, >Fortunat, David, Ramesh, Zhang, Dan, Eystein and >Valerie) >Now back from travels (until Wednesday when off to Austria for a few days) >I thought it best to suggest a break down for >the writing of the data section for the last >2000 years of the IPCC palaeoclimate chapter. >Please see the outline produced at the meeting. >We have 4 IPCC pages . I will write a short >intro linking to the instrumental data with >links to Chapters 3-5. I will coach this in a >general introduction to this section that >addresses the points listed in the initial notes >( namely how we use the various high , and few >low, resolution data to construct regional and >large-scale temperature variability , and where >possible, gain insight into hydrologic >variability. I will say we use models to get >insight into methodology and to explore regional >coverage and seasonality issues and we use >control and forced model runs to look at >sensitivity and detection issues , but also use >date to test model variability and sensitivity . >I can first go at the NH (SH) Spaghetti diagram >discussion and hopefully you will pick up the >regional aspects of the temperature and >precipitation (moisture) variability . >Rather than me say - I would like you to come >back with the major areas you will cover , but >these may best be done in terms of >climatologically meaningful regions - ie >relating to the ENSO, NAM, PDO , AAO, monsoon >areas - then we could fill in the remaining >regions if significant non overlap in areas is >apparent (Eurasia, non-monsoon china etc) . We >do not want a list of every paper ever written , >but a selection of (the better) work that you >feel has regional relevance (and some length >presumably). THe other alternative is just to >divide up the world to our own regions and then >discuss the climate indices separately. This >would likely be easier to do . Let me know what >you think. Either way , we also should have a >specific discussion of forcings at high >resolution , and Fortunat, Valerie could cover >solar and volcanic , perhaps Eystein discussing >what evidence there is for THC change . The >knotty issue of THC versus NAO and the link to >model theories/models could go here - or >perhaps later in the section 6.4.3.2 ? Davis >what say you about this? The same is true of >ENSO links to terrestrial precipitation patterns >and temperature? >I don't like the idea of dealing wit quasi >periodicities separately , but rather wit the >regional discussions eg North American drought. >The question of LIA , MWP will come up in the >large scale average discussion but you can also >address it in the regional discussions , but in >a critical and quantitative way. I would like to >see the evidence for extremmes/abrupt change >from the regional syntheses and then see if we >have enough to define and discuss the issue >separately. Olga could you pick up on the >glacial variations (perhaps with links to models >also?) > >So come back to me asap to let me know >impressions and regional/variable focus you all >wish to pick up. Ricardo will obviously do North >South linkages as per the PEP1 transect , but >what about along PEP2 and 3/ WE may have to pick >this up in the light of the regional data. Can >you also let me know if/who you might be asking >to help with writing . Peck , I would still >rather have Mike Mann in , so what is the story >here - can I ask him? Suggestions for summary >Figures still welcome - I would like to have a >High lat , mid lat , low lat transect type >figure for temperature , possibly along each PEP >transect - with longest instrumental data . A >forcing diagram is also a must - but could >combine Holocene and "blow up " last 2000 years. > >Best wishes >Keith > >-- >Professor Keith Briffa, >Climatic Research Unit >University of East Anglia >Norwich, NR4 7TJ, U.K. > >Phone: +44-1603-593909 >Fax: +44-1603-507784 > > >_______________________________________________ >Wg1-ar4-ch06 mailing list >Wg1-ar4-ch06@joss.ucar.edu > -- ______________________________________________________________ Eystein Jansen Professor/Director Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research and Dep. of Earth Science, Univ. of Bergen Allégaten 55 N-5007 Bergen NORWAY e-mail: eystein.jansen@geo.uib.no Phone: +47-55-583491 - Home: +47-55-910661 Fax: +47-55-584330 ----------------------- The Bjerknes Training site offers 3-12 months fellowships to PhD students More info at: www.bjerknes.uib.no/mcts ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


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Tom- If you look at the email string below you will notice that I started trying to solve this imbalence on April 3. 3 days later Tammy sent me an email telling me the exact thing I had tried to start with. CMS suggested to Tammy to roll the 16,000 into April. I sent to Tammy the email you see below on April 6 that we do not have anything sold to ENA in April and that our next deal runs from May through January 2002. Since I assumed there would be a small discrepancy between the amount ENA schedules and the amount CMS delivers every month, it seemed logical to try to total it all out at the end. I do not know how the gas industry works. I don't know if this over delivery is normal for a pipeline and is as close as you can expect to get or whether ENA simply over scheduled. I did not agree to anything with CMS, but simply put out a proposal to ENA which was never responded to, even after several follow up emails. I am still awaiting a response to this idea. From: Tom Donohoe/ENRON@enronXgate on 04/24/2001 03:21 PM To: Donnie Myers/NA/Enron@ENRON cc: Dan Masters/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: RE: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles It appears that the 16,000 was extra gas that the terminal overdelivered. The imbalance is between the terminal and trunkline. Dan Masters has agreed to take all these imbalances and net them in january 2002. ENA has no responsibility for this gas and will not allow it to be put on our agreements. This will only create an imbalance we will be cashed out on. In January 2002 the price we settle up at will need to be decided at that time. -----Original Message----- From: Myers, Donnie Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 9:14 AM To: Tom Donohoe/HOU/ECT@ENRON Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles ---------------------- Forwarded by Donnie Myers/NA/Enron on 04/24/2001 09:13 AM --------------------------- Dan Masters@ECT 04/12/2001 03:36 PM To: Tammy Gilmore/NA/Enron@ENRON cc: Diane Ellstrom, Donnie Myers/NA/Enron@ENRON Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles Tammy- Since I never heard back from you I assume this is agreeable to you as well. Please respond one way or the other so we can get the books closed. Thanks, Dan Masters ---------------------- Forwarded by Dan Masters/HOU/ECT on 04/12/2001 03:28 PM --------------------------- "Debbie A. Bradbury" on 04/09/2001 07:52:30 AM To: "Dan.Masters" cc: Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles That would be fine with me to settle up in January, 2002. Thanks. Dan.Masters@enron.com on 04/06/2001 05:43:24 PM To: Tammy.Gilmore@enron.com cc: "Debbie A. Bradbury" Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles The sendout for that April 16 delivery on the "Hoegh Galleon" begins on May 1, then is ratable through January 31, 2002 on the rest (5 more) of the "Hoegh Galleon" cargoes. I would be in favor of settling up at the end of January for all 6 cargoes since we'll have overage/underage every month. Let me know what you think. Dan (Embedded image moved to file: From: Tammy Gilmore pic26173.pcx) 04/06/2001 02:40 PM To: "Debbie A. Bradbury" cc: Dan Masters/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles (Document link: Dan Masters) Trunkline just called me to tell me that we received 16,595 mmbtu too much from LNG in the month of March. There is another ship due to come in on April 16th. Trunkline has suggested that we take 16,595 less then what we are expecting, in order to make up for the March imbalance. "Debbie A. Bradbury" on 04/06/2001 02:07:43 PM To: "Dan.Masters" cc: "Tammy.Gilmore" , "ghughes" Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles Here is a spreadsheet showing your ending balance as of 3/31/01. (See attached file: enron1lng.xls) Dan.Masters@enron.com on 04/03/2001 01:08:52 PM To: Tammy.Gilmore@enron.com cc: ghughes@cmsenergy.com, dabradbury@cmsenergy.com, jeo'leary@cmsenergy.com Subject: Re: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles Tammy- Following up on the email below, I show that between the two cargoes we delivered, Enron LNG Marketing will be billing Enron North America for a total of 5,759,994 MMBtu on our various contracts. CMS Trunkline delivered 5,776,300 MMBtu of gas through the pipeline, or 16,306 MMBtu excess. This 16,306 MMBtu is to be handled directly between Trunkline and Enron North America. Please let me know if you disagree with any of these figures. Dan Dan Masters 02/28/2001 04:44 PM To: Tammy Gilmore/NA/Enron@ENRON cc: ghughes@cmsenergy.com, dabradbury@cmsenergy.com Subject: Gas at Trunkline Lake Charles Tammy- I never heard back from Jim O'leary at Trunkline, but just to make sure we are on the same page I wanted to confirm our quantities for this month. From the "LNG Jamal" you should get 3,104,896 MMBtu total in March. Please have the contract for the last 51,396 MMBtu faxed to me at 713-646-6560. From the "Matthew" you should get 2,720,000 MMBtu total in March. This number is approximate and will change to an exact number after arrival of the "Matthew" around Mar 10, however I undertand the gas will be delivered starting March 1 from Trunkline. After we get the exact figure from the discharge of the "Matthew" I will send out another email to show the total amount you will receive from us in March. Any quantities over or under this amount should be reconciled between Enron North America and Trunkline. Thanks and regards, Dan Masters (See attached file: enron1lng.xls) (See attached file: pic26173.pcx) (See attached file: enron1lng.xls) - pic26173.pcx > - enron1lng.xls >


WDTN's story from this morning:  From: Helmstetter, TJ Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 11:46 AM To: Palermo, Rachel; Regional Press Cc: Debose, Levi Subject: RE: Featuring states and the Trump-Ryan agenda toolkit Odds are against Iowa with Trump agenda Andy McGuire // Des Moines Register It's disappointing to see so many national Republicans race to pledge their support for Donald Trump. His recklessness would put our economy at risk, compromise relations with foreign allies - threatening our national security - and leave America's working families behind. Trump lacks the experience, demeanor and judgment to be president of the United States. This week Trump met with House Speaker Paul Ryan, and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, in an effort to unify their party. The media circus that preceded their meeting is no surprise: recent exit polls show most Republicans agree that their primary has been bitterly divisive. But the truth is that divisive rhetoric is nothing new to Trump's Republican Party. Iowa GOP leaders urge support behind Trump Mark Tauscheck // KCCI State Democrats met with the press before the Republican fundraiser and said they're hopeful Trump's rhetoric and values will deter voters away from the party."Americans should be very afraid of a Trump presidency, but they should also be very afraid of this modern Republican Party, which is the source of Trump's values," said Julie Stauch, a member of NARAL."All those values of not being inclusive, of not believing in equality, those came from the Republican Party, and he's simply a product of that," said Andy McGuire, chair of the Iowa Democratic Party. From: Palermo, Rachel Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 11:23 AM To: Regional Press Cc: Debose, Levi Subject: Featuring states and the Trump-Ryan agenda toolkit Importance: High Hey-we're going to feature work from state parties on the Trump-Ryan agenda toolkit this week in the Week on the Campaign Trail (which goes to dnc staff, state party cds, talkers, and our national press list). If your parties did a release or got clips from pressers, please send them to me and Levi so we make sure we grab it and give them recognition. We're also going to compile them in a running google doc, which we will add next week's toolkit press releases and clips to as well. A lot went around and I don't want to miss any. We also integrate clips. Please respond back to this chain with links. Thanks! Rachel -- [DNC] Rachel Palermo Democratic National Committee PalermoR@dnc.org 202-863-8041


Dear Keith, I just come back from Yamal. We collected subfossil wood in Yuribey River basin (50-150 km northward of recent timberline) and have found about one hundred remains of trees. Before departure for Yamal, on July 17, I have sent you draft outline of paper for Holocene. I asked Valery Mazepa to send it one more if any problems in connection. Now Valery is in Polar Ural and I don't know did you receive this outline. Could you inform me about this. Thank you. Best regards, Rashit M. Hantemirov Lab. of Dendrochronology Institute of Plant and Animal Ecology 8 Marta St., 202 Ekaterinburg, 620144, Russia e-mail: rashit@ipae.uran.ru Fax: +7 (3432) 29 41 61; phone: +7 (3432) 29 40 92


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Hi Judy - We are mvo Jordan KaplanNational Finance DirectorDemocratic National Committee(202) 488-5002 (o) | (312) 339-0224 (c)kaplanj@dnc.org On Oct 27, 2015, at 9:37 AM, Judy Wise wrote:Did you say you were changing our tickets and putting all 4 of us in the vip section? I need to know as it impacts ticket pick up. Thanks.People make choicesChoices make historyFacing History and OurselvesSent from my iPadBegin forwarded message:From: "Parrish, Daniel" Date: October 27, 2015 at 8:33:56 AM CDTTo: "Zach Allen" Subject: RE: VIP Arrival Instructions for Hamilton - November 2ndGood morning!I realize my last email was a little confusing regarding will call. As VIP guests, your tickets are being held separately from normal will call. We will have them available on November 2nd. If you would like to pick them up early, please let me know in advance and I can run them over to the box office for you. However, if you pick up your tickets early, you will still need to check in with us for additional registration on the day of the event to ensure access to the photo reception.I hope that clears up the confusion, but please let me know if you have any other questions. I'm looking forward to seeing you all on Monday!Best,Dan From: Parrish, Daniel Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2015 6:53 PMTo: Zach AllenSubject: VIP Arrival Instructions for Hamilton - November 2nd Good evening, Thank you for your support of our event on November 2nd! As participants in the VIP photo reception, we have some specific instructions for you. This performance will take place at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, 226 W 46th St in New York City. As VIP guests, you do not need to pick up your tickets ahead of time. Upon arrival, please look for the VIP registration table to receive your tickets. You will be passing through airport-style security, so please leave behind large bags and other belongings before arriving if possible. Doors will open at 3:30 PM but please arrive no later than 4:45 PM to ensure admittance. The show will being promptly at 5:00 PM. The photo reception will take place immediately following President Obama's remarks at the conclusion of the show. If you have questions, please contact Daniel Parrish at (202) 479-5141 or ParrishD@dnc.org. Tickets are selling quickly, so please invite your friends to join you soon! You can purchase additional tickets here: Best,Dan –––––––––––––Daniel ParrishDemocratic National CommitteeDeputy Finance Director | New York Tri-StatePhone: (202) 479-5141 | Mobile: (717) 283-7521430 South Capitol Street, SE | Washington, DC 20003


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Dear All, Apologies for sending this again. I was expecting a stack of emails this morning in response, but I inadvertently left Mike off (mistake in pasting) and picked up Tom's old address. Tom is busy though with another offspring ! I looked briefly at the paper last night and it is appalling - worst word I can think of today without the mood pepper appearing on the email ! I'll have time to read more at the weekend as I'm coming to the US for the DoE CCPP meeting at Charleston. Added Ed, Peck and Keith A. onto this list as well. I would like to have time to rise to the bait, but I have so much else on at the moment. As a few of us will be at the EGS/AGU meet in Nice, we should consider what to do there. The phrasing of the questions at the start of the paper determine the answer they get. They have no idea what multiproxy averaging does. By their logic, I could argue 1998 wasn't the warmest year globally, because it wasn't the warmest everywhere. With their LIA being 1300- 1900 and their MWP 800-1300, there appears (at my quick first reading) no discussion of synchroneity of the cool/warm periods. Even with the instrumental record, the early and late 20th century warming periods are only significant locally at between 10-20% of grid boxes. Writing this I am becoming more convinced we should do something - even if this is just to state once and for all what we mean by the LIA and MWP. I think the skeptics will use this paper to their own ends and it will set paleo back a number of years if it goes unchallenged. I will be emailing the journal to tell them I'm having nothing more to do with it until they rid themselves of this troublesome editor. A CRU person is on the editorial board, but papers get dealt with by the editor assigned by Hans von Storch. Cheers Phil Dear all, Tim Osborn has just come across this. Best to ignore probably, so don't let it spoil your day. I've not looked at it yet. It results from this journal having a number of editors. The responsible one for this is a well-known skeptic in NZ. He has let a few papers through by Michaels and Gray in the past. I've had words with Hans von Storch about this, but got nowhere. Another thing to discuss in Nice ! Cheers Phil >X-Sender: f055@pop.uea.ac.uk >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.1 >Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 14:32:14 +0000 >To: p.jones@uea >From: Tim Osborn >Subject: Soon & Baliunas > > > > >Dr Timothy J Osborn | phone: +44 1603 592089 >Senior Research Associate | fax: +44 1603 507784 >Climatic Research Unit | e-mail: t.osborn@uea.ac.uk >School of Environmental Sciences | web-site: >University of East Anglia __________| ~timo/ >Norwich NR4 7TJ | sunclock: >UK | ~timo/sunclock.htm 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\Soon & Baliunas 20031.pdf"


On The Way to Telluride, On My Way Back to the World 8/29/02 Dear friends, I go to turn my computer on but I have forgotten where the on/off switch is. I have had this laptop for three years, but I haven't turned it on for the past two months. I look on its left side, I feel around the back, I find it on the right and I feel like an idiot. The screen reads "fatal error" and offers to "save" whatever I had typed on it last June 21st, a few weeks before my mother died. I hit CTL.ALT.DEL. and it is gone. Gone. Gone like this long, sad, summer, frozen now, and nothing seemingly matters but everything matters more now than ever before. Why did she have to die? When will this pain stop? I got up this morning to fly out to Colorado. The Telluride Film Festival is screening my film tomorrow night, the first time it will be shown in the United States. My mother did not get to see this new film. She was always so proud of everything I did, cheering me on every day from the day where my memory begins. I had shown an early cut of the film to my friends last winter in my parent's living room, and mom would come in and out of the room, catching a scene here and there, saying, "Boy, that's something, isn't it!" I don't feel right, right now. I have avoided most people for the past two months. I can't conceive in my mind having to face a crowd of strangers, no matter how supportive or appreciative they may be. Everyone says to me it will be good to get back to work, good to be busy, take my mind off my sadness, as if not aware that what I really might need is for it to be the other way around. At my family's insistence, I tried going on TV a few weeks ago to talk about the corporate crooks roaming our great land. I had decided to give it a try, and gave it my best shot, and ended up feeling so empty and more alone. I had agreed to go on "Crossfire" and Donahue (thank God for this guy!) on the condition that I would not have to have one of those stupid cable news shouting matches with three rightwingnuts where no one can hear (or wants to hear) what's being said. They agreed to the terms, but as Bob Novak asked his first question about aren't my true motives to destroy capitalism and make America a socialist country, I just sat there for a moment and didn't respond. I thought I would just take the microphone off and leave - who needs these f-----s! - but then, my dad was with me in the studio and I looked over at him and smiled, and then into the camera I said, yes, Bob, that is exactly what I intend to do and, considering more people have bought my book than any other nonfiction book in America this year, I guess that means that the majority of Americans agree with me on this point, so look out Bob 'cause we're going to seize your money first! I asked the studio audience in DC for a show of hands of all those who agreed and I was later told that numerous hands shot up in the air, much to the chagrin of a stunned Bob Novak. I also added that I thought the Pope was onto something when he said that capitalism is a "sin." My dad liked that. He is a sweet, strong, smart man and I loved the drive with him back home. We took a spin through the Michigan State campus and he told me how he had come down here after World War II to inquire about going to college but thought it best to return to the assembly line where he had a secure job. His years during the war serving in the Marines were going to be counted toward his seniority. And so he worked the spark plug and oil filter assembly line for 33 years and provided for mom and us kids and gave us all his love -- which, of course, mattered the most. * * * * * * Dad took me to the airport this morning, remarking on the way how much mom would have enjoyed this simple trip across town to Bishop Airport, how happy she would have been knowing that I was heading off on a new journey in my very fortunate life. I thought about how she came to New York for the screening of "Roger & Me" at the New York Film Festival in 1989, and how I got to introduce her and my aunt as they sat in the front of the balcony, and how mom and Aunt Lois stood and took a long Lincoln Center bow, and how I stood on that stage and felt that she deserved every bit of that applause and more. It's a bittersweet memory now, as I've just found out that the NYFF selection committee this year is too afraid to show my new film. "Politics," is what I have been told. Too "populist" for the new elite who now sit in judgment of what is art. "They don't want to help further your platform Mike," a person close to the committee tells me. "One of them even said, 'I know this film is going to be popular - and I don't personally want to contribute to its popularity.'" So, it was decided that "Bowling for Columbine," a Cannes prize-winner, knighted by the Chicago Tribune as "one of the most effective political/polemical films ever," a film chosen by every single film festival around the world this fall - no, this film must not be shown at Lincoln Center just six blocks from the edit room where we made it... 77 blocks north of ground zero. I've gone too far this time, cut too close to the bone, stuck my lens where it doesn't belong - right straight through the heart of an America that is both master and victim of the ultra-violence. It is so sad to see this place where I will always remember my mother taking that bow now cowering to the whims of neos who, like their counterparts in Hollywood, preside over the demolition of a once great art form. * * * * * * * My dad drops me off and goes to park in the short-term lot. He comes inside just as the airport personnel are taking everything out of my suitcase for inspection. They don't ask to see the print of the film, the only thing I might have had on me that is poised to do any real damage (to all the right people, of course). My dad and I stop short of the metal detectors and the next round of inspectors who are anxious to look at my smelly feet. We hug, and he kisses me, and I am trying hard, so very hard, to not break down in the middle of this airport. He tells me not to worry about him, and I tell him I'll call him from Detroit when I am changing planes. I go through security and as I am being taken aside to be searched again, I look back and see him still standing there, watching out for me. My dad. I'm on the plane and I'm thirsty, but I took the water bottle out of my bag when I packed it this morning. The bottle, half-drank, had been sitting untouched in my untouched bag since I stuck it in there the night we had to rush my mom to the hospital. The bottle was still there in that overnight bag where I put my t-shirt and sweatpants, the ones I had on for the night and day I sat by my mother's side in the hospital as she struggled to live, holding her hand, holding her head, trying to comfort her, strands of hair on my sweater. I can see the stains from where my tears and mucus ran uncontrollably down my face and onto that sweater. The doctor said she had an 80% chance of making it. An hour before she died, another doctor said the chances were 1 in 100. That was good enough for me. One in one hundred! I've had those odds! I won! Don't let her die! Please do everything you can do! Don't let her die. The priest came, then another priest came, and when the priests left my dad asked us three kids and the three grandkids to all join hands and say our goodbyes to mom, say whatever we wanted to about what she meant to us. (I am sorry... I cannot complete this paragraph right now, I can't see the screen through the tears...maybe someday...) The night before we rushed her to the hospital I had a little surprise planned for her. I had brought a copy of my new movie and I was going to show it to her. As the end credits would roll, she would get to see what she has seen at the end of all of my work: her name along with my dad's in that list of credits...and, to me, it's the only real credit that ever mattered -- because without them I would not have the life they gave me, the way they raised me... it is all a privilege I will never cease being thankful for. I never got to show her the movie that night. "Mike!" she called out from the porch, in a pitch of voice I had never heard. "Get your father! I don't feel good." She was, without warning, dying. Within 48 hours she would be gone. * * * * * * I'm walking through the Detroit airport to gate 75 for the flight to Denver, and I hear someone say, "OK, Mr. Stuckup, just walk right on by!" I turn to see it is one of anchors from the local TV station in Flint. I apologize. My sunglasses are on. I have been crying since I left my dad at the Flint airport. I explain this to her and she starts to get tears in her eyes. "My mom died in October," she says, and I realize that this pain that feels so solitary is, truthfully, a shared experience amongst us all. No one is immune from this loss. But instead of taking the time to tell me about how rough it has been for HER, she asks about how I am doing and how is my dad doing and did we get the flowers she and the others sent. She gives me her number and says to call anytime if I feel the need to talk. At that moment I remember what she told me -- that her mother also died this year-- and I think, man, get over yourself, Mike, you are not alone in this, and so I ask her how she is doing. "I think a lot," she says, "about all the things she won't see my two children grow up to do, to be. But I believe she is in my heart, right here, right now, and she will see it all." They call my flight and I rush over to the payphone to call my dad to see if he got home OK. He tells me that when he left the short- term lot he got talking to the person in the tollbooth who told him about her mother getting cancer and how she was caring for her. "She said that her bill in the hospital came to $60,000," he says with astonishment. "They won't be able to pay it. She makes six dollars an hour, no health insurance. I gave her a tip along with the toll." "You gave the tollbooth worker a tip?" "Well, you have to. That person could be you or me." That is my father. That was my mother. Yours, Michael Moore mike@michaelmoore.com PS. Thank you, all of you, who sent me your condolences and who contributed to the local poverty program in my mother's name. I was so moved by your generosity and by your words of love and kindness. It will never be forgotten. --- If you wish to be be unsubscribed from this mailing list, please click the link below and follow the instructions.


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THE NSM UNIFORM These uniform standards are effective as of April 20th, 2008 and supersede all previous standards. For internal meetings and various other occasions as dictated by command, the Stormtrooper and Women's Division dress uniform will be used as they have in the past. For all public functions, the new Duty uniform will be used. Commander Jeff Schoep Uniform Requirements: The NSM has strict requirements of attire. We wear our uniform with pride because it represents our strength and the warrior code found within the precept of National Socialism. These uniforms are to be worn at all NSM functions, including meetings, rallies and protests. Stormtrooper Dress Uniform and Women's Division Dress Uniform: The standards for the dress uniforms are as they have been prior. Duty Uniform (both sexes): Shirt – black BDU purchased through NSM Records www.nsm88records.com or by mail to Party HQ. Pants – black BDU (battle dress uniform) style or Dickies black slacks (Pants should be bloused into boots) Boots - black military style (black laces only) Belt - black belt with silver buckle or Stormtrooper buckle Cap(optional) – Black SWAT style cap Rank insignia – in keeping with the spirit of modernizing our image, Black BDU rank insignia are the only approved badge of rank. They are to be worn mid chest along the button line in keeping with current US military standards, sewn on with the upper edge even with the upper pockets, directly on the fabric covering the buttons on the BDU . Rank will be verified. See below for ordering of the official new rank insignia, $5 NSM Patch – on left shoulder 1 inch below shoulder seam State patch(optional) – only official approved State patch, on right shoulder 1 inch below shoulder seam. See below for ordering of the State patch for your state $6 Party pin – 1 party pin may be worn over the left pocket. *Order form for Rank Insignia and State Patches* # Patches State or Rank needed Total for Line _______ __________________________ $_____________ _______ __________________________ $_____________ _______ __________________________ $ _____________ *State Patch $6* Total for order $_____________ *Rank Insignia $5* *Shipping and Handling will be initially free for NSM Members* Name ____________________________________ Mailing Address__________________________________________ __________________________________________ City ________________________________ State ______ Zip ___________ Phone, or email to contact if questions about order _________________________________________________________ Mail order With Check or Money Order payable to NSM Wisconsin to: Lt. Kris Johnson Attn : Uniform Insignia 2321 S Oneida St. Suite 6 PMB 260 Green Bay, WI 54304 Credit card orders, or questions, email Lt. Johnson at *NSMNorthHQ@yahoo.com * to get info on how to arrange payment. Hail Victory! www.nsm88.org -- 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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Re: Is Jim in a band? No. It's hilarious I went to show Ali what he looked like. Had no idea Good for him Sent on the run > On Mar 19, 2014, at 12:23 PM, "Kalouria, Sheraton" wrote: > > It's been updated since I visited it before.... > > Shall I have him close it down? > > Creative types .... > > Great lunch with Corii today, by the way. Great guy. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On Mar 18, 2014, at 9:18 PM, "Mosko, Steve" wrote: >> >> Did u open his web site? >> >> Sent on the run >> >>> On Mar 19, 2014, at 12:17 PM, "Kalouria, Sheraton" wrote: >>> >>> Yes. Like Keith... Ha >>> >>> Sent from my iPhone >>> >>>> On Mar 18, 2014, at 8:47 PM, "Mosko, Steve" wrote: >>>> >>>>  >>>> >>>> >>>> Sent on the run