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Andy Ring and Sandra Brawner need to be at this meeting. -----Original Message----- From: Little, Kelli Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 3:43 PM To: Neal, Scott Subject: RE: BUG Rebooking Maureen Smith and Ruth Concannon have raised some issues regarding how Brooklyn Union Gas is in the books, specifically, the final contract year (11/1/03 - 10/31/04) is not in the books at all (which will produce a gain when booked), and the current deal structure is telescoped incorrectly at Transco Zones 1,3, & 4 when it should be telescoped 17% at Zone 1, 25% at Zone 2, and 58% at Zone 3. This will produce a slight loss when rebooked, but the gain from booking the final year is more than enough to offset the loss. The purpose of tomorrow is to review that issues and valuations with you & Frank before making any changes to the books. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks! Kelli -----Original Message----- From: Neal, Scott Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 3:37 PM To: Little, Kelli Subject: RE: BUG Rebooking What is this about? -----Original Appointment----- From: Irvine, Geraldine On Behalf Of Little, Kelli Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 2:19 PM To: Concannon, Ruth; Vickers, Frank; Neal, Scott; Smith, Maureen; Horne, Jonathan Subject: BUG Rebooking When: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 3:00 PM-3:30 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada). Where: ECS 5102


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Dear MONIKA, Your enrollment status has been changed from 'Enrolled' to 'Removed from course' for the following course: Course Title : Applied Risk Management Principles Course Code : ARMP-113001 Course Type : Instructor Led Course Starting Date : Nov 30, 2001 8:00 AM Ending Date : Nov 30, 2001 12:00 PM Thank you.


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FYI -----Original Message----- From: Piro, Jim Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 5:15 PM To: Hayslett, Rod; Horton, Stanley; FOWLER, PEGGY Cc: Lobdell, Jim; Stevens, Kirk; JOHNSON, Ron W Subject: California Receivables and FERC Proceedings The following is in answer to your question concerning our current assessment of our exposure related to the FERC proceeding looking at refunds for sales to the California PX and ISO. This information on the FERC process was provided by Ron Johnson who is actively representing PGE in these proceedings. For the period October through February we sold net power to the Cal ISO and PX for $82 million ($93 million of sales and $11million of purchases), of this amount approximately $34 million was for power sold under the DOE order to sell. All sales to the Cal ISO and PX in 2001 were done under the DOE order. To date we have received payments of $12 million which leaves a current outstanding receivable of $70 million. Sales under the DOE order are not subject to refund in the current proceeding, however there is a possibility of a separate proceeding in the future on these transactions. Of the $59 million of sales & $11 million of purchases that were not covered under the DOE order, FERC will determine based upon a pricing methodology how much these amounts should be reduced by. The reduction will be based upon the difference in the proxy price and the actual sales prices for each hour times the amount of KWH sold in that hour. The proxy price for each hour will be determined by FERC in a proceeding that will start in about two weeks and will end with a decision sometime in late September. The proxy price for each hour will be based on the heat rate of the marginal unit being dispatched in each hour in California times the hourly gas price for the area where the unit is located based upon a published index plus $6/MWH for O&M. FERC will not entertain any discussions on using each company's marginal cost to determine what their proxy price should be for its specific sales. Without the specific data on which plant was the marginal unit and what the gas price was on that hour for that unit we are not able to accurately predict what the refund amount might be. We have made some estimates of what the refund could be given a set of assumptions on heat rate and gas prices and we think it may be in the $25 million range (high of $30 and low of $20 million). We are continuing to work on this estimate and will have a better number next week. In addition, FERC has stated that we will receive interest on all unpaid balances, net of the refunds, at the FERC approved interest rate which will help offset this exposure. Since none of this forecasted exposure is for 2001 sales all of the refunds would be charged against earnings. Refunds related to sales under the DOE order (if they occur at all) would be mostly covered under our PCA to the extent the refunds apply to sales during January or February of 2001. We currently have reserved on our books $7 million for general credit exposure for wholesale trading and $13.4 million for the California receivables for a total pre-tax reserve of $20.4 million. Some of this might need to stay on the books for continuing trading credit reserves but I believe we could use most of this credit reserve to offset a write down of the receivable if necessary. In addition, we still have the outstanding issue of getting paid from the ISO and PX and the time frame for payment given the situation with PG&E and their own bankruptcy proceeding. No assessment of this risk has been made. FERC has also started a proceeding on potential refunds for transactions in the Northwest. A hearing was held on August 1 and at this point there appears to be very minimal interest by most of the big northwest parties to pursue this issue (at this point only Seattle City Light, Port of Seattle and Tacoma are pursuing refunds). The outcome of this proceeding is still unclear but there is a reasonable likelihood that this docket could be closed with no action. We have very minimal exposure to Seattle and Tacoma probably less than $2 million. The discussion above does not include the receivable from SCE for the terminated power contract. They are current on their payments of $2.667 million per month and the amount remaining due is $42.7 million. We will provide you an additional update as we get more information from FERC on the proxy price.


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Dear Colleagues, This note is to solicit your possible collaboration in an application to the European Commission under Framework 6, possibly as one of the partners in IMPRINT. This is an integrated palaeoclimate/climate modelling project concerned primarily with the Holocene, but also incorporating specific studies on other interglacial warm periods. AT THIS STAGE THIS IS A PROVISIONAL ENQUIRY RATHER THAN A DEFINITE REQUEST FOR YOUR INVOLVEMENT. The project has been some time (years) in gestation and has evolved from other proposals. An unfinished draft is appended to this message for your information - but we would ask that you respect its confidentiality , whether or not you are interested in working with us. Eystein Jansen has agreed to coordinate IMPRINT. We are now refining the initial submission. I, and Valerie Masson, are nominally fronting WorkPackage 1: concerned with assembling, reinterpreting, amalgamating and analysing the climate data; a combination of instrumental, documentary and other indirect, proxy climate information. This Workpackage will also organise the aggregation of best possible climate forcing proxy evidence, as means of exploring links with the empirical climate data, but also as input to the significant effort in climate modelling to be undertaken in other workpackages. WorkPackage 1 has been divided into a number of sub themes or Tasks and these, along with the content of all Workpackages, is described in the attached document. Note that this is very much work in progress at this stage and your comments and input to all parts will be welcome. We will refine the wider list of collaborating institutes at a later stage. At this stage we envisage a total budget application of about 17 million Euro with a nominal share of 5 million for WorkPackage 1. While this is a large sum, I am sure you will appreciate that when distributed among many partners and stretched over five years it imposes a severe limitation on the total number of partners that can be feasibly included. Therefore we have had to conceive of different degrees, or levels, of involvement of the very many colleagues and institutions that are required to make this project a success. Thus, we envisage a distinction between a number of full partners, though again with varying resource allocation depending on specific inputs and requirements (still to be determined), and a larger number of collaborators. Specific funding will be allocated to facilitate the involvement of these many other groups, who we see taking part in workshops, in return for full access to joint data and modelling results. This is the only way that we see of overcoming the envisaged restriction imposed by the EC on total partner numbers. We have chosen partners who we hope will be able to furnish expertise in specific research areas and, hopefully, facilitate data assembly and exchange between members of the wider communities. PLEASE NOTE THAT THOSE PEOPLE LISTED IN THE "TO" LINE OF ADDRESSES ARE THOSE TENTATIVELY EARMARKED TO BE TASK LEADERS WITHIN WORKPACKAGE 1. THOSE LISTED UNDER THE "CC" HEADING ARE EARMARKED TO be PARTNERS - ORGANISING WORK AND DATA EXCHANGE WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITY. We have a suggested list of many others who we would hope to involve - but not at full partner level. Your input to the compleinon of this list will be asked for later. We would ask that , for now, you do not circulate this provisional proposal . We realise that many other partners could have been fully justifiably included, but the need for pragmatism must eventually limit their formal roles. We hope that this reality will be accepted by those colleagues not included as primary partners and they will still be willing to collaborate to achieve the wider aims of IMPRINT. The specific partner roles, as suggested to date, are described in the Workpackage 1 section of the appended IMPRINT document. Would you now please indicate whether or not you are willing to join this effort, and please feel free to comment on any aspect: of Workpackage 1 to myself and Valerie; or of the project as a whole to Eystein. With very 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


See comments embedded from me below ............ I would appreciate receiving a copy of the magazine when published. Thank you. My affiliation is provided below. Mike At 15:15 14/08/01 +0000, you wrote: Yes-very much so! Your response would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! From: Mike Hulme To: "Matilda Lee" Subject: Re: Request from The Ecologist magazine Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 16:08:55 +0100 Been away on holiday - is this still relevant? Mike At 10:10 03/08/01 +0000, you wrote: Dear Sirs: The Ecologist, a London-based internationally recognized environmental magazine, will be publishing a Special Edition on Climate Change in September. For this edition, we believe it would be extremely useful to gather the opinions of the top climatologists on an issue for which there is growing interest by those concerned with climate change. This issue is addressed in Article II of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which states: "The ultimate objective of this Convention and any related legal instruments that the Conference of the Parties may adopt is to achieve, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Convention, stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system. Such a level should be achieved within a time-frame sufficient to allow ecosystems of adapt naturally to climate change, to ensure that food production is not threatened and to enable economic development to proceed in a sustainable manner." Furthermore, the need to address the issue of atmospheric concentrations was recently reaffirmed by Michael Zammit Cutajar, Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, who stated at the closing session of the IGBP in Amsterdam on 13 July 2001, "I believe that the political process on climate change would be greatly assisted by agreement on a target for atmospheric concentrations, at least an intermediate target. This would give a sense of where the whole international community should be heading and a basis for apportioning responsibility for getting there." We would be very appreciative if you would send a return email with your response to the following questions for publication in The Ecologist Special Edition on Climate Change. -At what levels do you think we should aim to stabilize carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere and why? I do not believe we have any sure basis for establishing what a 'non-dangerous' level should be. This is so for several reasons: - what is 'dangerous' depends on what measures are taken to adapt to climate change. 550ppm may be 'safe' in one assumed future world but 'dangerous' in another. - the concept of 'danger' is not one that science can pronounce on. Such a level has to be negotiated via a social and political process. This negotiation has also to take place in the context of other risks that society is exposed to, i.e., we may be prepared to run a higher risk with climate change if it means we can divert greater resources to reducing global poverty. - the basis for establishing 'danger' is contested. One could argue that 'dangerous' climate change is change in climate that leads to the death of just *one* person; or argue that some benefit/cost ratio should be used; or argue that if a sovereign state is extinguished (e.g. a Pacific atoll nation) then that is the definition of 'dangerous'. Thus you can see that I do not believe we can arbitrarily choose 550ppm or 650ppm, as done by many scientific pronouncements (including the IPCC and others), and claim that is our target. This can only be done by using the instruments of social and political discourse on an international scale. What we can say is that the higher the concentration of CO2 reached the greater the likely risks associated with that concentration will be. But this is a relative argument, not an absolute one. -What does that level equate to in terms of percentages of emissions reductions and by what date should we aim to reach that level? So you see this second question I cannot answer. What we need to be doing, while we debate the first question, is to put in place measures/mechanisms/processes that will now, and in the future, give us greater flexibility of choice about different energy systems that have different carbon ratings. The process is more important that the targets, as the Kyoto negotiations have amply demonstrated. In 10 years times, what we regard as 'dangerous' climate change will be very different from today - and different again in the year 2020. We therefore need an emissions reduction strategy that is flexible and reflexive to the changing demands of society. We are aware that there is currently no consensus within the scientific community on what an appropriate level for atmospheric concentrations is. Indeed not - and there never can be. This question is not appropriately answered by science - it has to be answered by society! This is a very important point to get across. Our aim in this endeavour is to share with our readers the values considered relevant to this debate to illustrate why a consensus is difficult to achieve. Exactly so - and in the end it is a matter of risk assessment and risk management. And with most matters of risk, it is the perception by different individuals that matters more than any quasi-objective estimate of risk. Temperamentally I take more risks than does my wife - my concept of dangerous climate change is likely therefore to be quite different from hers. Writ large and across the nations of the world, this is the problem of climate change management. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Sincerely, Matilda Lee The Ecologist _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at [1] _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at [2] References 1.  2.


DONALD J. TRUMP ANNOUNCES EXPANSION OF CAMPAIGN DELEGATE TEAM (New York, NY) April 25th - Today, Donald J. Trump announced that he has hired Ken McKay as Senior Adviser to support the delegate operations team. Ken has formidable grassroots operations experience and is ideally positioned to further bolster the Trump campaign's field efforts. Mr. Trump stated, "Ken has a proven track record in winning state political races. He will support our delegate operations team and bolster our ground game efforts. He brings tremendous experience to the job, and I know he is up to the task of working with my team." On his announcement, Mr. McKay commented, "I am very honored to have the opportunity to work with Mr. Trump and such a resilient campaign. There is no question that he is the presumptive nominee, and will unify our party to take back the White House in November." Previously, Mr. McKay has held several roles with the RNC and the Republican Governors Association including under former Chairmen and former presidential candidates, Bobby Jindal and Chris Christie. From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 9:29 AM To: Roberts, Kelly; Sarge, Matthew Cc: Comm_D Subject: Re: Trump Campaign Hired Ken McKay Thank you I will flag for the reporter working on this On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 6:24 AM -0700, "Roberts, Kelly" > wrote: Yet another dude in a senior position Sent from my iPhone On Apr 25, 2016, at 09:14, Sarge, Matthew > wrote: Donald Trump is hiring his third campaign manager of a former rival, adding another veteran political operative to help fight for the delegates needed to clinch the nomination. Ken McKay joins as a senior adviser working on the team led by Trump convention manager Paul Manafort, aides told Bloomberg on Monday. A formal announcement was expected later Monday. Their focus is on getting the upper hand on Senator Ted Cruz, who has been diminishing the power of Trump's victories by locking his own supporters into national delegate slots at state conventions. The new hire comes at a crucial moment, as Cruz and John Kasich form an alliance to prevent Trump , the front-runner, from getting the necessary 1,237 delegates to win the Republican presidential nomination by June 8. Earlier in the presidential race, McKay served as campaign manager to New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who dropped out and endorsed Trump in February. A week and a half ago, Trump picked up Rick Wiley, who managed Scott Walker's campaign before the Wisconsin governor left the race in September. And in late March, he snagged Ed Brookover, who was Ben Carson's campaign manager until the neurosurgeon dropped out. McKay, a native of Rhode Island, ran gubernatorial races there for Donald Carcieri in 2002 and 2006, winning both. He was chief of staff at the Republican National Committee under Chairman Michael Steele from March 2009 to April 2010. He helped Florida Republican Rick Scott claim the governor's office in 2010, and served as political director at the Republican Governors Association under Christie's chairmanship in 2014 and 2015, helping usher in a wave of GOP governors nationwide. "This is a serious strategist and tactician," said Curt Anderson, who was former presidential candidate Bobby Jindal's chief strategist but is now unaffiliated with any campaign. He has known McKay for about 15 years. "This is not a guy who wastes his time going on cable TV and running his mouth. Trump hiring Ken McKay is a bad thing for the Ted Cruz campaign, I can assure you of that." Trump last week dominated the primary vote in home state of New York, picking up 90 delegates to Cruz's zero, while Cruz between March 22 and now has whisked up delegates in Colorado, Wyoming, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Maine, Utah and other states. Cruz lags Trump in the delegate count and is beyond the point where he could lock in the nomination with outright primary wins, but has used the local convention process to scoop delegates in states that have already held primaries and caucuses. On Sunday night, strategists for Cruz and Kasich announced an alliance meant to thwart Trump in three more states: Cruz will stop competing in Oregon and New Mexico, clearing the path for Kasich, while Cruz will instead zoom in on Indiana, a more delegate-rich state where Cruz is within striking distance of Trump. Trump in a statement late Sunday called the alliance "a horrible act of desperation from two campaigns who have horribly failed." The next round of voting is Tuesday in Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Trump is expected to do well in all five. In recent weeks, Trump has been on a hiring spree, collecting strategists sidelined as the GOP field winnowed from seventeen to three. While Trump continues to wield his anti-establishment hammer at rallies, saying he doesn't want his fans to "fall asleep," his strategists have turned their attention to wooing Republicans turned off by his unpredictability in closed door meetings. Last week, Trump dispatched Manafort, Wiley and Brookover to the Republican National Committee's Spring meeting at an oceanside resort in Florida to court party insiders, some of whom had reluctantly settled on Cruz as their candidate of last resort.


Dear Keith, we Mukhtar and me are definitely out from Abisko workshop, so you are free to present any material suitable. Make the same in France, no problem with permission. Best withes, Gene. From ???@??? Wed Mar 08 20:29:20 2000 Received: from [139.222.230.3] (helo=mailgate3.uea.ac.uk) by mailserver1.uea.ac.uk with smtp (Exim 3.02 #1) id 12SxCi-0001SB-00 for f023@smtp.uea.ac.uk; Thu, 09 Mar 2000 07:17:52 +0000 Received: from DarkOne.ural.net [195.64.192.49] by mailgate3.uea.ac.uk with esmtp (Exim 1.73 #1) id 12Sx7z-00020G-00; Thu, 9 Mar 2000 07:12:59 +0000 Received: from relay.uran.ru (atreyu.ural.net [195.19.137.69]) by DarkOne.ural.net (8.10.0/eTn) with ESMTP id e297CwJ06512 for ; Thu, 9 Mar 2000 12:12:58 +0500 (ES) Received: from ipae.uran.ru ([195.19.128.15]) by relay.uran.ru (8.9.3/eTn) with SMTP id MAA56670 for ; Thu, 9 Mar 2000 12:12:49 +0500 (ES) Received: from mail.ipae.uran.ru (rashit.ipae.uran.ru [195.19.135.143] ) by ipae.uran.ru (Hethmon Brothers Smtpd) ; Thu, 9 Mar 2000 12:16:06 +0500 Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2000 12:15:07 +0500 From: Rashit Hantemirov X-Mailer: The Bat! (v1.00 Build 1311) Registered to Andy Malyshev Reply-To: Rashit Hantemirov Organization: IPAE Priority: Normal Message-ID: To: Keith Briffa Subject: Re: meeting in Sweden References: Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Status: Dear Keith, I'm glad that chance to see you in Sweden has arisen, because I will hardly come to Mendoza. I was invited to Abisko under curious circumstances and was pleasantly surprised seeing you among participants. I apologize if my participating give you trouble with preparing your paper. I'm going to present results of tree line reconstruction in Yamal, based on about 50 radiocarbon data (from 9500 BP) and about 500 samples dated using Yamal chronology (from 7000 BP). May be some short-scale falls in summer temperature will be examined as a potential cause of tree line recession. Organizers will pay for my travel, accommodation and food (otherwise I could not come to Sweden). I don't know about other participants. 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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Comrades, I was searching for something on the internet tonight, and ran accross this article from last year on the NSM and S. Stuarts run for Montana State Legislature last year. Now we have a candidate running for President "JT Bowles" (www.bowles2008.com). Shawn Stuarts Campaign upset the MT. Human Wrongs Network so terribly that they published fear filled articles such as this laughable piece below. Keep in mind when the Race was said and done we were informed that Comrade Stuart recieved 15 to 17% of the votes in his run for Office. Now we are asking that our Comrades support the Bowles for President Campaign, and give the system another well deserved shock! First join us in Commemoration of Commander Rockwell, then read the article below the Commemoration. Hail Victory! Commander Schoep August 25, 1967 and 2007. A Time of Commemoration! On August 25, 1967, US Navy Commander George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party, was assassinated and non-Whites everywhere celebrated the death of this pro-White National Socialist pioneer. They thought it was the end of National Socialism in the USA and White people would never again unite and raise a voice against their new Wall Street masters. On August 25, 2007, members and friends of the National Socialist Movement led by Jeff Schoep along with 2008 NSM Presidential candidate John Taylor Bowles will commemorate the assassination of Commander Rockwell by celebrating the running of the first National Socialist for President in the USA exactly 40 years later in tribute to Commander Rockwell !!! The non-Whites aren't celebrating now like they were 40 years ago!!! LET THE TRUMPETS SOUND! JOIN THE NSM CHARGE TO THE WHITE HOUSE! THERE IS ONLY ONE PRO-WHITE ORGANIZATION RUNNING A PRO-WHITE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT IN 2008. JOIN THE NATIONAL SOCIALIST MOVEMENT AND MAKE HISTORY. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE! Supremacist group uses bully tactics By Travis McAdam Montana Human Rights Network - 04/05/2006 When we brought the white supremacist affiliations of legislative candidate Shawn Stuart to the attention of The Montana Standard, we felt it was information the Butte community needed to know.We 're glad that The Standard agreed. The newspaper provided a needed service to the community when it ran the article on Stuart over the weekend. The Standard helped shine the light of public scrutiny on the racist and anti-Semitic beliefs of Stuart and the National Socialist Movement.Public and critical exposure is a valuable tool for communities trying to keep hate groups from taking hold. Unfortunately, those of us who help expose the agendas of hate groups often become targets ourselves.Following publication of the article, Stuart 's National Socialist Movement began targeting Montana Human Rights Network employees. It began with harassing phone calls and continued with postings on National Socialist Movement websites.One website features my home address and telephone number, as well as those of my fellow Network coworkers Ken Toole and Christine Kaufmann. Websites for the National Socialist Movement are also smearing the Network 's reputation, saying that we engage in \93terrorist bombings and arsons.\94 These actions by the National Socialist Movement illustrate the tactics hate groups like to use-intimidation, threats of violence, and misinformation.White supremacists prefer to use these tactics under the cover of night and anonymously. In other words, they are bullies and thugs who feast on public apathy and target those of us who stand up to them. Many people do not take the hate movement seriously, since the number of hardcore racists is relatively small. However, just like the school yard bully, they will continue trying to intimidate us until the larger community publicly condemns them.Montana 's history is full of examples of racist and anti-government bullies trying to run roughshod over communities. In the early 1990s, a group of neo-Nazi skinheads terrorized Billings ' Jewish community. It began with cemetery vandalism and escalated to a brick being thrown through the front window of a Jewish home.In the mid-1990s, the Montana Freemen formed their own illegal courts and issued death warrants for criminal justice employees in Eastern Montana.In 2001, David Burgert and Project 7, a militia group, compiled hit lists containing personal information about criminal justice employees and their families in the Flathead area.Beginning in 2004, Kevin McGuire, a racist recruiter in Bozeman, posted false and misleading propaganda about local citizens on racist websites before running for the local school board.The logical question to ask in all of these cases is, \93What happened?\94 With the Montana Freemen and Project 7, group activists were arrested and sentenced to prison. In Bozeman, Kevin McGuire has had problems following the law, but he remains on the streets.However, thanks to the Network and its Bozeman affiliate, the people of Bozeman have a clear picture of who McGuire is and what he represents.The community of Billings came together and opposed the neo-Nazi skinheads in the \93Not in Our Town\94 campaign, which has been replicated in cities across the nation.All the Montana examples reveal a common theme. White supremacists and anti-government bullies cannot win if we stand together.It is up to us to tell those who target our communities that we will not look the other way and be complacent. Instead, we will tell them that, if they target one of us, they will have to answer to all of us. Right now, it is our staff that is under fire from the National Socialist Movement.Tomorrow, it could be a local judge, elected official, or business owner. 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Bernie Sanders's Gift to His Party By THE EDITORIAL BOARD Though some opinion polls on Tuesday's primary in Indiana show Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in a tight race, the plunge in Mr. Sanders's latest fund-raising numbers makes clear what he doesn't yet want to say. His campaign — for the presidency, anyway — is most likely nearing its end. "We intend to fight for every vote and delegate remaining," Mr. Sanders said in Washington on Sunday. While he continues to infuriate the Clinton campaign by battling for Mrs. Clinton's superdelegates, his tone suggests that he's no longer in it to win. He's fighting to ensure that all his supporters get a chance to cast a ballot during the primary season ending in June, and most of all, that Democratic leaders pay attention to their views. The Democratic Party and Mrs. Clinton are better off for Mr. Sanders's presence in this race. His criticism, as Winston Churchill might say, was not agreeable. But it called necessary attention to unhealthy developments in the Democratic Party, including its at-times obliviousness to the lingering economic pain of the middle class and the young, and its drift toward political caution over aspiration. "I like the idea of saying, 'We can do much more,' because we can," Vice President Joseph Biden Jr., who deferred his own presidential hopes this year, said about Mr. Sanders recently. "I don't think any Democrat's ever won saying, 'We can't think that big.'" To this day, Mr. Sanders's rallies are lit up by people who say he is the candidate most focused on their struggle for jobs, better health care and debt relief, and most interested in taking action against those who profited while wages for the working class stagnated and their hopes diminished. As President Obama said, Mr. Sanders had "the luxury of being a complete long shot and just letting loose." Unrealistic, short on details, the populist Mr. Sanders is a wildly gesticulating reminder of how far the Democratic Party, once champion of the underdog, has strayed. He points out the degree to which the party has become captive to economic elites whose agendas don't necessarily represent the rest of America's. Mr. Sanders, who raised more than $200 million through small donations, even cast doubt on Democrats' claims that they need big-money backers to succeed. Mr. Sanders's unwillingness to compromise has contributed to a thin record of accomplishment over his decades in Congress. While Mrs. Clinton outflanks him on both knowledge and practice of foreign policy, on domestic policy he has forced her to address the impact of trade deals and globalization, spell out her stances on clean energy and oil and gas exploration, and put more meat on her plans for college affordability. He's exposed her failure to support $15 an hour as a federal minimum wage, and rightly called her out on the Wall Street speeches that earned her millions and her refusal to make the transcripts public. Mr. Sanders has exposed a broad vein of discontent that Democrats cannot ignore. Predictions that Mr. Sanders's supporters could migrate to Donald Trump in the fall are overstated, despite Mr. Trump's cynical efforts to woo them. It's more likely that some simply won't vote. Mrs. Clinton is betting that many Democrats will be motivated to get to the polls if Mr. Trump is the Republican nominee. But to truly unify the party, Mrs. Clinton and party leaders must work to incorporate Mr. Sanders and what he stands for in the party's approach to the general election. It would also help to acknowledge that the party has strayed at times from its more aspirational path. Unlike the voices on the Republican side, Mr. Sanders's has elevated this campaign. The Democratic Party should listen.


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Comrades, Recently the Romanian National Vanguard Party asked me if I would agree to do an interview with their News Agency. That interview is now available at:  Exclusive Interview with Commander Jeff Schoep of the NSM! Romanian National Vanguard: Hello commander. Let 's start the interview. Could you please introduce yourself to our readers?Commander Jeff Schoep: Commander Jeff Schoep / Director of the U.S. based National Socialist Movement. Romanian National Vanguard: You are leading the most powerful nationalist organization in America are you proud of it?Commander Jeff Schoep: I would preffer to use the word Honored. I am Honored to be a part of America 's Leading NS group. We take pride in our actions, and face the enemy in the streets. Romanian National Vanguard: How did you managed to make N.S.M. so powerful?Commander Jeff Schoep: The members of our Party and their actions are what makes us powerfull. Our people don 't just talk or on-line chat about the problems facing America, they take the fight directly into the streets. Others see our actions and join us. People like to be involved with others willing to fight for their beliefs. Actions, not words alone! Romanian National Vanguard: Some white nationalists criticize the NSM for using the NSDAP German uniforms but despite that, NSM attracted more people then any other nationalist organization ever could!Commander Jeff Schoep: Yes, some people do not like our uniforms or even our symbols, more often than not, those who criticize us are only making excuses for their own inaction, or cowardice in the face of the enemy hordes that face the White Race. Some people who criticize us just disagree, and that is their opinion, when they start outdoing our efforts, then perhaps I will consider their ways, but for now their words are meaningless and empty. Commander Rockwell (famous U.S. NS) wore the same uniform as we do, we Honor our Fallen Leader. Romanian National Vanguard: The NSM had a small downfall after the Lansing rally but now I see things are better than ever.Commander Jeff Schoep: There was some speculation that we had a Downfall last year (most of that was spread by a jewish agent provacatuer who I will not name), but really we simply shifted a few people out of the Organization (Our Chairman retired, and we threw out a couple of problem members who were causing harm to the NSM), and 2 or 3 other people left in protest. We recruit more new members in one week than we lost in the so-called Downfall. The jewsmedia and their agents prayed for us to fall apart, and as usual we only became stronger. Here we are today, and growing stronger by the hour. Romanian National Vanguard: NSM has a lot of websites, a recording studio, forums, a radio station, a game studio, a shop. It has all things except one. Do you think you could make a national TV station in the nearby future?Commander Jeff Schoep: Wow, that would be nice! It would cost probably millions or billions of dollars to have a National tv station. That is not within our reach at this time. We could however strive to further develop internet tv, some more workers and potential hosts for such a venture could prove very effective for the NSM and NS causes Worldwide. Romanian National Vanguard: For 2008, the NSM has a presidential candidate. Will he appear on TV? Will we see him on TV debating and talking?Commander Jeff Schoep: I doubt the system will allow Presidential Candidate Bowles on any mainstream tv debates, that is how the system stops all 3rd Party Candidates, but he is working hard to make paths to the White House and we back him 100%. Romanian National Vanguard: The last two rallies the NSM held were very interesting and many people showed up. Tell me is NSM growing even more?Commander Jeff Schoep: Our Rallys usually attract between 50 and 200 people from our Party, and extra supporters. It varies from City to City. I recall in my early Party activism where we were happy to get a handfull of people, its a lot bigger now than before. Romanian National Vanguard: How did the protest at the mexican consulate from Omaha, 1 September went?Commander Jeff Schoep: It was great, refference reports/pics at www.nsm88.com Romanian National Vanguard: Now that you have a big building, a headquarters. Have you ever thought on holding any international conferences for the World Union of National Socialists hosted there?Commander Jeff Schoep: Yes, that is something we would like to do. We have the meeting hall/hq now, so our Worldwide Comrades are welcome to attend. Romanian National Vanguard: There are so many questions to ask but I 'm sure you don 't have the necessary time so I 'm just happy I got the chance to ask these. Thank you commander for this wonderful interview. We wish you best luck!Commander Jeff Schoep: Thank you, and best of luck to our Romanian Brothers and Sisters who fight for NS and National Pride in Romania. Photo from Omaha rally by NSM88 This entry was posted on September 10, 2007 at 6:15 am and is filed under Interviews. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site. More photos; more messages; more whatever. Windows Live Hotmail - NOW with 5GB storage.


In addition, one bit of anecdotal evidence from a conversation in 1984! in San Fransisco is hardly enough to extrapolate 500 to 3k. This is the only quote I could find relating to promiscuity in homosexual men. "I think people feel a certain invulnerability, especially young people, like this disease doesn't affect me. The publicity about the disease was very much the kind where it was easy to say, "That isn't me. I'm not promiscuous." Promiscuity, especially, was a piece where people could easily say, "Well, I'm not. Promiscuous is more than I do." If you have 300 partners a year, you can think you're not promiscuous if you know somebody who has 500. So it's all relative, and it was easy to feel that that isn't me." You could find hets who have the same kind of partner volume. BFD. This kind of random generation of numbers that leads the nutty religious bigots (as you mentioned earlier). Grr. Bits damnit. Now, I must go brief. -BB EL>> On Sun, 8 Sep 2002, CDale wrote: >>> I agree w/ ya Tom. That kind of thinking is SO idiotic. Sure, gays EL>> So how many of your hetero friends had >3 k lovers? bmn> So Eugen, how many of your homo friends have -had- 3k lovers? bmn> In fact, thats a general question for FoRK proper. bmn> Do you know anyone, outside of meybee Wilt Chamberlin and a few of the bmn> gang-bang porn queens who -have- had even 1.5k lovers? bmn> Eegads, if you're hypothesizing numbers like -that- Eugen, you at bmn> least owe it to FoRK to back that shit up. bmn> Otherwise we're liable to assume rampant unfounded homophobia and that bmn> would just be a lose. bmn> Just a quick assumption here. I'm not a math geek or anything, but bmn> assuming 1 lover every day, that would be like at least one lover bmn> everyday for 8 years and some change. I don't know about you, but bmn> very very few of us are -that- lucky (or even close to that lucky) bmn> and after awhile, even the sexaholics get bored and have to mingle bmn> something new into their weekends. You really are assumiing that the bmn> homosexual population is a) that large in a given area (The meccas bmn> might qualify, but try finding that kind of homosexual population in bmn> say, Tulsa, Oklahoma or Manchester, NH (Tho Manchester does have quite bmn> a few nifty gaybars, but thats a different story) b) that bored/sex bmn> obsessed/recreationally free to pursue sex that often, with that many bmn> partners or that they'd even WANT that many partners. bmn> Qualify yourself, or at least lower your outrageous numbers. bmn> =BB >>> are promiscuous, and so are hets, but I betcha gays are more >>> AIDSphobic than hets, generally speaking.... EL>> The virus load issue is orthogonal to the fact. Bzzt. Switch on your EL>> brain, you both. I was mentioning that a subpopulation outside of the sex EL>> industry is/used to be extremely promiscuous, about two orders of EL>> magnitude higher than average. -- Best regards, bitbitch mailto:bitbitch@magnesium.net


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Gavin, Almost all have gone in. Have sent an email to Janice re the regional freshening. On the boreholes I've used mostly Mike's revised text, with bits of yours making it read a little better. Thinking about the final bit for the Appendix. Keith should be in later, so I'll check with him - and look at that vineyard book. I did rephrase the bit about the 'evidence' as Lamb refers to it. I wanted to use his phrasing - he used this word several times in these various papers. What he means is his mind and its inherent bias(es). Your final sentence though about improvements in reviewing and traceability is a bit of a hostage to fortune. The skeptics will try to hang on to something, but I don't want to give them something clearly tangible. Keith/Tim still getting FOI requests as well as MOHC and Reading. All our FOI officers have been in discussions and are now using the same exceptions not to respond - advice they got from the Information Commissioner. As an aside and just between us, it seems that Brian Hoskins has withdrawn himself from the WG1 Lead nominations. It seems he doesn't want to have to deal with this hassle. The FOI line we're all using is this. IPCC is exempt from any countries FOI - the skeptics have been told this. Even though we (MOHC, CRU/UEA) possibly hold relevant info the IPCC is not part our remit (mission statement, aims etc) therefore we don't have an obligation to pass it on. Cheers Phil At 18:07 19/08/2008, you wrote: Phil, here are some edits - mostly language, a couple of bits of logic, an attempt to soothe Mike on the borehole bit, and a paragraph for consideration in the Appendix. Two questions require a little thinking - the reference to 'regional freshening' on the coral section needs to be more specific - I doubt it is a global phenomena, second there is an 'in prep' reference to some new work by van Ommen - I don't think this is appropriate and should either be removed and put as a personal communication. Having looked over the tropical trees section, I think that's fine. The fig A1 does need labelling though. Gavin On Tue, 2008-08-19 at 09:11, Phil Jones wrote: > Mike, > Peck didn't do the speleothem bit either. > Cheers > Phil > > Mike, > Have your text in - just need to read the borehole section again. > Noted your comment re the final Appendix figure. Will look at more > when Tim back. > Peck's bit is 2.5 and the terrestrial part of 2.6 - except for the > borehole text. > > Next time I co-ordinate anything I'll get the GB cycling coach > involved. We've just one our 7th gold medal on two wheels. Only > one short of Phelps. > > Cheers > Phil > > > At 13:52 19/08/2008, Michael Mann wrote: > > thanks Phil--which part is Peck's? I'd like to read it over > > carefully, > > > > mike > > > > Phil Jones wrote: > > > Mike, Gavin, > > > On the final Appendix plot, the first and last 12 years of > > > the annual CET record > > > were omitted from the smoothed plot. Tim's away, but when he did > > > this with > > > them in the light blue line goes off the plot at the end. The > > > purpose of the piece > > > was to show that the red/black lines were essentially the same. > > > It wasn't > > > to show the current light blue smoothed line was above the > > > red/blue lines, > > > as they are crap anyway. > > > The y-axis scale of the plot is constrained by what was in > > > the IPCC > > > diagram from the first report. What we'll try is adding it fully > > > back in or > > > dashing the first/last 12 years. The 50-year smoother includes > > > quite > > > a bit of padding - we're using your technique Mike. The issue is > > > that CET > > > has been so warm the last 20 years or so. > > > Normal people in the UK think the weather is cold and the > > > summer is > > > lousy, but the CET is on course for another very warm year. > > > Warmth > > > in winter/spring doesn't seem to count in most people's minds > > > when it comes to warming. > > > > > > Will mod the borehole section now. Because this had been > > > written > > > by Juerg initially, I added in a paraphrased section from AR4. I > > > will > > > mod this accordingly. Hope you noticed Peck's stuff. > > > > > > Cheers > > > Phil > > > > > > At 17:28 18/08/2008, Michael Mann wrote: > > > > Hi Phil, > > > > > > > > traveling, and only had brief opportunity to look this over. > > > > only 2 substantial comments: > > > > > > > > 1. I don't know who wrote the first paragraph of section 3.3 > > > > (bottom of page 52/page 53), but the lack of acknowledgement > > > > here in this key summary that we actually introduced the idea of > > > > 'pseudoproxies' into the climate literature is very troubling. > > > > the end of the first sentence: > > > > e.g., Zorita and González-Rouco, 2002, Küttel et al., 2007), > > > > should be changed to: > > > > e.g., Mann and Rutherford, 2002; Zorita and González-Rouco, > > > > 2002, Rutherford et al, 2003; Küttel et al., 2007), > > > > > > > > 2. I'm also a bit confused and very concerned about the > > > > description of smoothing in Appendix A Figure 1. It sounds like > > > > the last 12 years were removed from the end of the series? If > > > > so, that's not a fair comparison because its really the past > > > > decade that takes us into 'unprecedented' territory. I would > > > > suggest one of two alternative approaches: > > > > a. show the full smoothed curve without removing end data (I > > > > don't see any objective justification for doing that) or > > > > b. show the raw annual data through 2006 so readers can see how > > > > the most recent values compare w/ the MWP peak. > > > > > > > > By the way, I have a revised version of Mann [2004] now in press > > > > in GRL, I've attached. Please don't distribute or cite prior to > > > > publication (which should be one or two weeks from now). > > > > > > > > thanks, > > > > > > > > mike > > > > > > > > > > > > Phil Jones wrote: > > > > > Dear All, > > > > > Here's the revised version of the paper, together with > > > > > the responses to the reviewers. > > > > > We have told John Matthews, that we will get this back to him > > > > > by the beginning > > > > > of next week. To us in the UK this means Aug 26/27 as next > > > > > Monday is a national > > > > > holiday. So, to those not away at the moment, can you look > > > > > through your > > > > > parts and get any comments back to us by the end of this week > > > > > or over the > > > > > weekend? > > > > > Can you also look at the references - those in yellow and > > > > > let me know of > > > > > any that have come out, or are able to correct those that I > > > > > think just look > > > > > wrong? > > > > > I hope you'll think of this as an improvement. > > > > > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > Phil > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Prof. Phil Jones > > > > > Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 > > > > > School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 > > > > > University of East Anglia > > > > > Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk > > > > > NR4 7TJ > > > > > UK > > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > > Michael E. Mann > > > > Associate Professor > > > > Director, Earth System Science Center (ESSC) > > > > > > > > Department of > > > > Meteorology > > > > Phone: (814) 863-4075 > > > > 503 Walker > > > > Building > > > > FAX: (814) 865-3663 > > > > The Pennsylvania State University > > > > email: mann@psu.edu > > > > University Park, PA 16802-5013 > > > > > > > > website: > > > > > > > > > > > > [1] > > > > "Dire Predictions" book site: > > > > > > > > > > > > [2] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > Michael E. 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