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X-Sender: esper@mail.wsl.ch Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 10:26:27 +0100 To: Briffa Keith , Cook Ed From: Jan Esper Subject: EOS revision Hi Ed and Keith for your information, I attached the revision of the EOS article. In this version we added some lines about the data-overlap between the MBH and ECS records. I also attached a figure showing a comparison between MBH and EsperFULL (using all data) and EsperSUB (without Tornetraesk and the Polar Urals). Take care Jan -- Dr. Jan Esper Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL Zuercherstrasse 111, 8903 Birmensdorf Switzerland Phone: +41-1-739 2510 Fax: +41-1-739 2215 Email: esper@wsl.ch -- Professor Keith Briffa, Climatic Research Unit University of East Anglia Norwich, NR4 7TJ, U.K. Phone: +44-1603-593909 Fax: +44-1603-507784 [1] References 1.  2.


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Mike I think the problem is the same one as in 1988 and 1994. In order to answer the question: "what is IPCC's best estimate of climate change over the next hundred years, and the uncertainties?" we need a single best estimate of emissions (plus a range of uncertainty). In the same way as modellres say "here is our best estimate of climate sensitivity plus a range" then the SRES group should do the same thing. Of course they can make all the usual disclaimers and talk about surprises just as the climate modellers do. But NOT to come up with an estimate for a Business as Usual emissions scenario (plus a range, of 6GtC to 30GtC at 2100) seems to be ducking responsibilities. "Getting away from single number answers" is very laudable scientifically, but it presents policymakers (for whome the whole IPCC exercise is undertaken) with a problem. As long as there is a central estimate and a range, the surely both communities could be happy, as they ultimately were with BaU in 1990 and IS92a in 1995? Geoff -----Original Message----- From: m.hulme@uea.ac.uk Sent: 15 September 1998 20:23 To: scenarios Subject: WGI emissions/scenarios conference Dear All, Here are three comments on the questions raised by WGI TSU on 7 Sept. and by some of the other contributions to the discussion about scenarios for IPCC TAR. I am commenting from the perspective of a climate scenario constructor servicing the impacts research community: 1. The SRES Working Group have identified 4 Marker Scenarios (out of a much larger range, although these 4 largely capture the range). I think the choice is good. I do not see why some modelling centres should not be able to run all 4 emissions scenarios through their GCM. From an impacts perspective I believe this would be very desirable and would enable a fair range of climate change scenarios to be used in impacts work using direct GCM output (without the need for scaling). And if all four Markers could be run through more than one GCM (i.e., with different climate sensitivities) then impacts work would have an even better sample of the possible climate change space to analyse. These aspects of uncertainty seem to me to be critical for impacts people (and integrated assessors) to explore, to get us away from single number 'answers'. 2. If a single emissions scenario *has* to be adopted by some GCM groups, B2 seems to have the recommendation from Naki (and maybe SRES too - the storyline refers to it as 'dynamics as usual'). I think there are probably good reasons why SO2 emissions fall so much in this storyline - regional rather than global solutions and the encouragement of environmental protection. The fact that the reduced C emissions relative to IS92a are offset by the big fall in SO2 emissions (the net global warming in B2 is actually slightly higher than IS92a if aerosol effects are included) should simply be seen as a reflection of a more carefully worked out storyline than was the case with IS92a. I do not think it a good idea (indeed, I think it would be a very *bad* idea) for GCM centres to mix-and-match elements of IS92 and SRES98 scenarios - the TAR should try and stick with the SRES stories and emissions wherever possible. The internal consistency in these storylines (and hopefully emissions) is important to maintain (especially later on for impacts work), and the thinking behind the SRES scenarios is considerably better than was achieved in the IS92 scenarios. 3. The problem of different Markers having different 1990 emissions values (and the fact that 1990s C emissions diverge from those observed) is more serious. By 2000 the four Markers range in C emissions from energy sources from 6.6GtC (B1) to 8.0 GtC (A1). Given where we are right now (about 6.7GtC in 1997) it seems daft to have such a range for only 2 years hence (as Tom Wigley has pointed out). For example, by the time TAR is published we will know that A1 C emissions for 2000 are too high by, say, 15%. Surely we need to impose a 'fix' on all 4 Markers to account for this. Such amendment may occur as a result of the SRES 'open-process', but this will take up to 12 months to be agreed and published. Should not someone (WGI or WGIII TSUs) impose a temporary solution now for climate modellers? Similarly, something needs to be done for CH4 and N20 1990 emissions. CH4 1990 emissions range from 281 to 481Tg in the 4 Markers (compared with 506Tg in IS92). Surely this range is not defendable. I think at the least we need some assurance from SRES that there has been some investigation into these differences and that they will withstand scientific scrutiny in peer review. Again, maybe the open-process may lead to revisions, but what do climate modellers do in the meantime? [By the way, the difference in global warming by 2100 that the SRES CH4 and N2O scenarios generates relative to those in IS92a is between 0.05 and 0.3degC - lower in all cases]. Mike **************************************************************************** Dr Mike Hulme Reader in Climatology tel: +44 1603 593162 Climatic Research Unit fax: +44 1603 507784 School of Environmental Science email: m.hulme@uea.ac.uk University of East Anglia web site: ~mikeh/ Norwich NR4 7TJ **************************************************************************** Mean temp. in Central England during 1998 is running at about 1.2 deg C above the 1961-90 average *************************************************** The global-mean surface air temperature anomaly estimate for the first half of 1998 was about +0.60 deg C above the 1961-90 average, the warmest such period yet recorded ****************************************************************************


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Dear Dr. Ritson, Your email to Phil Jones suggests that there are serious discrepancies between the ECHAM1/LSG power spectrum that I computed for the 1995 Barnett et al. Holocene paper and the ECHAM1/LSG power spectrum that Curt Covey posted on the WWW. This is not the case. At the time that Tim Barnett, Phil Jones, Keith Briffa and I performed the research that is the subject of the Holocene paper, only 600 years of control run data were available from ECHAM1/LSG. This is stated on page 256 of the Holocene paper. The first ca. 200-250 years of this control integration incorporated a large, non-linear climate drift component. This was manifested both in globally-averaged temperature and in other climate variables (see Santer et al., 1995, JGR 100, 10,693-10,725). Prior to computing the spectrum I removed the overall (i.e., 600-year) least-squares linear trend. There is still considerable low-frequency variance in the residuals, in part (but not wholly) due to the non-linearity of the drift component in the first few centuries. This residual drift explains some portion of the GFDL-versus-ECHAM1 power discrepancies at timescales of >100 years. The CMIP project received data from MPI well after the completion of the research described in the Barnett et al. paper. At that time, I believe that 1,250 years of ECHAM1/LSG control run data were made available. My understanding is that Curt did not use the first (drift-contaminated) 250 years of the ECHAM1/LSG control run when he computed the ECHAM1 spectrum displayed on the CMIP WWW page. HIs analysis relied on the last 1,000 years of the data. Not surprisingly, neglecting the first 250 years makes a big difference to the computed spectrum. This is particularly apparent at low frequencies, and also in the variance ratio (between periods of 300 and 2 years) that you compute. I hope this clarifies things. Should you still have residual concerns about our method of spectral analysis (which is standard and follows Jenkins and Watts), I'd be happy to provide you with a copy of the program that was used to generate the spectra. Sincerely, Ben Santer --- Forwarded mail from Phil Jones Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 10:42:29 +0100 To: ritson@slac.stanford.edu From: Phil Jones Subject: Re: Your Holocene paper with Barnett et al 6.3 1996 page 255 Cc: bsanter@rainbow.llnl.gov David, I can only suggest you contact Ben Santer who did the analysis for Table 1. Ben is generally very busy - his email is bsanter@rainbow.llnl.gov . Cheers Phil At 01:10 PM 10/13/97 -0700, you wrote: > Two quick questions about your Fig 1, power spectrum of global mean >averaged temperature. > >1) You don't provide units. I would have expected that > > Integral(G(f).df) > >would be the normalization with G(f) being the power spectrum and DT the >RMS variance. Obviously this is not what you used. What are your units? > >2) I checked your ECHAM1 results for the ratio of the power spectrum at >a period of 300 years to the value at 2 years against the posted CMIP >LLNL power spectrum on the WWW. Aside from units the ratios of CMIP >and yours appear to differ by a factor of the order of 6. As you are both >using the same data base(?) and Curtis Covey of LLNL said he used Ben Santers >program for power spectra this discrepancy seems a litle strange. Who is right >or are you both right? > >I would check it myself in a matter of day(s) but getting model data bases >is a bureacratic nightmare. > >Dave > Dr 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---End of forwarded mail from Phil Jones


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Dear Stepan I have received the receipts. Thankyou. Unfortunately I have also heard that our request to COPERNICUS was not successfull. I am very disappointed about this. The letter I recieved said that the proposal " was not considered relevant" so you can imagine that I am seriously exploring what this is all about. I have just returned from a PEP3 meeting in Paris . I tried to emphasise how important the Russian work is and , of course , our collaboration. I am relly angry that our proposal was not considered by referees - just rejected by the committee. Thanks for the piece for the Web page - It is already on. It is now more important than ever that we publish some papers over the next few months on the different aspects of the network reconstructions and the long series. Have you considered my suggestion to think about a long,detailed paper on the Yamal work for submission to The Holocene? I am happy to help as much as possible with such an effort. I am glad you are safely home and I send my best wishes to you all. Keith


At 13:35 20/05/2008, you wrote: Phil, Thanks for this. In response: 1. I can't remember the thinking behind this - can you? 2. I don't think we'll be doing anything with UKCIP08 material, or briefing people; initially at least it will be about user needs without people thinking about how they might use UKCIP08, if that makes sense! 3. This is fine, although we may want some consistency between us e.g. Newcastle rates have been revised and are substantially larger than yours. 4. We need a pen portrait for Tim. 5. Thanks - we'll use this in with the other text. Best wishes, Geoff -----Original Message----- From: Phil Jones [[1]mailto:p.jones@uea.ac.uk] Sent: 19 May 2008 15:36 To: Darch, Geoff J; Jim Hall; C G Kilsby; Mark New; ana.lopez@ouce.ox.ac.uk; Anthony Footitt; Suraje Dessai; Clare Goodess; t.osborn@uea.ac.uk Cc: McSweeney, Robert; Arkell, Brian; Sene, Kevin Subject: Re: EA 21389 - Probabilistic information to inform EA decision making on climate change impacts - PCC(08)01 Geoff, Clare is off to Chelsea - back late tomorrow. We (Clare, Tim and me) have had a brief meeting. Here are some thoughts and questions we had. 1. Were we going to do two sets of costings? 2. Those involved in UKCIP08 (both doing the work and involved in the SG) have signed confidentiality texts with DEFRA. Not sure how these affect access to the headline messages in the drafts we're going to be looking at over the next few months. Also not sure how these will affect the UKCIP workshops that are coming up before the launch. 3. We then thought about costs for the CRU work. We decided on 25K for all CRU work. At £500 per day this comes to 50 days. We then split this into the tasks: 5 - 5 days, 6 - 5 days, 7 - 30 days, 10/11 - 5 days, which leaves 5 more days for meetings. Assumed the 25K was without travel to the meetings. 4. On CVs and pen portraits. Clare will send one before she leaves. Are what you have for Tim and me OK? 5. Some thoughts on Tasks 6 and 7 Task 6 - assumed this was mostly Newcastle. Tim's work on rainfall extremes could be fed in, and we can do something on non-rainfall variables. Assume also you expect us to do waves, but not sure what we can do. It seems as though sea level has become waves? Task 7 - assumed here Newcastle (Chris/Hayley) would be doing something on blocking (large-scale variability). Oxford would do the final bit on conceptual representation of emissions and climate system and sensitivities, so based on GCMs. This leaves CRU for the other three, which we base mainly on the 11 RCM runs, which we can access through LINK. We could also use ENSEMBLES runs for the others, but these would be RCMs. They seem more relevant for the sorts of scales UKCOP08 is working at. All just a few thoughts at this time. Can you send the UKWIR bid that went off, so we have a copy? Cheers Phil At 09:06 16/05/2008, Darch, Geoff J wrote: >Dear all, > >Please find attached the final tender pack for the Environment Agency >bid. The tasks have been re-jigged, with the main change being a >broadening of flood risk management to flood and coastal erosion risk >management (FCERM). This means a wider audience to include all >operating authorities, and the best practice guidance required (new >Task >11) is now substantial element, to include evaluation of FCERM climate >change adaptation, case studies and provision of evidence to help >upgrade the FCDPAG3 Supplementary Note. > >We have just one week to finish this tender, as it must be posted on >Friday 23rd. We are putting together the bid document, which we'll >circulate on Monday 19th, but in the meantime, and by the end of >Tuesday 20th, I need everyone to send information (as indicated in >brackets) to support the following structure: > >+ Understanding of the tender >+ Methodology and programme (methodology for tasks / sub-tasks - see >below - and timing) >+ Project team, including individual and corporate experience (who you >are putting forward, pen portraits, corporate case studies) >+ Financial and commercial (day rates and number of days; please also >highlight potential issues with the T&Cs e.g. IPR) >+ Health & Safety, Quality and Environmental Management Appendices >+ (full CVs, limited to 6 pages) > >Please send to me and Rob McSweeney. The information I have already >e.g. on day rates, core pen portraits etc will go straight into the >version we're working on, so no need to re-send. > >In terms of tasks (new nos.), the following organisation is suggested >based on what has been noted to date: > >Task 1 (Inception meeting and reporting) Atkins, supported by lead >representatives of partners Task 2 (Project board meetings) Atkins, >supported by lead representatives of partners Task 3 (Analysis of user >needs) Atkins with Tyn@UEA and OUCE, plus Futerra depending on style >Task 4 (Phase 2 programme) Atkins, supported by all Task 5 (Interpret >messages from UKCIP08 projections) CRU, OUCE and Newcastle, with Atkins >advice on sectors Task 6 (Development of business specific projections) >Newcastle and CRU, with Atkins advice on policy and ops Task 7 (Putting >UKCIP08 in context) CRU, Newcastle and OUCE Task 8 (User guidance) >Atkins, Tyn@UEA, Futerra Task 9 (Pilot studies) Atkins, Newcastle, >OUCE, Tyn@UEA Task 10 (Phase 3 programme) Atkins, supported by all Task >11 (Best Practice Guidance for FCERM) Newcastle and Atkins, with CRU >Task 12 (Awareness raising events) Atkins, key experts, Futerra >(perhaps as an option as EA are quite specific here) Task 13 (Training >events) Atkins and Futerra > >Note that Futerra is a communications consultancy, specialising in >sustainability, who will input on workshops and on the guidance >documents. > >I'll be in touch again early next week. > >Best wishes, > >Geoff > >Geoff Darch > >Senior Consultant >Water and Environment >ATKINS > >Broadoak, Southgate Park, Bakewell Road, Orton Southgate, Peterborough, >PE2 6YS, UK >Tel: +44 (0) 1733 366969 >Fax: +44 (0) 1733 366999 >Mobile: +44 (0) 7834 507590 >E-mail: geoff.darch@atkinsglobal.com >Web: [2]www.atkinsglobal.com/climate_change > > > > > >This email and any attached files are >confidential and copyright protected. 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The interviews are tomorrow, so needs to be turned in today. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 - MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Garcia, Walter Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 11:52 AM To: Walker, Eric; Miranda, Luis Subject: RE: New Comms template Got it. Will have to you by COB today. From: Walker, Eric Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 11:46 AM To: Miranda, Luis; Garcia, Walter Subject: RE: New Comms template Thanks Walter - need this by noon tomorrow so I have time to review and get to the chair's team. Thanks. From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 11:31 AM To: Garcia, Walter Cc: Walker, Eric Subject: FW: New Comms template Walter, please prepare the briefing for the Chair for tomorrow's interviews in Los Angeles using the attached template. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 - MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Ryan Banfill Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 12:36 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark; Walker, Eric Subject: Fwd: New Comms template Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Kate Houghton > Date: May 2, 2016 at 9:42:35 AM EDT To: Geoff Burgan > Cc: Ryan Banfill > Subject: New Comms template Geoff - Can you use this one and make sure Mike does as well? I want to make sure all the Comms briefs are consistent regardless of the office since DWS is only one person.


Tonight's Tick Tock 9:50 PM - 10:15 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW, FOX NEWS "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio THE FOX ELECTION SPECIAL GOES OFF THE AIR AT 10 PM. WE ARE TRYING TO PUT DWS ON BEFORE CNN. WAITING FOR FOX 10:00 PM - 10:08 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW, CNN "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:10 PM - 10:16 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW. MSNBC "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:30 PM - 10:45 PM RYAN/MARK OR LUIS TO WALK DWS HOME From: Banfill, Ryan Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 4:52 PM To: House Anna Stolitzka Cc: Bonosky, Garret; Kate Houghton; Geoff Burgan Subject: RE: Comms Tick Tock Tonight 9:50 PM - 10:15 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW, FOX NEWS "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio THE FOX ELECTION SPECIAL GOES OFF THE AIR AT 10 PM. WE ARE TRYING TO PUT DWS ON BEFORE CNN. WAITING FOR FOX 10:00 PM - 10:08 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW, CNN "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:10 PM - 10:16 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW. MSNBC "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:30 PM - 10:45 PM RYAN/MARK OR LUIS TO WALK DWS HOME From: Stolitzka, Anna Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 4:31 PM To: Banfill, Ryan Cc: Bonosky, Garret; Kate Houghton; Geoff Burgan Subject: Comms Tick Tock Tonight Ryan - please let me know when you confirm the exact times for these hits. After the hits, please walk DWS home tonight. 10:00 PM - 10:15 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW, CNN "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:00 PM - 10:15 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW, FOX NEWS "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:00 PM - 10:15 PM timing to be confirmed - DNC COMMS - LIVE TV INTERVIEW. MSNBC "ELECTION SPECIAL" -- DNC Studio 10:30 PM - 10:45 PM RYAN TO WALK DWS HOME Anna Stolitzka | Scheduler Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-23) 1114 Longworth HOB I Washington, DC t: 202.225.7931 l f: 202.226.2052 www.wassermanschultz.house.gov/scheduling


Greeting, Thank you for your comments. I was a Pipe Welder since the age of 18, I have been dissabled for 3 years now. I am unable to drive a car.I have some computer skills. I would stand with the NSM any time. I enjoy your radio shows, and reading the articles on the site. thanks dave in NH ----- Original Message ----- From: William Herring To: hagler@tds.net Cc: commander@newsaxon.org Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2008 12:42 AM Subject: RE: NSM Staff Re: membership Comrade- Your courage is inspiring. A terrible disease like MS is no laughing matter. We have several different divisions with a multitude of duties, many of them which do not require physical, uniformed activity. We sincerely appreciate your interest in this noble cause. Since you are physically impaired, what other types of skills and/or abilities do you possess? Are you perhaps a computer technician or something along those lines? We would not turn away a white man who has noble intentions and a pure heart simply because he happened to have the misfortune to develop a degenerative muscular disorder. Write us back and let us know what particular skills you possess and we will see to it, if you decide to become a member or a supporter, that your talents can be used to further the cause of the white race. Again, we salute your courage! As far as I am concerned, a man who can combat MS and still lead a productive life and care for his race is as much a man as I or anyone else. Be well Comrade. Sincerely, William Herring NSM Staff Corps ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 21:35:21 -0500 From: commander@newsaxon.org To: nsmfargo@hotmail.com Subject: NSM Staff Re: membership On 1/18/08, david wrote: Greetings Sir, I am a 35 year old white man from New Hampshire married for 15 years with one son. I would like to join a rank of your group. I suffer from MS. I dont know if your group would have any need for me or not, I am free everyday to do any task that needs to be completed. thanks dave in NH -- 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 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Shed those extra pounds with MSN and The Biggest Loser!! Learn more.


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One more here Texas Dems file FEC complaint over Ted Cruz fundraiser By Brian M. Rosenthal , Houston Chronicle The Texas Democratic Party filed a complaint Monday with the Federal Election Commission alleging U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz's presidential campaign broke the law by soliciting donations for a supportive super PAC. The complaint alleges that prominent Cruz campaign supporter Keet Lewis suggested attendees at a campaign fundraiser contribute the maximum amount to the campaign and then start donating to the super PAC, "a blatant violation" of rules prohibiting coordination between a campaign a super PAC. POLITICO reported earlier this month about the fundraiser, which took place Dec. 30 in Dallas and was attended by Cruz and his wife, Heidi. The article quoted Lewis as saying, "If you hit your max then we have a table for you that is the unlimited table. "It can take corporate dollars, it can take partnership dollars, and that's the super PAC, Stand for Truth, so pick up some of that information." In response, Lewis told the publication that he did not view himself as an agent of the campaign. The complaint filed Monday noted that Lewis has been named a "national co-chair" of the campaign, as well as a leader of the "Small Business For Cruz Coalition." The complaint urges the Federal Election Commission to fine Cruz, his campaign, Lewis and the super PAC. A Cruz spokeswoman did not immediately return a message seeking comment. Read the complaint here . From: Garcia, Walter Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 2:40 PM To: Comm_D Subject: Dallas Morning News: Texas Democrats allege Cruz campaign violated federal election laws during Dallas fundraiser Boom Texas Democrats allege Cruz campaign violated federal election laws during Dallas fundraiser Katie Leslie Texas Democrats have filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission alleging presidential contender Sen. Ted Cruz and his associates violated campaign finance laws. The complaint, dated April 22, asserts that Cruz national co-chairman, J. Keet Lewis, broke election laws at an official campaign fundraiser in December by asking attendees to donate unlimited amounts, as well as to make corporate contributions to the pro-Cruz Stand for Truth PAC. Cruz and his wife, Heidi, reportedly attended the Dec. 30 event in Dallas. Federal law prohibits coordination between candidates and Super PACs. While a candidate or agent of a candidate can solicit donors to a PAC, it is illegal for them to solicit unlimited contributions or corporate contributions to a Super PAC. They can only solicit up to $5,000 from individuals. The Texas Democrats say Lewis clearly violated those terms when he told donors "If you hit your max then we have a table for you that is the unlimited table. It can take corporate dollars, it can take partnership dollars, and that's the Super PAC, Stand for Truth..." according to the complaint. Lewis also said "The method to our madness is this: You max out and then get engaged in the Super PAC," the filing states. Lewis has denied wrongdoing and told Politico, which reported the potential violation earlier this month, that he is not an agent of the campaign under federal standards. Lewis was one of roughly 50 co-hosts. Texas Democrats argue that he is, given his national co-chair role . Neither the Cruz campaign nor Lewis could be reached for immediate comment Monday. The FEC had not received a copy of the complaint by Monday morning. In addition to Cruz and Lewis, the complaint lists Cruz for President treasurer Bradley Knippa and Stand for Truth Treasurer D. Eric Lycan as respondents. It's the latest FEC complaint filed against Cruz's presidential campaign. In January, the left-leaning group Texans for Public Justice filed a complaint alleging Cruz purposely hid more than $1 million in loans from major banks during his 2012 Senate campaign. In response, Cruz noted that he reported the loans on personal financial disclosure forms filed with the Senate and asked the FEC for guidance on how to amend the campaign reports in question. -- Walter Garcia Democratic National Committee (DNC) GarciaW@dnc.org @WalterGarcia231 [SigDems]


Dana, Let me know when you are ready to work on the calendar. Sorry it late. Veronica Medrano Sr. Accounting Clerk (713)345-4290 veronica.medrano@enron.com


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John, Bo Collins would like to speak with you. Can you forward me your phone # or call him at 212-299-2260? Dan -----Original Message----- From: Arnold, John Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 9:30 AM To: dmcelduff@nymex.com Subject: Daniel: Can you include me in the nymex nat gas advisory panel meeting today? John Arnold Enron ********************************************************************** This e-mail is the property of Enron Corp. and/or its relevant affiliate and may contain confidential and privileged material for the sole use of the intended recipient (s). Any review, use, distribution or disclosure by others is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient (or authorized to receive for the recipient), please contact the sender or reply to Enron Corp. at enron.messaging.administration@enron.com and delete all copies of the message. This e-mail (and any attachments hereto) are not intended to be an offer (or an acceptance) and do not create or evidence a binding and enforceable contract between Enron Corp. (or any of its affiliates) and the intended recipient or any other party, and may not be relied on by anyone as the basis of a contract by estoppel or otherwise. Thank you. **********************************************************************


Hi Keith, Thanks, please comment on the attached version which incorporated all other comments received. thanks, mike Keith Briffa wrote: > Mike > just back from holiday - can you send me latest draft and I will > comment asap on it - somewhat confused re where we are with others - > or should I just comment immediately on the one you sent? > Keith > > At 16:36 12/07/2006, you wrote: > >> thanks very much Guys, >> >> will await comments from Keith and Heinz (?), prepare one last >> version, and then submit... >> >> mike >> >> Caspar Ammann wrote: >> >>> Mike, >>> here also a few thoughts and edits from me (in-between kids waking >>> up, dressing, feeding, etc.) >>> Caspar >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Jul 12, 2006, at 6:18 AM, Michael E. Mann wrote: >>> >>>> Thanks Christoph, >>>> Awainting comments from others. >>>> >>>> Caspar: any comments on our discussion of the challenge? >>>> >>>> thanks, >>>> >>>> mike >>>> >>>> Christoph Kull wrote: >>>> >>>>> >>>>> Dear all, >>>>> Thanks Mike for this report. >>>>> I made a few edits / suggestions - it's up to you to decide on them. >>>>> Hopefully Caspar can also provide some input. >>>>> We will be ready to communicate the weblink for the challenge by >>>>> end of this >>>>> week. I will let you know.... >>>>> >>>>> All the best, thanks a lot and greetings from Bern, >>>>> Christoph >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 10.07.2006 19:57, "Michael E. Mann" >>>>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Dear Keith/Phil/Christoph/Thorsten/Heinz, >>>>>> >>>>>> Attached is a draft meeting report for EOS. Rather than re-invent >>>>>> the >>>>>> wheel, I have followed closely the PAGES newsletter piece, but have >>>>>> expanded on certain points as appropriate for the broader EOS >>>>>> audience. >>>>>> I've also included Caspar. Though not a member of the PAGES/CLIVAR >>>>>> intersection working group, I want to get his feedback too, >>>>>> particularly >>>>>> on the discussion of the "PR Challenge". >>>>>> >>>>>> The word limit for an Eos meeting piece is 1500 words, we're >>>>>> currently >>>>>> about 200 words under. So there is room for small additions or >>>>>> expansions of key points. >>>>>> >>>>>> Please send me any suggested changes/additions/etc. or, if you >>>>>> have none >>>>>> simply indicate that you are happy with it as is, and happy to >>>>>> lend your >>>>>> name to it. >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks in advance, >>>>>> >>>>>> mike >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> 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 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> 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 >> >> >> >> > > -- > Professor Keith Briffa, > Climatic Research Unit > University of East Anglia > Norwich, NR4 7TJ, U.K. > > Phone: +44-1603-593909 > Fax: +44-1603-507784 > >  -- 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 Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\EosMeetingReportFinal.doc"


All calls are scheduled btwn 1 - 3 tmrw except one of DWS' appointments. - TP On May 21, 2016, at 4:11 PM, Patrice Taylor > wrote: All, Please review and makes sure I incorporated everything we discussed. Leah is briefing the Chair and will circle back and let us know any changes. Thanks, Patrice Saturday May 21 LDD- Update DWS on updated call plan; once confirmed, LDD and PT will divide calls once plan is approved by DWS -Staff to begin notification calls Finalize Public Affairs Guidance – AP/DS * Talking Points * Q&A Finalize Press Release -get quotes from DWS, Cummings etc.- AP/DS Connect with Cummings staff to update and get time to connect with Cummings –PT/DS Identify and Secure Validators -Tom McMahon -Elaine Kamarck -Don Fowler -Paul Kirk Sunday May 22 Drafting Committee Member Notification calls-LDD & Staff Prep Cummings- DS Lock In Preview/Launch Story Reporter – AP/DS * Recommendation: Anne Geran- Washington Post Monday May 23 Finalize Drafting Member notification calls-LDD & Staff Campaigns, Leadership and DNC Notification calls (REID, NP, JEC, officers, etc)-LDD & Staff Preview / Launch story runs in print in Washington Post Press Release announcing Drafting Committee Members goes out - DNCC Cummings on TV in afternoon Tuesday May 24 Announce public participation component of process- DNCC


Dana, I work for Fred Cohagan in EBS Asia Pac -- and I believe he's spoken to you about the fact that we're scaling back around the region. I had mentioned to him that I'd like to get involved with the Power Desk and he suggested that I give you a call. If you're available, I'd be very interested in talking about any opportunities in your group. I'll try to reach you on Tuesday afternoon, CST. Regards, Pat Leahy Patrick M. Leahy Enron Broadband Services Global Wholesale Services - Asia Pacific tel: 02-9229-2314 fax: 02-9229-2350


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Earlier this evening, the police were able to confirm to Enron that all of our employees who tragically died or were injured as a result of yesterday's explosion have now been identified. This means we are now in a position to give you some information about the members of staff: Graeme White Graeme, 37, is in a stable condition at Middlesbrough General Hospital. He has worked as an Operator Technician at Teesside Power Station since October 1999. Graeme lives in Billingham and is separated with two children. Paul Surtees Paul was Engineering & Maintenance Manager at Teesside Power Station and first joined the company in 1992. He was divorced with a young daughter and lived in Hawthorn, County Durham. Paul died in Middlesbrough General Hospital earlier today. He was 40. Andrew Sherwood Andrew was an Operator Technician at Teesside Power Station and first joined the company in March 1999. He lived with his partner in Hartlepool. Andrew died at the scene yesterday. He was 36. Darren Higgins Darren was also an Operator Technician at Teesside Power Station and first joined the company in October 1997. He was unmarried and lived in Normanby near Middlesbrough. Darren died at the scene yesterday. He was 28 and leaves a young son living in Poland. We are continuing to offer as much support as possible to the families of these employees, as well as their friends and colleagues at the plant and associated sites across Enron. We understand that the last twenty-four hours have been extremely traumatic for everyone concerned. We appreciate there are many questions that remain unanswered, but for the moment our thoughts and prayers are with those we have lost and their families and friends. We will communicate more information about the incident as it becomes available. John Sherriff and Michael Brown


Hey team - follow-ups from the call. Research is working their way through the Trump narrative. I'm working on a skeleton release / advisory for state parties. Digital is working on products as well. I already see statements trickling into my inbox. RACHEL please identify an intern to start compiling these - Regional staff please start feeding these responses from state parties (and any clips that come with them) to the intern. Finally, please stay on top of your battleground states to get events off the ground this week. Don't be mean, but implore them that it is our responsibility as the Democratic Party to hold Trump accountable and make sure he doesn't get into office. Also - it's easy/good press. Thanks team Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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Sorry we could not meet. The problem seems to be Mary lists the total in R 112386 as $114,109.41 while in SAP the total is $64,720.92. Please see attached. I don't see how Mary's report could possibly tie to SAP. Please provide me an SAP report that details $114,109.41 in R112386 because the one I run keeps coming up with $64,720.92. -----Original Message----- From: Fancler, Dan Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 6:49 AM To: Botello, Mary Subject: RE: R Cost Centers Lets meet at 1:00 pm -----Original Message----- From: Botello, Mary Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 5:43 PM To: Fancler, Dan Subject: R Cost Centers Importance: High Dan, Are you available to meet with Tracy and me tomorrow, August 7, for about 30 minutes between 11:30 and 2, in Tracy's office? Let me know. We can compare reports and see where we are not connecting. Mary


Bill & Bret, Thank you for a great lunch and a great chat. It's always a pleasure to be working with the Fox News family. We will follow up soon! All the best, Pablo On Apr 25, 2016, at 2:44 PM, Baier, Bret > wrote: Great to meet with you both. As we said - we're happy to bend over backwards to try to make this come to pass. So please let us know if there's anything we can do. Look forward to talking again soon. And we could set up an off the record with the Chair - whenever you want. Best, Bret Bret Baier Chief Political Anchor, Fox News Channel Anchor & Executive Editor "Special Report with Bret Baier" On Apr 25, 2016, at 2:41 PM, Sammon, Bill > wrote: Guys, Thanks so much for taking the time today. It was a great conversation and we're excited about the possibility of a debate in California in the last week of May and then a town hall a bit later. Please let us know what we can do to get things moving. Best, Bill This message and its attachments may contain legally privileged or confidential information. It is intended solely for the named addressee. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or responsible for delivery of the message to the addressee), you may not copy or deliver this message or its attachments to anyone. Rather, you should permanently delete this message and its attachments and kindly notify the sender by reply e-mail. Any content of this message and its attachments that does not relate to the official business of Fox News or Fox Business must not be taken to have been sent or endorsed by either of them. No representation is made that this email or its attachments are without defect. Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


WHITE HOUSE PRESS BRIEFING CJ Cregg topper on Prescription Drug Abuse and Heroin Abuse 2016 Election A few days ago HRC Comms Director went against Bernie. Does POTUS think that Democrats are united? * Going through a primary * This is a heated discussion about the issues * Voters will decide and POTUS will, at some point, make a strong case for his policies You said that this was good for the country, but POTUS at private events would said that Democrats need to come together. Is Bernie doing this? * Democrats need to unify when we get to the general * POTUS will continue to help the nominee in the general Sanders being called 'destructive', will you not comment on this? * No, I will not. * The tone and tenor on the Democratic side is better * POTUS agrees on the value of a robust debate and he will help out the nominee * Voters will make up their mind Is POTUS going to do anything different for the White House Correspondents Dinner? * Watch out for surprises * He speaks all the time over serious topics, so he is happy to poke fun at himself, the process, and enemies Does POTUS regret the opportunity to not have Donald Trump at the dinner? * Watch out for Trump Any comment on the protests at the Trump rally? * There is a history of protest in America * Voters should also have the chance to hear a debate * Protests shouldn't incite violence Internationally, everyone is shocked about the protests and the violence. Will POTUS not speak about this? * He has * He talks all the time about peace and unity, and even though it hasn't talked about it in relation to the Presidential race. Donald Trump ISIS in CA: He may use nuclear weapon. What is the WH reaction? * You can conclude how wise that strategy is * Success is not unrelated to how those efforts are carried out * Avoiding casualties is a priority * Reflection of our commitment to our values * Leaders shouldn't incite violence or discrimination Correspondents Dinner: Is the surprise for Donald Trump? * No not necessarily Would POTUS want more smart guns in the federal government? * Statement sent out today to find a way to get smart guns in law enforcement * Fed is a bulk purchaser of fire-arms * How to figure out guidelines and standards * Everyone wants to make their product safer Puerto Rico Clock is ticking. How can we eliminate the damage? * Authority that the federal government opposed is the same type of authority that Puerto Rico needs * Administration wants financial and fiscal reforms * May 1st is close and GOP has failed to act on POTUS proposal Zika Funding Does that money give the administration any flexibility on the budget? * Not an expert on congressional budget * Irresponsible for GOP to suggest that this isn't a priority * People are at risk and GOP won't do a thing Sen. Bluse and Sen. Graham want to get something to POTUS, would POTUS accept it? * Depends on what it is * Emergency funding is generally not off-set, because it is an emergency * If it has strong bipartisan support with a few measures we would look at it, but it seems as if that won't happen SCOTUS SCOTUS didn't block Texas ID law. What is your response? * POTUS talked about this yesterday * Less people voting is a political ploy used by Republicans * When cities, states, and the federal government limit votes then it is not good Pro-WH groups are pushing in 9 states. Will the campaign coming up be the last best shot coming up? * No, not necessarily * They have the responsibility to advice and consent * Leading conservatives have called a consensus nominee * Judge should interpret law, no be political, we will continue to press against Republicans who are being political about this * GOP Approval rating is as low as it is in high school; people aren't pleased about GOP leaders * GOP has bad ratings because they don't do their job * Could have chosen a super-liberal, but he picked someone who was bipartisan Will they run out the clock? * They can still do so, but it is possible How did the Invictus Games come about? * Rivalry between the US and Royal Family * For a good cause * Great games so go and watch the video Week ahead: National Teacher of the Year - Tuesday Flint Michigan Trip / AAPIC - Wednesday Cinco de Mayo festivities - Thursday POTUS commencement address at Howard - Friday


Not yet, but Claire and Shapiro are working on it. Sent from my iPhone On May 16, 2016, at 9:43 AM, Kaplan, Jordan > wrote: Do we have anyone. Did Alex submit people? There has to be philly people. Jordan Kaplan National Finance Director Democratic National Committee (202) 488-5002 (o) | (312) 339-0224 (c) kaplanj@dnc.org On May 16, 2016, at 9:42 AM, Comer, Scott > wrote: Hello Finance, If you'd like to submit anyone for this ceremony, please send me the names by COB today. Thanks, Scott Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "Comer, Scott" > Date: May 6, 2016 at 11:08:04 AM EDT To: Finance_D > Subject: FW: 2016 NCAA Championship Visit | WAVES due by 5/16 at 5:00PM Hello Finance, Please see below for our ticket allotment to this reception. Please get your WAVES to me by COB Monday, May 16. Thanks, Scott From: Herries, Rebecca Sent: Friday, May 06, 2016 10:56 AM To: Alvillar, Raul; Kaplan, Jordan; Greene, Julie; Tracie Pough; Kate Houghton; Davis, Marilyn Cc: Moore, Colby; Comer, Scott; Shestopal, Olivia; Guerra, Liana; Scott, Jillian Subject: 2016 NCAA Championship Visit | WAVES due by 5/16 at 5:00PM Becca -- On Tuesday, May 31, the President will host the 2016 NCAA Champions, the Villanova Wildcats, in the East Room. Timing of the event is TBD, and the entrance gate will be the SE gate. Please see below for the DNC allotment. Department POCs must submit their WAVES to be by 5:00pm on Monday, May 16. These are single invitations (**no plus ones included). DNC Allotment (**no plus ones) * Politcal/CE – 10 * Finance – 10 * Secretary's Office – 5 * Chair's Office – 5 Thank you, Becca


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Thanks Ben, You have the makings of a nice article. I note that we would expect to 10 cases that are significantly different by chance (based on the 196 tests at the .05 sig level). You found 3. With appropriately corrected Leopold I suspect you will find there is indeed stat sig. similar trends incl. amplification. Setting up the statistical testing should be interesting with this many combinations. Regards, Tom Ben Santer said the following on 12/14/2007 5:31 PM: Dear Tom, As promised, I've now repeated all of the significance testing involving model-versus-observed trend differences, but this time using spatially-averaged T2 and T2LT changes that are not "masked out" over tropical land areas. As I mentioned this morning, the use of non-masked data facilitates a direct comparison with Douglass et al. The results for combined changes over tropical land and ocean are very similar to those I sent out yesterday, which were for T2 and T2LT changes over tropical oceans only: COMBINED LAND/OCEAN RESULTS (WITH STANDARD ERRORS ADJUSTED FOR TEMPORAL AUTOCORRELATION EFFECTS; SPATIAL AVERAGES OVER 20N-20S; ANALYSIS PERIOD 1979 TO 1999) T2LT tests, RSS observational data: 0 out of 49 model-versus-observed trend differences are significant at the 5% level. T2LT tests, UAH observational data: 1 out of 49 model-versus-observed trend differences are significant at the 5% level. T2 tests, RSS observational data: 1 out of 49 model-versus-observed trend differences are significant at the 5% level. T2 tests, UAH observational data: 1 out of 49 model-versus-observed trend differences are significant at the 5% level. So our conclusion - that model tropical T2 and T2LT trends are, in virtually all realizations and models, not significantly different from either RSS or UAH trends - is not sensitive to whether we do the significance testing with "ocean only" or combined "land+ocean" temperature changes. With best regards, and happy holidays to all! Ben Thomas.R.Karl wrote: Ben, This is very informative. One question I raise is whether the results would have been at all different if you had not masked the land. I doubt it, but it would be nice to know. Tom Ben Santer said the following on 12/13/2007 9:58 PM: Dear folks, I've been doing some calculations to address one of the statistical issues raised by the Douglass et al. paper in the International Journal of Climatology. Here are some of my results. Recall that Douglass et al. calculated synthetic T2LT and T2 temperatures from the CMIP-3 archive of 20th century simulations ("20c3m" runs). They used a total of 67 20c3m realizations, performed with 22 different models. In calculating the statistical uncertainty of the model trends, they introduced sigma{SE}, an "estimate of the uncertainty of the mean of the predictions of the trends". They defined sigma{SE} as follows: sigma{SE} = sigma / sqrt(N - 1), where "N = 22 is the number of independent models". As we've discussed in our previous correspondence, this definition has serious problems (see comments from Carl and Steve below), and allows Douglass et al. to reach the erroneous conclusion that modeled T2LT and T2 trends are significantly different from the observed T2LT and T2 trends in both the RSS and UAH datasets. This comparison of simulated and observed T2LT and T2 trends is given in Table III of Douglass et al. [As an amusing aside, I note that the RSS datasets are referred to as "RSS" in this table, while UAH results are designated as "MSU". I guess there's only one true "MSU" dataset...] I decided to take a quick look at the issue of the statistical significance of differences between simulated and observed tropospheric temperature trends. My first cut at this "quick look" involves only UAH and RSS observational data - I have not yet done any tests with radiosonde datas, UMD T2 data, or satellite results from Zou et al. I operated on the same 49 realizations of the 20c3m experiment that we used in Chapter 5 of CCSP 1.1. As in our previous work, all model results are synthetic T2LT and T2 temperatures that I calculated using a static weighting function approach. I have not yet implemented Carl's more sophisticated method of estimating synthetic MSU temperatures from model data (which accounts for effects of topography and land/ocean differences). However, for the current application, the simple static weighting function approach is more than adequate, since we are focusing on T2LT and T2 changes over tropical oceans only - so topographic and land-ocean differences are unimportant. Note that I still need to calculate synthetic MSU temperatures from about 18-20 20c3m realizations which were not in the CMIP-3 database at the time we were working on the CCSP report. For the full response to Douglass et al., we should use the same 67 20c3m realizations that they employed. For each of the 49 realizations that I processed, I first masked out all tropical land areas, and then calculated the spatial averages of monthly-mean, gridded T2LT and T2 data over tropical oceans (20N-20S). All model and observational results are for the common 252-month period from January 1979 to December 1999 - the longest period of overlap between the RSS and UAH MSU data and the bulk of the 20c3m runs. The simulated trends given by Douglass et al. are calculated over the same 1979 to 1999 period; however, they use a longer period (1979 to 2004) for calculating observational trends - so there is an inconsistency between their model and observational analysis periods, which they do not explain. This difference in analysis periods is a little puzzling given that we are dealing with relatively short observational record lengths, resulting in some sensitivity to end-point effects. I then calculated anomalies of the spatially-averaged T2LT and T2 data (w.r.t. climatological monthly-means over 1979-1999), and fit least-squares linear trends to model and observational time series. The standard errors of the trends were adjusted for temporal autocorrelation of the regression residuals, as described in Santer et al. (2000) ["Statistical significance of trends and trend differences in layer-average atmospheric temperature time series"; JGR 105, 7337-7356.] Consider first panel A of the attached plot. This shows the simulated and observed T2LT trends over 1979 to 1999 (again, over 20N-20S, oceans only) with their adjusted 1-sigma confidence intervals). For the UAH and RSS data, it was possible to check against the adjusted confidence intervals independently calculated by Dian during the course of work on the CCSP report. Our adjusted confidence intervals are in good agreement. The grey shaded envelope in panel A denotes the 1-sigma standard error for the RSS T2LT trend. There are 49 pairs of UAH-minus-model trend differences and 49 pairs of RSS-minus-model trend differences. We can therefore test - for each model and each 20c3m realization - whether there is a statistically significant difference between the observed and simulated trends. Let bx and by represent any single pair of modeled and observed trends, with adjusted standard errors s{bx} and s{by}. As in our previous work (and as in related work by John Lanzante), we define the normalized trend difference d as: d = (bx - by) / sqrt[ (s{bx})**2 + (s{by})**2 ] Under the assumption that d is normally distributed, values of d > +1.96 or -- Dr. Thomas R. Karl, L.H.D. Director NOAA's National Climatic Data Center Veach-Baley Federal Building 151 Patton Avenue Asheville, NC 28801-5001 Tel: (828) 271-4476 Fax: (828) 271-4246 [4]Thomas.R.Karl@noaa.gov References 1. mailto:mears@remss.com 2. mailto:Thomas.R.Karl@noaa.gov 3. mailto:Thomas.R.Karl@noaa.gov 4. mailto:Thomas.R.Karl@noaa.gov


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Just wrapped up. Can we pls pull asap with a rush transcript? Thanks! From: Manriquez, Pablo Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 9:09 AM To: Comm_D Subject: Re: Video Request: Weaver on MSNBC attacks DWS as impartial goes into conspiracy theories DWS had been "a divider" for "personal reasons" On May 18, 2016, at 9:07 AM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: now Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


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I don't think we should do anything on this but wanted to flag. He's in denial. -Mark ------------------------------ "What I am concerned about is that people in the Democratic Party even raise that as a spectacle. Why would you do that?" Sanders told The Chronicle Wednesday. "When we have the most grassroots campaign seen in a very long time - with no violence - and then people are suggesting that we will bring violence to the convention in Philadelphia. That's absurd. That's a political tactic." Without mentioning Wasserman Schultz or Boxer by name, Sanders said, "Then you have people comparing us to Donald Trump? That's bad politics. What we are trying to do is bring people together. That some people booed and yelled and maybe acted inappropriately, we condemn that. But people do have the right to boo." ------------------------------ In San Jose, Sanders spells out campaign differences with Clinton SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE By Joe Garofoli Bernie Sanders laughed heartily Wednesday afternoon before taking the stage at his rally in San Jose, noting the differences in his California campaign activities compared with his rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton. Sanders scheduled two Bay Area rallies Wednesday - he also had a rally in Vallejo Wednesday evening and in between the two made an unannounced stop to join a boisterous crowd of hotel and restaurant employees in San Francisco demanding the right to unionize. Clinton or her husband, former President Bill Clinton, will headline four high-dollar fundraisers in the Bay Area next week. All the events are private and cost from $250 to $27,000 a ticket. "Ha, ha, ha! That says everything about the difference," Sanders told The Chronicle Wednesday. "Our goal - and I don't know if we'll achieve it - is to talk to 200,000 people in California in rallies like this until June 7" - the date of the California primary election. "If you want a candidate who is out working and speaking with people rather than hanging out raising money from millionaires, I think the choice is pretty clear," the Vermont senator said. While fundraising stops will be part of the Clintons' next trip to the state, they will also be making several public appearances - as they have also done during recent stops. Hillary Clinton did make public appearances at rallies in Oakland and East Los Angeles during a campaign swing earlier this month. And Bill Clinton headlined public events in San Diego and Los Angeles earlier this month, too. Bill Clinton is expected to be at a rally in San Diego on Saturday when he swings through California for several days starting this weekend, with more public events expected to be on his schedule. Hillary Clinton is also expected to do multiple public events on her next trip through California next week. Hillary for California campaign director Buffy Wicks responded that both Clintons " have held events across the state this month where they've talked to many Californians about the issues on their minds and they look forward to returning this weekend and next week." A practical purpose For the Sanders campaign, Wednesday's rallies served a practical purpose. Before the candidate appeared, supporter Wrenn Bunker Koesters urged the crowd from the stage to text the word "volunteer" to a campaign number. That inspired Esdras Ortega to text his desire to volunteer. The rally was the first political event the 20-year-old De Anza College student had ever attended. "I just wanted to come here, hear what he said and pick up a vibe on his speeches and see what people were cheering for and getting excited about," Ortega said. "This gets me psyched up to volunteer." It has paid similar dividends nationally. Of people who have attended Sanders' campaign rallies or town meetings, 67 percent have volunteered and 40 percent of them donated money, Sanders campaign digital director Kenneth Pennington said Wednesday. The public perception is palpable, too, analysts say. "When you raise money like that, you are more accountable to the public at large rather than a small group of donors," said Daniel G. Newman, co-founder of Maplight, a nonpartisan organization that analyzes the role of money in politics. Newman pointed out that both Clinton and Sanders have promised to do all they could to overturn Citizens United, the Supreme Court decision that paved the way for unlimited campaign contributions. During Wednesday's rally before 5,500 people at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds in San Jose, Sanders - often in a hoarse voice - stuck to his stump speech, a critique of how the wealthy have a death grip on America's political and economic systems. He didn't attack Clinton directly and saved some of his most pointed jabs for Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee. 'That will not happen' "I know that there are many people who are concerned that Donald Trump may become president of the United States. That will not happen," Sanders said, pointing to how he leads Trump in many national polls. "More important, I believe the American people will reject the basic tenets of what Donald Trump stands for." Sanders pointed to Nevada casino magnate Sheldon Adelson saying last week he would endorse Trump. "When you have billionaires supporting billionaires, that's oligarchy," the candidate said. Sanders steered into a California topic when he addressed a matter likely to be before state voters this fall: legalizing cannabis for adult recreational use. "If I lived in California I would vote yes to legalize marijuana," Sanders said at the rally, drawing huge cheers. After he left San Jose, Sanders appeared about 4:30 p.m. in the plaza at 101 California near the Le Meridien Hotel to support workers trying to organize there and spoke for about five minutes to a crowd of about 500 people. This time he veered in a very San Francisco issue: homelessness. "Just been in San Francisco for a few hours, and it's stunning to see people sleeping out in the street," he said. Following his speech, he waded into the crowd to shake hands with supporters before heading to the evening rally in Vallejo. At Vallejo's Waterfront Park, Sanders continued hammering on the nation's wealth inequality while speaking for an hour before a crowd organizers estimated at 5,000 people. And he continued to be boundlessly optimistic about his chances, saying that after winning the Oregon primary Tuesday, "I think we're going to sweep the West Coast." Like he did in San Jose, Sanders barely mentioned Clinton and focused his attacks on Trump as a billionaire who, if elected, would perpetuate an economic system that's rigged against middle- and low-income Americans. In an interview before his San Jose speech, Sanders reacted strongly to criticism of events at the Nevada Democratic Convention over the weekend. His supporters said party organizers had changed the rules of the convention to block them and give an advantage to Clinton. They reacted by causing disruption and threatening the state party chairwoman. But Sanders said concerns about "violence" were overblown and pointed out that "it was a room filled with police officers and nobody was arrested." Dems criticize campaign Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz called the reaction by the Sanders campaign to the Nevada incident "anything but acceptable," and California Sen. Barbara Boxer, who was in Nevada, complained of being booed and said she had been concerned for her safety. Other party leaders worried it could be a preview of chaos at the national convention in July in Philadelphia should Sanders not win the nomination. "What I am concerned about is that people in the Democratic Party even raise that as a spectacle. Why would you do that?" Sanders told The Chronicle Wednesday. "When we have the most grassroots campaign seen in a very long time - with no violence - and then people are suggesting that we will bring violence to the convention in Philadelphia. That's absurd. That's a political tactic." Without mentioning Wasserman Schultz or Boxer by name, Sanders said, "Then you have people comparing us to Donald Trump? That's bad politics. What we are trying to do is bring people together. That some people booed and yelled and maybe acted inappropriately, we condemn that. But people do have the right to boo." Sanders also pressed for Clinton to fulfill her promise to debate in California. Fox News extended an invitation Wednesday to both campaigns to debate in California and the Sanders campaign noted that The Chronicle has offered to co-host a debate. While the odds remain long for Sanders to capture the Democratic nomination, Matthew Finkelstein, a Vallejo resident wearing a blue Bernie-themed yarmulke to the rally in his city, remained hopeful. "In politics, anything can happen. Sometimes a moment comes together perfectly and a star goes supernova," Finkelstein said. "Whether or not Bernie wins this contest or he doesn't, this movement is coming."


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LatAm ok to stay on the Sept 24 weekend. From: ODell, Steven Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2014 9:53 PMTo: Basil-Jones, Stephen; Hogg, Brett; Alexander, Ralph; Braddel, Mark; Valverde, IvanSubject: Fwd: Hotel T 2 and Latin America Let me know if you think your markets would want to move up if the US advances one week. Ok to reach out to the key territories in confidenceStevenBegin forwarded message:From: "Clark, Nigel" Date: August 7, 2014 at 9:48:24 PM PDTTo: "Leon, George" , "ODell, Steven" Subject: Re: Fwd: Hotel T 2 and Latin AmericaGeorge,I defer to Steven regarding the international dates.Thanks,Nigel From: Leon, George To: Clark, Nigel Sent: Thu Aug 07 18:56:16 2014Subject: Fwd: Hotel T 2 and Latin America Thanks for today....I hope you found the discussion useful. Meanwhile, can I get a "gut" check on an international date change for HotelT2? I was surprised to hear that maybe hotelT2 may go a week earlier in the US. Would that effect you and your international dates? Do you think our international offices would go earlier too if the US does it? Currently we are trying to get LATAM McD's to do hotel t2. They were hoping we would instead move it to Oct1st to align windows but don't think that is going to happen. Just a "gut" reaction..what do you think? Sent from my iPhoneBegin forwarded message:From: "Toubassy, Ziad" Date: August 7, 2014 at 6:46:48 PM PDTTo: "Leon, George" Cc: "Robino, Mary Goss" Subject: Re: Hotel T 2 and Latin AmericaWe had agreed not to go there but I am happy to ask. Sent from my iPhoneOn Aug 7, 2014, at 6:41 PM, "Leon, George" wrote:Finally, you are sure we won't move to Oct 1st? Sent from my iPhoneOn Aug 7, 2014, at 6:36 PM, "Toubassy, Ziad" wrote:Hi G- Please see below note from HAVI regarding Hotel T2 in Latin America. Thanks,ZiadSent from my iPhoneBegin forwarded message:From: "VanBuren, Julie" Date: August 7, 2014 at 9:05:57 AM PDTTo: "Toubassy, Ziad" Cc: "Quig, Deborah" Subject: Re: Hotel T 2 and Latin AmericaHi Ziad -Just an update on Latin.They currently have the Hotel T2 HM breaking on Oct 8, 2015. They have investigated some options where they can potentially make some switches and break on Oct 1, 2015. Keeping in mind their long lead times, they are currently investigating if there are any costs associated with the move to Oct 1 (due to the movement of the program prior to this window). I know we spoke about this date on the phone; can you confirm that Sony is good moving forward with this scenario knowing that the film releases on Sept 24 in most markets. On Aug 5, 2014, at 11:27 AM, "Toubassy, Ziad" wrote: Any updates on Hotel T 2? Would like to put this to bed soon. Thanks!Z Sent from my iPhone______________________________________________________________________This e-mail and any accompanying documents or files contain information that is the property of HAVI Global Solutions, that is intended solely for those to whom this e-mail is addressed (i.e., those identified in the "To" and "Cc" boxes), and that is confidential, proprietary, and/or privileged. If you are not an intended recipient of this e-mail, you are hereby notified that any viewing, use, disclosure, forwarding, copying, or distribution of any of this information is strictly prohibited and may be subject to legal sanctions. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately of any unintended recipients, and delete the e-mail, all attachments, and all copies of both from your system.While we have taken reasonable precautions to ensure that any attachments to this e-mail have been swept for viruses, we cannot accept liability for any damage sustained as a result of software viruses.______________________________________________________________________ ----boundary-LibPST-iamunique-551258415_-_---


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