I spoke to Adam earlier and gave him my general thoughts on Act 3 and talked to him about the idea of aging Dennis up a bit and giving him more of a POV. He was hesitant and said he needed to think about it, so I said I would write up some specific thoughts and ideas. He also asked for my specific suggestions for act 3. So after the general notes, I do get pretty specific and they are not as conversational. I do suggest getting rid of Cakey all together since he really makes Dennis play babyish -- and he is still being used to scare the fangs out of Dennis in Act 3 so if we keep that idea it may need to be a generic superhero.Let me know your thoughts as soon as possible and I can get him one set of notes.Notes:There are a lot of great changes in these pages, especially the third act . The scene with Dennis trying to be a bat is going to be heartbreaking and the new climatic battle with Bela in the woods is a fantastic new ending and works better than what we had before. We also love the scene when Drac stands up to Vlad – we think it's a moment that will get the crowd cheering for Drac. It feels like rhythmically there is some condensing to be done and that we need an on-point emotional tie up for Dennis and Drac (specific suggestions below). As I mentioned to Adam, it would be beneficial to us from both a marketing and a story perspective if we beef up Dennis' character and give him more of a point of view. Audiences want to see this kid interacting with the monsters and they love the idea of the Grandfather/grandson relationship and we want to deliver on a character that is both memorable and special to this film. In general, let's age him up a bit and make him a little more self-aware and reactive to what is going on around him (think Jonathan Lipnicki in Jerry MacGuire). We just want to make sure his character and his interactions and relationships with the other monsters are everything they can be. Let's make him into a greater presence in the film and give him some more attitude and personality. Because you just turned the draft around, we want to offer some specific ideas and suggestions of things for existing scenes.On a similar front, the idea of this human kid in a monster hotel is a big one, so we'd love to find a few moments in Act 1 when we see Dennis interact with the monster-ness of the Hotel. What can a kid can get into inside the Hotel that could be monstery and fun? Like getting caught in one of the spa contraptions or crawling into a vat of spiders. Moments like these would help in the marketing of the film. Specific areas: In general, Dennis's use of "cebause" instead of "because" makes him sound very young. Let's consider having him say "because" anywhere there's a "cebause" to make him sound older. Page 23: Making Dennis more self-aware would help to "age up" his personality and maybe he recognizes in this scene that his attempts to fly aren't working.Page 23: To not make Dennis seem so baby-ish, maybe he doesn't cry in this scene. It could be enough that his lip quivers like he's about to cry, and this is enough to make Drac try anything so that he won't cry. Page 24-25: Dennis reads very young when he shouts out "Video!" and "Yay! Video!" Without those lines, he might read older. Page 27: When Wanda sprays Winnie to get her off of Dennis, maybe Dennis plays it more cool, like "It's okay, Aunt Wanda, I can handle it." Page 26-30: In general during Wolfpup Party, it would help if Dennis had more of an attitude that he can hang with the monsters. (We love when he says, "Best. Party. Ever.") For example, when Mavis tells him to be careful, Dennis would seem older if he told his mom to stop because she's embarrassing him; he doesn't want to be treated like a baby.Page 41: In general, it would help to make Dennis more aware of what the monsters are teaching him and make him an active and willing participant. Dennis could be more interested and engaged with the lessons, and maybe he's really excited to learn monstery things or maybe he makes funny commentary of the monsters and how they don't seem so monstery. Here on Page 41, we could have a scene-let in which Drac tells Dennis he's going to get lessons in how to be a monster. Page 41: It's worth another conversation about Cakey because Dennis's love for Cakey makes him feel much younger than five years old. Dennis feels much older and more his age when he idolizes superheroes. Let's discuss.Page 42: When Drac yells at the monsters and asks "What is wrong with you?" it might be fun to have Dennis side with his grandpa and have an attitude like, "Yeah, guys, what's wrong with you?"Page 44: Instead of Dennis saying, "Yay! He's gonna say 'boo'!" maybe Dennis could play a little older here and interact with Frank. He could ask Frank some smart questions about what they're going to do.Page 47: We think it would help if Dennis was participating more in this scene only momentarily distracted by the avocado. Page 48: Instead of Dennis saying, "Yay! Uncle Wayne got the frisbee!" maybe Dennis is more aware that Wayne failed and could call out to Drac that this attempt didn't work. Another idea is that Dennis's takeaway from the lesson is that he thinks he has to catch a frisbee too. Page 52: Along the lines of making Dennis more self-aware of what Drac is trying to do with these lessons, maybe Dennis is excited here about what the Mummy is going to teach him. Instead of Dennis saying, "That sounds mean," he could think it sounds cool. Dennis could even say something like, "Papa Drac, I think this one's going to work" indicating his desire to be a monster and is just as disgusted as Drac when Murray craps out.Page 60: Dennis sounds baby-ish when he says "Papa Peepee!" Maybe he could react by saying, eeew, it's gross. Page 101-102: We'd like to "age up" Dennis's dialogue in the Dog Fort scene. One way to do that would be to use "because" instead of "cebause" as suggested earlier. Also, maybe he could be more self-aware and knowing when he says "They think I'm not happy because I don't have hair on my face like you. I'm sorry I'm not a monster." Also, Dennis sounds simple when he says "You're nice, Winnie." Maybe he says instead that no one's ever told him he was perfect. · Act 3: As promised here are some specific ideas condensing/trimming for Act 3 and a few other thoughts:Pa Page 80: Not a cut but would be great to get an idea of what caused the rift between Drac and Vlad in this scene. Later on page 100 Drac says "Because you won't change and because of that you lost me" but not sure what that is in reference to. We did discuss the idea of putting back in that Vlad thought Martha's bloodline was impure and maybe that was it -- it would tie into his outrage over humans now. Page 86-87: Look at cutting the beat with Dennis and the cousins. It doesn't seem necessary anymore to show that the human kids are nasty to Dennis. Instead, let's start the scene with the Phantom's song and then transition to Johnny and his dad talking about Dennis's education.Page 91: We could cut Drac and Johnny talking about Johnny's accent. After Drac says, "You look like you got a baboon's butt on your head," we could go right to Suit of Armor coming up and announcing that Cakey has arrived. Page 92-93: We could also cut the section with Frank's demonstration of Pig Latin, the menopause joke, and Frank re-introducing himself to Vlad. After Drac says, "Always has to make an entrance," Drac could tell Frank to go take care of Vlad. Frank would then take Vlad over to Drac's friends and introduce Mummy, etc. (as he does in the current script). · Page 104: Bela could call the cronies to the Hotel. Currently, it's Dennis's roar that awakens them. It would make more sense for Bela to summon reinforcements and if he calls a beat earlier it could help with timing of their arrival. Pa Page 106: We love that Drac and Mavis have a sweet moment at the end of the film, but we're missing an equally emotional moment between Drac and Dennis. So much of the film has been about Drac's relationship with Dennis – we feel it needs a resolution between them. Could we get a moment here where Drac apologizes to Dennis, tells Dennis that he loves him no matter what, and explains that he only did what he did because he wanted Dennis to stay? (Dennis had already left the Hotel when Drac said that to everyone earlier, so Dennis never got to hear this for himself.) Having one last dialogue here between Drac and Dennis could be very sweet moment at the end. ----boundary-LibPST-iamunique-1369549809_-_---


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Hi all, Two things: 1. Concerning the 1470k pacing of DO-events. There are revisions underway in the layer-counting of the Greenland Ice Cores. A meeting in Copenhagen in August co-ordinated by Sigfus Johnsen will discuss the issue at length, but there may not be many papers out from the meeting that are citeable for IPCC. There is already the Shackleton paper which indicate that Greenland Ice Cores in MIS3 have an age model that are off by some millennia, and the preliminary data on the new age models indicate substantial revisions as far as I hear from talks given at various meetings. My thinking is that we neither can ignore the fact that current data indicate a 1470 pacing for some time interval of the ice cores if one apply the existing age scales. I think it would be foolish not not refer to it, I think the possibility that the system has the ability to enter into specific cycles is intriguing, and is a result that is well known and IPCC should not pretend we haven't heard about it. But we should make it less blunt than in the current version of the Abrupt Change subchapter, perhaps stating that the result is highly dependant on age models and we need time to absorb new research in order to verify the result. 2. Having the fortune of not being that close to the darker sides of US politics, I have the feeling that Peck's comment concerning referencing perhaps is a bit too "paranoic". I think the advice is well taken not to overcite our own research, and make sure not to overlook other important contributions, but we should do our best to cite what we think are key results. In any case we will have the FOD review and have the opportunity to have all our good colleagues keeping us honest on this issue. Cheers, Eystein >Hi all - thanks Fortunat and Stefan for more >debate on the 1470. Sounds like the final >decision is up to Eystein, but I can guess the >way he's thinking. > >With regard to refs - remember that our goal is >to cut the number of references significantly. >Since this is an assessment and not a review, we >can delete all but the most recent and >comprehensive references. I don't like cutting >out the original refs any more than you, but we >just don't have room, and its more important to >have text than exhaustive references. Our >colleagues will hopefully understand, and if >they don't then they need to do an ego check. >It's more important that we make an impact with >policy makers rather than with citation indices. > >Does this make sense? > >In any case, please help make sure we trim the >total references DOWN in number by a significant >number. This is not happening the to degree it >should. > >Also, please not that in the US, the US Congress >is questioning whether it is ethical for IPCC >authors to be using the IPCC to champion their >own work/opinions. Obviously, this is wrong and >scary, but if our goal is to get policy makers >(liberal and conservative alike) to take our >chapter seriously, it will only hurt our effort >if we cite too many of our own papers >(perception is often reality). PLEASE do not >cite anything that is not absolutely needed, and >please do not cite your papers unless they are >absolutely needed. Common sense, but it isn't >happening. Please be more critical with your >citations so we save needed space, and also so >we don't get perceived as self serving or worse. > >Again, we can debate this if anyone thinks I've gone off the deep end. > >Thanks, peck >PS - this is not to say anything critical of the >refs Fortunat is suggesting - we must cite the >most relevant papers, and we must be as up to >date as possible. > >>Peck and all, >> >>Fully agree. This '1470' yr periodicity is highly controversial and I >>was never convinced. >>We can use the space for better things that are relevant in the context >>of the anthropogenic GHG perturbation. >> >>I miss the recent and relevant literature. Examples are Pahnke and Zahn, >>Science, 2005 and Stocker and Johnsen, Paleoceanography 18, 2003, and >>Knutti et al., Nature, 2004 >>Hemitt et al., Rev Geophysics, 2004 might be a good reference for >>Heinrich events. >> >> >> >>Regards, >> >>Fortunat >> >> >>Jonathan Overpeck wrote: >>> >>> Hi guys - I'm not aware of the age model changes that Eystein is >>> talking about (however, I'm not in the Euro meeting circles, and >>> trust he's right), but I know of several studies (e.g., U/Th dated >>> (well dated) spelothem studies (plus C14 Cariaco) that indicate that >>> the GISP/GRIP age models are off by quite a bit pre 40kish. The other >>> studies agree, so it makes sense to me that the ice core gangs are >>> revising their age models. Regardless of the probabilities (note that >>> one finds evidence in quasi-periodic variance most all paleo >>> records), this significant age model change means that the "1470 >>> beat" has to be off/wrong or something else other than we've been led >>> to believe. For the sake of playing it safe, we should play this beat >>> way down until there is new evidence that is more convincing that it >>> is for real. We can mention it, but we make it clear that the >>> evidence for it is not all that strong - at best. >>> >>> I'll cc this to Fortunat and Valerie too - we don't want to rush to >>> conclusions w/o good discussion. >>> >>> Thanks, Peck >>> >>> >Hi Eystein, >>> > >>> >concerning your comment on the 1470-year beat: I'm aware that in the >>> >new time scale, it is less regular (at least I heard this, have not >>> >tested myself yet). >>> > >>> >If you have two time scales, one showing a regularity and one not, >>> >then there are two possibilities. >>> >(1) The regular one is correct, in the other one the regularity got >>> >wiped out by random dating errors. >>> >(2) The one without regularity is correct, in the other one a >>> >regularity arose by chance due to random dating errors. >> > > >>> >The likelyhood of the regularity found with the original GISP2 time >>> >scale occuring by chance is minute - I've done some more >>> >calculations, they are not complete yet but the likelyhood is in the >> > >permil range. I think hypothesis (2) can be exluded at least at 99% >>> >confidence level. >>> > >>> >Stefan >>> > >>> >-- >>> >To reach me directly please use: rahmstorf@ozean-klima.de >>> >(My former addresses @pik-potsdam.de are read by my assistant Brigitta.) >>> > >>> >Stefan Rahmstorf >>> >www.ozean-klima.de >>> >www.realclimate.org >>> >>> -- >>> Jonathan T. Overpeck >>> Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >>> Professor, Department of Geosciences >>> Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences >>> >>> Mail and Fedex Address: >>> >>> Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >>> 715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor >>> University of Arizona >>> Tucson, AZ 85721 >>> direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 >>> fax: +1 520 792-8795 >>>  >>>  >> >>-- >>Climate and Environmental Physics, Physics Institute, University of Bern >>Sidlerstr. 5, CH-3012 Bern >>Phone: ++41(0)31 631 44 61 Fax: ++41(0)31 631 87 42 >>e-mail: joos@climate.unibe.ch; Internet: >>~joos/ > > >-- >Jonathan T. Overpeck >Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >Professor, Department of Geosciences >Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences > >Mail and Fedex Address: > >Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor >University of Arizona >Tucson, AZ 85721 >direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 >fax: +1 520 792-8795 > > >_______________________________________________ >Wg1-ar4-ch06 mailing list >Wg1-ar4-ch06@joss.ucar.edu > -- ______________________________________________________________ Eystein Jansen Professor/Director Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research and Dep. of Earth Science, Univ. of Bergen Allégaten 55 N-5007 Bergen NORWAY e-mail: eystein.jansen@geo.uib.no Phone: +47-55-583491 - Home: +47-55-910661 Fax: +47-55-584330 _______________________________________________ Wg1-ar4-ch06 mailing list Wg1-ar4-ch06@joss.ucar.edu


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great From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2016 6:16 PM To: RR2 Subject: ready for research -- Trump Fails to Impress Foreign-Policy Experts WATCH Trump fails to impress foreign-policy experts Politico // Michael Crowley In his address to an elite, invitation-only Washington foreign policy audience Wednesday, Donald Trump promised that, as president, he would restore a "coherent" vision to America's role in the world. But across the ideological spectrum, and even among natural allies, Trump's speech received a failing grade for coherence and drew snickering and scorn from foreign policy insiders who remain unconvinced that Trump is up to the job. "It struck me as a very odd mishmash," said Doug Bandow, a foreign policy scholar at the libertarian Cato Institute, who shares many of Trump's beliefs about scaling back America's role abroad. "He called for a new foreign policy strategy, but you don't really get the sense he gave one." Trump's speech was "lacking in policy prescriptions," and its "strident rhetoric masked a lack of depth," said Robert "Bud" McFarlane, a former national security adviser to President Ronald Reagan who attended the speech. Speaking at Washington's Mayflower hotel, Trump mostly repeated familiar themes from his campaign, including promises to cut better trade deals with China, swiftly defeat the Islamic State, rebuild the military and reduce the expense America incurs in upholding international security from Europe to Asia. Trump spoke from a teleprompter and in tones that were subdued by the standards of his raucous rallies. He also unveiled a new theme, saying that the U.S. would "finally have a coherent foreign policy" based on narrow self-interest, economic gain and global stability. But Trump offered few specifics about his strategy, focusing on the alleged "disasters" created by past presidents and a foreign policy establishment who "frankly don't know what they're doing, even though they may look awfully good writing for the New York Times or talking on television." Trump said he would surround himself with "talented experts" and "new people" to help him chart a global strategy. But even though he said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" earlier in the day that "I'll be naming them today," he did not do so. The audience was heavier on celebrity journalists like Bob Woodward and Jake Tapper than on the sort of prominent foreign policy thinkers and former government officials typically present at similar appearances by presidential candidates. Trump has largely been shunned by foreign-policy veterans of past Republican administrations, more than 100 members of whom recently signed an open letter saying they would not join his administration; some have threatened to vote for Hillary Clinton over Trump in November. One notable figure sitting in the front row as Trump repeated his call for better relations with Moscow - "I believe an easing of tensions and improved relations with Russia, from a position of strength, is possible. Common sense says this cycle of hostility must end" Trump said - was Russia's ambassador to Washington, Sergey Kislyak. (Trump "made some intriguing points, but we need to understand what is meant in the implementation," Kislyak told POLITICO after the speech. "It needs to be started carefully.") Also in attendance was a Trump foreign policy adviser, Walid Phares, a Lebanese Maronite Christian who applauded vigorously when Trump said the U.S. had "left Christians subject to intense persecution and even genocide." The address was hosted by The National Interest magazine, an intellectual journal not often spotted on Trump's private jet, but which promotes the so-called realist school of foreign policy, which holds that the U.S. should pursue narrowly-defined security interests with little concern for missions like promoting democracy or overthrowing repressive regimes. Some of Trump's speech aligned with realist theory, including his disdain for U.S. interventions in the Arab world and what he called "the dangerous idea that we could make Western democracies out of countries that had no experience or interest in becoming a Western Democracy." Under a Trump presidency, he said, "no American citizen will ever again feel that their needs come second to the citizens of foreign countries." But experts called Trump's speech rife with internal tensions. He declared that "America First" would be the "major and overriding" theme of his presidency moments before hailing America's role in World War II - which was opposed by the isolationist America First movement of the early 1940s. He trashed President Barack Obama for failing to follow through with his threatened September 2013 air strikes in Syria, while also lamenting the chaos that has followed U.S. military interventions in Iraq and Libya. And Trump vowed to mend ties with U.S. allies who are fearful that America is withdrawing from the world, while insisting they pay more for their own security. The speech was "completely contradictory, in the sense that the first message is that we should make allies pay not just for the cost of having troops in their countries but for the entire defense that the U.S. provides to Europe and Asia, which he estimated at trillions of dollars. And then in the next breath, he said that the U.S. can't be relied on and needs to be a better ally," said Thomas Wright, a Brookings Institution fellow who has written extensively on Trump's foreign policy. "There's just no way to reconcile these two statements. It certainly won't reassure anyone internationally, or anyone within the Republican foreign policy establishment," Wright added. But Trump is also trying to broaden his electoral support, and some analysts said that the view of elites matters less than the populist soundbites about U.S. military and economic strength repeating on cable television Wednesday afternoon and evening. Trump's complaint that America's NATO allies are not paying their fair share to support the European security alliance does echo at least one influential foreign policy thinker: Barack Obama, who in his address in Hanover, Germany, this week, scolded Europeans for being "complacent" about their own defense. Obama has also complained about "free riders" from Europe to the Arab Middle East enjoying the benefits of U.S. protection without spending or risking more themselves. Obama has not however, explicitly threatened " to let these countries defend themselves," as Trump did Wednesday. Not everyone was totally dismissive of the Manhattan mogul's appearance, including Zalmay Khalilzad, a former U.S. ambassador and National Interest board member who introduced Trump on Wednesday. "He offered a coherent framework not totally outside the mainstream American foreign policy debate," said Khalilzad, who held several senior foreign policy posts in the George W. Bush administration, including ambassador to Iraq and to Afghanistan. "Of course," he added, "expectations were low." Trump also left the hawkish Republican right deeply unimpressed. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of North Carolina, a former 2016 presidential rival to Trump, issued a series of derisive tweets during the address which he said was full of "disconnected thought" and demonstrated a "lack of understanding of threats we face." "Ronald Reagan must be rolling over in his grave," Graham tweeted. Michael Hirsh contributed to this report


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Dear Shaopeng and Henry, First, congratulations on the Nature paper. Can you send me some reprints when you get them ? I was at a meeting this week with Tom Crowley and we were discussing ways to reconcile the high-freq proxies with your borehole data. Here are a couple of our thoughts. Involving Mike Mann and others here in CRU, as they all have an input. 1. I've shown that the borehole data in Europe agree well with the long instrumental data in both the UK and Europe. The biggest differences/problems seem to come with the North American borehole data, which show the 16/17/18th data much cooler than the European/Asian/African data in the 16/17th century. I'm still reminded by the potential effects of land-use changes, principally in the eastern US, which could be making your North American series too cool. I realise you've taken great care with the selection, but this is a nagging doubt and will be picked up by the few skeptics trying to divide us all about the course of change over the last millennium. Is it possible to subdivide the North American borehole data into regions where we can be confident of no land-use changes (possibly and thinking aloud say Canada and the western US and Alaska) ? The aim of this (possibly joint work) is to try and reconcile the low- and high-freq proxies. Tom Crowley has a series for the NH where he's combined about 20 series (a few of which are in Mike's and the series we've produced here but he has over half the series from less-well resolved proxies - shallow marine and lake sediments) and he gets something very similar to Mike and CRU. 2. As all our (Mike, Tom and CRU) all show that the first few centuries of the millennium were cooler than the 20th century, we will come in for some flak from the skeptics saying we're wrong because everyone knows it was warmer in the Medieval period. We can show why we believe we are correct with independent data from glacial advances and even slower responding proxies, however, what are the chances of putting together a group of a very few borhole series that are deep enough to get the last 1000 years. Basically trying to head off criticisms of the IPCC chapter, but good science in that we will be rewriting people's perceived wisdom about the course of temperature change over the past millennium. It is important as studies of the millennium will help to show that the levels of natural variability from models are reasonable. Tom has run his EBM with current best estimates of past forcing (Be-10 as a proxy for solar output and Alan Robock's ice core volcanic index) and this produces a series similar to all series of the last 1000 years. The above is just ideas of how we, as a group, could/should try and reduce criticisms etc over the next year or so. Nothing is sacred. Your North American borehole series could be correct as it is annual and most of the high-freq proxy series respond mainly to summer variations. Is yours really annual when there is a marked seasonal snow cover season ? 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 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


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Begin forwarded message: From: Kay Brown > Date: May 12, 2016 at 5:14:22 PM CDT To: Ali Khan >, "Bonosky, Garret" > Subject: letter from Delegate to DWS HI. Hal Gazaway is the chair of HD 19. He generally has been helpful to us in dealing with the insurgency. He wrote and sent out the 2nd attachment (letter to delegates) yesterday - I had no idea he was going to say what he did about DWS. Then, today he brought me the letter to DWS (first attachment). He said, if she were to address these issues in the first 5 minutes of her talk Saturday night, it might reassure people and keep them from walking out. He said he's asking people to hear her out and give her a chance. I said I would pass this on. I don't know anything about the issues he is raising in this letter. Kay Kay Brown, Executive Director Alaska Democratic Party Direct 907-258-3074 Cell 907-529-6970 kbrown@ akdems.org


>Date: Fri, 12 Jul 1996 12:05:15 +0100 >To: "Tatiana M. Dedkova" >From: Keith Briffa >Subject: Cambridge details >Cc: Neil Loader > >At 08:47 17/06/96 +0500, you wrote: >>Dear Keith, >> I have bought the tickets from Moscow to London and back. My arrival >>to London (Heathrow Airport) is by flight SU 245 (Aeroflot Company) on >>July 19. Departure from Moscow is at 20.10 (local time), arrival to London >>is approximately at the same local time. As I know, Evgeny Vaganov did not >>bay tickets until now, but he informed of my dates and can bay tickets the >>same flights. My depature from London to Moscow is on August 1 by the >>Aeroflot Company flight SU 244 at 09.00 of local time. >> Please, inform me how can I arrive at Cambridge from London? Is >>there the program of this meeting? We must be ready to do some reports? >>For example, I can prepare a report about the progress in developing the >>Yamal supra-long chronology and together with Evgeny about dendroclimatic >>investigation in the Ural-Siberian subarctic. >> Rashit Hantemirov and Alexander Surkov will go soon to the Yamal >>peninsula (June 24). This summer they want to collect subfossil material >>from areas which are much more remote and situated at higher latitudes. >>We hoped to use some money of the ADVANCE project. But we have not received >>this money until now and the program of collecting during this summer will >>be reduced. >> Some days ago I received an information that the INTAS-RFBR project >>was rejected. The competition was very high. >> >> Sincerely yours Stepan Shiyatov >> >> >> >> >> > Dear Stepan , > I have sent your message on to Neil Loader who is organising >the logistics for the Cambridge meeting. By the time you arrive you could >still get the underground to London and take a train to Cambridge. This will take about 3 to 4 hours and so you will not arrive until very late. You may >wish to stay in a hotel near Heathrow - for the night and take a train in >the morning. It will not be advisable to go into London and search for a >reasonable hotel at that time . If you go to information at the airport they >will arrange for a hotel and courrier service to and from the hotel. It is >best to ask when you arrive. You could also phone me and/or Niel to let us >know your situation. My home phone number is (01953 851013). Niel will >probably give you a contact number in Cambridge. You will need money only for >your travel and hotel expenses until you get to Cambridge. I will refund this >and give you additional funds when I arrive on Saturday evening. If you need >to, you will be able to change money in Heathrow when you arrive. > Please let me know if any of this is not feasible. Perhaps Neil or >someone here can book you a hotel room if you decide whether or not to go >to Cambridge the same night you arrive. > I will send this message to Neil and he may contact you seperately. >Let me know your thoughts on this . > As for the meeting - if you wish to give a presentation on the Urals >and Taimyr work that would be good. The main reason you are coming is to meet >everyone and to discuss further work plans - so do not worry about a talk. > It's up to you. After the meeting I thought you might like to come back >to my house near Norwich for a day or two or have a holiday in and around >Cambridge. We can discuss this later. Fritz Schweingruber will not now >come to Cambridge. > Thats all for now - I look forward to hearing from you > best wishes > Keith >


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Raul, Please see the press request below. This should be a good story for us. Can you get me some of this background by 4pm? Couple quick questions: - On background, can we say where we've staffed up and how many? Is there a good story for us to tell/are the numbers significant enough? - Also, can we say that they are former Sanders and Clinton staffers more generally? Have we done any outreach specifically to former campaign folks (I assume not)? I'll be sure to say on background that were are staffing up but that other states will definitely be added later. - My plan is to give Ken a boilerplate response along the lines of: "These funds are critical to building a strong infrastructure in the states now, that will ultimately help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in November." Thanks, Mark From: Thomas, Kenneth Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 10:53 AM To: Paustenbach, Mark Subject: coordinated campaign Hi Mark - Do you have any details on the ramping up/staffing of the coordinated campaigns through the HVF? Told there were transfers of $1M in April and May to get these coordinated campaigns going - and some of the staffers are formerly w/the Clinton and Sanders campaigns. Told the focus is 8 states with competitive Senate races. Wanted to touch base on this - filing a story tomorrow. Thanks. - Ken Ken Thomas National Political Reporter The Associated Press 202-641-9543 (d) 202-365-2881 (m) kthomas@ap.org @KThomasDC Gchat: kthomaswdc@gmail.com


Adding Ryan. Scott, at what number can we reach you? -----Original Message----- From: Scott Arceneaux Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 12:13 PM To: Tracie Pough; Miranda, Luis Subject: RE: Connecting the two of you I know Kay pretty well. What are the issues we need to handle? -----Original Message----- From: Tracie Pough Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 12:07 PM To: Miranda, Luis Cc: Scott Arceneaux Subject: Connecting the two of you Luis- Scott can help us with Alaska ED. Please call him. - TP


Thanks Tom, I agree--the issue is not completely settled, and thanks for the reference (any possibility you can send me a reprint?). The point here of course is that we are talking a potential effect, w/ as you say, at best a weak signal--hardly the dominating overprint that is argued by the Idso brothers! (by the way, weren't they a circus act at one point??), mike At 12:48 PM 8/22/2003 -0600, Tom Wigley wrote: Mike, Thanks for your clarifications. With regard to the CO2 fertilization effect on tree ring width, I wrote a paper a number of years ago pointing out that there were signal-to-noise problems in identifying and quantifying such factors. Wigley, T.M.L., Jones, P.D. and Briffa, K.R., 1987: Detecting the effects of acidic deposition and CO2-fertilization on tree growth. (In) Methods of Dendrochronology. Vol. 1, Proceedings of the Task Force Meeting on Methodology of Dendrochronology: Kraków, Poland, 26 June 1986, (eds. L. Kairiukstis, Z. Bednarz and E. Feliksik), International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Agricultural Academy of Kraków, Polish Academy of Science, WOSI Wspólna Sprawa 38/37 no. 20, 239253. 1988. While I am confident that you are correct, and that this is not a crucial factor, I think one should be careful about denying its existence. There are, furthermore, additional obfuscating factors that make the effects of CO2 fertilization on ring widths hard to identify. Perhaps more important is the fact that many tree ring based reconstructions use density data, and the jury is still out on whether more CO2 increases or decreases density. Tom. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Michael E. Mann wrote: Dear Colleagues, Several you have inquired about the below claims by the notorious "Idso brothers" which relates to the paper by Mann and Jones that appeared in GRL a couple weeks ago. Of course, its the usual disinformation we've come to expect from these folks, but a few details on why: 1) The supposed "Co2 fertilization" argument is a ruse. The only evidence that such an effect might actually play some role in tree-growth trends has been found in high elevation sites in western North America (consult Malcolm Hughes for more details). As in Mann et al '99 (GRL), any such effect, to the extent it might exist, has been removed from the relevant series used in the latest (Mann and Jones) paper through the removal of anomalous differences between low-elevation and high-elevation western North American temperature trends during the post 1800 period, prior to use of the data in climate reconstruction. 2) We haven't in the past extended the proxy reconstruction beyond 1980 because many of the proxy data drop out. However, the repeated claim by the contrarians that post-1980 proxy data don't show the warming evident in the instrumental record has finally prompted me to go ahead and perform an additional analysis in which the proxy-reconstruction is extended forward as recently as at all possible (to 1995, for which 3 out of 8 of the NH records are available, and 1 of the 5 SH records are available). The SH and GLB reconstructions are thus obviously tenuous at best, but they do address, to the extent at all possible, the issue as to whether or not the proxy reconstructions show the post-1980 warming--and they do. See the attached plot which compares the NH (blue), SH (green), and GLB (red) series through 1995. The late 20th century is the nominal maximum for all 3 series *without any consideration of the information in the instrumental mean series*. This thus refutes the 2nd criticism cited by the Idso brothers. One note about the 40 year smoothing. As in the trends in the instrumental series shown by Mann and Jones, a boundary constraint on the 40-year smooth has been used that minimizes the 2nd derivative at the boundary--this trends to preserve the trend near the end of the series and has been argued as the optimal constraint in the present of nonstationary behavior near the end of a time series (Park, 1992; Ghil et al, 2002). I favor the use of this constraint in the smoothing of records that exhibit a significant trend as one approaches the end of the available data. This might be worth talking about in the next IPCC when the subject of adopting uniform standards for smoothing data, etc. are discussed... In retrospect, Phil and I should have included this analysis in the GRL article, but its always hard to know what specifics the contrarians are going to target in their attacks. This analysis however, will be included in a review paper by Jones and Mann on "climate in past millennia" that is presently being finalized for "Reviews of Geophysics". I hope that helps clarify any questions any of you might have had. Please feel free to pass this information along to anyone who might benefit from it. Now, back to fighting the "Shaviv and Veizer" propaganda along w/ Ben Santer and David Parker out in Italy... mike -------- Original Message -------- Subject: VS: [Climate Sceptics] Mann & Jones on 1800 yrs proxies Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 13:52:40 +0300 From: Timo Hämeranta To: CC: "Charles F. \"Chick\" Keller" , "Kirill Ya. Kondratyev" , "Michael C. MacCracken" , "S. Fred Singer" , "Sallie Baliunas" , "Carl Wunsch" , "David R. Legates" , "George Kukla" , "James E. Hansen" , "Tom Wigley" , "Willie Soon" Dear all, GRL finally published the study Mann, Michael E. and Phil D. Jones, 2003. Global surface temperatures over the past two millennia, Geophysical Research Letters Vol. 30, No. 15, 1820, 10.1029/2003GL017814, August 14, 2003 Abstract [1] We present reconstructions of Northern and Southern Hemisphere mean surface temperature over the past two millennia based on high-resolution ?proxy? temperature data which retain millennial-scale variability. These reconstructions indicate that late 20th century warmth is unprecedented for at least roughly the past two millennia for the Northern Hemisphere. Conclusions for the Southern Hemisphere and global mean temperature are limited by the sparseness of available proxy data in the Southern Hemisphere at present. We already noticed the study in Mann, Michael, Caspar Ammann, Kevin Trenberth, Raymond Bradley, Keith Briffa, Philip Jones, Tim Osborn, Tom Crowley, Malcolm Hughes, Michael Oppenheimer, Jonathan Overpeck, Scott Rutherford, and Tom Wigley, 2003. On Past Temperatures and Anomalous Late-20th Century Warmth. Eos, Vol. 84, No. 27, page 256, July 8, 2003 There we found that " .... an extension back through the past 2000 years based on eight long reconstructions [Mann and Jones,2003]." CO2 Science Magazine today presents the study as follows: Was Late 20th Century Warming Really Unprecedented Over the Past Two Millennia? Mann, M.E. and Jones, P.D. 2003. Global surface temperatures over the past two millennia. Geophysical Research Letters 30: 10.1029/2003GL017814. What was done Using 23 individual proxy records from 8 distinct regions in the Northern Hemisphere and 5 proxy records from the Southern Hemisphere, the authors constructed Northern and Southern Hemispheric and global mean temperature histories over the period AD 200 to as close as they could get to the present employing a 40-year lowpass filter of the data. What was learned Mann and Jones say their temperature reconstructions indicate that "late 20th century warmth is unprecedented for at least roughly the past two millennia for the Northern Hemisphere." They also say their data and analysis "suggest a similar, but less definitive conclusion, for the global mean." Although we and many others have many bones to pick with many aspects of Mann and Jones' analysis, we will here focus on just a couple of points and temporarily grant them the benefit of the doubt in those other areas. First of all, granting them almost everything they have done, it can readily be seen from their own graph of their own results that the end point of their reconstructed global mean temperature history is not the warmest period of the prior 1800 years. In fact, their treatment of the data depicts three earlier warmer periods: one just prior to AD 700, one just after AD 700 and one just prior to AD 1000 (see figure below). Reconstructed global temperature anomaly (based on 1961-1990 instrumental reference period) adapted from Mann and Jones (2003). The globe only becomes warmer in the 20th century when its measured temperatures are substituted for its reconstructed temperatures. This approach is clearly unacceptable; it is like comparing apples and oranges. If one has only reconstructed temperatures from the distant past, one can only validly compare them with reconstructed temperatures from the recent past. Another important point that is ignored by Mann and Jones is that the last century witnessed a dramatic increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration, which everyone knows is an effective aerial fertilizer. It also witnessed a dramatic increase in atmospheric nitrogen deposition, which further enhances plant growth. Consequently, as tree-ring data comprise the bulk of the proxy temperature information employed by Mann and Jones, their reconstructed global mean temperature history must possess a non-temperature-induced pseudo-warming signal driven by CO2- and nitrogen-induced increases in growth that make 20th century warming appear significantly greater than it really is. Hence, there could well be still other periods of the past 1800 years (in addition to the three we have already noted) when the global mean temperature was also warmer than it was at the end of their reconstructed record in the 20th century. What it means Mann and Jones have clearly failed to demonstrate the key point they desired to make in their paper. Their data, however, speak for themselves in clearly demonstrating that late 20th century warmth was not unprecedented over the past two millennia. ???? We have already discussed about this study in July under title ?Empire Strikes back on Soon et al.? ' All the best Timo Hämeranta Moderator, Climatesceptics ______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [1] ______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [2] References 1.  2.


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Thank Yiu sir!88 -------------- Original message -------------- From: William Herring I will contact them myself. Get back to you soon. 88!


Phil, I think you need to respond by providing E&E with a simple answer of "false" to Keenan's write-up, based on the communication with me (but no mention of SUNYA confidentiality issue, it has to come directly from SUNYA). That will force E*E to contact either me directly or SUNYA. If the former, I can refer to SUNYA also, and let the university to handle it. My reading is that, since the IPCC policy report is coming out soon (in October?), Keenan is in panic and wants to tint the Nature paper as much and as soon as possible, so he can not wait for SUNYA to conduct "inquery" (not investigation) which he knows he is not getting what he wants. Going to news medium will not do his trick because he can not really explain it. So in a way Keenan traps himself now, betting on that the "station history" was not available and that the stations have moved a lot (he does not know that at all). We are facing a tricky person and group, and the only way to do it is to follow the procedure to drive them crazy. E&E is not going to publish it without giving me the chance to respond, and that is when SUNYA comes in and that is what Keenan does not want to see as well, he wants to create a smocky screen before the truth comes out. We are not going to let Keenan doing things his way. So be easy, and respond directly what you learn from me (and any other scienctific issues you can identify) and perhaps even ask E&E to contact me/or SUNYA for verification. I know you are under tremendous pressure, but Keenan is in panic and what he has done is going back to burn him, badly. We should be thinking, after the whole odeal is over, to take legal (or other) actions against Keenan. This is time I regre not been a rich person, otherwise I can throw a million dollar lawsuit against him. Let me know what you want to do. I have also asked SUNYA's opinion about what you should do within the SUNYA framework. But be careful that you do not know much about SUNYA action. WCW ----- Original Message ----- From: Phil Jones Date: Thursday, August 30, 2007 10:16 am Subject: Re: Fwd: review of E&E paper on alleged Wang fraud > > Wei-Chyung, > Been thinking. A couple of thoughts: > > 1. Libel is quite easy to prove in the UK as you're not a public > figure. Perhaps when you're back you ought to consider taking > some legal > advice from SUNY. Assuming the paper is published that is. > > 2. More important. I think I should send a short email to the editor > Peiser and inform him that Keenan has broken his agreement with > SUNY over this issue. If I don't, they could say I had the chance > and didn't. Can you check with SUNY whether the folks there think > I should? I just don't want to do anything that later could be > construed as the wrong thing now. I could also point out some > factual errors. > > Cheers > Phil > > > At 10:06 30/08/2007, wang@climate.cestm.albany.edu wrote: > >the confidentiality means that keenan needs to keep the "inquery" > >confidential during the process of sunya "inquery". > > > >wcw > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: Phil Jones > >Date: Thursday, August 30, 2007 4:03 am > >Subject: Re: Fwd: review of E&E paper on alleged Wang fraud > > > > > > > > Wei-Chyung and Tom, > > > Thanks for the quick response. I won't do anything then until > > > the SUNY process has run its course. Can you clarify what you > mean> > by violated confidentiality? I presume you mean that > Keenan agreed > > > to do nothing on the issue until the SUNY process has run its > > > course. I presume this will conclude sometime this autumn. Keep > > > me informed of when the final decision might be, as after this > > > we > > > ought to do > > > something about the paper in Energy and Environment. I checked > > > with their guest editor and got this amazing reply! See below. > > > So, if we didn't already think this was the worst journal in the > > > world, now we know for certain it is, and have clear information > > > from them > > > to prove it. > > > > > > When I mean doing something, I don't mean sending anything > to E&E, > > > as that will be useless. The Real Climate blog site is a > > > possibility, but > > > there are other avenues. > > > I will make a few notes and send them to you to forward to > SUNY.> > Only after doing this can I get onto something else! > > > > > > I'm away tomorrow - back in on Monday. > > > > > > Cheers > > > Phil > > > > > > > > > From: "Peiser, Benny" > > > To: "Phil Jones" > > > X-OriginalArrivalTime: 29 Aug 2007 16:53:26.0748 (UTC) > > > FILETIME=[1E7969C0:01C7EA5D] > > > X-UEA-Spam-Score: 0.0 > > > X-UEA-Spam-Level: / > > > X-UEA-Spam-Flag: NO > > > > > > Dear Phil > > > > > > The paper has been sent to three reviewers. Of course I will take > > > your comments and assessment into consideration. Indeed, if the > > > claims are unsubtantiated, I would certainly reject the paper. > > > > > > I hope this clarifies your query. > > > > > > With best regards > > > Benny > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > > > > > From: Phil Jones > > > Sent: Wed 8/29/2007 16:51 > > > To: Peiser, Benny > > > Subject: Re: review of E&E paper on alleged Wang fraud > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Benny, > > > Energy and Environment is presumably a peer-review > journal. Your > > > email wasn't clear as to whether you want me to review the > > > paper? If you > > > want me to, will you take any notice of what I might say - > such as > > > reject the paper? Or has the contribution already been reviewed? > > > > > > Phil > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > At 23:17 29/08/2007, wang@climate.cestm.albany.edu wrote: > > > > > > >hi from beijing. thanks for the information, and i have > > > forwarded the > > > >file to the vp research and she wrote back to me that keenan has > > > >violetted the confidentiality, as i have told her in the very > > > >beginning. in any case, i am letting the university to > handle this. > > > >send me whatever you have and i will forward to sunya. > keenan does > > > >not follow on any rules at all, reasoning with him is > useless, but > > > >this will come back to badly hurt him. > > > > > > > >before i left for beijing, i wrote my offical responses (see > > > >attached). please keep it to yourself. there is no doubt > that zeng > > > >had access and examined the station history to pick up the 42- > pair> > >stations. also remember that, the statements made in > both papers > > > >address changes in all the relevant parameters "location, > > > >instrumentation, observation time, etc." without specifically > > > focus on > > > >relocation. > > > > > > > >sunya is going through a very careful procedure, as i request > > > them to > > > >do because keenan will jump on any slip in procedure. the "fraud" > > > >charge, which will not stand any chance, is just his strategy of > > > >getting attention on the station relocation effect. so > better to > > > >start thinking along that line. > > > > > > > >i am here attending the meeting of The 3rd Alexander von Humboldt > > > >International Conference on "the East Asian monsoon, past, > > > present and > > > >future" in Beijing. I am going to take some time off > travelling in > > > >southern China after the meeting, when my wife join me this > weekend.> > >There is a good chance that I might not have e-mail > access. Have a > > > >good day. > > > > > > > >wcw > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > > > >From: Phil Jones > > > >Date: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 10:46 am > > > >Subject: Fwd: review of E&E paper on alleged Wang fraud > > > > > > > > > Wei-Chyung and Tom, > > > > > > > > > > Just received this. I won't be responding. > > > > > > > > > > Knowing this journal there is no point, not even if I said > > > > > I ought to review the paper. Peiser is a well-known skeptic > > > > > in the UK. Not sure what to do. I guess you (WCW) should > > > > > forward this to whoever needs to see it at Albany. > > > > > > > > > > If you think I should respond then I can. I will > forward this > > > > > to someone here, but mainly for their file. > > > > > > > > > > I did say the quote on p3 about 2-3 years ago. I am still > > > > > not releasing the CRU station data collected over all the > last> > > > 25 years. > > > > > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > Phil > > > > > > > > > > >Subject: review of E&E paper on alleged Wang fraud > > > > > >Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 15:18:04 +0100 > > > > > >X-MS-Has-Attach: yes > > > > > >X-MS-TNEF-Correlator: > > > > > >Thread-Topic: review of E&E paper on alleged Wang fraud > > > > > >thread-index: AcfqPgYII3NKEW8US8uwftlkhnxNhgAB/4xQAAA5K8A= > > > > > >From: "Peiser, Benny" > > > > > >To: > > > > > >X-OriginalArrivalTime: 29 Aug 2007 14:18:06.0729 (UTC) > > > > > >FILETIME=[6B4F5F90:01C7EA47] > > > > > >X-UEA-Spam-Score: 0.0 > > > > > >X-UEA-Spam-Level: / > > > > > >X-UEA-Spam-Flag: NO > > > > > > > > > > > >Dear Dr Jones > > > > > > > > > > > >I have attached a copy of Doug Keenan's paper on the alleged > >Wang > > > > > fraud>that was submitted for the forthcoming issue of > Energy & > > > > > Environment> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >I was wondering whether you would be happy to comment on its > > > > > content and > > > > > >factual accuracy. Your comments and suggestions would be much > > > > > >appreciated. We would need your feedback by Sept 17. > > > > > > > > > > > >I look forward to hearing from you. > > > > > > > > > > > >Yours sincerely > > > > > > > > > > > >Benny Peiser > > > > > >Guest editor, E&E > > > > > >Liverpool John Moores University, UK > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Prof. Phil Jones > > > > > Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 > > > > > School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 > > > > > University of East Anglia > > > > > Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk > > > > > NR4 7TJ > > > > > UK > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > > ---- > > > > > --------- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Prof. Phil Jones > > > Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 > > > School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 > > > University of East Anglia > > > Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk > > > NR4 7TJ > > > UK > > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > > --------- > > > > > > > > > > > Prof. Phil Jones > Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 > School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 > University of East Anglia > Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk > NR4 7TJ > UK > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > --------- >


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HI Tom, My understanding of the papers from the borehole community ever since the 1997 GRL article by Huang et al is that they no longer believe that the data has proper sensitivity to variations prior to about AD 1500--in fact, I don't believe anyone in that community now feels they can meaningfully go farther back that that. Huang contributed the section on boreholes in chapter 2 for IPCC (2001), and wrote the very words to that effect... Now, the possible influences on boreholes might lead to inferred trends in GST that are different from those in SAT is a different one. A number of independent recently published papers by (Beltrami et al; Stiglitz et al; Mann and Schmidt) and others have demonstrated that there should be expectations for significant differences between past SAT (what we care about) and GST variations (what boreholes in the best case scenario see) due to snowcover influences, etc. We don't have time to discuss that in this very short piece, so I tried, as briefly as possible, to cover our bases on this issue, in a way that doesn't really stir up the pot w/ the borehole folks... I'm interested in any further thoughts on the above, mike At 12:38 PM 10/9/03 -0400, Tom Crowley wrote: Hi, I don't understand why we cannot cite the borehole data for the MWP - that in a sense is the only legitimate data set that shows a ~1 C cooling from the MWP to the LIA - forget the deforestation problem for the moment, that is later in time - if the borehole data for the MWP are legitimate then there is still a case for concluding that the MWP was significantly warmer than the LIA tom Thanks Phil, a few brief responses and inquiries below... cheers, mike At 04:17 PM 10/9/03 +0100, Phil Jones wrote: Mike, Away Oct 11-16, so here are a few comments. A few times the tone could be a little less antagonistic. We don't want to inflame things any further. So remove the word laundry. fair enough. You *should* have seen the first draft I wrote. This is quite toned down now... 1. With the boreholes do we want to get one of the borehole group to sign up, eg Henry Pollack? Would add a lot of weight to the last 500 year argument. this has merit. unfortunately though I think it might open up a hornets nest of the author list is not identical to the original list of authors on the Eos article. Other thoughts on this... 2. On the UHI, there was a paper in a very recent issue of J. Climate by Tom Peterson, arguing for the USA that this is non-existent. Issue with UHI is one of large versus local scale. One station doesn't influence large-scale averages. All studies which look at the UHI comprehensively find very little effect (an order of magnitude smaller than the warming). Also the warming in the 20th century is very similar between the NH and SH and between the land and ocean components. let me see if I can fit one or two sentences in on this and keep the article under the length. Also, if we can't estimate temperature histories accurately, then SB can't say it was warmer in their MWP period. They believe the 20th century instrumental data when they want to. yes, one of a large number of amazing contradictions in their reasoning... 3. Keith is away till next week. I doubt we will have the space to do the 'tree issues' justice. Best just to say that there are an (equal) number of non tree-based proxy series?? I do think we need to address their spurious description of the putative biological effects. Any way that you can get in touch w/ Keith for a response, perhaps just to this one point? Also, Malcolm might want to comment on the current wording? 4. Ray, Malcolm and Henry Diaz have a Science Perspectives piece coming out in the next couple of weeks on the MWP/E. This is also relevant. good! 5. Don't think we will get away with the last paragraph. Whether we want it is an issue ?? Shouldn't we be sticking to the science. ok, I wasn't sure myself--yet it is a powerful rebuke, and reminds people that the objection to the validity of their work goes beyond just our article--and that's important. Does someone want to try to rephrase this paragraph, maybe reducing it to a couple sentences? Cheers Phil At 21:37 08/10/2003 -0400, Michael E. Mann wrote: Dear co-authors, Attached is a draft response, incorporating suggestions Kevin, Tom W, and Michael. I've aimed to be as brief as possible, but hard to go much lower than 750 words and still address all the key issues. 750 words, by the way, is our allotted limit. Looking forward to any comments. Feel free to send an edited version if you prefer, and I'll try to assimilate all of the suggested edits and suggestions into a single revised draft. If you can get comments to me within the next couple days, that would be very helpful as we're working on a late October deadline for the final version. Thanks for your continued help, mike ______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [1] 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [2] -- Thomas J. Crowley Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems Science Dept. of Earth and Ocean Sciences Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences Box 90227 103 Old Chem Building Duke University Durham, NC 27708 tcrowley@duke.edu 919-681-8228 919-684-5833 fax _______________________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [3] References 1.  2.  3.  4.


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