---1347074105.994417746234.JavaMail.RovAdmin.rovweb002 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Your Membership Community & Commentary (July 6, 2001) It's All About Making Money Information to provide you with the absolute best low and no cost ways of providing traffic to your site, helping you to capitalize on the power and potential the web brings to every Net-Preneur. --- This Issue Contains Sites Who Will Trade Links With You! --- ------------- IN THIS ISSUE ------------- Internet Success Through Simplicity Member Showcase Win A FREE Ad In Community & Commentary ||| =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=>> Today's Special Announcement: ||| =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=>> We can help you become an Internet Service provider within 7 days or we will give you $100.00!! Click Here We have already signed 300 ISPs on a 4 year contract, see if any are in YOUR town at: Click Here     You are a member in at least one of these programs - You should be in them all! 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Of course, I always follow the advice with my own little disclaimer: What makes ME successful may not work the same for YOU ... & your first lesson is to get over the deep-seeded idea that success - of any kind, in my opinion - is somehow an unknown, unattainable secret. Clearly, it is not. It's not unknown. It's not unattainable. It's not years of digging to find the "secrets" to internet riches. One thing that "gets to me" so often in my work as an Internet Consultant, author and Internet Success Strategist is that so many people on the Net seem to have this incredibly huge mental block that stands between themselves and success on the Net. It's almost as if they've been barraged by so many claims of what works and what doesn't work, and so many LONG, complicated routes to actually succeeding in their online venture, that "success" is the equivelant of a 100-foot high brick wall. It's NOT that difficult, my friends! It is NOT that complicated!! Long-time friend and business associate Rick Beneteau has a new eBook out called Branding YOU & Breaking the Bank. Get it!! . But, the reason I mention this is the fact that he talks so dynamically about the true simplicity of making your online venture a success. And, yes, Rick & I come from the same school of "self marketing" - marketing YOU! Obviously, that's the core of his excellent new ebook, and I couldn't agree with him more. Point being, *you* ARE everything you do online to succeed. You ARE your web site, your business, your marketing piece, your customer service, your customers' experiences with your business -- ALL of it, is YOU! Read his ebook & you'll see more of what I'm saying. The matter at hand is that brick wall you might have standing high as you can see, blocking the path between you & internet success. Listen to me - it is not real OK? It doesn't exist. There's nothing there to fear to begin with ... get over it!! What I'm telling you is, the only thing standing between you and the success you most desire ... is yourself. When you realize this, you will tear down that brick wall by means of complete and instantaneous disintegration. It will no longer exist *in your mind*, which is the only "real" place it ever was anyhow! Yes, "persistence and personality" inherently includes honesty, integrity, accountability, and many other qualities but you also have to hone in on your ultimate goals and realize that probably the most valuable, powerful key to your success ... is YOU! That may be the most incredible "secret" we ever uncover in our lifetime! And, trust me, that brick wall won't ever get in your way again ... unless you let it. Talk about SIMPLE!! ------------------------------------------------------ Bryan is a "veteran" Internet Consultant, Author, Internet Success Strategist & Marketer. He publishes Mega-Success.com Chronicles to over 11,500 subscribing members, authors articles which appear all over the Net, and helps hundreds of wealth-hungry people in their journey to Internet success. Bryan is also Director of his No BS Guerrilla Internet Marketing Group at & a fantastic new Joint Venture Partners program for that site. Bryan Hall is a Founding Member and the Development Consultant for the prestigious iCop(TM) at You can reach Bryan at 877.230.3267 or by emailing him directly at bryan.hall@mega-success.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Member Showcase =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Examine carefully - Those with email addresses included WILL TRADE LINKS with you... You are encouraged to contact them. There Are Many Ways To Build A Successful Business - Just look at these successful sites & programs other members are involved in... ------------------------------------------------- Get INSANE amounts of traffic to your website. 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Most successful people follow simple, clear, repeatedly-proven strategies to succeed, whether on the Net or off. But, when it comes to someone asking for advice, consultation, or simply asking, "What's your secret?", I have to blush & say ... Persistence and personality. Of course, I always follow the advice with my own little disclaimer: What makes ME successful may not work the same for YOU ... & your first lesson is to get over the deep-seeded idea that success - of any kind, in my opinion - is somehow an unknown, unattainable secret. Clearly, it is not. It's not unknown. It's not unattainable. It's not years of digging to find the "secrets" to internet riches. One thing that "gets to me" so often in my work as an Internet Consultant, author and Internet Success Strategist is that so many people on the Net seem to have this incredibly huge mental block that stands between themselves and success on the Net. It's almost as if they've been barraged by so many claims of what works and what doesn't work, and so many LONG, complicated routes to actually succeeding in their online venture, that "success" is the equivelant of a 100-foot high brick wall. It's NOT that difficult, my friends! It is NOT that complicated!! Long-time friend and business associate Rick Beneteau has a new eBook out called Branding YOU & Breaking the Bank. Get it!! . But, the reason I mention this is the fact that he talks so dynamically about the true simplicity of making your online venture a success. And, yes, Rick & I come from the same school of "self marketing" - marketing YOU! Obviously, that's the core of his excellent new ebook, and I couldn't agree with him more. Point being, *you* ARE everything you do online to succeed. You ARE your web site, your business, your marketing piece, your customer service, your customers' experiences with your business -- ALL of it, is YOU! Read his ebook & you'll see more of what I'm saying. The matter at hand is that brick wall you might have standing high as you can see, blocking the path between you & internet success. Listen to me - it is not real OK? It doesn't exist. There's nothing there to fear to begin with ... get over it!! What I'm telling you is, the only thing standing between you and the success you most desire ... is yourself. When you realize this, you will tear down that brick wall by means of complete and instantaneous disintegration. It will no longer exist *in your mind*, which is the only "real" place it ever was anyhow! Yes, "persistence and personality" inherently includes honesty, integrity, accountability, and many other qualities but you also have to hone in on your ultimate goals and realize that probably the most valuable, powerful key to your success ... is YOU! That may be the most incredible "secret" we ever uncover in our lifetime! And, trust me, that brick wall won't ever get in your way again ... unless you let it. Talk about SIMPLE!! ------------------------------------------------------ Bryan is a "veteran" Internet Consultant, Author, Internet Success Strategist & Marketer. He publishes Mega-Success.com Chronicles to over 11,500 subscribing members, authors articles which appear all over the Net, and helps hundreds of wealth-hungry people in their journey to Internet success. Bryan is also Director of his No BS Guerrilla Internet Marketing Group at & a fantastic new Joint Venture Partners program for that site. Bryan Hall is a Founding Member and the Development Consultant for the prestigious iCop(TM) at You can reach Bryan at 877.230.3267 or by emailing him directly at bryan.hall@mega-success.com Member Showcase   Examine carefully - Those with email addresses included WILL TRADE LINKS with you... You are encouraged to contact them. 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Top rated affiliate programs, excellent business opportunities, great marketing resources and free advertising for you! Visit the site to trade links. Trade Links - adrianbold@affiliates.uk.com ------------------------------------------------- JUST BEEN RELEASED!! Internet Marketing guru Corey Rudl has just released a BRAND NEW VERSION of his #1 best-selling Internet Marketing Course,"The Insider Secret's to Marketing Your Business on the Internet". A MUST HAVE! So don't hesitate, visit.. ------------------------------------------------- We have a 260 page catalog with over 3000 gift items for men, women, children - A gift for everyone. We show 100 gift items on our web site alone, with the catalog you have access to the rest. We also feel we have the best prices on the web. Visit at Trade Links - george1932me@yahoo.com ------------------------------------------------- If you have a product, service, opportunity or quality merchandise that appeals to people worldwide, reach your targeted audience! For a fraction of what other large newsletters charge you can exhibit your website here, and trade links for only $8 CPM. Compare that to the industry average of $10-$15 CPM. Why?... Because as a valuable member we want you to be successful! Order today - Showcases are limited and published on a first come, first serve basis. For our secure order form, click here:   END OF CONDITIONAL HTML HIDING --> Win A FREE Ad In Community & Commentary   To keep this interesting, how about this, every month we'll draw a name from the replies and that person will win one Sponsorship Showcase ad in the Community & Commentary, for FREE. That's a value of over $700.00! Respond to each weekly survey, and increase your chances to win with four separate entries.  QUESTION OF THE WEEK (07/06/01)...  No right or wrong answers, and just by answering  you are entered to win a Showcase ad - Free!  ~~~ Do you spend more or less time ~~~  ~~~ online in the summer months? ~~~  More  mailto:one@AEOpublishing.com  Less  mailto:two@AEOpublishing.com  Same  mailto:three@AEOpublishing.com To make this as easy as possible for you, just click on the e-mail address that matches your answer - you do not need to enter any information in the subject or body of the message. ** ADD YOUR COMMENTS! Follow directions above and add your comments in the body of the message, and we'll post the best commentaries along with the responses. You will automatically be entered in our drawing for a free Sponsorship ad in the Community & Commentary. Please respond only one time per question. Multiple responses from the same individual will be discarded. Last Weeks's Results (06/29/01)  ~~~ What is the goal of your website? ~~~  Sell 40%  Get Leads 20%  Build Branding 5%  Provide Information 20%  Other 15% Comments: ---------------------------- Our web site is initially designed to get leads, build branding, and provide information.......with a 12 month goal of selling our service more specifically via a shopping cart. We offer a service and at this time take deposits and payments via our site. Our site has been up less than 2 months and our expectation was that we would refer to our site for leads developed in traditional media and by referral for more information, and to make a professional impression on someone you may not meet before providing service. The growth of our customer base shopping on line has grown outside of anyone's expectations.......certainly mine and I've been in this business for 25 years. The Internet is not dead in the horse business, it is just getting it's legs, and the folks using it want to get all the ancillary services on-line as well. Our site (the first we've developed) has exceeded our expectations, and we aren't satisfied with it yet.......we just wanted to get it there for information! Jeff and Rebecca Marks ------------------------------------------------- Branding. While quality customer service and product have been and will always be our top priority brand building Zesto is our most challenging task. Zesto.com ranks very high and most often #1 or 2 on all major search engines and directories even Yahoo entering the keyword zesto. The problem is simply that,who if anyone would type the keyword zesto, therefore we must try to build our brand by ensuring that generic keywords associated with our products (citrus peel) are used throughout our site as well as search engine submissions. 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FYI -----Original Message----- From: Smith, Ann Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 5:21 PM To: Horton, Stanley; Hayslett, Rod; Miller, Mary Kay; Kilmer III, Robert; McCarty, Danny; Hartsoe, Joe; Kirk, Steve; Watson, Kimberly; Lokey, Teb Cc: Harris, Steven; Porter, Gregory J.; Fossum, Drew; Pavlou, Maria Subject: SoCalGas Complaint (Message from Greg Porter) MESSAGE FROM GREG PORTER ________________________________________________ As you know, Transwestern filed a complaint against Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on September 28, 2001. The complaint asked FERC to find SoCalGas' refusal to pay the tariff commodity rate constitutes a violation of Transwestern's tariff and the 1995 Global Settlement. SoCalGas filed an Answer on October 18, 2001. In summary, SoCalGas' Answer stated: 1. SoCalGas did not affirmatively agree to pay the stated tariff rate during the Global Settlement. 2. The commodity charge SoCal has been paying is consistent with the course of performance/conduct prior to, and after, the Global Settlement. 3. Since the Global Settlement has been in effect, SoCalGas has relied on the commodity/usage charges that Transwestern has billed. 4. SoCalGas claims they had been paying the appropriate rate and that Transwestern failed to include the correct rate in its tariff; such omission has created ambiguity and any ambiguity should be construed against the drafter of the tariff, Transwestern. 5. If the Commission disagrees with SoCalGas and declines to reject the complaint outright, any retroactive billing adjustment should be limited to a six-month period. 6. SoCalGas admits that a retroactive billing adjustment for the escalation factor for six months is reasonable and an escalation factor going forward for the remaining term of its Contract No. 8255 is appropriate. In addition to the foregoing statements, SoCalGas provided that it, like Transwestern, was interested in resolving this matter through ADR. Accordingly, we will be coordinating with SoCalGas and FERC's ADR group to explore possible ADR procedures. We will advise as new developments warrant. In the meantime, should you have any questions regarding this matter please do not hesitate to contact me at (402) 398-7406 or Maria Pavlou at (402) 398-7097.


Hello Monika Causholli, As per your request, please find attached a list of MPA members. Best Regards, Jennifer Austin Statistician Pulp and Paper Products Council (514) 861-8812 jaustin@pppc.org


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I need everyone to send on this time! TeenScreen is really on the run. If we get our message to enough people right now, we'll win this game. TeenScreen will completely disappear and the youth of America can grow up safely without TeenScreen's intervention and drugs. In the last week, there was an article on raising money for suicide programs in the Vallejo (California) Times-Herald. Then on Friday they published a letter to the editor from TeenScreen's director, full of lies, and with the total intention to gain support for their suppressive cause. We need to overwhelm this paper with true data. Do you know why TeenScreen has been able to get so far? Because there is a vacuum of information on suicide. If TeenScreen is the only one popping up and saying 'here's a solution', they'll win. The assignment: 1. Read Leslie MacGuire's letter at this link or the text at the bottom of this message: 2. Rip her to shreds. Write a letter to the editor and send it to opinion@timesheraldonline.com You can write what you want but I have a suggestion. -If your last name begins with A-C, L-M, or S-Z, I want you to state that you are writing in response to MacGuire's letter. You can say almost anything and you don't have to be nice. I suggest that you point out that her letter is just advertising, not public opinion, that suicide screening has never been shown to reduce suicide, that TeenScreen just leads to more drugging with drugs known to cause suicide, and that the use of TeenScreen takes money and effort away from programs that actually are proven to work! - like volunteer suicide hotlines, improving education, drug abuse prevention programs, religious programs. Hell, you can throw in "Set a Good Example" contest and "The Way to Happiness" if you feel like. It will make them look it up. -If your last name begins with the other letters, I suggest that you ignore Leslie and write a letter to the editor in response to the original article. I can't deliver you a copy of that article because it's fee-based. I'm sure it says something about raising money to prevent suicide and that's all you really need to know. Your letter mention things like the fact that mental health screening is bad and just leads to more psych drug use, that our leaders should find the true and workable solutions and not just accept any program that is offered. Also you could bring out the fact that suicide is VERY rare, not an epidemic, that there are other more serious problems like illiteracy and drug abuse. 3. And report compliance by email. Thank you! Doyle ______________________________ LETTER TEXT: A critical issue Thank you for your article regarding the recent walk to raise money for suicide prevention programs ("Shining a light in the darkness of suicide," May 22). Coverage on this important topic helps to shed light on the critical issue of suicide, a very real and prevalent problem that is too often overlooked. In California, suicide is the third leading cause of death for 15- to 19-year-olds. Studies by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that 17 percent of American high school students think seriously about suicide and 9 percent have made a suicide attempt. Research tells us that 90 percent of youth who die by suicide suffer from a diagnosable and treatable mental illness at the time of their death, but the vast majority of these teens are not known to their parents, teachers or other adults as suffering from a mental disorder. In response to this public health crisis, Columbia University has spent more than a decade developing, implementing, and evaluating its TeenScreen Program. TeenScreen is a voluntary mental health screening program that provides communities throughout the nation with free tools and training to identify youth who are at risk for suicide and those suffering from unidentified mental illness. Screening is always voluntary and no child is screened without a parent's permission. Mental illness and suicide are public health issues which should be public concerns. I applaud your community for taking interest in this critical issue, and strongly encourage parents, health professionals, educators and others in your community to prioritize early intervention and prevention initiatives including mental health screening to help prevent unnecessary suffering and the tragedy of suicide. Leslie McGuire, Director, Columbia University TeenScreen Program __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around


Trump's income tax returns once became public. They showed he didn't pay a cent. By Drew Harwell May 20 at 9:45 AM The last time Donald Trump's income-tax returns were made public, the bottom line was striking: He had paid the federal government $0 in income taxes. The disclosure, in a 1981 report by New Jersey gambling regulators, revealed that the wealthy Manhattan investor had for at least two years in the late 1970s taken advantage of a tax-code provision popular with developers that allowed him to report negative income. Today, as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Trump regularly denounces corporate executives for using loopholes and "false deductions" to "get away with murder" when it comes to avoiding taxes. "They make a fortune. They pay no tax," Trump said last year on CBS. "It's ridiculous, okay?" The contrast highlights a potentially awkward challenge for Trump. He has built a political identity around his reputation as a financial whiz, even bragging about his ability to game the tax code to pay as little as possible to the government — a practice he has called the "American way." Moreover, he has aggressively pursued tax breaks and other government supports to bolster his real estate empire. But that history threatens to collide with his efforts to woo working-class voters who resent that they often pay higher tax rates than the wealthy who benefit from special loopholes. Trump's personal taxes are a mystery. He has refused to release any recent returns, meaning the public cannot see how much money he makes, how much he gives to charity and how aggressively he uses deductions, shelters and other tactics to shrink his tax bill. Trump, who said last week on ABC that his tax rate is "none of your business," would be the first major party nominee in 40 years to not release his returns. In an interview this week, Trump said that he has paid "substantial" taxes but declined to provide specifics. He reiterated that he fights "very hard to pay as little tax as possible." "One of the reasons is because the government takes your money and wastes it in the Middle East and all over the place," he said. Trump's contradictory approaches have been apparent for years. He criticized the 2012 Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, for delaying the release of his returns. Romney, a former private-equity executive, had come under fire for paying a low tax rate because most of his income came from investments. "It's a great thing when you can show that you've been successful, and that you've made a lot of money," Trump said at the time. Romney eventually released returns showing that, for his 2011 taxes, he chose not to take certain deductions, bringing his tax rate more in line with that of average Americans. Trump, early in his campaign, seemed ready to give voters a look at his tax filings. In January, he said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he was ready to disclose his "very big . . . very beautiful" returns. But as his campaign gained momentum, Trump backed away from his promise. He first claimed that ongoing audits by the Internal Revenue Service prevent disclosure. Then last week, he told the Associated Press that voters are not interested in seeing his tax filings and that "there's nothing to learn from them." Trump's new position has unnerved some tax experts, who see value in the tradition of transparency by presidential contenders. "At some point, he could be the tax-collector-in-chief. He'd supervise the IRS, making sure all of us live up to our own tax responsibilities," said Joe Thorndike, a director at Tax Analysts, a nonpartisan, nonprofit group that specializes in tax policy. "People deserve to know . . . how a person like that plays the game." Trump's stance has become an issue in the campaign. Romney said on Facebook last week that refusing to release the returns should be "disqualifying" for any nominee and speculated that Trump's returns could be hiding a "bombshell of unusual size." Trump's likely Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, who has disclosed decades of tax returns, released a 60-second ad last week asking, "What's Donald Trump hiding?" "You've got to ask yourself: 'Why doesn't he want to release it?' " Clinton said at a New Jersey rally last week. "Yeah, well, we're gonna find out." Bob McIntyre of the liberal group Citizens for Tax Justice suspects Trump's tax returns, if made public, would undermine the political image the candidate has crafted of a brilliant businessman with what his campaign has called "tremendous cash flow." Trump may be worried that "he'd show very little income on his tax returns compared to his wealth claims," McIntyre said, adding that Trump's returns could also show that he "writes off everything he has in his life — the hairdo, the plane — as business expenses." Trump has repeatedly said that he would be open to sharing his returns. In 2011, he said he would release them after Barack Obama released his long-form birth certificate but never did after the certificate's release. In 2014, he said he would "absolutely" release them "if I decide to run for office." Last year, he said he would release them when "we find out the true story on Hillary's emails." To back his refusal, Trump has released a letter from his tax lawyers that said his tax returns had been audited by the IRS since 2002, and that audits on the returns since 2009 were still underway. The lawyers' letter also said returns from 2002 to 2008 had been closed administratively by the IRS, meaning their audits had been completed. Trump said in an interview he would still not release those returns because "they're all linked." But experts say that Trump is free to release his tax records. President Richard Nixon released his returns while under audit. Nothing, including an audit, "prevents individuals from sharing their own tax information," an IRS spokesman said. The only window into Trump's handling of his income taxes came during the 1981 New Jersey report after Trump's application for a casino license. State records show that Trump claimed that his combined income in 1978 and 1979 was negative $3.8 million, allowing him to pay no taxes. A few years earlier, he had told the New York Times he was worth more than $200 million. Tax analysts say it is possible that Trump pays very low income taxes, or no taxes at all, using tactics available to wealthy investors and developers, such as depreciating the value of real estate. When asked this week whether he pays income taxes, Trump said, "I will give that to you as soon as I get my audit finished." He added later, "But with that being said, when you're in the real estate business, you do have certain tax advantages." Trump has benefited from public money by aggressively seeking large tax reductions at developments including Trump Tower. His first major development, the Grand Hyatt Hotel in midtown Manhattan built in partnership with Chicago's wealthy Pritzker family, was made possible with the help of a New York City tax subsidy worth $400 million over 40 years, according to city records. It was New York's first-ever tax abatement for a commercial property, secured by Trump with help from his developer father's political allies, according to "The Deals and the Downfall," a biography on Trump's developments by investigative reporter Wayne Barrett. Trump has defended his use of public tax assistance to boost private projects. He said opponents of such government supports, including some conservatives, are out of touch with reality. "The true conservative philosophy is that a thing like that shouldn't happen. But they're in the world of the make-believe," Trump said in an interview. "The real world is that without certain tax abatements, you have a choice. The job could get built . . . or you don't have to have anything. It could just go stagnant, and a town can die." Trump's strategy to ease his company's tax burden has resulted in sore feelings in some communities, where local governments rely heavily on tax receipts from large businesses. In Ossining, N.Y., home to a Trump National Golf Club, town officials say that a tax break being sought by the company would cost their coffers more than $200,000 a year. In seeking the reduction, Trump's lawyers have claimed that the club is worth far less than the roughly $15 million value assessed by the city. Trump's lawyers have filed papers with the state claiming that the "full market value" of the property is $1.4 million. The same golf course appears on Trump's new financial disclosure form released this week as part of his presidential campaign — valued by him at more than $50 million. Trump lawyer Alan Garten did not respond to questions about the discrepancy. Ossining Town Supervisor Dana Levenberg, a Democrat, expressed frustration that Trump seemed to be gaining "at other people's loss." "It's hard to look at someone who talks about their wealth frequently and think they got that successful on other people's backs," she said.


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Dear friends, [Apologies to those I have missed who have been part of this email exchange -- although they may be glad to have been missed] I think Barrie Pittock has the right idea -- although there are some unique things about this situation. Barrie says .... (1) There are lots of bad papers out there (2) The best response is probably to write a 'rebuttal' to which I add .... (3) A published rebuttal will help IPCC authors in the 4AR. ____________________ Let me give you an example. There was a paper a few years ago by Legates and Davis in GRL (vol. 24, pp. 2319-1222, 1997) that was nothing more than a direct and pointed criticism of some work by Santer and me -- yet neither of us was asked to review the paper. We complained, and GRL admitted it was poor judgment on the part of the editor. Eventually (> 2 years later) we wrote a response (GRL 27, 2973-2976, 2000). However, our response was more that just a rebuttal, it was an attempt to clarify some issues on detection. In doing things this way we tried to make it clear that the original Legates/Davis paper was an example of bad science (more bluntly, either sophomoric ignorance or deliberate misrepresentation). Any rebuttal must point out very clearly the flaws in the original paper. If some new science (or explanations) can be added -- as we did in the above example -- then this is an advantage. _____________________________ There is some personal judgment involved in deciding whether to rebut. Correcting bad science is the first concern. Responding to unfair personal criticisms is next. Third is the possible misrepresentation of the results by persons with ideological or political agendas. On the basis of these I think the Baliunas paper should be rebutted by persons with appropriate expertise. Names like Mann, Crowley, Briffa, Bradley, Jones, Hughes come to mind. Are these people willing to spend time on this? _______________________________ There are two other examples that I know of where I will probably be involved in writing a response. The first is a paper by Douglass and Clader in GRL (vol. 29, no. 16, 10.1029/2002GL015345, 2002). I refereed a virtually identical paper for J. Climate, recommending rejection. All the other referees recommended rejection too. The paper is truly appalling -- but somehow it must have been poorly reviewed by GRL and slipped through the net. I have no reason to believe that this was anything more than chance. Nevertheless, my judgment is that the science is so bad that a response is necessary. The second is the paper by Michaels et al. that was in Climate Research (vol. 23, pp. 1–9, 2002). Danny Harvey and I refereed this and said it should be rejected. We questioned the editor (deFreitas again!) and he responded saying ..... The MS was reviewed initially by five referees. ... The other three referees, all reputable atmospheric scientists, agreed it should be published subject to minor revision. Even then I used a sixth person to help me decide. I took his advice and that of the three other referees and sent the MS back for revision. It was later accepted for publication. The refereeing process was more rigorous than usual. On the surface this looks to be above board -- although, as referees who advised rejection it is clear that Danny and I should have been kept in the loop and seen how our criticisms were responded to. It is possible that Danny and I might write a response to this paper -- deFreitas has offered us this possibility. ______________________________ This second case gets to the crux of the matter. I suspect that deFreitas deliberately chose other referees who are members of the skeptics camp. I also suspect that he has done this on other occasions. How to deal with this is unclear, since there are a number of individuals with bona fide scientific credentials who could be used by an unscrupulous editor to ensure that 'anti-greenhouse' science can get through the peer review process (Legates, Balling, Lindzen, Baliunas, Soon, and so on). The peer review process is being abused, but proving this would be difficult. The best response is, I strongly believe, to rebut the bad science that does get through. _______________________________ Jim Salinger raises the more personal issue of deFreitas. He is clearly giving good science a bad name, but I do not think a barrage of ad hominem attacks or letters is the best way to counter this. If Jim wishes to write a letter with multiple authors, I may be willing to sign it, but I would not write such a letter myself. In this case, deFreitas is such a poor scientist that he may simply disappear. I saw some work from his PhD, and it was awful (Pat Michaels' PhD is at the same level). ______________________________ Best wishes to all, Tom.


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Tom, This Briffa series is just a three site average (trees from Tornetrask, Polar Urals and Taimyr) - all in northern Eurasia. It is therefore for a limited region and is likely just the summer, whereas some of the others have regressed on annual T for the NH (or north of 20N). Of these 3, the first two are in most of the other series (Esper, Crowley, Jones, Mann) and also for HF in Moberg. Not sure whether Taimyr is in any of the others. Esper uses a different standardization approach, but should have most of the same trees, but only TRW. The others use our reconstructions which have MXD is as well. Have you tried these correlations after extracting the LF trends (say residuals from a 30 or 50 yr filter)? Would expect some of them to be much, much lower. Keith's reconstruction that would be much better is the one that goes back to only about 1400. Do you have this? Go here [1] then click on paleo data, then on obtaining and look for Keith's - it says 600 years in the title. You can get the data. Cheers Phil At 21:57 14/07/2005, you wrote: Phil, I eventually refiltered all the paleo data and have compared these with likewise filtered MAGICC output. Very interesting results. Can you comment, off the record, on Keith's paleo series. Here are correlations of individual series against the 7 series average. (Different series lengths, but essentially same results over common lengths.) SERIES 1000-1610 1610-1995 1000-1995 Briffa -.272 .262 .207 Esper .583 .917 .687 Crowley .879 .946 .902 Jones .773 .917 .861 Mann .760 .856 .822 M&J-NH .929 .965 .936 Moberg .904 .856 .871 Correlations with the climate model are not the same -- but Briffa is again the clear outlier. Why? Tom. 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- References 1.


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Edits below. From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 6:54 PM To: Walker, Eric; Paustenbach, Mark; Walsh, Tom Cc: RR2 Subject: FOR REVIEW: RE: LTEs for signoff From: Walker, Eric Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 6:33 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark; Walsh, Tom Subject: LTEs for signoff LTE 1: It's disturbing to see the chaos in the Republican primary, and their constant bickering. How can Republicans lead if they can't get their act together and why should we like them if they don't like each other? And if House Speaker Paul Ryan is willing to step down from being their convention Chair, why won't [STATE NAME] explain clearly whether [he/she] supports Donald Trump. It's also obvious that despite the circus, they're all pushing the same policies. From Donald's opposition to raising the minimum wage to his plan to cut taxes for the rich, Trump, [STATE NAME] and House Speaker Paul Ryan are cut from the same cloth. I was also troubled to hear that Trump would avoid paying the country's debt and that the treasury would just print more money. If I don't pay my bills I know what happens, I can't get any credit. What would happen if he refused to pay our nation's bills? This whole Republican primary feels full of reckless and irresponsible personalities. LTE 2: The more I read about Donald Trump's tax proposals, the more I am terrified of another Republican presidency. That's what hurt hard-working Americans like me, under Bush. Trump's tax plan would cost $9.5 trillion by slashing taxes for billionaires, while standing staunchly against a minimum wage increase. Trump even made the outrageous claim that wages were too high. His plans are an even more reckless version of the same, trickle-down tax plans that Speaker Paul Ryan has tried and failed to advance in Congress, in which the rich get richer at the middle-class's expense. I'm concerned [STATE CANDIDATE/INCUMBENT NAME] hasn't spoken out and taken a clear position on Trump. Especially because of the economy. We have come too far since the Great Recession to hand the keys to the economy over to the folks whom economists have warned could lead us into another recession. The last Republican administration left our country in a recession, and I worry about that. I don't believe Donald Trump's populism, because it seems he has built his fortune by taking advantage of others, and his tax plan would mean a big windfall for himself, once again giving middle-class families the short end of the stick. That would be taking us in the wrong direction. LTE 3: While Republicans like Donald Trump and Paul Ryan argue, their historic spat isn't taking something into account, they're both promising pretty much the same thing. No wonder most Republicans in exit polls think their primary has been divisive. But we can't be misled that any of these guys is a friend of working people. First, Trump said in a debate that wages are "too high" in this country. Then, he rolled out a tax plan that would give the top 0.1% of income earners like himself an average tax cut of more than $1.3 million. We can't know exactly how much Trump would benefit from his own plan to cut taxes for the rich, since he has refused to release his tax returns. And [STATE NAME/CANDIDATE/INCUMBENT] hasn't taken a stand. I wonder if it's because Republicans in Congress have been riding the same Bush-style tax cuts for the rich and trying to cut things like healthcare, education, and infrastructure spending to pay for it, and they've done it for years. Either way, it's troubling. LTE 4: I don't understand why Donald Trump and Paul Ryan don't get along. They both support the same trickle-down economic policies that preceded the economic downturn in 2008 and economists have warned could lead us into another recession. They both want to more Bush-style tax breaks for the rich. They both oppose raising the minimum wage. They both oppose ensuing equal pay for women. They are both content to threaten the country's full faith and credit by playing games with the debt limit. They both want to undo the progress we've made under President Obama - more than 14 million new jobs and cutting the unemployment rate in half. Trickle-down economics simply doesn't work. The last two times Republicans implemented this agenda, our country was left mired in recession and facing massive deficits. The fact that Donald Trump and Paul Ryan are still pushing this failed economic theory shows they just don't understand what regular Americans are going through. Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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Sorry, taking this to RR2. Right, that's why I'm not saying we should necessarily stop ourselves from blasting it. But it is hitting Donald Trump for a policy position that's only a bit more extreme than one of Bernie's core positions. From: Walker, Eric Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2016 11:18 AM To: Brinster, Jeremy; Comm_D Subject: RE: New report: Trump's reckless trade policies would cost families $2,200/year Story doesn't mention Bernie... From: Brinster, Jeremy Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2016 11:16 AM To: Walker, Eric; Comm_D Subject: RE: New report: Trump's reckless trade policies would cost families $2,200/year We have some exposure with Bernie Sanders and tariffs. Sanders wants to reverse trade agreements and scrap the TPP, and all those trade agreements are aimed at significantly lowering tariffs. He occasionally gets lumped in with Trump for having "delusional" or "reckless" trade policies. I don't know if that's enough to nix it, but wanted to flag. US News explains it pretty well: "Trump is the most direct and vocal about it, calling for tariffs as high as 45 percent against China. Sanders has yet to call for a specific tariff, but he's called for repealing the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico. Eliminating NAFTA would restore tariffs that ranged up to 25 percent and lead to other measures that hinder trade between countries." From: Walker, Eric Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2016 10:56 AM To: Comm_D Subject: New report: Trump's reckless trade policies would cost families $2,200/year h/t Sarge. Blastable. Subject line: New report: Trump's reckless trade policies would cost families $2,200/year Body: Makes sense, since Trump things wages are "too high" in the U.S. Trump's tariffs will cost Americans thousands, report says by Tami Luhby May 19, 2016: 7:59 AM ET Donald Trump's tough talk of imposing tariffs on China, Japan and Mexico gets big cheers at his rallies. What his supporters may not realize, however, is how much those tariffs will cost them. Trump has repeatedly said America has been on the losing end of trade deals for years. In his view, the tariffs would level the playing field by making imports more expensive. That, in turn, would prompt American companies to produce more domestically and bring back jobs. Experts, however, say boosting tariffs would be a bad deal for Americans, particularly for the poor. The tariffs would cost the average household $2,200 a year, or 4% of their after-tax income, according to a new study from the non-profit National Foundation for American Policy conducted by David Tuerck, Paul Bachman and Frank Conte, all of Suffolk University. This is largely because imports under Trump's policy would become more expensive, sending the price of competing American-made goods higher as well. That would effectively levy a consumption tax on purchases and cut into the incomes of shoppers. "All of the benefits for producers would be extracted from consumers," said Tuerck, who heads the economics department at Suffolk. "It's using a blunt sword to do brain surgery. It would cost consumers an awful lot for rather small benefits for U.S. producers." The levy would fall even more heavily on the poor since they spend more on necessities and more of their purchases are low-cost imported goods, experts say. The tariffs would eat up 18%, or $934, of the annual income of those in the bottom 10% of households. But they would only dent the income of the richest decile by 3%, or $5,001, the researchers estimated. The Suffolk University study assumes Trump would levy a 45% tariff on goods and services from China and Japan and 35% on Mexican products. The presumptive Republican candidate has not laid out a specific trade policy, but has talked of implementing such tariffs. Trump's campaign did not return a request for comment. What's more, broad-based tariffs on imports from these countries could wind up hurting globally competitive American companies , particularly ones in higher-skilled industries that pay better wages. If the U.S. cuts down on buying imports, foreign countries may have less money to buy U.S. exports or they may retaliate by imposing their own levies on U.S. goods, said Peter Petri, professor of international economics at Brandeis University. That will hurt makers of more advanced products, such as pharmaceuticals, computer chips and chemicals, while protecting lower-wage manufacturers, such as garment and toy companies. But even if the makers of these commodity products were to set up shop again in the U.S., they likely would be highly automated and not create many jobs. "It would increase jobs not done in America today because they pay too little, but decrease export-oriented jobs with higher wages," said Petri, noting that globally competitive exporters pay up to 18% more, on average, than those that don't export. "We'll put shackles on our most competitive industries." Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


5/4/2016 NATIONAL VIDEO REPORT CBS This Morning There was a report about Sen. Ted Cruz suspending his campaign after losing to Donald Trump in the Indiana primary. [Watch ] There was an interview with Reince Priebus. [Watch ] There was a report about Sen. Bernie Sanders beating Sec. Hillary Clinton in the Indiana primary. The report also discussed the Democratic response to Donald Trump being the presumptive nominee. [Watch ] John Dickerson and Peggy Noonan discussed Donald Trump winning the Indiana primary and being the presumptive nominee. [Watch ] Bob Woodward discussed Sen. Ted Cruz suspending his campaign, Donald Trump being the presumptive nominee, and the negative perceptions of Trump and Sec. Hillary Clinton. [Watch ] CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley There was a report about Sen. Ted Cruz attacking Donald Trump after Trump accused Rafael Cruz of being involved with the JFK assassination. [Watch ] There was a report about the Indiana primary and Sec. 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Hillary Clinton because she is seen as an extension of President Barack Obama's presidency and economy. [Watch ] There was a report on how protests against Donald Trump are likely to increase with him becoming the presumptive nominee. Fox called the protests "leftist violence." [Watch ] There was a panel discussion on whether Donald Trump could win some typically Democratic states. [Watch ] There was an interview with Herman Cain. [Watch ] There was a discussion of whether Donald Trump will be able to bring the Republican party together. Steve Dooce Trump has a history of creating jobs while Sec. Hillary Clinton's record includes supporting trade deals that have hurt jobs. [Watch ] UNIVISIÓN ¡Despierta América! There was a report on the results of the Indiana presidential primary, focusing on Sen. Ted Cruz's suspension of his campaign. [Watch ] There was a report on President Barack Obama's visit to Flint, MI. [Watch ] There was a discussion on the results of the Indiana presidential primary, focusing on Sen. Ted Cruz's suspension of his campaign. [Watch ] Noticiero Univisión: Edición Nocturna There was a report on the results of the Indiana presidential primary, focusing on Sen. Ted Cruz's suspension of his campaign. [Watch ] Noticias Washington There was a report on the results of the Indiana presidential primary, focusing on Sen. Ted Cruz's suspension of his campaign. [Watch ] Noticiero Univisión There was a report on Donald Trump's allegation that Rafael Cruz was involved in President John F. Kennedy's assassination. [Watch ] TELEMUNDO Un Nuevo Día There was a report on the results of the Indiana presidential primary, focusing on Sen. Ted Cruz's suspension of his campaign. [Watch ] Noticiero Telemundo The ninth circuit court ruled in favor of Sheriff Joe Arpaio, lifting a ban on workplace raids looking for undocumented immigrants in Arizona. No raids will be allowed immediately as the case is being appealed. [Watch ] FUSION America With Jorge Ramos There was an interview with Gov. Terry McAuliffe. [Watch ] FBN Mornings with Maria Dr. Ben Carson sat down for an interview. [Watch ] Rep. Peter King sat down for an interview. [Watch ] Rep. Ron Paul sat down for an interview. [Watch ] PBS PBS NewsHour There was a segment on the state of the upcoming Democratic and Republican primaries. [Watch ] There was a political panel discussing the state of the 2016 Republican and Democratic primaries. [Watch ] ENTERTAINMENT ABC Jimmy Kimmel Live Jimmy Kimmel talked about Donald Trump's victory and the state of Ted Cruz's campaign in Indiana. [Watch ] NBC The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon Jimmy Fallon talked about the state of the 2016 Republican primary. [Watch ] Late Night with Seth Meyers Seth Meyers talked about the state of the of the 2016 Democratic and Republican primaries [Watch ] CBS The Late Show with Stephen Colbert There was a segment on the state of the 2016 Indiana Republican primary. [Watch ] The Late Late Show with James Corden There was a segment on the state of the 2016 Indiana Republican primary. [Watch ] Comedy Central The Daily Show There was a segment on the state of the Republican primaries. [Watch ] There was a political panel discussing the state of the 2016 Republican primaries. [Watch ] The Nightly Show There was a segment on the state of the 2016 Republican primary. [Watch ] There was a segment on Voter ID laws. [Watch ] There was a political panel discussing the state of the 2016 Democratic and Republican primaries. [Watch ]


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