FW: WiseGuide E-Newsletter 6.5.14 Hmm… maybe I should sign up for the Adult Volunteer Training - J Â From: WiseGuide Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2014 4:58 PM To: Weil, Leah Subject: WiseGuide E-Newsletter 6.5.14 Â Â Click here to view the web version. UPCOMING EVENTS  _____ Â Summer is Right Around the Corner and Camp Wise Wants You! Camp Begins June 23 Enroll your child in Camp Wise, where a summer of fun for all kids in preschool to Grade 6 awaits! Camp days for children in K-6 are filled with a variety of programs and activities like swimming, art, drama, gaga, music, cooking, sports, outdoor activities, and age-appropriate field trips to all of your child's favorite places around town! For our younger campers, we'll have tons of water play, special guests, and lots of messy, summer fun!Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Info | Register | Contact Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Celebrate Shabbat with Our Elementary & Religious School FamiliesÂ Tomorrow, June 6 | 5:30 p.m. Nosh | 6:15 p.m. ServiceÂ Join us for a Shabbat Nosh at 5:30 p.m., followed by our Family Soulful Shabbat. This unique service blends Soulful Shabbat with the addition of all Religious and Elementary School families to share in these special Shabbatot with us. Immediately following the service, we will feature a dinner for the Grade 6 Elementary School families only.Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Contact Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Annual Congregational Board Meeting Tuesday, June 10 | 6 p.m. You're invited to join the Board of Directors in reviewing the budget for the 2014-15 fiscal year at the annual Congregational Board Meeting. We hope to see you there. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Contact Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Freedom School Adult Volunteer Training Tuesday, June 10 | 11 a.m. | Udko AnnexÂ In partnership with the Children's Defense Fund (CDF), Wise Freedom School Partners provides a six-week summer literacy and leadership program that will serve 140 students from at-risk environments, free of charge, on the Temple and Milken Middle School campuses. We want your help to make this another incredible summer of reading, learning, playing, and growing for these deserving children. Join us for an Adult Volunteer Orientation and Training session to learn how you can volunteer your time in the classrooms and throughout the program to make a difference in the lives of these children.Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Info | ContactÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Melton Registration - Enroll Now! Registration for our Melton School for Adult Jewish Learning is officially open for the 2014-15 school year. As previous classes had waiting lists, if you are interested in Melton, we encourage you to register now before it's too late! | Classes begin in September 2014 Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Info | Register | Contact Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Take Part in Our End-of-Year Sale at Our Temple Gift Shop Most items will be 20% off for the end of the school year. Stop by and take a look at the wonderful items being sold. The Gift Shop is open Monday through Thursday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Contact Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Watch the Los Angeles County Supervisor's Forum at Wise Last week, the candidates for LA County Supervisor District 3 participated in a forum held at our Temple. Raphael Sonenshein of the Pat Brown Center for Public Affairs at Cal State LA moderated, and representatives from Wise, IKAR, Valley Beth Shalom, the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Homeboy Industries, the United Way, LA Family Housing, SCANPH and CSH were in attendance. This represented a historic consortium of Faith and community welfare groups. Not only did we pose challenges to the candidates, but we also requested that they meet with us 90 days into their term, so that we can hold them to the promises they made. This was one of the best attended dialogues of the campaign and all the candidates requested that we hold a second meeting with a similar format should there be a need for a second election after this primary.Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Info | Contact Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â MAZAL TOV TO  _____ Â Sharon and Sepehr Dardashti and family on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Savannah Karin Teichberg and Shawn Azizzadeh and families on their marriage Kaitlin Strazzeri and family on the birth of her daughter, Erin We would like to hear about the simchas in your life. If you or someone you know has recently had a baby, wedding, engagement, or any other simcha, our Clergy and community would like to share in it with you. 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Â CONDOLENCES TO  _____ Â Jodie and Steve Fishman and family on the loss of her father, and to Michael Fishman on the loss of his grandfather, Jerry Greenstein Â THANK YOU TO  _____ Â Nosh Volunteers and Greeters: Norma Cooper Susan Firestone Peggy Wehrle Gift Shop Volunteers: Emil Cobar Carol Sookman Ann Terrick Â This Week's Torah Portion Â Beha-Alotecha Â  _____ Â Shabbat Services for Friday, June 6- Saturday, June 7 Friday, June 6: 6:15 p.m. | Family Soulful Shabbat Service (see descripton at left) | Rabbis Yoshi Zweiback, Ron Stern, and David Woznica, Cantor Nathan Lam, and Cantorial Interns, Kyle Cotler and Sarah Fortman | Sanctuary Saturday, June 7: 10 a.m. | Shabbat Morning Minyan | Rabbi David Woznica and Cantorial Intern, Kyle Cotler | Plotkin Chapel Contact Clergy Shabbat Services for Friday, June 13- Saturday, June 14 Friday, June 13: 6:15 p.m. | Shabbat Service/Board Installation | Rabbi Eli Herscher and Cantorial Intern, Sarah Fortman | Sanctuary Saturday, June 14: 10 a.m. | Shabbat Morning Minyan | Dennis Prager and Cantorial Intern, Kyle Cotler | Plotkin Chapel Contact Clergy  _____ Â Â LIVE STREAMING OUR


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Comrades, The NSM broke another record this weekend by enlisting more recruits in one weekend than ever before. Not only did we enlist a solid group of new members in Missouri this weekend, but new recruits from other parts of the Nation also joined the ranks. There is so much I could say about how well the entire event went this past weekend in MO., from the March to the Swastika lighting, to the feast, the whole atmosphere and our Folk in general. Furthermore, the Texas troops took to the streets proving that the NSM has enough troops to spread out our forces. The NSM is now stronger than ever, as recent events have proven. Check out the pictures on www.nsm88.org and see Lt. Boswell's after action report below: Salutes to all the Comrades that stood in the streets with us this past weekend. 88 On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 7:12 PM, S&C Boswell wrote: > The rally at the State Capitol building in Jefferson City, Mo was a huge > success as 63 of us took to the streets for our families, Folk, and Nation! > Some comrades had come as much as a week early to help us with last minute > preparations. But they started arriving in force on Thursday and Friday. > Thursday and Friday were taken up with media interviews and last minute > preparations. Then, Friday night, we went on a flyer run. About 1,200 flyers > were dropped in and around Columbia. Congratulations and job well done to > those that participated! > Saturday was the rally. We formed up at a parking garage and then marched > the ½ mile from the Governor's Mansion to the Capitol steps. We were met by > sparse protestors of the most pathetic, greasiest kind. Along the way, two > androgynous "peace lovers" showed their love for humanitarian ideals by > spitting at us. They were chased down by the police and arrested for assault > and resisting arrest. At the Capitol, we had speeches bringing our message > of America for Americans to the people of Missouri. The protestors, who had > vowed to shut us down, numbered considerably less than 50 fags, drug > addicts, child molesters, race traitors, and other assorted commie trash. It > was the most pathetic, pitiful display of opposition I have ever seen. > Braving cold temperatures and brutal wind, we stayed for over an hour, > taking a stand for our Nation and Race. > Afterwards, we retired to private land for ceremonies. First, we had > promotions. Congratulations to all those receiving promotions. They are > well-deserved for all your hard work. Next was the book burning. The place > of honour went to a particular issue of the Kansas City, Mo commie rag that > was dedicated to "exposing" one of our comrades, thereby putting him, his > wife and kids in danger. Also being purged was a copy of the Anne Frank > Diary and a jew flag donated by Commander and his wife. After a break, we > paid homage to the Martyrs of National Socialism. And then lit the Swastika, > Cross, and Life Rune. Nothing is so beautiful as a lit Swastika lighting up > the night sky, dispelling ignorance and our spiritual slavery and calling to > arms all of our racial comrades to defence of our Folk. > This was followed by a feast the next day in honour of our Blood Martyrs. > Ham, turkey, sweet potatoes, and all the trimmings were enjoyed by all in > attendance, sending them off with a note of camaraderie and hopefully > reflection on the importance of the date and the amount of sacrifice, others > have given for us. > November 9th is the second most auspicious day in the National Socialist > calendar for good reason. On Nov. 9th, 1923, sixteen men gave their lives > for their Nation, Race, and Freedom. How much can we give? Adolf Hitler > said, "When human hearts break and human souls despair, then from the > twilight of the past the great conquerors of distress and care, of disgrace > and misery, of spiritual slavery and physical compulsion, look down upon > them and hold out their eternal hands to the despairing mortals. Woe to the > folk that is ashamed to grasp them." Surely, if these men can sacrifice > their lives for us, we can sacrifice a few luxuries for our future > generations. > Special thanks goes to many, many people - too many to name. I would, > however, like to thank the women for all the work with the food and cleaning > up and merchandise. I would also like to especially thank Ssgt. Drake for > all her hard work. And thanks to NSM Missouri for all their work in > preparing for this event. > Thank you to everybody who came out and braved the cold weather for making > this event such a success. We will see what we can do about the cold next > time! > > -- Commander Jeff Schoep "If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem." National Socialist Movement www.nsm88.org The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. Furthermore, the NSM is not responsible for the content of this e-mail, and anything written in this e-mail does not necessarily reflect the NSM's views or opinions. Access to this email by anyone other than the intended addressee is unauthorized. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, any review, disclosure, copying, distribution, retention, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this mail in error, please destroy the copy in your possession and notify: commander@newsaxon.org


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Dangerous! Biden rebukes Trump's foreign policy as dangerous By NICK GASS Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday ripped into Donald Trump's view of the world, warning that the real estate mogul would unravel the great strides the Obama administration has made with its foreign partners. Laying out his vision for the role of the United States and its partners in the Western Hemisphere, Biden delivered a sweeping address in which he trumpeted that the prevailing mood in the region is changing for the better. But he offered a not-so-subtle dig at the policy proposals of Republicans and of their presumptive nominee Donald Trump, including a plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants and build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico. "By insulting our partners throughout the hemisphere, by tarring all immigrants with a xenophobic brush, some leaders are actively undermining our security and prosperity," Biden told an audience at the University of Tampa at an event hosted by the Florida city's Chamber of Commerce. He cautioned that, should the U.S. pull back from the world and "put up barriers," whether "physical or political, we're only going to sabotage our own success. And that's true when it comes to building walls or rolling back engaging with Cuba or failing to ratify legitimate trade agreements. It's true of policies that alienate more than 55 million Americans of Hispanic descent, more than 4 million a vast majority of whom are citizens here in the state of Florida. Everyone-everyone-everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect. It's basic. It's just basic." Over the course of the Obama administration, there has been "literally a shift in attitude about U.S. motives and our willingness to participate," Biden remarked earlier in his speech. "And so I'm proud to say that today-I think I can say without fear of contradiction-our relationships in the neighborhood are as good as they've ever been in American history," he said. That does not mean there are not disagreements, but Americans' "willingness to engage with seriousness and with respect has changed the way the leaders and I would argue the people of the region view us," Biden remarked, from the countries of the Caribbean throughout the Americas. Such an attitude is critical, Biden said, "because the Western Hemisphere is not the same place it was 20 years ago or even 10 years ago. Today the nations of the Americas are defined by opportunity by and large, not crisis." Challenges linger, the vice president acknowledged, but there have been "vital shifts," pointing to the "expansion of trade and regional economic growth [that] has helped bring tens of millions of people out of poverty into the middle class." Absent from Biden's remarks were any explicit mention about the role that such trade agreements have played in the presidential primary, including in his own party. "With courage and determination, the people of the region have made democracy the established norm," he said. "There are exceptions, but it's become the norm rather than the exception. We're increasingly seeing political pragmatism replace populism." Making note of the U.S.' reopened relations with Cuba, Biden remarked upon "new opportunities for U.S. business and emerging Cuban private sector." "And it's engendered greater personal connection with the citizens of Cuba," he said. "And here's the thing: I've had a chance to meet every leader of every country in the hemisphere, and the single act of beginning to normalize relationship with Cuba has lifted an enormous burden off them, allowing them much more flexibility to deal with us as they want to do. It's had multiple benefits so far. It's paid important foreign policy dividends." -- Walter Garcia Western Regional Press Secretary Democratic National Committee (DNC) Email: GarciaW@dnc.org Twitter: @WalterGarcia231 [SigDems]


> Another thing to note about Australia is that, while the highest income > tax bracket (47%) isn't *that* high, it kicks in at around USD33,000. and it looks like PPP for USD 33k is only about USD 50k*, at least in Big Macs: Australia A$3.00 USD 1.62 -35% US $2.49 USD 2.49 Switzerland SFr6.30 USD 3.81 +53% Interestingly enough, although housing in Perth seems cheap, housing in Switzerland doesn't seem to be as expensive as the Big Macs would imply. -Dave * which still doesn't sound bad, if one can convert urban CA equity into free and clear Oz ownership.


>Return-path: >Envelope-to: f023@cpca11.uea.ac.uk >Delivery-date: Tue, 12 May 1998 17:42:11 +0100 >X-Sender: mbaillie@143.117.30.62 >Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 16:42:31 +0000 >To: Keith Briffa >From: Mike Baillie >Subject: Re: report- edit this and send an email > >Keith, here are some thoughts on belfast work. Come back to me on this. >Cheers Mike > >10K Belfast Report. > >All the remaining long chronology (prehistoric) oak data from Ireland, >England, north and south Germany (including the major Hohenhein holdings >(2827 tree series spanning 8239 BC to 841 AD) and the Netherlands (667 >series spanning 6025 BC with gaps to 1721 AD) has now been centralised and >screened. >Work has been progressing on calculating running statistics on and between >these data sets and their constituent ring patterns. Additional attention >has been paid to attempting to understand/interpret the data in various >ways. During the year, three principal work packages have been explored >with respect to assessing the oak data. > >work package i) >signatures >With such a wide grid of chronologies it is possible to review the >occurrence of years of common growth trend. Signatures are normally >defined as those years in which 80% or more of all trees in a 'region' >exhibit the same trend towards wider or narrower growth. All sub-regional >and overall European signatures have been isolated and the intention is to >re-do the 1985 analysis of Kelly et al. comparing rainfall, temperature and >drought index data with the ocurrence of widespread signatures. > >work package ii) >Stepped windows of correlation >With the availability of the raw data from each laboratory all regional >chronologies for Ireland, Britain, North Germany and South Germany have >been reconstructed by standard means (initially fitting a 30-year spline to >each individual tree-ring pattern). Using these standardised chronologies, >stepped windows of correlation have been run comparing all regions across >time back to 5000 BC. Notable changes are observed indicating periods of >consistent, north-European-wide similarity and dis-similarity. The >availability of the raw data then allows interrogation of anomalies. For >example, there is a notable fall-off in correlation between the >standardised Irish and English chronologies at AD 775 to 825. In the past >this would have been attributed to aspects such as a) poor replication or >b) narrow versus wide rings. In this case examination of these aspects >showed that neither was the cause of the poor correlation; it appears that >English and Irish trees were responding in completely opposite manner >during this period. Such findings have important implications for both >identifying and interrogating such episodes throughout the record. > >work package iii) >Widest and narrowest rings. >It had always been assumed that the widest (or narrowest) ring in any tree, >in any year, would be idiosyncratic. This assumption produced the >expectation that the information from such extremes would be largely >meaningless. With the availability of the raw data it is now possible to >create new chronologies of the 1st narrowest, and or the 2nd/3rd narrowest, >the widest, etc, rings in each year, for each region, or for the entire >regional dataset. The result of isolating these extremes turns out to be >surprising in that plots of the extremes show remarkable coherence. Figure >Z shows a section of the Irish chronology constructed from the widest (and >narrowest) raw ring widths (the narrowest values being converted to indices >for clarity). This presentation shows the 'maximum envelope of oak growth' >year by year through time. This is a remarkable way to demonstrate periods >when there are no narrow rings in any trees and others where there are no >wide rings in any trees. Extreme events such as that in AD 540 can be seen >as an overall downturn in the ring width envelope, not just a reduction in >mean ring width. > >Extreme events. >Work has continued documenting extreme events in the European oak, and >other, records, partly as a preliminary to the detailed comparison between >the oak and Fennoscandian and Finnish pine chronologies. Some of the >events appear to be of a sufficiently global character that their effects >should be apparent in the more temperature sensitive northern pine >chronologies. Recently preliminary work has documented declines in the >seventeenth century and twelfth century BC and in the later fifth century >BC. Notable declines in the 1620s and 1120s in Foxtail pine chronologies >from the Sierra Nevada (Scuderi 1993; Caprio and Baisan 1991) suggest >reduced temperatures around the time of spaced events in the floating >Fennoscandian record. With several exactly-spaced events available over >several millennia it should be possible to link the major oak and pine >holdings, with the additional possibility of using dated English and Irish >sub-fossil pine chronologies to confirm linkages. >Refs >Caprio, A.C. and Baisan, C.H. 1992. Multi-millennial tree-ring chronologies >from foxtail pine in the southern Sierras of California. Abstract in >Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 73, 133. > >Scuderi, L.A. 1993, A 2000-Year Tree-Ring Record of Annual Temperatures in >the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Science 259, 1433-6 > > >Related applications: > >Interhemispheric Radiocarbon Calibration >In addition collaboration has continued on a range of topics including >interhemispheric radiocarbon calibration. Oak samples from Ireland and >exactly contemporaneous samples of cedar from New Zealand have been measued >in radiocarbon laboratories in Belfast and Waikato (samples from each >hemisphere being dated in both laboratories). This work is showing >interesting hemispheric changes through time with implications for carbon >cycle modellers (related paper accepted for publication). > >Global tree-ring responses to environmental change. >As part of our network of collaborators, it is possible to have access to >tree-ring patterns and related temperature reconstructions from a wide grid >of chronologies outside Europe. An example of the power of such grids is >provided by the observed changes during the fourteenth century AD. Here >chronologies from the EU oak group have been combined with those from Ed >Cook (Tasmanian Huon pine); Keith Briffa (Fennoscandian and Polar Urals >pine); Peter Kuniholm (Aegean oak and pine) and Xiong Limin (New Zealand >cedar). When permed (random groups of five from seven chronologies) to >show common responses, the overall pattern exhibits reduced growth in the >1340s, the decade of the arrival of the Black Death in Europe, see Figure. >Such a clear environmental context for the plague has never been available >before. > >Comparisons with other proxy data. >The strict annual character of tree-ring data is only truly comparable with >precisely dated human records. For the early fourteenth century >surprisingly complete records exist from England for crop yields and >prices. In an attempt to compare two different but parallel proxy records, >namely those for tree growth and for crop prices, collaboration with >economic historians (Prof. Bruce Campbell Econ. and Soc. Hist. QUB) has >been initiated. Preliminary plots of robust, screened European master >chronologies against grain prices reveals surprising levels of common trend. > >Innundated trees >As part of an effort to understand physiological response of oak to >waterlogging, 21 oaks were sampled at garryland Wood, County Galway. These >trees grow in a limestone area which is flooded in some winters to depths >of 10s of metres, for durations up to months. Some of the trees exhibit >scar damage almost certainly from bark burst during submersion. Scars >appear to to coincide with winters of higher than average rainfall. The >fact that the trees are not submerged during the growing season means that >they do not show the extreme dieback and micro-rings associated with trees >left standing in permanent water, such as examples from beside Loch Lomond, >Scotland. > >Publications with Grant number > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1996 Chronology of the Bronze Age 2354 BC to 401 BC. Acta >Archaeologica 67, 291-298 > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 Evidence for climatic deterioration in the 12th and >17th centuries BC. in Hänsel, B. Ed. Man and Environment in European Bronze >Age, Oetker-Voges, Kiel, 49-55 > >Baillie, M.G.L. and Brown, D.M. 1996 Dendrochronology of Irish Bog >Trackways. (in) Raftery, B. Trackway Excavations in the Mountdillon Bogs, >Co. Longford. Irish Archaeological Wetland Unit, Transactions Vol. 3, Dept. >of Archaeology, University College, Dublin, 395-402 > > >In Press (with Grant number) > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 Putting abrupt environmental change back into human >history, Environments and Historical Change; The Linacre Lectures, ed. Paul >Slack, Oxford University Press > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 Exodus to Arthur. Close encounters with comets and >the fiery dragons of myth. Batsford, London. > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 A View from Outside: Recognising the Big Picture. >Proceedings of the Joint AEA/QRA Conference, Sheffield January 1996. > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 Hints that cometary debris played some role in >several tree-ring dated environmental downturns in the Bronze Age. >Proceedings of the 2nd SIS Conference, Cambridge July 1997. > >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 Dendrochronology. in Jones, T. and Rowe, N. Ed Fossil >Plants and Spores: Modern Techniques. Geology Society. > >Other >Baillie, M.G.L. 1998 Bronze Age myths expose archaeological shortcomings; >reply to Buckland et al. 1997 Antiquity, (forthcoming). > > >Mike Baillie >Palaeoecology Centre >School of Geosciences, Queen's University, Belfast >(01232) 335147 > > >


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From: Hillary for America Press Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2016 11:07 AM To: Hillary for America Press Subject: Donald Trump: Not Playing Well in States Donald Trump: Not Playing Well in States Donald Trump has been the presumptive nominee of the Republican party for just over two weeks. All across the country, headlines and editorials are telling the story of Donald Trump as the Republican nominee: he's a loose cannon whose hateful language and reckless policies show he's simply too big a risk for the country. See below for local coverage of Donald Trump's campaign thus far: Iowa Des Moines Register: Trump's refusal to share his tax returns raises questions Nixon was right: The people have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. The people also have a right to know whether a billionaire running for president has paid his fair share of taxes. Muscatine Journal: What doesn't Donald Trump want you to know about his wealth? For one thing, if we were able to see how Trump's fortune is structured and how much tax he pays on it, we would also be able to compute his liability under his proposed changes to the tax code. In other words, we would be able to approximate how much Trump stands to earn for himself and his heirs by pulling the strings of power. Is it any surprise he won't go there? Minnesota Minneapolis Star Tribune: Trump strains the U.S.-U.K. 'special relationship' Should he be elected, Trump would quickly learn just how much he — and America — needs the U.S.-U.K. special relationship and how essential it is to further tighten transatlantic bonds. Principled conservatives, who can rightly take pride in Republicans' role in building and maintaining these ties in the postwar era, should reflect carefully about whether they dare trust them to such an undisciplined, unwise brawler. Bemidji Pioneer: Shifting focus from Trump: Some state Republicans want party to emphasize local candidates, separate from presumptive nominee "There are a lot of varying opinions about how our party should proceed," said Beltrami County Republicans Chair Ken Cobb. "I think one thing has been evident through the entire process and that is we're all committed to our down ballot candidates, legislative and locally. We're trying to work through how to proceed because we do have differences in how much support we can give the nominee." Missouri Springfield News-Leader: Mr. Trump, release your tax returns Whatever the reasons, Trump's constantly changing positions about his returns — gonna release them, can't release them, want to release them, might release them — raise suspicions that he's concealing something. On Friday, he went so far as to tell ABC's Good Morning America that his tax rates are "none of your business." Well, actually, they are because Americans have the right to know whether someone who wants to lead the nation pays what he owes, is free of financial conflicts of interest and gives generously to worthy causes. Nevada Las Vegas Review Journal: The Donald sits on his returns While every major party nominee for president in the past 40 years has released his or her tax returns before the election, Donald Trump continues to hold out, saying that he's waiting until the completion of an ongoing audit. New Hampshire New Hampshire Union Leader: Shaheen hits Trump on minimum wage views "This is one of the many reckless proposals that Donald Trump has made that would send our country in the wrong direction," Shaheen said in a conference call with reporters on Tuesday. WMUR: Shaheen hits Trump's call to eliminate federal minimum wage Veteran state Rep. Mary Jane Wallner, D-Concord, echoed Shaheen, and former state Commissioner of Resources and Economic Development Sean O'Kane said elimination of the minimum wage could be "uniquely devastating" to New Hampshire because a large number of minimum wage workers are employed in the tourism industry. Laconia Daily Sun: Horn: Top of GOP ticket spells trouble Leery of the impact of Donald Trump's candidacy on the remainder of the Republican ticket, Jennifer Horn, chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party, told Belknap County Republicans this week that the state party will direct its resources to maintaining its majorities in the New Hampshire Legislature and capturing the governorship. New Jersey Newark Star Ledger: What's Trump hiding? A political liability, probably But mostly, releasing a tax return is a commitment to transparency, and it's more relevant for candidates who cannot be judged on a record of government service. 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Kevin, I will be around tomorrow (so Dec 21) until Dec 23 inclusive. Then again from Jan 3. I will be checking email during the break from Dec 28 onwards. Are you in control of the glossary additions and modifications? As to change of base period - this seems like a decision for the whole of WGI. To redo the global temperature average, I can just move the series up/down, but this isn't the correct way to do it. I should talk out a new base period from all the individual stations and recalculate anomalies for the oceans. For the oceans this isn't a problem, but the land it is a serious problem. Many stations have good (i.e. near complete base periods for 1961-90) but I'll lose hundreds, maybe over a thousand, stations if I went to 1981-2000. For both surface temperature and precipitation we don't have spatially complete datasets (like models) so it will be quite difficult. For the circulation indices (like SOI and NAO) based on station pairs there is a variance term (SD). Some of the character of the series will change. We could easily adjust all these series by simple offsetting but it isn't doing it properly. I'm in the throws of a project with the HC checking all the 61-90 normals we have for series that are incomplete, to ensure we don't have any biases. This has taken quite a time and I don't want to waste the effort. The arguments of Albert and Dave make a lot of sense - continuity with the TAR etc. These sort of things can be explained, but then the FOD will not be compatible with all the papers we are referring to. This will lead to lots of confusion. I would like to stick with 1961-90. I don't want to change this until 1981-2010 is complete, for 3 reasons : 1) We need 30 years and 81-10 will get all the MSU in nicely, and 2) I will be near retirement !! 3) is one of perception. As climatologists we are often changing base periods and have done for years. I remember getting a number of comments when I changed from 1951-80 to 1961-90. If we go to a more recent one the anomalies will seem less warm - I know this makes no sense scientifically, but it gives the skeptics something to go on about ! If we do the simple way, they will say we aren't doing it properly. Best idea might be to show some maps of 1981-2000 minus 1961-90 to show spatially where it makes a difference for temp and precip. Showing it is quite small and likely within the intermodel differences for years which are only nominally 1981-2000. This might keep both sides happy. We also probably need to consider WGII. Also the paleo chapter will find 1981-2000 impossible. 1961-90 is difficult for them but not insurmountable. Cheers Phil PS Fatima has received all the emails - her email only came to me. Not heard from some of our LAs. At 15:44 20/12/2004, Kevin Trenberth wrote: Hi all I have received comments on this from Albert, David, Dave, and Jim. Some below. As I commented to Jim, the choice of a base period affects the zero line. In some of our plots, namely the ones that have series of bars from the zero line to the anomaly value, thereby infilling between the anomaly and the zero, the zero base value is greatly emphasized. This is in contrast to a simple time series with points joined, especially if the zero line is not also drawn. In the latter case, it is simple to move the axis up or down to fit with the new base period. But it makes a bigger difference to the bar plots. Now maybe that is a comment on the use and utility of bar plots, because the relative values do not change. The choice also affects any anomaly plots for any subperiod. But this is where the comparison with models is most likely to occur. In this case there is a spatial pattern to the offset, namely the difference between means for 1961-90 and 1981-2000. We could also derive that difference for certain fields and provide it to modelers to enable comparisons with our plots. For trends over certain subperiod, this makes no difference. It seems that whatever we do, we will need an extra appendix explaining some of this and perhaps even giving plots of these differences. In the meantime, let me suggest to those of you making computations, that you consider doing it both ways, rather than having to go back and do it over later. Regards Kevin I agree with Albert, this would make comparisons with the TAR figures difficult. Dave Klein Tank, Albert wrote: Hi Kevin, My immediate response is that the choice for another base period will probably not affect our assessment of results, but it will change all figures w.r.t the TAR. This will be difficult to communicate and will take much more space to explain. Albert. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [Fwd: Re: "Model Mean Climate" for AR4] Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 13:06:44 +0000 From: Parker, David (Met Office) [1] To: Kevin Trenberth [2] References: [3] Kevin It is obviously possible to use 1980-2000 though it would require some data-processing work. The main objection is that anomalies (of temperature) would appear to be reduced relative to previous publications and readers/policymakers could become confused. A minor objection is that 1980-2000 is a bit short. Satellite data are of course in its favour. In due course, 1981-2010 will be ideal! Regards David On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 21:17, Kevin Trenberth wrote: > All > Please note the discussion below. Note the proposed base period of > 1980-2000. Can we get your reactions? If it is decided to use this, > what difficulties would it create? Other comments? > Kevin > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: > Re: "Model Mean Climate" for AR4 > Date: > Fri, 17 Dec 2004 14:14:58 -0700 > From: > Kevin Trenberth > [4] > To: > Wood, Richard > [5] > CC: > > References: > [6] > > Richard > > The current base period being used in Chapter 3 is anomalies > determined with respect to the 1961-1990 base period. In > observations there is a strong emphsis on using 30 year periods and > the more recent one, 1971-2000 is not yet available. We would need to > discuss whether to try to switch to that. It certainly won't be in > any ZOD. Otherwise, though, we are placing a lot of emphasis on > trends from 1979 on. The grounds for this are 1) The 1976-77 shift > seems to be about when anthropogenic climate change took off: prior to > then we are under the realm of natural variability (basically a TAR > result); and 2) 1979 is when a whole bunch of satellite data and > other analyses (like global reanalyses) become much more reliable and > global. So 1979 is the closest proxy to 1976/77. > > If 1981-2000 is to be used, it will, of course, include some climate > perceptible climate change that may influence peceptions of > anomalies. But I agree there is a lot to be said for consistency. > Moreover, it is manageable for observational data bases. Because of > the satellite effects on obs it is important to start on or after 1979 > and stop while we still have obs. So for round numbers 1981-2000 makes > most sense. I think that was the conclusion we came to in Trieste, > but it is not reflected in any material I have seen yet in our > chapter. > > Phil is not available till after New Year, I believe. > > Regards > Kevin > > Wood, Richard wrote: > > Dear Jerry and other CLAs, > > > > Jerry: would you be willing to do this please, once some text is agreed? > > All: any comments on the proposed text? (esp from observational chapters > > re meaning periods). An early response would be appreciated as if we > > send this to PIs it needs to be done as soon as possible. > > > > > > We've just had a meeting of Chapter 8 LAs in San Francisco. One issue > > that came up was what period of what run to use for the analysis of the > > 'mean climate' in the AR4 models, for Chapter 8. Clearly we hope there > > will be a number of diagnostic projects looking at the models over the > > next few months, and the more uniformly that analysis can be done the > > better. > > > > To cut a long story short, we felt that given the choice it would be > > most appropriate to define models' 'mean climate' by looking at the > > 1981-2000 mean from the all forcings 20th Century runs (or the ensemble > > mean if there is an ensemble). That would be consistent with the base > > period Chapter 10 is using for the projections. We recognise that there > > could be all sorts of reasons why that is not appropriate in particular > > cases, both scientific and practical (e.g. the observational dataset > > covers another period, or a longer time mean is needed because of > > particular modes of variability, or there is a problem with model drift > > or trends). So we wouldn't want to be prescriptive, but all other things > > being equal we would suggest that as the analysis period. If there are > > no show-stoppers for this, we were thinking it would be good to send out > > a brief email to the PIs of the diagnostic projects to request that they > > bear this in mind in their analysis. Jerry, there were a few other > > topics that might be raised in such an email and Karl Taylor will > > contacting you about those. > > > > To be definite, I suggest below some straw-man text that could be sent > > out. > > > > Thanks and best wishes, > > Richard > > > > "Defining model 'mean climate': > > In defining the 'mean climate state' of a model for comparison against > > observations there are number of choices that could be made, e.g. use > > model 'control runs' (which may have either preindustrial or present day > > trace gases), or use the '20th Century all forcings' runs (many of which > > are available as ensembles started from varying initial conditions). For > > the 20th Century integrations there is also a choice of meaning period. > > It is recognised that the optimal choice for a given problem may depend > > on a number of factors including the period over which obervations are > > available, and the need for a non-drifting or non-trending model > > solution. We also recognise that some projects have already begun their > > analysis based on a particular choice. We therefore do not wish to > > prescribe a solution to this problem and leave it to the judgement of > > individual projects. However, in cases where there is a choice, we wish > > to encourage as much uniformity in the analysis as possible, and > > therefore propose that other things being equal, model mean climate is > > defined based on the 1981-2000 period of the 'all forcings 20th > > Centrury' runs (or the ensemble mean where appropriate)." > > > > > > -------------- > > Richard Wood > > Met Office Fellow and Manager Ocean Model Evaluation > > Met Office Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research > > FitzRoy Road, Exeter EX1 3PB, UK > > Phone +44 (0)1392 886641 Fax +44 (0)1392 885681 > > Email [7]richard.wood@metoffice.gov.uk [8] > > -- **************** Kevin E. Trenberth e-mail: [9]trenbert@ucar.edu Climate Analysis Section, NCAR [10]www.cgd.ucar.edu/cas/ P. O. Box 3000, (303) 497 1318 Boulder, CO 80307 (303) 497 1333 (fax) Street address: 1850 Table Mesa Drive, Boulder, CO 80303 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. mailto:david.parker@metoffice.gov.uk 2. mailto:trenbert@cgd.ucar.edu 3. mailto:41C34CDA.3060304@cgd.ucar.edu 4. mailto:trenbert@cgd.ucar.edu 5. mailto:richard.wood@metoffice.gov.uk 6. mailto:FCE86FAA6B302A42AF7F9C6255745E3703C5F4@exxmail2.desktop.frd.metoffice.com 7. mailto:richard.wood@metoffice.gov.uk 8.  9. mailto:trenbert@ucar.edu 10.


Dear Mike I have attached the final version of the RP2 outline proposal on the interaction between the flexible mechanisms and the WTO trade rules. Please jettison the previous draft. As noted earlier, Neil and I see this project as delivering multiple benefits to the Tyndall Centre on the basis of a limited, 'value-added' investment, not least in terms of tying Shell International to the Centre. We also highlight the suggestion of a workshop on common themes to be held in a couple of years' time to link related projects across the research programmes (though this is not covered by the current proposal). Regards Mick ______________________________________________ Mick Kelly Climatic Research Unit University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ United Kingdom Tel: 44-1603-592091 Fax: 44-1603-507784 Email: m.kelly@uea.ac.uk Web:  ______________________________________________ Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\tyndall11.doc"


Hmmm. I note the following ,,, "at which I can be contacted between 9 and 7 pm Eastern Daylight Time" Is this a 22 hour, or, for people with time machine, a negative 2 hour window? Joking aside, it seems as a matter of principle (albeit a principle yet to be set by the courts) that provision of primary data sources that are sufficient to reproduce the results of a scientific analysis is all that is necessary under FOI. It also seems that judgment of what correspondence is central to the analysis can only be made by the persons involved. As a participant in many of these inter-author communications, I do not recall any that would give information not already contained in the published paper. Tom. ++++++++++++++++++++++ Ben Santer wrote: > Dear Tom, > > Thanks for your email regarding Steven McIntyre's twin requests under > the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act. Regarding McIntyre's request (1), > no "monthly time series of output from any of the 47 climate models" was > "sent by Santer and/or other coauthors of Santer et al 2008 to NOAA > employees between 2006 and October 2008". > > As I pointed out to Mr. McIntyre in the email I transmitted to him > yesterday, all of the raw (gridded) model and observational data used in > the 2008 Santer et al. International Journal of Climatology (IJoC) paper > are freely available to Mr. McIntyre. If Mr. McIntyre wishes to audit > us, and determine whether the conclusions reached in our paper are > sound, he has all the information necessary to conduct such an audit. > Providing Mr. McIntyre with the quantities that I derived from the raw > model data (spatially-averaged time series of surface temperatures and > synthetic Microwave Sounding Unit [MSU] temperatures) would defeat the > very purpose of an audit. > > I note that David Douglass and colleagues have already audited our > calculation of synthetic MSU temperatures from climate model data. > Douglass et al. obtained "model average" trends in synthetic MSU > temperatures (published in their 2007 IJoC paper) that are virtually > identical to our own. > > McIntyre's request (2) demands "any correspondence concerning these > monthly time series between Santer and/or other coauthors of Santer et > al 2008 and NOAA employees between 2006 and October 2008". I do not know > how you intend to respond this second request. You and three other NOAA > co-authors on our paper (Susan Solomon, Melissa Free, and John Lanzante) > probably received hundreds of emails that I sent to you in the course of > our work on the IJoC paper. I note that this work began in December > 2007, following online publication of Douglass et al. in the IJoC. I > have no idea why McIntyre's request for email correspondence has a > "start date" of 2006, and thus predates publication of Douglass et al. > > My personal opinion is that both FOI requests (1) and (2) are intrusive > and unreasonable. Steven McIntyre provides absolutely no scientific > justification or explanation for such requests. I believe that McIntyre > is pursuing a calculated strategy to divert my attention and focus away > from research. As the recent experiences of Mike Mann and Phil Jones > have shown, this request is the thin edge of wedge. It will be followed > by further requests for computer programs, additional material and > explanations, etc., etc. > > Quite frankly, Tom, having spent nearly 10 months of my life addressing > the serious scientific flaws in the Douglass et al. IJoC paper, I am > unwilling to waste more of my time fulfilling the intrusive and > frivolous requests of Steven McIntyre. The supreme irony is that Mr. > McIntyre has focused his attention on our IJoC paper rather than the > Douglass et al. IJoC paper which we criticized. As you know, Douglass et > al. relied on a seriously flawed statistical test, and reached incorrect > conclusions on the basis of that flawed test. > > I believe that our community should no longer tolerate the behavior of > Mr. McIntyre and his cronies. McIntyre has no interest in improving our > scientific understanding of the nature and causes of climate change. He > has no interest in rational scientific discourse. He deals in the > currency of threats and intimidation. We should be able to conduct our > scientific research without constant fear of an "audit" by Steven > McIntyre; without having to weigh every word we write in every email we > send to our scientific colleagues. > > In my opinion, Steven McIntyre is the self-appointed Joe McCarthy of > climate science. I am unwilling to submit to this McCarthy-style > investigation of my scientific research. As you know, I have refused to > send McIntyre the "derived" model data he requests, since all of the > primary model data necessary to replicate our results are freely > available to him. I will continue to refuse such data requests in the > future. Nor will I provide McIntyre with computer programs, email > correspondence, etc. I feel very strongly about these issues. We should > not be coerced by the scientific equivalent of a playground bully. > > I will be consulting LLNL's Legal Affairs Office in order to determine > how the DOE and LLNL should respond to any FOI requests that we receive > from McIntyre. I assume that such requests will be forthcoming. > > I am copying this email to all co-authors of our 2008 IJoC paper, to my > immediate superior at PCMDI (Dave Bader), to Anjuli Bamzai at DOE > headquarters, and to Professor Glenn McGregor (the editor who was in > charge of our paper at IJoC). > > I'd be very happy to discuss these issues with you tomorrow. I'm sorry > that the tone of this letter is so formal, Tom. Unfortunately, after > today's events, I must assume that any email I write to you may be > subject to FOI requests, and could ultimately appear on McIntyre's > "ClimateAudit" website. > > With best personal wishes, > > Ben > > Thomas.R.Karl wrote: >> FYI --- Jolene can you set up a conference call with all the parties >> listed below including Ben. >> >> Thanks >> >> -------- Original Message -------- >> Subject: FOI Request >> Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 10:02:00 -0500 >> From: Steve McIntyre >> To: FOIA@noaa.gov >> CC: Thomas R Karl >> >> >> >> Nov. 10, 2008 >> >> >> >> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration >> >> Public Reference Facility (OFA56) >> >> Attn: NOAA FOIA Officer >> >> 1315 East West Highway (SSMC3) >> >> Room 10730 >> >> Silver Spring, Maryland 20910 >> >> >> >> Re: Freedom of Information Act Request >> >> >> >> Dear NOAA FOIA Officer: >> >> >> >> This is a request under the Freedom of Information Act. >> >> >> >> Santer et al, Consistency of modelled and observed temperature trends in >> >> the tropical troposphere, (Int J Climatology, 2008), of which NOAA >> employees J. R. Lanzante, S. Solomon, M. Free and T. R. Karl were >> co-authors, reported on a statistical analysis of the output of 47 >> runs of climate models that had been collated into monthly time series >> by Benjamin Santer and associates. >> >> >> >> I request that a copy of the following NOAA records be provided to me: >> (1) any monthly time series of output from any of the 47 climate >> models sent by Santer and/or other coauthors of Santer et al 2008 to >> NOAA employees between 2006 and October 2008; (2) any correspondence >> concerning these monthly time series between Santer and/or other >> coauthors of Santer et al 2008 and NOAA employees between 2006 and >> October 2008. >> >> >> >> The primary sources for NOAA records are J. R. Lanzante, S. Solomon, >> M. Free and T. R. Karl. >> >> >> >> In order to help to determine my status for purposes of determining >> the applicability of any fees, you should know that I have 5 >> peer-reviewed publications on paleoclimate; that I was a reviewer for >> WG1; that I made a invited presentations in 2006 to the National >> Research Council Panel on Surface Temperature Reconstructions and two >> presentations to the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee of the >> House Energy and Commerce Committee. >> >> >> >> In addition, a previous FOI request was discussed by the NOAA Science >> Advisory Board's Data Archiving and Access Requirements Working Group >> (DAARWG). http:// www. >> joss.ucar.edu/daarwg/may07/presentations/KarL_DAARWG_NOAAArchivepolify-v0514.pdf. >> >> >> >> >> I believe a fee waiver is appropriate since the purpose of the request >> is academic research, the information exists in digital format and the >> information should be easily located by the primary sources. >> >> >> >> I also include a telephone number (416-469-3034) at which I can be >> contacted between 9 and 7 pm Eastern Daylight Time, if necessary, to >> discuss any aspect of my request. >> >> >> >> Thank you for your consideration of this request. >> >> >> >> I ask that the FOI request be processed promptly as NOAA failed to >> send me a response to the FOI request referred to above, for which Dr >> Karl apologized as follows: >> >> >> >> due to a miscommunication between our office and our headquarters, the >> response was not submitted to you. I deeply apologize for this >> oversight, and we have taken measures to ensure this does not happen >> in the future. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Stephen McIntyre >> >> 25 Playter Blvd >> >> Toronto, Ont M4K 2W1 >> >> >> > >


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Excuse me while I puke... Ray >From: mann@snow.geo.umass.edu >Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 13:00:09 -0400 (EDT) >To: juppenbrink@science-int.co.uk, k.briffa@uea.ac.uk, t.osborn@uea.ac.uk >Cc: mann@geo.umass.edu, mhughes@ltrr.arizona.edu, p.jones@uea.ac.uk, > rbradley@geo.umass.edu > >Dear all, > >Thanks for working so hard to insure a final product that was >acceptable to all. I think that Keith and Tim are to be >commended on a fine job w/ the final version of the >Perspectives piece that appeared, and I thank Julia for her >especially difficult editorial task. > >I appreciate having had the opportunity to respond to the >original draft. I think this opportunity is very important >in such cases (ie, where a particular author/groups work >is the focus of a commentary by someone else), and hope >that this would be considered standard procedure in the >future in such instances. > >I think we have some honest disagreements amonst us about >some of the underlying issues, but these were fairly treated >in the piece and that's what is important (The choice of >wording in the final version was much better too. Wording >matters!). > >Thanks all for the hard work and a job well done. I like >to think that may feedback helped here--so I take some >pride here as well. > >best regards, > >mike > >_______________________________________________________________________ > Michael E. Mann >________Current_____________________________Starting Fall 1999_________ >Adjunct Assistant Professor | Assistant Professor >Department of Geosciences | Dept. of Environmental Sciences >Morrill Science Center | Clark Hall >University of Massachusetts | University of Virginia >Amherst, MA 01003 | Charlottesville, VA 22903 >_________________________________|_____________________________________ >e-mail: mann@geo.umass.edu; memann@titan.oit.umass.edu (attachments) > Phone: (413) 545-9573 FAX: (413) 545-1200 >  > > Raymond S. Bradley Professor and Head of Department Department of Geosciences University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01003-5820 Tel: 413-545-2120 Fax: 413-545-1200 Climate System Research Center: 413-545-0659 Climate System Research Center Web Site: <


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Ben, Tim's idea is a possibility. I've not always got on that well great with Glenn McGregor, but Tim seems to have a reasonable rapport with him. Dian has suggested that this would be the best route - it is the logical one. I also think that Glenn would get quick reviews, as Tim thinks he realises he's made a mistake. Tim has let me into part of secret. Glenn said the paper had two reviews - one positive, the other said it wasn't great, but would leave it up to the editor's discretion. This is why Glenn knows he made the wrong choice. The problem !! The person who said they would leave it to the editor's discretion is on your email list! I don't know who it is - Tim does - maybe they have told you? I don't want to put pressure on Tim. He doesn't know I'm sending this. It isn't me by the way - nor Tim ! Tim said it was someone who hasn't contributed to the discussion - which does narrow the possibilities down! Tim/Glenn discussed getting quick reviews. Whoever this person is they could be the familiar reviewer - and we could then come up with another reasonable name (Kevin - he does everything at the speed of light) as the two reviewers. Colour in IJC costs a bit, but I'm sure we can lean on Glenn. Also we can just have colour in the pdf. I'll now send a few thoughts on the figures! Cheers Phil Tom Wigley , Karl Taylor , Thomas R Karl , John Lanzante , carl mears , "David C. Bader" , "'Francis W. Zwiers'" , Frank Wentz , Leopold Haimberger , Melissa Free , "Michael C. MacCracken" , "'Philip D. Jones'" , Steven Sherwood , Steve Klein , 'Susan Solomon' , "Thorne, Peter" , Tim Osborn , Gavin Schmidt , "Hack, James J." X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 7.1.0.9 Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 13:00:39 +0000 To: santer1@llnl.gov,"'Philip D. Jones'" From: Tim Osborn Subject: Re: Update on response to Douglass et al. At 03:52 10/01/2008, Ben Santer wrote: ...Much as I would like to see a high-profile rebuttal of Douglass et al. in a journal like Science or Nature, it's unlikely that either journal will publish such a rebuttal. So what are our options? Personally, I'd vote for GRL. I think that it is important to publish an expeditious response to the statistical flaws in Douglass et al. In theory, GRL should be able to give us the desired fast turnaround time... Why not go for publication of a response in IJC? According to Phil, this option would probably take too long. I'd be interested to hear any other thoughts you might have on publication options. Hi Ben and Phil, as you may know (Phil certainly knows), I'm on the editorial board of IJC. Phil is right that it can be rather slow (though faster than certain other climate journals!). Nevertheless, IJC really is the preferred place to publish (though a downside is that Douglass et al. may have the opportunity to have a response considered to accompany any comment). I just contacted the editor, Glenn McGregor, to see what he can do. He promises to do everything he can to achieve a quick turn-around time (he didn't quantify this) and he will also "ask (the publishers) for priority in terms of getting the paper online asap after the authors have received proofs". He genuinely seems keen to correct the scientific record as quickly as possible. He also said (and please treat this in confidence, which is why I emailed to you and Phil only) that he may be able to hold back the hardcopy (i.e. the print/paper version) appearance of Douglass et al., possibly so that any accepted Santer et al. comment could appear alongside it. Presumably depends on speed of the review process. If this does persuade you to go with IJC, Glenn suggested that I could help (because he is in Kathmandu at present) with achieving the quick turn-around time by identifying in advance reviewers who are both suitable and available. Obviously one reviewer could be someone who is already familiar with this discussion, because that would enable a fast review - i.e., someone on the email list you've been using - though I don't know which of these people you will be asking to be co-authors and hence which won't be available as possible reviewers. For objectivity the other reviewer would need to be independent, but you could still suggest suitable names. Well, that's my thoughts... let me know what you decide. Cheers Tim Dr Timothy J Osborn, Academic Fellow Climatic Research Unit School of Environmental Sciences University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ, UK e-mail: t.osborn@uea.ac.uk phone: +44 1603 592089 fax: +44 1603 507784 web: [1]~timo/ sunclock: [2]~timo/sunclock.htm Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 University of East Anglia Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk NR4 7TJ UK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- References 1. ~timo/ 2. ~timo/sunclock.htm


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