If they are looking anything on topics specific to labor or education, we can work on those as well. From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 11:38 AM To: Dacey, Amy; Dillon, Lauren Subject: RE: Trump Yes. We shared the below with state parties yesterday and will send to John. Dangerous Donald Trump Lacks the Judgment or Temperament to be President Donald Trump's recklessness would hurt our economy, diminish our standing in the world, and make our communities less safe. Trump is dangerous, and he lacks the judgment or temperament to be president. His impending nomination is a reminder that for years the Republican Party has elevated extreme voices, using divisive campaigns that sought to exploit unfounded fears for political gain. And just like Republicans in Washington have done for years, Dangerous Donald is only looking out for himself. His plans would benefit those at the very top and would drag our country back to where we were when the last Republican president left office losing 800,000 jobs a month. The American people can't afford to let him bully his way into the Oval Office. Dangerous Donald Trump has already damaged America's relationships across the globe. His record of denigrating women has only gotten worse throughout this campaign, at the same time that his divisive rhetoric has made our communities less safe. And his business record is riddled with embarrassing failures that make it clear the American people can't afford to let him get anywhere near the White House. National Security: Even as a candidate, Dangerous Donald has damaged America's relationships across the globe. In the White House, he would undeniably make America less safe. * Donald Trump has no foreign policy experience and rather than seeking the advice of well-respected experts, Trump relies on his own misinformed ideas and in his own words, on his "good brain." * Trump has falsely claimed that he knows "more about ISIS than the generals" and recommended that the U.S. military commit international war crimes. * Trump's threat to pull back from our most important military alliances like NATO, pull aid from our allies like Israel, and his gushing praise for dictators would put our country on a dangerous path. * Trump has refused to rule out using nuclear weapons on European territory, and wants to allow countries that don't currently have nuclear weapons to get them, reversing long-held goals of international nuclear disarmament. Wrong on Women: Dangerous Donald has a decades-long record of denigrating women and promoting misogyny. His policies would make it harder for women to make their own choices when it comes to their healthcare or their career. * Trump once said you had to treat women "like s**t" and has spent decades doing so himself by calling women names - "fat pig," "slob," or "bimbo" - and saying a man needs a woman to support him at home rather than always be "griping and bitching." * Trump would take away a woman's right to make her own healthcare choices and has said women who had abortions should be punished - but not the doctors that performed them - and opposed exceptions for health of the mother because he thought women would use a cold as an excuse to have an abortion. * Trump thinks ensuring equal pay for women should just be left up to "the marketplace" and once suggested family leave policies should actually be scaled back and noted pregnancy was "an inconvenience for a business." Trump complained that when he employed mothers, they were not giving him "100 percent." Divisive and Dangerous: Dangerous Donald exploited racial anxieties and cultural fears in the pursuit of getting elected - to the point where his rallies have sparked violence against people of color, protestors, and the media. * Trump spouts hateful and dangerous lies about Muslims and called to surveil mosques, to ban Muslims from entering the country and to create a database of all Muslims in America - including U.S. citizens - and could not answer when pressed on how this would be any different from Nazi Germany. * Trump called Mexican immigrants "rapists" and criminals and said they brought disease into the country, said you needed to check if Native Americans were "real Indians," and claimed that a "well-educated black has a tremendous advantage" - but apparently not an advantage in finding housing in Trump properties, because in the 1970s, the Trump Organization was sued for discriminating against Blacks and Puerto Ricans. * Trump has been endorsed by former KKK leader David Duke, and his candidacy has been used as a recruiting tool for the white supremacist movement, which is no surprise since Trump refused to disavow David Duke and the KKK four times in one interview. * Trump has fostered violence against protestors at his rallies, suggesting that a Black Lives Matter protester maybe "should have been roughed up," promising to pay the legal fees if someone would "knock the hell" out of a protester and reminiscing about the old days when a protester would be "carried off on a stretcher." * Trump repeatedly threatened the First Amendment by calling to "open up" libel laws so he could sue reporters whenever they printed a story he did not like, made it a practice of banning media outlets he did not like from covering his rallies, and thought "closing" parts of the Internet was a rational strategy to combat ISIS. Bad at Business, Bad for the Economy: Though he plays the part of a wealthy and successful businessman, Dangerous Donald's real life record is riddled with embarrassing failures and cheap schemes designed to turn a quick buck at the expense of everyday Americans. * Despite his tough talk on trade deals and the loss of American jobs, Donald Trump manufactured his clothing line in countries he rails against, like China and Mexico. * Dangerous Donald owes everything to the tens of millions of dollars in loans and bailouts he received from his family. * Dangerous Donald's businesses have repeatedly gone bankrupt, leaving investors, contractors and small businesses holding the bag for his disastrous business decisions. * During one of his business bankruptcies, his personal finances were at the mercy of banks who put him on an "allowance" of $400,000 per month. * His Trump "University" fleeced thousands of Americans simply looking to get ahead. * Trump's unfounded predictions of recession under President Obama and warnings against investing in the stock market are reckless. * Economists have actually predicted Trump's policies could start an international trade war and even destabilize the global economy . * Trump's tax plan would overwhelmingly benefit the rich while costing the country $9.5 trillion to implement -- more than any other Republican plan proposed. It also violates his pledge not to increase the national debt. * Trump actually said at one of the Republican Party's debates that "wages are too high" and opposed raising the minimum wage * Trump wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would jeopardize health care for 20 million Americans who've been able to get coverage under Obamacare. Republicans couldn't unite against him and failed to stand up to him during their primary because they were playing to the same extreme base of their party. Democrats will be united and hold Donald Trump accountable every day until November 8th. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 - MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Dacey, Amy Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 11:37 AM To: Miranda, Luis; Dillon, Lauren Subject: Fwd: Trump Is there something you guys can work on to get him... 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Hamza's horrid - but we must tolerate him Rod Liddle Wednesday August 28, 2002 The Guardian Sheikh Abu Hamza al-Masri, our maddest of mad mullahs and a cartoon bogeyman to scare the kiddies, spent a quiet and contemplative bank holiday playing with his own children in Victoria Park, Hackney. I've often wondered what incendiary Islamic fundamentalist clerics do on statutory public holidays. Head for the beach and maybe swing by B&Q on the way home, I had hoped. I had this beguiling vision of Hamza paddling in the sea, an ice-cream cone in his one good hand, the waves tickling his shins, and the sheikh mentally preparing to fix those pesky shelves in the kitchen for once, instead of planning the extermination of Zionism and America and maybe me and you, too. But B&Q and a day at the seaside is probably beyond Hamza's budget since the Bank of England froze his assets, so Victoria Park had to do. But he sounded happy enough when I spoke to him, with the babble of tiny, cheerful, Islamic proto-warriors in the background. You must know Hamza; he's the imam designed, it would seem, by the Daily Mail's cartoonist Mac. Large metal hook in place of a left hand. One eye covered by a patch, the other a baleful, watchful, milky-white. We don't mock the disabled any more these days, unless it's someone like Hamza whom we don't like; then, if you'll excuse the inapt phraseology, the gloves come off. So Hamza is known (with that vaulting imagination typical of the British right) as "Captain Hook", in articles which usually call for his arrest, or extradition to the US, or deportation back home to Egypt or maybe off to Pakistan or Afghanistan, where he fought the Russians for years and thus sustained his disabilities - anywhere, really; just out of here. And if we can't lock him up or chuck him out of the country, maybe we can force him to shut up. Because we don't like Hamza very much. We weren't that fond of him before September 11, but afterwards, in that nervy, paranoid few months when we all thought the sky might fall in, our disapprobation turned into political persecution. And now the Daily Mirror is agitating again for his arrest because they've got hold of secret videos of the man behaving in an even more inflammatory manner, urging warfare on and looting of enemies of Islam. All out of context, and a very long time ago, says the imam, not unduly bothered. But perhaps he should be, because our reputation for broad-mindedness and tolerance towards people like Hamza was thinning even before the Mirror's scoop. Hamza preaches, or preached, at the scary Finsbury Park Mosque - so, earlier this year, the Charity Commissioners banned him from doing so because of his allegedly inflammatory remarks. I didn't know Charity Commissioners were meant to do stuff like that. He has had his passport seized and not returned; his assets have been frozen. He is tailed by the police every now and then, and his access to the media is restricted by internal policing within broadcasting corporations and the press. And this last point is because, we tell ourselves, endlessly - repeating the mantra over and over again, and fervently wishing it to be true - Hamza is not "representative" of British Muslims, as if British Muslims were a simple, homogenous thing with a single voice that one could turn to every now and then for explanation. And perhaps succour. The trouble is, in the first month or so after the twin towers attack he was revealed to be rather more "representative" than the list of those government-approved Muslim spokesmen who were - uncomfortably, I suspect - dragooned briefly into statements of support for the war against terrorism and a blanket condemnation of the Taliban. An opinion poll commissioned by Radio 4's Today programme revealed that an overwhelming majority of British Muslims were against George Bush's crusade. One in six were, to put it mildly, ambivalent about the attack on the US (the remainder condemned the attack unequivocally). A large majority thought the war against terrorism was a war against Islam. Which is what Hamza said, repeatedly. But it was something that, at the time, we didn't want to hear. Now, if you quiz the man on present policy at home and abroad he comes across - superficially, at least - as someone from the liberal left. No war against Iraq; Britain to become independent of US foreign policy and attempt rapprochement with Arab states; stronger action against Israel; mistrust of global capitalism; redistribution of wealth. Nor is he particularly anti-semitic, so far as I can tell, although I don't suppose he will be holidaying in Eilat this year. In yesterday's Guardian, the chief rabbi expressed a willingness to talk to Hamza and was grateful for the sheikh's message of condolence when a London synagogue was attacked. Which is not to say that Hamza is a peaceable Jeffersonian democrat who has been wilfully misrepresented: he is, without question, rather more inflammatory in private sermons to his own people than he is in public. His ideology is an arid and uncompromising interpretation of Islam: he would be happy, in a truly Islamic society, to stone women to death for adultery, for example. You and I would find many - perhaps most - of his views utterly repellent. And that's the point. Because Hamza is the true test of our apparent desire to be multicultural. Multiculturalism is not, surely, the cheerful appropriation of bits of inoffensive minority cultural behaviour by the ruling hegemony. That is a sort of syncopated monoculturalism. Multiculturalism is, rather, the ability of society to tolerate views that are antithetical to the dominant culture - and maybe learn from them. The FBI has been investigating Hamza, but, of course, has found nothing remotely incriminating. The real reason for his vilification and persecution is simply the pungency of his views. It is often said that we should shut him up or arrest him because his rhetoric increases hostility against the Muslim population generally. This is a perfectly noble argument, but it does not wash. You don't defuse a difficult situation by pretending it doesn't exist. And if British Muslims - maybe a minority, maybe not - feel a growing sense of unease or mystification at the direction of western foreign policy, it is not because they have been led in that direction by Hamza. Shutting the man up, therefore, won't make a difference. It is rather as Louis MacNeice had it: The glass is falling hour by hour, the glass will fall for ever. But if you break the bloody glass, you won't hold up the weather. ------------------------ Yahoo! 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Huffington Post is interested in doing a story. Can I forward our statement to RR2? From: Jefferson, Deshundra Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 3:58 PM To: Paustenbach, Mark; Miranda, Luis; Walker, Eric; Walsh, Tom Subject: RE: Trump's message to black America: Ferguson and Oakland are the new Iraq Mark, Luis: Any comments? From: Jefferson, Deshundra Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 2:52 PM To: Paustenbach, Mark; Miranda, Luis; Walker, Eric; Walsh, Tom Subject: Trump's message to black America: Ferguson and Oakland are the new Iraq Donald Trump has put down the dog whistle in favor of a megaphone. In an interview with The New York Times Magazine, Donald Trump equated Ferguson and Oakland to Iraq, claiming both cities are "among the most dangerous in the world." Equating these two American cities to a war zone is meant to stoke fear of living in black communities, and further highlights his callous disregard for the African-American community. Trump hasn't shied away from using race as a wedge issue during his presidential bid. He immediately launched into a verbal tirade against Mexican immigrants, calling them criminals, drug dealers and rapists when he launched his campaign. He was slow to distance himself David Duke, the former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan who endorsed the campaign, during a Meet the Press interview. Trump also vowed to ban Muslims from entering the United States within his first 100 days in office, and claimed that thousands of Muslims were cheering as the World Trade Center fell during September 11. Trump's latest message to black America that Ferguson and Oakland are the new Iraq is yet another example of his dangerous and divisive race-baiting. We're not sure how much lower Trump can sink, but the bottom of his campaign shows no depth. [SigDems] Deshundra Jefferson, Southern Regional Communications Director Democratic National Committee JeffersonD@dnc.org | (202) 863-8112


What do you think? I think we should be managing to improve the bottom line. -----Original Message----- From: Geaccone, Tracy Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 3:45 PM To: Hayslett, Rod Subject: FW: NNG & TW Ad Valorem Tax Accrual - 2002 Plan vs. 2001 Forecast What do you think? -----Original Message----- From: Tilotta, Robert W Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 2:51 PM To: Kleb, Steve Cc: Geaccone, Tracy; Schick, Warren Subject: RE: NNG & TW Ad Valorem Tax Accrual - 2002 Plan vs. 2001 Forecast Property tax liability, in a given tax year i.e. 2002, is directly related to the level of income and asset cost of the prior calendar year i.e. 2001. As in the case of NNG & TW, income and asset cost are increasing. Therefore, property taxes also will increase. In order to keep the property tax liability flat, three strategies are available (1) book any gain on the sale of an asset below the line (N.U.O.I.), (2) assets there are no longer in service should be retired from the books of records, and (3) items that can be expensed should be expensed and not capitalized to plant, property, & equipment. If you have any other questions or comments, please advise. Robert W. Tilotta Enron Corp. 1400 Smith Street Property Tax Department Suite 3AC-1462 Houston, Texas 77002-7361 Telephone: (713) 853-7995 FAX: (713) 646-3456 e-mail: Robert.Tilotta@enron.com -----Original Message----- From: Kleb, Steve Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 6:33 AM To: Tilotta, Robert W Cc: Geaccone, Tracy; Schick, Warren Subject: NNG & TW Ad Valorem Tax Accrual - 2002 Plan vs. 2001 Forecast The 2002 Plan reflects an annual property tax accrual increase for both companies of approximately $1.0 MM (NNG $.3 MM and TW $.7 MM) above what is presently being accrued on each company this year. Would you please respond to Tracy on the reasons for the increase between years and also provide a possible strategy for keeping the accrual flat. She will need your response by Friday to cover any question/concerns Stan may have after his review this weekend. Thanks in advance for your cooperation and support.


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Jonathan, I haven't looked at these in great detail, but I have a problem with Martin making suggestions about the TSU Exec Summary for chap 6. Weren't these decided by consensus among the Chap 6 authors? Why does Martin have any say about this? Clarification is one thing, but some of these suggestions seem to be 'leading'. I think we should be very cautious about changing anything substantive here at the last moment. [This is the expurgated version of what I really thing.] David At 4:55 PM -0600 8/31/06, Jonathan Overpeck wrote: >Hi all - We need to submit our latest chap 6 >Exec Summary to TSU tomorrow if we can. We can >still make changes, but I wanted to update with >Martin's suggestions taken into account. See the >attached and please comment regarding my strike >throughs and additions (yellow highlight). >Martin's comments are in yellowish text, and my >questions to you (especially FORTUNAT) are >higlighted in PURPLE. > >Please send by tomorrow aft if you can. > >Not that I've sent to those I think are on-line >right now. Will send to the whole team later >with more edited text. > >Thanks, Peck >-- >Jonathan T. Overpeck >Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >Professor, Department of Geosciences >Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences > >Mail and Fedex Address: > >Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor >University of Arizona >Tucson, AZ 85721 >direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 >fax: +1 520 792-8795 > > > >Attachment converted: >Toltec:Ch06_FinalDraft_ExecSumV3.doc (WDBN/«IC») >(1BEA76C7) -- /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


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Dear Valerie, Keith, Eystein and Peck, Here are my comments on the glaciers box and suggestions for some improvements. I apologize that I am commenting the text that I was supposed to write myself, but we all know the reason – it was done in a rush and I had very limited access to the literature in the fall. I spent two weeks in Lamont (just came back) and had opportunity to read more. I want to say that I very much appreciate the help and contribution from all people who saved the situation to get the draft for the ZOD, and I hope that we can sharpen it further now. In general my main concerns are the following: 1. We are focusing on the continuous records, which is one of the main achievement of the last years, indeed. But the real continuous records come from Scandinavia only – even the Alps are mostly based on moraine datings (wood etc.). The records from FJL and Brooks Range are not continuous, they are just the same as in any other place in the World, presented as continuous curves. So, two potential strategies can be suggested – to forget the rest of the World and keep the picture Scandinavia and Alps only or add more discontinuos records drawn as curves. I would go for the second solution for obvious reason to keep the global prospective. I attach more curves that I got from publications + I asked Tom Lowell and Wibjorn Karlen to make something of this kind for NZealand and Africa. I suggest to focus in detail (with dates etc.)on the Scandinavian records (as we did in our text), but briefly discuss the general picture of Holocene glacier variations referring to the updated picture. I need your opinion before changing the graphics (see comments and suggestions in "Box comments SO" file) 2. During a good half of the Holocene the glaciers were SMALLER than now. I attach here the figure with the same axes as at the Valerie' picture (warmest/wettest periods), and the detailed comments on it. To be "scientifically correct" we probably can shade these periods for the regions that we are presenting at our figure (see a separate file "smaller than now" ). What is unusual about the modern retreat is the RATE, though we do not know much about the rate of the former retreat (again because of the lack of continuous records). 3. I changed the introduction. I believe that it is really important to keep the general prospective and mention the exceptions, namely glacier advances (at a Holocene global scale) reflect mostly temperature, therefore a kind of global synchroniety can be visible, though occasionally precipitation may trigger certain advances – maritime and tropical regions are likely to experience it more often than the rest of the World) . Two papers justifying this point of view appeared recently (Oerlemans, 2005, Mayewski et al., 2004) and deserve attention. I included the refs in the updated text. I am ready to discuss further this part, but I believe that we need changes here! I am aware that this will require rather big changes in the text and figure, but I hope we are still at the stage when we can change, can we? I will come soon with comments on the whole text and suggestions for the links to Ch4 (cryosphere), but I am really concern about those glaciers in the box, you know… Regards, olga Thanks! Peck > >>Hello, >> >>Thanks a lot for the remaind. I (eventually!) got access to the >>literature (in Columbia University where I am now) and will come >>soon with comments and improvement of the etxt - at list concerning >>the glaciers in the Holocene and last two millennia. >> >>Regards, >>olga >> >> >>>Hi all - We have heard from a good number of you, but also have not >>>heard from some of you. Please note the deadline for the first round >>>of post-ZOD feedback was yesterday, and more is due next week. If you >>>have not sent your material, or contacted us yet, please do so as >>>soon as possible. A small delay is ok, but we need to hear from you >>>in any case - please respond if you have not already done so. >>> >>>Thanks, Peck and Eystein >>> >>>>Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 11:15:25 -0700 >>>>To: wg1-ar4-ch06@joss.ucar.edu,betteotto-b >>>>From: Jonathan Overpeck >>>>Subject: The next round of work is upon us - IMPORTANT >>>>Cc: >>>>Bcc: >>>>X-Attachments: :Macintosh HD:370627:Glossary WgI TARChap6.doc: >>>> >>>>Greetings Chap 6 Lead Authors: >>>> >>>>By now, the rush up to the ZOD is hopefully but a fond memory, and >>>>you're ready to get back into the thick of IPCC chapter work. Both >>>>Chapter 6 and the other chapters are now on the WG 1 website for all >>>>of you to enjoy and critique. See your email from the WG1 TSU for >>>>information on how to get ZOD chapters. >>>> >>>>As you read our chapter, you will no doubt be thinking - "it's >>>>really too bad we did so much at the last minute, and that the ZOD >>>>is so rough." The science is in there, and you all did a great job, >>>>but in the future, we won't have the luxury of sending an incomplete >>>>draft to the TSU. The purpose of this email is to set a deliberate >>>>pace to ensure that our FOD is as perfect and polished as possible. >>>>Anything short of this will look bad to our colleagues, and will >>>>cost us more work in the official post-FOD IPCC review process. >>>>PLEASE MEET ALL DEADLINES below. >>>> >>>>Please read all of this communication and NOTE the deadlines - we >>>>are asking that you all respond quickly on a couple issues. >>>> >>>>****1) Due as soon as you read this email - we would like to >>>>consider a pre-May LA meeting involving all, or a sub-set of LAs, >>>>and would like to know when you are available to meet for 2 days >>>>(plus travel to/from US East Coast). The purpose would be to get >>>>much further ahead with the FOD and to be able make the most of the >>>>Beijing LA2 meeting in May. Remember how frustrating the Trieste >>>>meeting was due to the lack of time. Please let us know if you are >>>>available to meet April 12,13 (Tues/Wed) and April 19,20 (Tues/Wed). >>>>We will pick the dates that work best. Funding would be handled in >>>>the usual IPCC manner. >>>> >>>> >>>>****2) Due February 24, 2005 - each person should read ALL of the >>>>Chapter 6 ZOD. As you do this, please compiling a list of all the >>>>issues/tasks you think need to be dealt with and completed before >>>>the FOD. For example: >>>> >>>>o what important issues or disagreements remain unresolved and what >>>>needs to be done to resolve them? >>>>o what work is needed to make the text better? >>>>o what key (relevant) science is missing? >>>>o what key references are missing or need to be updated? >>>>o are there key display items that need to be deleted or added? >>>>o what work is needed to make final draft display items? >>>> >>>>Each LA should provide the above information to PECK and EYSTEIN on >>>>a section-by-section basis by February 24. Please let us know NOW if >>>>you can't meet this deadline. >>>> >>>> >>>>****3) Due March 3, 2005 - (we have to meet a key IPCC deadline) >>>>-Now that we have our ZOD, we have been requested to provide input >>>>for the official IPCC AR4 Glossary. Please see the attached glossary >>>>document, and follow the instructions included at the top of that >>>>file. THIS IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS OUR OTHER WORK. Each LA should >>>>provide this information TO PECK AND EYSTEIN by March 3. Please let >> >>us know NOW if you can't meet this deadline. >>>> >>>> >>>>****4) Due March 10, 2005 - in Trieste, we assigned Chapter Liaisons >>>>for each of the other WG1 chapters. This liaison list is attached >>>>below. Please note that some of you are liaisons for more than one >>>>other chapter. For each chapter for which you are liaison (and more >>>>if you are so inspired), please compile: >>>> >>>>o a list of substantive scientific suggestions for the LAs of that >>>>chapter, particularly as they relate to Chapter 6 - don't get bogged >>>>down in general editing. >>>>o a list of issues that our Chapter 6 team must work on to ensure >>>>compatibility with other chapters; in each case, describe the issue >>>>and how you think it should best be resolved. Ideally, we can do >>>>much of this before Beijing. >>>> >>>>Each LA should provide the above information to PECK and EYSTEIN by >>>>March 10. Please let us know NOW if you can't meet this deadline. >>>> >>>>******************************** >>>>Lastly, we have some good news. As you all know, Bette Otto-Bleisner >>>>did a great last-minute job in helping with section 6.4.2 >>>>(Equilibrium model evaluations), and has made it possible for us to >>>>tap into PMIP2 in a much needed manner. We clearly need her >>>>continued major contribution, and thus asked the IPCC WG1 Bureau to >>>>appoint her to our LA team. Susan Solomon supported this request and >>>>we recently received a positive response. So, welcome to the team, >>>>Bette! >>>> >>>>PLEASE work hard to meet deadlines - I think we all know what >>>>happens when deadlines are not met, and we cannot afford to miss >>>>deadlines any longer. >>>> >>>>Thanks, Peck and Eystein >>>> >>>> >>>>Chapter Six - Paleoclimate >>>>Cross-Chapter Liaisons >>>> >>>>Frequency Asked Questions Stefan >>>> >>>>Chapter 1. Historical Dominique (served on SAR) >>>> >>>>Chapter 2. Radiation Dominique (trace gas, aerosol) >>>> David (solar, volcanic, aerosol) >>>> >>>>Chapter 3. Atmo Obs Keith >>>> Ramesh >>>> >>>>Chapter 4. Cyro Obs Dick (ice sheets >>>> Olga (mountain ice) >>>> >>>>Chapter 5. Ocean Obs. Jean-Claude >>>> Eystein >>>> >>>>Chapter 7. Biogeochem Fortunat (biogeochem) >>>> Ricardo (veg dynamics) >>>> >>>>Chapter 8. Model Eval Bette >>>> Dick >>>> Stefan >>>> David >>>> >>>>Chapter 9. Attribution David >>>> Valerie >>>> Keith >>>> >>>>Chapter 10. Projections David >>>> Stefan >>>> >>>>Chapter 11. Regional Dan >>>> Ramesh >>>> Zhang >>>> Overpeck >>>> >>>>-- >>>> >>>>Jonathan T. Overpeck >>>>Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >>>>Professor, Department of Geosciences >>>>Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences >>>> >>>>Mail and Fedex Address: >>>> >>>>Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >>>>715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor >>>>University of Arizona >>>>Tucson, AZ 85721 >>>>direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 >>>>fax: +1 520 792-8795 >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>>-- >>>Jonathan T. Overpeck >>>Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >>>Professor, Department of Geosciences >>>Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences >>> >>>Mail and Fedex Address: >>> >>>Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >>>715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor >>>University of Arizona >>>Tucson, AZ 85721 >>>direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 >>>fax: +1 520 792-8795 >>> >>> >> >>-- >>Dr.Olga Solomina >>Corresponding Member of Russian Academy of Sciences >>Institute of Geography RAS >>Staromonetny-29 >>Moscow, Russia >>tel: 007-095-125-90-11, 007-095-939-01-21 >>fax: 007-095-959-00-33 >>e-mail: olgasolomina@yandex.ru >>PAGES Web:www.pages-igbp.org > > >-- >Jonathan T. Overpeck >Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >Professor, Department of Geosciences >Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences > >Mail and Fedex Address: > >Institute for the Study of Planet Earth >715 N. 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Doyle ____________________ ARTICLE TEXT: Deadly taboo: Youth suicide an epidemic that many in Utah prefer to ignore By Lucinda Dillon Kinkead and Dennis Romboy Deseret Morning News Kelly Sowell, 17, athlete and poet, Grand County High School, died Nov. 4, 2005 Image Keith Johnson, Deseret Morning News Crista Eggett sits in the room of her brother, Blake, a talented Riverton High School flute player who committed suicide Oct. 28, 2005. J.J. Serassio, 16, Eagle Scout, Riverton High School, died Nov. 15, 2005. Sierra Dawn Woodward, 15, sophomore, American Fork High School, died March 28, 2006. Buried in the details of carefully worded obituaries, the tragic clues emerge. "Sierra chose to leave this life and return to what she believed would be a better place." Every 11 days, a Utah teenager like Sierra succeeds in taking his or her own life. With teen suicide in a leading role as a killer of Utah young people, state officials could be mounting a full-frontal attack on the problem. In fact, the opposite is true. Suicide is clearly a taboo subject. And to talk about youth suicide is to wade into the complicated, mysterious arena of mental health and the delicate world of teenage emotion. This is a place few want to go. No one wants to venture into the dark realms where Utah young people — with the possibility and potential they represent — meet despair and self-destruction. Virtually no one wants to explore factors that contribute to a teenager's private decision to end his life with a gun, pills, carbon monoxide or a rope. But those who are closest to this issue say we must. Therapists, educators, "suicidologists" and parents who have lost children to suicide say this community must begin to talk about teenage suicide in a more honest way in order to change the state's infamous reputation. Utah leads the nation in suicides among men aged 15 to 24. "We have too much to lose if we don't work together and speak out about this silent epidemic," said Utah first lady Mary Kaye Huntsman, who has turned her attention to the issue in recent months. Young women are not immune. In fact, females attempt suicide three times as often as males. Males, though, use more lethal means and are four times as likely to wind up dead. Utah also has the 11th highest suicide rate — 14.3 deaths per 100,000 people — in the nation over all age groups, according to the most recent data from the American Association of Suicidology. A former surgeon general who recently spoke in Utah about suicide prevention said he was impressed with the state's warm and friendly people, said Ken Tuttle, director of psychiatry at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. But he added, "In New York, we kill each other. In Utah, you kill yourselves." Brandon Cannistraci, 19, big brother, died Sept. 13, 2004. Blake Eggett, 17, flute soloist, Riverton High marching band, died Oct. 28, 2005. Martika Bate, 15, honor roll student, East High School, died Jan. 27, 2006. The number of elderly people who take their own lives is still higher than the number of teenagers who do so, but the rate has stayed about the same since 1960, said Dr. Doug Gray, a University of Utah child psychiatrist and expert in teen suicide. Meanwhile, the youth suicide rate here has doubled, tripled and looks like it will quadruple. "It's one thing to consider an 85-year-old person who suicides because of medical problems," Gray said. "We think of that in a very different way than when a cute 16-year-old girl hangs herself in the basement." "It is a significant health problem among adolescents, and that's something that has a significant impact on our community," said Todd Grey, Utah's chief medical examiner. Indeed, a Deseret Morning News investigation into this sensitive issue found suicide among teenagers causes profound repercussions in the families, schools and communities where they occur. Image Scott G. Winterton, Deseret Morning News Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff with daughter Danielle. The teen has struggled with psychological disorders that induce suicidal thoughts. "It's been the toughest thing in my life," said Kerry Bate, whose granddaughter, Martika, was living with him when she took her life in January. Luckily, Bate said, he and his wife are raising three other grandchildren. The little ones are a blessing, he says. "It gives us a reason to go on; otherwise, it would be really hard to face the future." Bate knew nothing of his granddaughter's intention. Neither did George and Darla Serassio of Riverton until a family member found their son in the garage, slumped behind the wheel of his red Camaro and dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. Mike and Sherilyn Sowell of Moab knew about their daughter's depression and had searched in state and out for the perfect blend of medication, support and therapy that would help. They did not find it before their daughter hanged herself in the closet of the family's home. "We find this happening in our homes for very different reasons, under very different circumstances," Huntsman said. "What we need to do as a community is put our arms around these kids and ask why." Research shows many more Utah young people than one might guess are hovering on the brink of the decision made by Sierra, Blake and Martika. * One in six students had seriously considered suicide in the past 12 months, according to a Youth Risk Behavior Survey conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. * One in eight students had made a plan to commit suicide in the past 12 months, according to the same survey. * About 2 percent of Utah young people attempt suicide in a manner that requires medical attention. * Almost a third of Utah high school girls felt sad or hopeless. Image Blake Eggett killed himself in October 2005. "Don't blame yourselves," he wrote in a note. Author and television personality Art Linkletter addressed the issue after his 19-year-old daughter took her life: "The word suicide is without a doubt one of the most dreadful words in the English language. People wince at the sound of it and avoid using it to describe the tragic death it implies. . . . "And yet it must be faced squarely and discussed openly because it has become one of the leading causes of death among both the young and the very old in this country," Linkletter said. So, with all the talk about underage drinking, of illegal drug use, dangerous behavior and car accidents involving teens, parents must be aware of a startling fact, said Michelle Moskos, one of the state's premier experts on this grim subject. "What parents don't know is that their child is more likely to die by suicide than by all of those other factors," Moskos said. "Parents don't know that." Blake Eggett recognized his own depression his sophomore year in high school after learning more about mental health in a class. He talked about dying and death to some friends, and one e-mailed his parents. Larry and Barbra Eggett talked to their youngest son, and all agreed he should see the family doctor. However, the antidepressants the doctor prescribed made Blake more lethargic than he was before, and he stopped taking the medication a few months later. As his parents recall, Blake's moods seemed to get better after that. He had more energy. His ups and downs seemed like normal teenage stuff, though school remained a struggle. If it weren't for band, where he excelled at the flute, he wouldn't have gone to school at all, according to his mom, Barbra. But Blake pulled his grades up during the first quarter of his senior year at Riverton High School. Image Martika Bate, 15, an honor roll student at East High School, killed herself Jan. 27, 2006. "It seemed to me like things were going pretty well for him," said drum major Jason Weimer, a longtime friend. His parents often asked him how he was doing. "I'm fine," Blake would say, and Larry and Barbra Eggett wanted to believe him. Their son ordered a new flute on eBay a week or so before he died. He was planning to go with the band to a competition in California the following week. In other conversations, Blake talked about a future beyond high school, including a senior trip to Japan and plans for college. "It seemed like he had a purpose and an idea of what he wanted to do," Weimer said. On Oct. 27, 2005, Blake performed during the band's fall concert. "He was just as happy as could be that night," Larry Eggett said. But looking back, his father doesn't know if those upbeat moments were real or contrived. "There were times when he seemed genuinely happy," said Larry Eggett. "I don't know if he really was or if he was just masking his feelings." The day he died, Blake told his mother, who works in the school cafeteria, that he was going home sick. When she arrived at the house later in the afternoon, she found the van he drove parked outside but no sign of her youngest son. His girlfriend called saying he wasn't answering his cell phone either. Barbra Eggett woke Blake's older brother Kevin, and the two of them searched the house. They found Blake hanging from a rope in the garage. "Don't blame yourselves," he had typed on his computer. "I've always been unhappy and depressed. I've learned how to hide it." He closed with, "Goodbye, I'm going to die now." A single event does not cause suicide — not a bad grade, not a fight with parents, not being cut from the team. Suicide is more complicated than that. There are multiple causes. It is usually something internal. Image Keith Johnson, Deseret Morning News Martika Bate was found by her cousin Joshua Bate, 14, left, who is standing in their grandparents' new home. The family moved because the home where Martika hanged herself held too many memories. Joshua has been especially traumatized by the death. Taking one's life often stems from intense feelings of worthlessness, loneliness and depression. The pain and anguish are too much to bear. People with suicidal thoughts feel trapped in what they perceive as a hopeless situation, and pulling a trigger or swallowing pills ends the unbearable torment. It is the formidable task of parents and mental health experts to teach teens strategies other than self-destruction. Deseret Morning News reporters spent three months researching this subject for a series of articles, titled "Teen Suicide: Utah's grim reality," which begins today. This series seeks to educate the public about what the Utah Department of Health calls a teenage suicide epidemic and explore factors that contribute to the phenomenon. The series also hopes to address the blanket of silence surrounding suicide that all parties agree is at the root of the solution. The stigma prevents some young people from acknowledging destructive thoughts within themselves. It prevents parents from seeking help for their children and even keeps the state medical examiner from properly classifying such deaths as suicides. "We have got to do away with this stigma," says Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, whose daughter has struggled with suicidal thoughts. "We need to recognize it as a problem and address it." Easier said than done. Through dozens of interviews with young people, parents, doctors, counselors and state officials increasingly concerned about the problem, reporters concluded several important points about teen suicide in Utah: - Insurance companies and lawmakers are failing our young people in the context of this problem. Although treatment and medication for mental health concerns associated with suicide have improved, experts say insurance company restrictions have a stranglehold on preventive measures. Image Keith Johnson, Deseret Morning News Mary Kaye Huntsman speaks during a Power In You assembly at Riverton High School. Utah's first lady is speaking out on the issue of teen suicide. - Ninety percent of young people who complete suicide have some form of major psychiatric disorder, although the majority are not taking medication at the time they take their lives. - Utah does not have a suicide prevention advocacy network or a crisis center, which would be a critical clearinghouse for worried adults and teenagers. - Local treatment beds for young people who are suicidal have decreased. And there is little, if any, public funding for young people up until the point of absolute crisis. Research also uncovered some disturbing human behavior that contributes to teen suicide. It is not known, for example, to what degree high gun ownership in Utah contributes to this issue. What is clear from counselors and psychiatrists though, is that parents are reluctant to remove guns from homes, even when advised how dangerous it is to have firearms around a young person who is depressed, bipolar or suicidal. And today, in the warming days of April, Utahns should have particular reason for concern: According to therapists and research, suicide rates are highest in the spring. As child psychiatrist Karen Black says: "We are headed into the manic season." Already this spring, a Utah girl is forever lost to suicide. On March 28 — one week after the season officially arrived — Sierra Dawn Woodward, 15, a sophomore at American Fork High School, died in her family's Pleasant Grove back yard. Sierra and a friend went to her mother's workplace to use a computer that Tuesday afternoon, according to a police report. They left about 4:30 p.m. for home, and Sierra's friend dropped her off just before 5 p.m. The girl called her mother about that time to say she'd arrived home safely and was starting on her math homework. Image Some teen suicide victims leave notes, and others don't. This note was found in one Utah girl's bedroom on the day of her suicide in 2004. But Sierra did not start her studies. As near as police can figure, the girl wearing a black hoodie and a baseball cap wrote three notes of apology and good-bye. In large letters she wrote "I'm sorry," on one note her mom found later in the house and "But I love you all" on another. She text-messaged three friends with a simple, "I love you." At some point she got her father's loaded .44 Smith and Wesson handgun from a cabinet in his headboard. Her dad told police later he didn't think Sierra had ever fired the gun or that she knew where it was stored. Sierra took the weapon but left the soft leather gun cover on her parents' bed, and when Pamela Woodward saw the empty holster 45 minutes later, she started searching for her daughter. It had been raining, and the ground outside was wet. Rock music was still coming through the girl's headphones when Pamela found her daughter in the corner of the yard. She tried to rouse the girl, then saw the blood and head wound. After her funeral, someone named "Sissy" wrote a heart-breaking note on Sierra's online memorial page. "I love you so much. I thought it was enough to save you." The Utah Youth Suicide Study, the state's most careful analysis of this issue, provides the best profile of those young people who "complete" suicide. * 89 percent were male. * 58 percent used firearms. * 93 percent were Caucasian. * 74 percent killed themselves at home. * 63 percent had contact with the criminal justice system, and half of those had referrals for substance use, abuse or possession. * Only 3 percent were using psychotropic medications when they died. Photo Deseret Morning News graphic * Only 2 percent were active in public mental health treatment. Why, parents ask. Why so many teenagers in Utah? There is tremendous pressure on young people today, mental health experts say. Like the second-grade girl saddled with a bevy of extracurricular activities and 16 pages of nightly homework who recently came to the office of child psychiatrist Karen Black. "This kid is really bright," she said. "But she looks very unhappy and is feeling pretty pressured." There is also no question guns are a factor, experts say. Beyond that, there are only pieces to a complex puzzle and questions. Studies show 90 percent of young people who take their lives suffer from mental illness. Though some are on medication, most are not. Antidepressants have lowered suicide rates, according to studies in 14 countries. But what is normal teenage angst and what is depression and suicidal behavior? Combining mental illness with drug abuse is the deadliest of combinations. "Having both of these raises the risk another level," Gray said. Teenage suicides are high in all the Rocky Mountain states. Is there some fierce sense of Western independence that contributes to Utah's high ranking? Utah does rank near the top 10 suicide rates nationally, but it is misleading to say it alone has an epidemic. The Rocky Mountain states have a 30 percent higher rate than the rest of the country, Gray said, and nobody really knows why. The Eggetts went through a litany of questions. Was it our fault? What could we have done differently? Larry Eggett has a tinge of regret for not sharing his chocolate milk with his son the night before he died. There was one small bottle left in the refrigerator that Blake wanted to drink. His father wanted it for his lunch the next day. Photo Deseret Morning News graphic The Eggetts have since come to know that Blake didn't die over chocolate milk. "You can't play that 'what if' game," Barbra Eggett said. "If you do, you can't move on." Margaret Jackson, who lost her son Eddie to suicide, agrees. "Everybody goes into their little shame corner, and there is no healing for the families," she said. "There is no healing." A highly motivated honor roll student with an ebullient personality who feeds homeless people on Sunday mornings doesn't end her life hanging in a closet. Not in a perfect world. But Martika Lynn Canphone Bate didn't live in a perfect world. Despite her loving kindness, her laughter, her academic achievements, her beauty, the 15-year-old East High sophomore suffered inside. No one really knew her pain because she didn't share it. Kerry and Marilyn Bate didn't hide the fact their granddaughter, for whom they had legal custody, committed suicide. A line in her Jan. 29 obituary reads: "She hid her own vulnerabilities beneath her need to take care of others and quietly succumbed to depression over fear of failure to achieve her idea of perfection, taking her own life at the age of 15." The Bates didn't know how much Tika was hurting. She didn't talk about suicide other than to call it something she would never do. Tika's life began to unravel after a rocky start in a high school class that resulted in a failing grade. Her identity was wrapped up in her grades. To her family it appears that when she lost control of her grades, she lost her grip on life. But that wasn't all she couldn't control. She couldn't control the strained relationship with her mother. She couldn't control her father's mental illness. She couldn't control the grief that came with the death of a cousin and an uncle. "If you have several deaths in your family, it makes it look like an acceptable thing," Kerry Bate said. Her depression really wasn't revealed until she started counseling just a few week before she died. Bate believes had she kept her head above water in therapy, her death could have been prevented. Instead, her 14-year-old cousin Joshua, who also lived with the family, found her one Friday night. She had hanged herself in her bedroom. As is the case with most families connected to young people who take their lives, the impact on Tika's family has been profound. Joshua never slept in his room again. In fact the boy, who goes to therapy and is on a 10-month waiting list for grief counseling, barely slept at all until recently. "I was always thinking about her," he said. For two months, he fell asleep in the La-Z-Boy in the living room with the television on. Three weeks ago, the family moved to a new house. Springtime. A new start. Her grandfather is still traumatized. He thinks of the hundreds who came to Martika's funeral, the unfulfilled promise, the happiness in store if she could have just made it through the sadness. "I don't think kids at that age know how important they are in the larger network of life," Bate said. "She thought she was just a pebble." The state clearly has not adequately addressed the issue in the past decade. Not much has changed in that time. There is a core of dedicated Utah professionals who continue to study suicide, but money for ongoing research and prevention programs is in short supply. "I don't think the public understands mental health issues. . . . Because of that, I don't think some kids are getting the support they need," psychiatrist Black said. Utahns in general remain squeamish about openly discussing the problem and its complex psychological causes. "I believe if the whole suicide issue wasn't so cloaked in secrecy," said Ray Wahl, administrator of Utah's Juvenile Court System, "then we could deal with some of these kids at the front end, instead of after something bad has happened." Several doctors associated with the University of Utah School of Medicine participated in an unprecedented study on youth suicide on the barriers to mental health treatment for adolescents. For the study, officials examined the suicide deaths of 49 Utah young people. They conducted 270 hours of interviews with parents and other survivors to evaluate their access to mental health treatment. The study made clear the role society's attitude plays in this problem and concluded those who died faced the following barriers for adequate mental health care: * The belief that nothing could help. * The belief that seeking help is a sign of weakness or failure. * The reluctance to admit to having mental health problems. * The denial of problems. * The embarrassment about seeking help. The study concluded, "It is suggested that the stigma of mental illness is a considerable barrier to mental health treatment." Shurtleff saw this dynamic firsthand. When the state's top law enforcer first spoke publicly — and personally — about better education and awareness on teen suicide, he got some advice from friends. "Are you sure you want to be so public about this?" they asked. "This could hurt your career." "We have this 'All is well in Zion' kind of thing going here," Shurtleff said. "We'd rather not talk about it at all or maybe to go talk to the bishop about it," he said. "If there really is a mental health issue you need help. It doesn't work to talk to the youth leaders or ecclesiastic leaders." Teen suicide is an odd issue for an attorney general's time, but Shurtleff has a personal stake in the topic. Her name is Danielle. His adopted daughter deals with several psychological disorders that induce suicidal thoughts. Dressed in black jeans, black skater shoes and a Green Day hoodie, Danielle Shurtleff exudes attitude. Her auburn hair falls lazily onto her shoulders. She can be a brawler one minute, a sweetheart the next. But the gleam in her eye suggests more puff than huff. Thirteen-year-old Danielle says she has contemplated suicide for all kinds of reasons: When her parents didn't listen. When her parents took a sibling's side. When her parents thought they understood but didn't. When someone was mean to her. When friends turned their backs on her. When something didn't go right. Those are common occurrences in a teenager's life. Most might be upset or angry for a couple of days. But most aren't born with fetal alcohol spectrum syndrome. They aren't diagnosed with ADHD, depression and oppositional defiant disorder. Danielle deals with all of those. She goes through periods of inconsolable sadness and uncontrollable rage. Shurtleff held her late one night while she sobbed, "I want to die. I want to die." On another evening, he wrestled a knife away from her during a youth activity at their LDS Church ward. He cut his hand in the process. Danielle has learned to grapple with suicidal thoughts and come out on top. She's learned to defuse the bad thoughts that come fast and hard some days: "Why am I living? What's the point if my life is so bad? Why am I living?" Now she can answer herself. "If I kill myself, I won't be able to ride my dirt bike." "If I kill myself, I'll hurt the two young neighbor kids who look up to me." "If I kill myself, maybe my friends will think suicide is the answer." "Maybe I should wait to see how things come out." A regimen of antidepressants, antipsychotics and ADHD medication keep her stable. Therapy has taught her coping strategies: Stop. Think. Act. Review. She shares some of her new techniques with her dad. Recently, the two were driving together, and Shurtleff was struggling with the complexities of his Blackberry. He was mad and ready to heave it out the window. "Daddy, stop and think about this," Danielle said. "You have some choices here." E-mail: lucy@desnews.com; romboy@desnews.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around


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