Linux-Announce Digest #180, Volume #4 Sat, 7 Sep 2002 22:13:03 EDT Contents: OO Programming Newsletter #41 from Bruce Eckel (OOPList@BruceEckel.com) The Linux Counter... (Frederick Noronha) Linux Gazette #82 (September 2002) available (Linux Gazette) bigtwo: coffee.marilith.1 released (Bernard yap) NEWS: GNU/DEVELOPMENT... intl orgns take a close look at GNU/Linux (Frederick Noronha) Attn programmers: support offered [FLOSS-Sarai Initiative] (Frederick Noronha) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: OOPList@BruceEckel.com Subject: OO Programming Newsletter #41 from Bruce Eckel Date: 8 Sep 2002 01:25:28 GMT Reply-To: OOPList@BruceEckel.com To unsubscribe send a blank email to leave-eckel-oo-programming-6394293J@earth.lyris.net You are subscribed as linux-announce@sws1.ctd.ornl.gov To modify your email address, go to  OO Programming Newsletter #41 from Bruce Eckel August 2002 = = = Contents = = = * Come work on Thinking in Java in Crested Butte * Thinking in Java, 3rd edition, Revision 2 Imminent * Thinking in C++, Volume 2, Revision 6 Available * Thinking in Java Hands-on Seminar, Bay Area, November * Java2 Enterprise Programming Seminar, Bay Area, November * New seminars * Limited Number of Signed Copies of TIJ2 for sale See the Calendar for the current schedule: =================================== * Come work on Thinking in Java, 3rd edition, in Crested Butte All but one of the Interns has departed (he's staying through December) and we have empty rooms in the condo that I rented in Mt. Crested Butte for the Interns to stay in. If you'd like to volunteer to come up (Crested Butte is gorgeous in late Summer/early Fall, with excellent hiking and mountain biking), stay in the condo, and help work on the 3rd edition of Thinking in Java, please email Sharlynn@Mindview.net with your resume and availability dates (note that the book is due at the end of October). There will be a technical and writing test, and interviews to reveal how well you self-motivate and work with others. This should be a great learning experience and a fun time. =================================== * Thinking in Java, 3rd edition, Revision 2 Imminent The second revision will be up on the site soon, at: The biggest change is that I've rewritten significant part of the multithreading chapter (although it still has a ways to go). The goal is to rewrite the chapter to introduce the essence of threading with simplicity, and without GUI examples (this simplifies things, and allows threads to appear before GUIs). The chapters have also been reorganized into something like their final form, although the final chapter numbering hasn't been done yet. We have made more progress in the testing system. Other details of the changes made in the new version will be at the beginning of the book. The book is due at the end of October. The print version will appear in December. =================================== * Thinking in C++, Volume 2, Revision 9 Available tomorrow Available at: Chapters 1-4 are finished =================================== * Thinking in Java Hands-on Seminar November 4th-8th in San Francisco - Emeryville, CA. Registration opens on September 4th. Created by Bruce Eckel, taught by Andrea Provaglio. We believe this is the best in-depth introduction to Java that you'll find. It's based on the book "Thinking in Java," which was created as the seminar evolved. Please note the early registration discount: * $1,600 for payments received by October 12th * $1,950 for payments received after October 12th =================================== * Java2 Enterprise Programming Seminar November 18th-22th in San Francisco - Emeryville, CA. Registration opens on September 4th. Created and taught by Andrea Provaglio, this seminar introduces you to the practical development of real-world, Web-enabled, distributed applications with Java. It covers J2EE and its key technologies: Enterprise JavaBeans, Servlets, Java ServerPages, and the basic architectural patterns used to combine these technologies into maintainable applications. Andrea has been teaching this course in the US and in Europe for the last two years, and he has recently restructured and updated the seminar to include the latest J2EE features. You'll come out of this course with a comprehensive understanding of the J2EE architecture, of the problems that it is designed to solve, how to select the most appropriate tools, and how to code your solutions. Please note the early registration discount: * $1,700 for payments received by October 26th * $2,300 for payments received after October 26th =================================== * New seminars Bill Venners and I just finished giving the last "Objects & Patterns" seminar, and everyone (especially us) had a great time. We are now beginning to work towards the two new seminars spawned by Objects & Patterns, which Bill and I plan to teach together: Design Patterns in Java (Drawing primarily from "Thinking in Patterns") Designing Objects & Systems This will include a lot of material from Bill's upcoming book on Object Design, along with coverage of UML, XP, Object-Oriented Design techniques and guidelines, and of course exercises and projects. We hope to begin teaching the courses early next year. Stay tuned. =================================== * Limited Number of Signed Copies of TIJ2 for sale I'm selling the last 17 of my author copies of Thinking in Java, 2nd edition. I've signed each one and drawn a little cartoon with the signature (the books are in La Mesa, and I'm in Crested Butte, so unfortunately I can't personalize them). The cost in the USA is $40, which includes handling and mailing. Outside the USA, you'll have to email to the address below to find out the additional shipping cost. To order, divide your credit card number (Visa, MC, Amex) into two different emails (not high security, but highly likely to be safe), and include your credit card billing address and expiration date. Email your order to: Wayne@MindView.net Wayne will email you back to clarify any necessary details. ___| Until Next Time... |________________________ Computer nerd humor Java programming questions: Speaking & Seminar schedule: Anyone can sign up for this free newsletter by visiting: Bruce Eckel  --- You are currently subscribed to eckel-oo-programming as: linux-announce@sws1.ctd.ornl.gov To unsubscribe send a blank email to leave-eckel-oo-programming-6394293J@earth.lyris.net ########################################################################## # Send submissions for comp.os.linux.announce to: cola@stump.algebra.com # # PLEASE remember a short description of the software and the LOCATION. # # This group is archived at ~cola/ # ########################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Frederick Noronha Subject: The Linux Counter... Date: 8 Sep 2002 01:25:32 GMT Please sign-up at the Linux Counter: Please visit it and sign up (if you haven't already) at Why? * It's a small way of saying 'thank you' to an excellent OS and acknowledging you find it useful... * Letting everyone out there know where all GNU/Linux is being used * Building a useful database of GNU/Linux in your locality (Goa) * Finding out where all other people in Goa are using GNU/Linux. * Just seeing how this volunteer driven model builds itself by innovative styles of organising.... FN ########################################################################## # Send submissions for comp.os.linux.announce to: cola@stump.algebra.com # # PLEASE remember a short description of the software and the LOCATION. # # This group is archived at ~cola/ # ########################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Linux Gazette Subject: Linux Gazette #82 (September 2002) available Date: 8 Sep 2002 01:25:35 GMT Reply-To: gazette@ssc.com "Linux Gazette...Making Linux just a little more fun!" Linux Gazette is a freely available, WWW e-zine that includes short articles giving tips and tricks, ideas and suggestions for customizing and running Linux. It is a member of the Linux Documentation Project. Linux Gazette issue #82, September 2002, is out and can be found at: For download purposes, individual issues of LG are available at: ftp://ftp.ssc.com/pub/lg/ A list of mirror sites can be found at: While we do not mail issues of LG to our readers--it's just too big--we do have an announcement service. Write lg-announce-request@ssc.com with the word subscribe in the body, and each month you will receive an e-mail notice when we post Linux Gazette. Topics in this issue include: * The MailBag * More 2-Cent Tips * The Answer Gang * News Bytes * Ecol , by Javier Malonda at escomposlinux.org * Qubism , by Jon "Sir Flakey" Harsem * Writing your own Toy OS - Part III , by Raghu and Chitkala * Kerberos: The watchdog of the Ether , by Raj Shekhar * My Guide To Digital Photography , by Rob Tougher * Adaptive Linux Firewalls , by Vasoo Veerapen * Multihead Systems under Linux and Windows , by Alan Ward * The Back Page Read all about it in Linux Gazette. Michael Orr Editor, Linux Gazette ########################################################################## # Send submissions for comp.os.linux.announce to: cola@stump.algebra.com # # PLEASE remember a short description of the software and the LOCATION. # # This group is archived at ~cola/ # ########################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Bernard yap Subject: bigtwo: coffee.marilith.1 released Date: 8 Sep 2002 01:25:38 GMT Greetings to all, 'bigtwo' is an cross-platform (tho' it's meant to run on linux) object oriented game engine for the card game of "cho dai di" with integrated artificial intelligence to simplify the job of developing game servers/clients for the card game. - Release [coffee.marilith.1] - This is an alpha release of the game engine (codenamed 'coffee') intended for engine/AI testing. A simulation test of AI playing against each other and a simple text-based single player client are included in the release for that purpose. - ChangeLog - o some minor AI tweaks o added game engine version information o fixed bug in game initialization o fixed bugs that blocked the straights 23456 & A2345 - Work in progress - o further fixes/improvements on the game engine/AI o a cross-platform GUI/graphical client. - SF Project Page - - Download - regards, -- const char *me[] = { "Bernard", "" }; pain, n.: One thing, at least it proves that you're alive! ########################################################################## # Send submissions for comp.os.linux.announce to: cola@stump.algebra.com # # PLEASE remember a short description of the software and the LOCATION. # # This group is archived at ~cola/ # ########################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Frederick Noronha Subject: NEWS: GNU/DEVELOPMENT... intl orgns take a close look at GNU/Linux Date: 8 Sep 2002 01:25:42 GMT GNU/DEVELOPMENT, INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT GNU/LINUX >From Frederick Noronha INDIA: There's good news round the corner -- international organisations and prominent networks worldwide are waking up to the rich potential of Free/Open Source Software, a field that is slowly being recognised for the immense promise it holds out to the Third World. But can this be tapped speedily enough and effectively? >From the Unesco to the World Bank, and other global organisations, all are catching up on the potential of using GNU/Linux as a potent tool in working towards development. More so in countries where the cost of a proprietorial office suite could eat up six months or more of the average citizen's earnings. United Nation's Development Programme's Ms. Radhika Lal , a Information-Communication Technology Policy Advisor, recently drew attention to a conference on Open Source for E-Government. It is to be held in Washington, DC on October 17-18. infoDev, the Cyberspace Policy Institute of The George Washington University, and the UNDP are jointly behind this event. It is intended to draw participants from local, national and international organizations from both the public and private sector. This meet intends to present cases of 'best practices', raise awareness about the potential of open source and free software for e-governance. More importantly, it will be sharing experiences among policy makers, donors, users and consumers, universities, and industry specialists in Open Source, e-Government and related fields. Ms Lal works at the ICT-for-Development's Special Initiative Bureau for Development Policy at the UNDP's East 45th Street offices in New York. ICT-for-development is a campaign to use more of infotech and the Internet for global development and fighting problems like poverty and illiteracy. But despite quite a few shared goals and concerns with the GNU/Linux world, so far little networking has been done between these two separate circles. See  OTHER ARMS OF THE U.N. ====================== Besides, the UNDP, other arms of the United Nations are also known to be showing increasing interest in the potential of free software/open source tools. Paris-headquartered Unesco (United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) recently launched its own Free Software portal. It's at  UNESCO's Jean-Claude Dauphin of the Information Society Division also announced that this international organisation has been looking out for contributors with a good knowledge of the Free Software movement in relation with UNESCO fields of competence -- education, science and culture. It zeroed in particularly on those coming from the Third World (also called the 'South' countries) who could could make propositions for "revising, updating and extending the UNESCO Free Software Portal" as well as for including new basic documents. "This work could be done using a fee or consultant contract and the fee can be discussed depending on the amount of work described in the contract," said Dauphin. Check out the sites at UNESCO Libraries Portal ( UNESCO Archives Portal ( UNESCO Free Software Portal ( UNESCO Observatory on the Information Society ( NEW TOOLS FOR CDS/ISIS ====================== Recently, Unesco also announced the launch of new tools for data exchange from and to its CDS/ISIS software. These two new tools -- ImpExp2709 and IsisAscii v 0.92 -- have recently been released for data exchange from and to UNESCO's software package CDS/ISIS. CDS/ISIS is a generalized information storage and retrieval system that is freely distributed, and has attracted users in places like libraries within the Third World. The new utilities have been released with their source code (GPL license). See  Meanwhile, UNDP's APDIP (Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme) based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is also learnt to be thinking seriously about organizing some kind of a consultation on open source, GNU/Linux and related issues. "We want to see how we can further this cause in the region," APDIP's Shahid Akhtar told this correspondent. Niranjan Rajani , of Pakistani origin but based in the birthplace of Linux, Finland, is now working on a research project on "Significance of Free/OpenSource Software for Developing Countries". This project is financed by the Finnish Foreign Ministry, and he has undertaken to write the paper by the end of November this year, for Maailma.Net, a local division of OneWorld.Net. This project's goal is to find out, evaluate and analyze the extent of use of FS/OSS, especially some of its most significant and popular projects; GNU/Linux, Apache, Mozilla, OpenOffice etc. in the developing or Third World countries. It will also look at its possible impact on economies, societies and lives of these countries. CONVINCING GOVERNMENTS ====================== In India, organisations like Red Hat have been putting out slick presentations to convince governments and officials to try out Open Source. Shift over boldly to the world of 'open source' and 'free' software. That's the message that governments across India were recently with, as official computerisation efforts get bogged down due to spiraling software costs and speedy software-fuelled hardware obsolence. Senior IT and e-governance officials from across the country tuned in attentively during a recent seminar in Goa, as executives from computing giant IBM and leading Linux systems supplier Red Hat India narrated long lists of benefits that governments could get from going the Linux way. Pointing to examples from across the globe, Red Hat India argued that the US Department of Energy has built supercomputers on GNU/Linux, the Chinese are making Linux the official server operating system -- to be widely used in varsities, military installations and within government. Some months back, an organisation under India's Ministry of Information Technology -- called the ER&DCI (Electronics Research and Development Centre of India) -- entered into a strategic alliance with leading Linux systems supplier Red Hat India to popularize the 'open source' solution in the government sector. On networks like the EDC/World Bank-support GKD (Global Knowledge for Development), issues of free software and open source often make it to the news. GNU/Linux is a suitable tool in organising too, as it was recently pointed out. (See  "The Low Income Networking and Communication (LINC) Project of the Welfare Law Center has helped many low-income led organizing groups acquire access to the Internet and use technology more effectively," says Dirk Slater . While these groups have increased their abilities to communicate with one another and their allies by using the Internet, one communication hurdle remains -- communicating with their leadership via the Internet. Despite many "digital divide" initiatives addressing access to the Internet in low-income communities, access is still an issue. Public Internet access points, such as libraries and schools, are not sufficient, as Slater has pointed out. Many low-income leaders do not have access to the Internet where it would make the most impact -- in their homes. LINC argues that the need for Internet communication is particularly great for rural groups whose members live far apart and cannot have frequent face-to-face meetings because of distance, time and money constraints. "We began to explore the idea of using Linux, a free operating system that works well on older computers, when we learned of Microsoft's decision to discontinue support of its older operating systems like Windows 95 NEED TO NETWORK =============== Bala Pillai , who was earlier based in Malaysia and now in Sydney-Australia, is founder of Tamil Innaiyam ( an organisation to promote the Tamil language worldwide. He points to the impact GNU/Linux is making in some distant areas of the Third World. Says Pillai: "The most interactive open source/Linux community in our time zone/Asia springs out of the Philippines. Primarily because the Filipino psyche is a more secure psyche, a more self-confident psyche. "Folks who are self-confident worry about the future less, and allocate more time diagnosing and solving problems rather than echoing and re-echoing it. Filipinos are also more into sharing and online sharing -- we should look to more symbiosis with them," says he. Pillai also notes that the Manila-based Miguel Paraz, whom he interacted with since 1996, is a key catalyst in the Filipino Linux community. " is a good starting point to get a feel for the key Open Source catalysts in the Philippines," says he. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia-based Dinesh who runs is another lead Open Source catalyst from the region, explains Pillai. "Do look for symbiosis opportunities there too," he suggests. "I see lots of room for us to symbiosis together. For example, there is likely to be areas where we diagnosing, documenting, analyzing, coding or publicizing where there is over-duplication. If we coordinated ourselves and found out where our circles and priorities intersect , we could share this work and get fruits out faster," he adds. -- Frederick Noronha * Freelance Journalist * Goa * India 832.409490 / 409783 BYTESFORALL www.bytesforall.org * GNU-LINUX  Email fred@bytesforall.org * Mobile +9822 122436 (Goa) * Saligao Goa India Writing with a difference... on what makes *the* difference ########################################################################## # Send submissions for comp.os.linux.announce to: cola@stump.algebra.com # # PLEASE remember a short description of the software and the LOCATION. # # This group is archived at ~cola/ # ########################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Frederick Noronha Subject: Attn programmers: support offered [FLOSS-Sarai Initiative] Date: 8 Sep 2002 01:25:45 GMT Dear friends, Can we manage to get some money into backing Free/Libre Open Source Software initiatives, that would help young volunteers out there to support their cash-strapped initiatives? Sarai.net, a Delhi-based initiative under the CSDS (Centre for the Study of Developing Societies) has been solidly supportive of such an idea. Jeebesh Bagchi sent in this offer recently. It could surely be of help particularly to college students and others wanting to make a break in Free Software/Open Source, but hamstrung by resources. It might help if projects are initially kept small and definitely workable, I guess. This is my own gut-level feeling, but maybe bigger initiatives which are clearly workable could also prove convincing. If such experiments prove useful, maybe there would be a good case for greater support to free software/open source developers in regions like ours. --FN ========== Forwarded message ========== The Sarai Programme, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi (www.sarai.net) invites applications for Support Grants to projects in the area of Free Software, Open Source Software and Social Usage of Software Sarai invites programmers (practictioners as well as students) to propose projects in the area of free and open source software applications relevant to educational, social and community needs. We are looking for original ideas, as well as proposals to localize and adapt existing software and applications to South Asian conditions, For example - Desktops in Hindi, Open Office and Gimp in Hindi. Lighter versions of desktops like KDE, Innovations that creatively optimises older lower configuration machines, Linux documentation in Hindi, games using local context, etc. What is Sarai Sarai is a public initiative of media practitioners and scholars looking at media cultures and urban life. Sarai's interests are in the field of old and new media, information and communication technologies, free software, cinema, and urban space - its politics, built form, ecology, culture and history, with a strong commitment to making knowledge available in the public domain. It is a programme of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi. For more information visit www.sarai.net. Sarai is committed to promoting the free software and open source vision. Conditions: Applicants should be resident in India, and should have a bank account in any bank operating in India. These are support grants and grantees will be free to pursue their primary occupations, if any. Mail your project proposal, workplan and CV to both the following addresses: with a copy to . Please mark your subjectline 'FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) Initiative'. Also point out what you see as the relevance of your work, and how you plan to share the resultant software once finalised. Enquires: dak@sarai.net Last date for submission: October 15th, 2002. Note: Proposals from teams, partnerships, collectives, faculty are welcome, so long as the grant amount is administered by a single individual, and the funds are deposited in a single bank account in the name of an individual. ======================================================= ########################################################################## # Send submissions for comp.os.linux.announce to: cola@stump.algebra.com # # PLEASE remember a short description of the software and the LOCATION. # # This group is archived at ~cola/ # ########################################################################## ------------------------------ ** FOR YOUR REFERENCE ** The service address, to which questions about the list itself and requests to be added to or deleted from it should be directed, is: Internet: Linux-Announce-Request@NEWS-DIGESTS.MIT.EDU You can submit announcements to be moderated via: Internet: linux-announce@NEWS.ORNL.GOV Linux may be obtained via one of these FTP sites: ftp.funet.fi pub/Linux tsx-11.mit.edu pub/linux sunsite.unc.edu pub/Linux End of Linux-Announce Digest ******************************


Roger Sent from my iPhone On May 3, 2016, at 10:18 AM, Miranda, Luis > wrote: Please respond and handle. ________________________________ From: Brad Polisuk [b.polisuk@gmail.com ] Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 10:16 AM To: Manriquez, Pablo; Banfill, Ryan Cc: Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark; Walker, Eric Subject: Re: Follow up to interview request interview with Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz for The Costa Report Good Morning Everybody, I was just following up on the interview request from yesterday for Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz for May 12 for The Costa Report. By the way, as an aside, I am interested in booking other national Democratic Party leaders for the show as well for the rest of the year. It is important to us to have an ideological balance on the show. If you can help me on that front, I would be very grateful for that as well. Thanks, Brad -- Brad Polisuk Producer KSCO AM 1080 / 104.1 FM 2300 Portola Drive Santa Cruz, Ca 95062 brad@ksco.com Business: 831-475-1080 On 5/2/2016 12:57 PM, Manriquez, Pablo wrote: Hi Brad. Would this be a call-in, I assume? Also what would be the interview duration? Here to help! Thanks! On May 2, 2016, at 3:46 PM, Banfill, Ryan BanfillR@dnc.org > wrote: Brad, Thanks for writing, Brad. I'm copying our communications team on this request. They may have a few more questions. Thanks for the invitation. Ryan Sent from my iPhone On May 2, 2016, at 3:38 PM, Brad Polisuk > wrote: Hi Ryan, Thanks for getting back to me. The original email to you is below. Here are some facts you wanted: The Costa Report is nationally syndicated so our audience is in all 50 states. Here is a map of our coverage area: We have an audience of just over 2,000,000 listeners. So our audience is greater than MSNBC and CNN. This is a talk radio audience so this is an audience that is older, politically engaged, and votes consistently. We have a social media and newsletter audience of 250,000 subscribers. In terms of guests we have had on: Tom Daschle Juan Williams Ralph Nader Michael Hayden Mark Pryor Dana Milbank Tim Pawlenty Jim Lehrer We have had on most of the presidential candidates this election season. The list of guests we had on is here if you need something more comprehensive: I have May 12 open right now, which is right before the California primary. There are a few options for a phone interview: 1. Live interview scheduled in between 2:00 - 3:00 pm (Pacific Time) with various breaks in between. 2. A recorded interview between 9:00 - 10:00 am (Pacific Time). 3. A recorded interview between 10:00 - 11:00 am (Pacific Time). Thanks, Brad -- Brad Polisuk Producer The Costa Report KSCO AM 1080 / 104.1 FM 2300 Portola Drive Santa Cruz, Ca 95062 brad@ksco.com Business: 831-475-1080 ---- Dear Mr. Banfill, My name is Brad Polisuk and I am a producer for the nationally syndicated The Costa Report featuring Rebecca Costa, broadcast from KSCO studios in Santa Cruz, California, one of the last independently owned radio stations in the US. The Costa Report is a post-partisan human affairs show with an audience of over 2 million people with over 250,000 followers on social media. I am pitching this to you because Rebecca Costa is interested in doing an interview with Congresswoman Wasserman-Schultz that isn't particularly partisan or political in nature but to appeal to our higher angels as Americans in terms of our love for civic duty and commitment to public service. I am sure the Congresswoman would like to do an interview where she is not either on the offensive or defensive as chair of the DNC or as a political candidate. Put simply, it won't be a hostile interview but more of an interview that focuses on what can we do as a country together, regardless if Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump becomes president or if Congress stays the same or changes hands. Also, to be blunt, we would love to have more Democrats in Congress on the program. You can hear recordings of past work here: You will see that we have had on major players on before. I have May 12 open right now, which is right before the California primary. It would be an opportune time for her to be on and reach out to a talk radio audience that would open to another perspective on the Congresswoman's life and career. There are a few options for a phone interview: 1. Live interview scheduled in between 2:00 - 3:00 pm (Pacific Time) with various breaks in between. 2. A recorded interview between 9:00 - 10:00 am (Pacific Time). 3. A recorded interview between 10:00 - 11:00 am (Pacific Time). Also, I would like to develop a long-term relationship with her so we can feature more Democrats on the program but more from a public servant perspective with an agenda to move forward and get things done. If this interests you and Congresswoman Wasserman-Schultz, please let me know as soon as you can. Thanks for your time. Sincerely, Brad --- --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


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Simon, Some comments to your questions below ...... At 13:46 20/05/2003 +0100, Simon J Shackley wrote: dear Melvin, Tim, Mike, Tim, Sam and Kevin For our analysis of acceptable leakage rates of carbon dioxide from geological storage sites, we can use the data provided in Lenton & Cannell CC paper I think. In particular, we could use your finding that to limit warming to under 0.2oC per decade, rate of increase of fossil fuel emissions has to be limited to under 0.03 GtC/yr/yr. This would seem sufficient to avoid the peak warming which occurs in about 2250 under the IS92a emissions scenario (figure 1(c)). Is the 0.2oc / decade threshold widely accepted in the science community however? This threshold (0.2/decade; 2degC absolute by 2100) is the most commonly cited in science-policy circles. The EU have formally adopted it as a preferred target. It's origin however is less than obvious and it's adequacy difficult to establish. And of course it also depends whether this is carried out to 2200 - the impacts of 4degC by 2200 is not the equivalent of impacts of 2degC by 2100. My personal view is that there is much circular argument here. The first GCM experiments in the 1980s were 2xCO2 equilibrium, i.e., 550ppmv (cf. 275ppmv pre-industrial). Thus much early work used these scenarios. 550ppmv is also a commonly cited target for no other reason than this. A 60% reduction in CO2 is broadly commensurate with 550ppm stabilisation (admittedly, the range is wide coz of C cycle uncertainty; but 60% is mid-range). And (again mid-range) 550ppm leads to about a 2degC global warming, which by 2100 is 0.2degC/decade. Independent arguments for 0.2deg/decade exist for sure - e.g. rate of ecosystem migration - but as we all know (and have pointed out in our paper on external and internal definitions of dangerous climate change), no single metric is adequate. My feeling is that the 2degC (0.2deg/decade) mantra is as much related to the early mind-set of 2xCO2 GCM experiments as it is rooted in any more substantive reasoning. One might also point out of course that the world has been warming at about 0.15degC/decade now for three decades (since the 1970s) - has this been acceptable/dangerous? Should we also be looking at a 0.1oC / decade threshold as well? I would regard this threshold as a very conservative (or radical - depending on how you look at it) one Since we are only looking at the UK we will need to translate the 0.03 GtC figure into allowable rate of increase (presumably decrease) of European emissions and then pro-rata to the UK. IPCC SRES Emissions scenarios would provide some basis for doing these calculations and i'll have a look at the data they provide. Alternatively / in addition, we could use the Contraction and Convergence model of the GCI to calculate 'acceptable' rates of change (decreasing) of UK emissions into the next millenium. In Lenton & Cannell, the authors argue that: 'Early consideration should be given to leaving a fraction of fossil carbon unused, and/or to carbon capture and storage'. One implication of the work on leakage from geological storage sites is that the suggestion to use CCS to lessen eventual warming might not hold on longer timescales, depending on the rate of leakage. So does any one have any idea on what fraction of fossil carbon should be left in the ground so as to provide a cap on the eventual warming on long time scales (3000 years say)? Is there an 'accepted' threshold for eventual warming which is 'safe' and to which society can adapt? If so, what does this threshold tell us about how much carbon has to be left in the ground? A simpler way forward for us might again be to use Contraction & Convergence to provide us with an acceptable absolute level of emissions from the UK on long millenial timescales and to work backwards from that figure to calculate acceptable leakage rates for the UK. Thanks for any help you can provide Simon


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Dear Lisa, That's great news! I've confirmed with DOE that I can use up to $10,000 of my DOE Fellowship to provide financial support for Tom's Symposium. I will check with Anjuli Bamzai at DOE to determine whether there are any strings attached to this money. I'm hopeful that we'll be able to use the DOE money for the Symposium dinner, and to defray some of the travel expenses of international participants who can't come up with their own travel money. I'll try to resolve this question in the next few days. Best wishes to you and your family for a very Merry Christmas, and a happy, healthy, and peaceful 2009! Ben Lisa Butler wrote: > Hi Ben, > Sorry for the slow reply -- I had to check on a few things, but yes, now > I can agree that June 19th seems like a good bet for our Wigley > Symposium. CCSM in Breckenridge will adjourn sometime on Thursday > afternoon, 6/18. > > For June 19 I reserved the Main Seminar Room at the Mesa from 8:00 AM - > 5:30 PM and the Damon Room (for a reception) from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Of > course we can tweak these times as we get closer if need be. > > After the holidays I work up a rough draft budget for the catering and > see what, if any, financial help we might be able to get from CGD > and/or NCAR Directorate. > > Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! > Lisa > > Ben Santer wrote: >> Dear Tom, >> >> I think we agreed that your symposium would be after the 2009 CCSM >> Workshop in Breckenridge, which will take place during the week of >> June 15th. I do not yet have the exact dates of the CCSM meeting - I >> don't know whether it ends on Thursday, June 18th. I suspect it will. >> In the past, CCSM Workshops have generally started on a Tuesday and >> ended on a Thursday. So my guess is that Friday, June 19th would >> probably be our best bet for your symposium. CCSM Workshops are >> usually preceded by a Monday meeting of the CCSM Scientific Steering >> Committee, CCSM Working Group Co-Chairs, and CCSM Advisory Board. As a >> Co-Chair of the Climate Change Working Group, I would be involved in >> this Monday meeting. >> >> I'm copying Lisa on this email, in order to check whether Friday, June >> 19th is a good date for the symposium. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Ben >> Tom Wigley wrote: >>> Ben, >>> >>> Did you get my email about papers on averaging of >>> model results? Do you want me to email the papers? >>> >>> Is there a date for my symposium? Have you invited >>> anyone? Shall I make a priority list? This would/could >>> be based on ... >>> >>> (1) A balance of sub-disciplines so as to have the >>> potential to produce a useful book >>> >>> (2) Importance of topics, perhaps determined via >>> citations of related papers by the invited participants >>> >>> (3) Closeness to me personally >>> >>> (4) Numbers of jointly authored papers >>> >>> -------------- >>> >>> So, e.g., there would have to be presentations by you >>> and Phil. Also (as a close friend) Tim -- on paleoclimate >>> in general I guess rather than just isotopes in speleothems. >>> He could easily slot in some cool caving stuff. >>> >>> Jerry Meehl on AOGCMs. Malte and/or Sarah on UD EBMs. >>> (But how to get some SCENGEN in? ... as this is almost >>> totally my work.) >>> >>> Rob Wilby on downscaling. >>> >>> Niel Plummer would be nice to invite, but I'm not sure >>> how he would fit in subject wise. >>> >>> Peter Foukal (or Claus Frohlich) on the Sun -- altho I've not >>> worked much with them, this is an important subject area. >>> >>> Caspar on volcanoes. >>> >>> Also, Jean Palutikof on impacts and adaptation (her new Oz >>> job is focussed on adaaptation). >>> >>> I'm just thinking out loud here. Might be good to talk about >>> this soon. >>> >>> --------------- >>> >>> But in the meantime -- what is the proposed date? >>> >>> >> >> > -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benjamin D. Santer Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory P.O. Box 808, Mail Stop L-103 Livermore, CA 94550, U.S.A. Tel: (925) 422-3840 FAX: (925) 422-7675 email: santer1@llnl.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


Dear Ben, This is a good idea. However, will you give only tropical (20N-20S) results? I urge you to give data for other zones as well, viz, SH, NH, GL, 0-20N, 20-60N, 60-90N, 0-20S, 20-60S, 60-90S (plus 20N-20S). To have these numbers on line would be of great benefit to the community. In other words, although prompted by McIntyre's request, you will actually be giving something to everyone. Also, if you can give N3.4 SSTs and SOI data, this would be an additional huge boon to the community. For the data, what period will you cover. Although for our paper we only use data from 1979 onwards, to give data for the full 20th century runs would be of great benefit to all. This, of course, raises the issue of drift. Even over 1979 to 1999 some models show appreciable drift. From memory we did not account for this in our paper -- but it is an important issue. This is a lot of work -- but the benefits to the community would be truly immense. Finally, I think you need to formally get McIntyre to list the 47 models that he wants the data for. The current request is ambiguous -- or, at least, ill defined. I think it is crucial for McIntyre to state specifically what he wants. Even if we think we know what he wants, this is not good enough -- FOIA requests must be clear, complete and unambiguous. This, after all, is a legal issue, and no court of law would accept anything less. Tom. ++++++++++++++++++++ Ben Santer wrote: > Dear co-authors, > > I just wanted to alert you to the fact that Steven McIntyre has now made > a request to U.S. DOE Headquarters under the Freedom of Information Act > (FOIA). McIntyre asked for "Monthly average T2LT values for the 47 > climate models (sic) as used to test the H1 hypothesis in Santer et al., > Consistency of modelled and observed temperature trends in the tropical > troposphere". I was made aware of the FOIA request earlier this morning. > > McIntyre's request eventually reached the U.S. DOE National Nuclear > Security Administration (NNSA), Livermore Site Office. The requested > records are to be provided to the "FOIA Point of Contact" (presumably at > NNSA) by Dec. 22, 2008. > > McIntyre's request is poorly-formulated and misleading. As noted in the > Santer et al. paper cited by McIntyre, we examined "a set of 49 > simulations of twentieth century climate change performed with 19 > different models". McIntyre confuses the number of 20th century > realizations analyzed in our paper (49, not 47!) with the number of > climate models used to generate those realizations (19). This very basic > mistake does not inspire one with confidence about McIntyre's > understanding of climate models, or his ability to undertake meaningful > analysis of climate model results. > > Over the past several weeks, I've had a number of discussions about the > "FOIA issue" with PCMDI's Director (Dave Bader), with other LLNL > colleagues, and with colleagues outside of the Lab. Based on these > discussions, I have decided to "publish" all of the climate model > surface temperature time series and synthetic MSU time series (for the > tropical lower troposphere [T2LT] and the tropical mid- to > upper-troposphere [T2]) that we used in our International Journal of > Climatology (IJoC) paper. This will involve putting these datasets > through an internal "Review and Release" procedure, and then placing the > datasets on PCMDI's publicly-accessible website. The website will also > provide information on how synthetic Microwave Sounding Unit (MSU) > temperatures were calculated, anomaly definition, analysis periods, etc. > > After publication of the model data, we will inform the "FOIA Point of > Contact" that the information requested by McIntyre is publicly > available for bona fide scientific research. > > Unfortunately, we cannot guard against intentional or unintentional > misuse of these datasets by McIntyre or others. > > By publishing the T2, T2LT, and surface temperature data, we will be > providing far more than the "Monthly average T2LT values" mentioned in > McIntyre's FOIA request to DOE. This will make it difficult for McIntyre > to continue making the bogus claim that he is being denied access to the > climate model data necessary to evaluate the validity of our findings. > All of the raw model output used in our IJoC paper are already available > to Mr. McIntyre (as I informed him several months ago), as are the > algorithms required to calculate synthetic MSU temperatures from raw > model temperature data. > > I hope that "publication" of the synthetic MSU temperatures resolves > this matter to the satisfaction of NNSA, DOE Headquarters, and LLNL. > > With best regards, > > Ben > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Benjamin D. Santer > Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison > Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory > P.O. Box 808, Mail Stop L-103 > Livermore, CA 94550, U.S.A. > Tel: (925) 422-3840 > FAX: (925) 422-7675 > email: santer1@llnl.gov > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >


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Fully aware that the GOP nominee could make all the difference in whether they keep or lose their slim, 54-seat Senate majority this fall, Republicans of all ideological stripes clearly aren't ready to accept the bombastic TV reality star as their standard-bearer. A dozen GOP senators interviewed on Wednesday acknowledged only that Trump is doing well — quite the understatement after his clean sweep and mathematical elimination of Ted Cruz from winning the nomination without the help of a contested convention. Some said they'll wait until the July convention to weigh in on Trump, let alone decide on an endorsement. "He's very close to wrapping it up. … I think it is likely that he is going to be the nominee," said Sen. Susan Collins of Maine. "I've always supported the Republican nominee, and I don't think this year will be different. But I'm going to wait and see what happens at the convention." Blocking out the business mogul is, of course, a lot easier said than done. Vulnerable senators will have to run parallel campaigns that try to leverage Trump's positives — his popularity with crossover voters drawn to his devil-may-care campaign style – without being dragged down by some serious negatives. For starters, how to distance themselves from Trump's rhetoric on women and Latinos, and the controversies he's stirred on issues ranging from immigration to abortion. It's a headache that has plenty of Republicans who are not up for reelection this fall breathing a sigh of relief. "I'm just glad I'm not on the ballot," said Sen. Dean Heller (R-Nev.), who outperformed Mitt Romney in his swing state in 2012. Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado on Wednesday became the third GOP senator to endorse Cruz, who just a few weeks ago was seen as the party's best bet of blocking Trump from the nomination. But otherwise, the movement to stop Trump has slowed to a crawl on Capitol Hill. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) touted his vote for Cruz in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, only to watch his pick lose to Trump by 35 points in the Keystone State a few hours later. "Republicans will vote for a Republican and that will be somebody other than Donald Trump," Gardner insisted on Wednesday. Any shift among Republican senators in welcoming Trump as the likely head of their party are subtle at best. Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) praised Trump's "very good foreign policy speech" on Wednesday, and Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) is bullish that Trump would run a different campaign for the general election than he has in the primary race. "He's going to have revamp things he's doing, and I think he'll be able to," Hatch said in an interview. "He hasn't won it yet, but if he does, I'm going to support him." Many Republicans still want to stop Trump but acknowledge they are powerless to do so. After all, these are the folks who backed Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio. Endorsements barely move the needle, and Cruz is running out of opportunities to stop the New Yorker. His pact with John Kasich to block Trump's path sputtered out of the gate, and Republicans aren't exactly convinced that Cruz's choice of Carly Fiorina as his running mate will transform the race. "That alliance with Kasich sure did wonders," Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) said sarcastically. He views the increasingly likely nomination of Trump with "fear and dread." The head of the Senate GOP campaign arm wouldn't even touch Trump. "In a year-and-a-half, I've not answered any questions about the presidential race. Trying to think of why I should start today," said National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Roger Wicker of Mississippi when asked whether Trump is the presumptive nominee. "I'm going to decline." Democrats have made it clear they'll spend every day until the election hanging Trump around the neck of every vulnerable Republican incumbent if he's the nominee. In response, Republicans are doing all they can to stake out their independence. Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) has been on the floor all month whacking the House for not taking up his opioid prevention bill. And back home, he's touting his ability to forge consensus with Democrats. His argument is that voters still care about accomplishments in a purple state like his own, not abrasive rhetoric that heaps blame on both parties. "I'm not Donald Trump. And nobody perceives me as Donald Trump," Portman said Wednesday. "You won't hear me giving a lot of red meat speeches. I never have. That's not my thing. You will hear me talking about how we work together to solve problems." Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) plans to distinguish himself by leaning on his national reputation as a two-time presidential hopeful himself. His opponent, Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-Ariz.), is working diligently to tie the 2008 GOP nominee with the favorite for the 2016 nomination. "My name ID is 100 percent. They know me, so they'll be making their judgment on me rather than anybody else," McCain said of Arizona voters. Not everyone is eager to show their hand about how they intend run alongside, or against, Trump. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), who quipped about a campaign of "The Ronald and the Donald" last month, declined to discuss the matter on Wednesday. Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) similarly rebuffed questions about how he'd run with Trump at the top of the ticket and said he had "stopped analyzing" the unpredictable presidential race. Even senators who are shoo-ins for reelection want to wait until the die is cast before speaking of Trump as the presumptive nominee. "People are still deciding that," said Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) "I've really not gotten into the race. Obviously, I've got one vote like everyone else does in my state. I voted in our primary." So who'd he vote for? "Nice try," Lankford responded. Seung Min Kim and Darren Samuelsohn contributed to this report.


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Maybe a tweak like this to demonstrate that we've repeatedly used language from our candidates throughout the primary? From: "Paustenbach, Mark" > Date: Monday, May 9, 2016 at 12:06 PM To: "Miranda, Luis" >, "Dacey, Amy" >, Matt Compton > Subject: RE: Bloomberg / HRC Email Revised-- On-the-record: "Throughout the course of the primary, we've amplified the voices of our candidates to help drive Democratic engagement. Now that we know who the Republican nominee will be, we are finding new ways to tap our candidates to make clear that Donald Trump's vision for America is both divisive and reckless. Our goal is to mobilize Democrats across the country and make sure our candidates up and down the ballot have the resources they need to win in November." On background: NO, there is no new agreement. We reached out to both campaigns as part of these efforts. The Sanders campaign preferred that the DNC use his prior statements on Trump, so last week we sent a similar fundraising email using his quotes. Hillary Clinton was the only candidate who allowed us to use her signature to help raise critical funds for the party. Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee W: 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Monday, May 09, 2016 12:04 PM To: Dacey, Amy; Paustenbach, Mark; Compton, Matt Subject: RE: Bloomberg / HRC Email Agree that we should make it clear we've used both in the quote. Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "Dacey, Amy" > Date: 05/09/2016 11:56 AM (GMT-05:00) To: "Paustenbach, Mark" >, "Compton, Matt" >, "Miranda, Luis" > Subject: Re: Bloomberg / HRC Email Looks good to me In the on the record can we put mre strongly we have used both of our candidates voices this week to show trump x y z I think the on the record needs to be stronger that they both were used Amy K. Dacey | Chief Executive Officer Democratic National Committee 430 S. Capitol Street, SE Washington, D.C. 20003 202-528-7492 (c) | 202-314-2263 (o) DaceyA@dnc.org From: , Mark > Date: Monday, May 9, 2016 at 11:53 AM To: Matt Compton >, Luis Miranda >, Amy Dacey > Subject: Bloomberg / HRC Email Bloomberg is doing a story on the fundraising email we just sent with Hillary Clinton's signature. The reporter wants to know if this "reflects a new agreement between the DNC and the Clinton campaign, an acknowledgement that she will almost certainly be the Democratic nominee" and wondered if we were "at all concerned that Sanders supporters will see this as the DNC choosing a winner before the voters have decided." Proposed response is below: On-the-record: "Now that we know who the Republican nominee, we are going to find ways to integrate the voices of both of our candidates for President into our efforts at the DNC. Our goal is to mobilize Democrats across the country and make sure our candidates up and down the ballot have the resources they need to win in November." On background: NO, there is no new agreement. We reached out to both campaigns. The Sanders campaign preferred that the DNC use his prior statements on Trump, so last week we sent a similar email using his quotes. The only difference is that Hillary Clinton signed today's email. Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee W: 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org From: Compton, Matt Sent: Monday, May 09, 2016 11:26 AM To: Paustenbach, Mark; Miranda, Luis Subject: HRC emails Hi, y'all — Just for context, I've pasted the three drafts below. These are the subject lines we're going to test: I'm ready to beat Donald Trump, NAME – are you? NAME, the whole world is counting on us I'm ready to beat Donald Trump, NAME – are you? I've never been prouder to be a Democrat I'm ready to beat Donald Trump, NAME – are you? NAME, I'm asking you to help Amy signed off as well, and she spoke with the Chair about them just a moment ago. From: Hillary Clinton > Reply-To: democratic party > Date: Sunday, May 8, 2016 at 4:00 PM To: Digital_D > Subject: [sample] I've never been prouder to be a Democrat Keith -- The Republican Party has a new leader: Donald Trump. I can't think of a time in my life when I've been prouder to be a Democrat -- or more committed to building a strong party. Consider Trump's stated goals for his first 100 days in office: He plans to undo some of President Obama's most important accomplishments, like the Affordable Care Act and executive orders on immigration, and he promises to appoint a Scalia-like justice to the Supreme Court to rip away our dearest progress, like marriage equality and a woman's right to choose. Keith, we absolutely cannot let those things happen. We need to protect and build on President Obama's legacy -- for our shared values, and for the future of the country we love. Your $10 contribution to the Democratic National Committee today will do just that -- can you help? If you've saved your payment information, your donation will go through immediately. QUICK DONATE: $10 QUICK DONATE: $25 QUICK DONATE: $50 QUICK DONATE: $100 QUICK DONATE: $200 Or donate another amount. As Democrats, we have a very different vision for our country, from protecting LGBT people and public education at the state level to raising the minimum wage and confronting climate change as a nation. We know that there are no magic solutions -- we get things done by rolling up our sleeves and putting in hard work. That starts with working to elect Democrats all across this country, to protect President Obama's legacy, and to make sure Donald Trump never, ever becomes president. We can't win this fight without you, Keith. Chip in now -- the world is counting on us: With deep thanks, Hillary From: Hillary Clinton > Reply-To: democratic party > Date: Sunday, May 8, 2016 at 4:00 PM To: Digital_D > Subject: [sample] Keith, the whole world is counting on us Keith -- What was once unimaginable is now all but certain. Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president. This isn't hyperbole: Our country -- and the whole world -- is counting on us to win this election. No matter who you're supporting in our Democratic primary, I know this team will step up and do all we can to keep Trump out of the White House. Please give what you can today, and let's start defeating Donald Trump right away. If you've saved your payment information, your donation will go through immediately. QUICK DONATE: $10 QUICK DONATE: $25 QUICK DONATE: $50 QUICK DONATE: $100 QUICK DONATE: $200 Or donate another amount: Thank you, Hillary From: Hillary Clinton > Reply-To: democratic party > Date: Monday, May 9, 2016 at 11:12 AM To: Digital_D > Subject: [sample] Keith, the whole world is counting on us Keith -- What was once unimaginable is now all but certain. Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president. This isn't hyperbole: Our country -- and the whole world -- is counting on us to win this election. 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I'll folo up From: Paustenbach, Mark Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 4:18 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Walker, Eric Subject: Fwd: Request for comment re: Sheldon Silver Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org Begin forwarded message: From: Gabby Morrongiello > Date: May 3, 2016 at 4:06:11 PM EDT To: "Paustenbach, Mark" > Subject: Request for comment re: Sheldon Silver Hi Mark, Seeing reports that Sheldon Silver was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison today. It is my understanding that he is still a DNC member and thus entitled to his superdelegate slot. I wanted to reach out for comment. Thanks, Gabby Morrongiello -- Political Reporter The Washington Examiner 707.266.8249 | @gabriellahope_


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Monika, Did you forget to attach the spreadsheet? Thanks, Dan Temple -----Original Message----- From: Causholli, Monika Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 5:43 PM To: Temple, Dan Subject: Morphology Fiber Study Hello Mr. Temple, This is a follow-up email to what you talked with Dave Allan on the subject of Fiber morphology. Attached you will find the fiber characteristics spreadsheet - the most updated version. We also have an additional question which is - why each quality parameter (the column headings) is important to each major end-use (paper grade) application. You can contact me for any further questions. thanks, Monika Causholli Enron Industrial Markets (713) 345- 1510 ********************************************************************** This e-mail is the property of Enron Corp. and/or its relevant affiliate and may contain confidential and privileged material for the sole use of the intended recipient (s). Any review, use, distribution or disclosure by others is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient (or authorized to receive for the recipient), please contact the sender or reply to Enron Corp. at enron.messaging.administration@enron.com and delete all copies of the message. This e-mail (and any attachments hereto) are not intended to be an offer (or an acceptance) and do not create or evidence a binding and enforceable contract between Enron Corp. (or any of its affiliates) and the intended recipient or any other party, and may not be relied on by anyone as the basis of a contract by estoppel or otherwise. Thank you. ********************************************************************** ============================================================================================ NOTICE - This communication may contain confidential and privileged information that is for the sole use of the intended recipient. Any viewing, copying or distribution of, or reliance on this message by unintended recipients is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please notify us immediately by replying to the message and deleting it from your computer. ==============================================================================