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Dear Forumites -- Since I am neither a dendrochronologist nor a tree physiologist, I have a different take on this little brushfire we have going. Ideally, tree phys people should be producing information (among other things) that dendrochronologists find useful. And dendrochronologists should use the information within its limits and with enough understanding to get it right. I don't think either of those things is occurring with as much frequency as we would all like. I can understand Rod's annoyance at the massaging of numerical data that dendrochronologists do. I am basically a non-mathematical biologist mystified by such stuff, and I prefer handling measurements to deriving indices, or whatever. When I run up against such derived data, I generally turn skeptical, because I cannot verify the results from my own experience or intuition. On the other hand, when I read papers by cambial physiologists like Rod I also get annoyed. That's because my biology wants to integrate upwards, and all I get from cambial labs is biochemistry. So I'm in the middle, where it gets lonely. I try not to get mad at anybody, though I do wish I didn't find myself alone on the margins. I find it frustrating that some dendrochronologists stubbornly see tree ring characteristics as being affected by climate. They are not. They are affected by cambial activity. Cambial activity is affected by internalities of tree behavior, mainly hormonal and nutrient fluxes in the crown. Those things are largely influenced by climatic factors. So there is quite a bit of slack between the climatic factor and the ring characteristic. Is this just negligible static? I doubt it. I see this as an oversight by dendrochronologists that weakens their credibility a tad among those knowledgable about tree growth. I also have a quarrel with the dogma of dendrochology that the cambium changes as the tree becomes senescent. I know of no data that trees senesce -- that is, that they undergo changes due solely to aging. This started as forestry dogma, and was accepted by tree-ringers, who then corrected for it. I'm practically the only one who has systematically looked for evidence of senescence (with a Ph.D. student), and we could not find any in young to ancient bristlecones. But tree physiologists do not generally look at such issues because they have become progressively more reductionist. Nor do they try to produce a theory of tree growth based, as it must be, on evolutionary theory. Such a theory would be simple and general, and it would allow tree-ringers to approach rings with more sympathy and understanding. That might not get you further, but it would improve your character, I'm certain. And it would put all that assorted mishmash of tree phys data that have accumulated since 19th century Germany into a context at last, and maybe liberate the minds of all those tense physiologists out there with their ever-increasing inventories of electronic sensors and analyzers. The world would be a better place with more people having fun in the woods. ---Ronald M. Lanner --- [1]pinetree30@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. References 1. mailto:pinetree30@earthlink.net


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Hi Ed, first all, yes I agree that we need a paper that takes a more objective look at where we are now and how we can take things forward in terms of NH temperature reconstructions (and possibly global, SH, spatial etc.). As Keith said, we (mainly I so far) have been planning our version of this (hopefully) "objective assessment", and by chance I was sketching out a vague outline of its possible content. We've been keeping this fairly close to our chests for now, so please keep our plans/ideas to yourself for the moment. There is partial overlap between our ideas and yours, so it might be good to do this jointly. Anyway, my current ideas are a number of forum articles, the first comparing existing reconstructions but without going into more depth, and the other three looking at the way forward (i.e. what should we attempt to do to improve them): Forum piece (1): Comparison of existing reconstructions This has most overlaps with your ideas, though I hadn't thought of it being so comprehensive. I was thinking more of: (a) comparing original series. (b) comparing them after our recalibration to common target data, including discussion of why some things don't change much (e.g. relative positioning of reconstructions), though amplitudes can change - and of course the comparison of Mann et al. with and without oceans/tropics. (c) maybe a bit on comparison with boreholes, though maybe not. (d) uncertainty estimates and how these may decrease with time scale and hence not all reconstructions lie in the Mann et al. uncertainty ranges. Forum piece (2): Selection of predictand and predictor data (a) What to try to reconstruct and why it matters - e.g. will we get the wrong spectral shape if we reconstruct ocean SST from land-based proxies. Plus some on seasonality, though Jones, Osborn and Briffa cover part of that issue (are you aware of that paper, in press with JGR?). (b) What proxies should be used - e.g. does throwing in "poor" proxies cause a problem with simple averaging, weighted averaging and multivariate regression approaches. Plus does using precipitation proxies to reconstruct temperature result in the wrong spectral shape? Forum piece (3): Reconstruction methods Something here on different methods (simple averaging, multivariate regression type approaches) and different implementation choices (e.g. calibration against trends/filtered data). Not entirely sure about this, but it would not be new work, just would critically appraise the methods used to date and what their theoretical/potential problems/advantages might be. Forum piece (4): Estimating uncertainty Again, not entirely sure yet, but this must emphasise the absolute requirement to estimate AND USE uncertainty when comparing reconstructions against observations or simulations etc. Then something about how to do it, contrasting using calibration residuals, verification residuals, parameter uncertainty, with the type of approach that you've taken (bootstrap uncertainty, or measures of the EPS) to look at the common signal, with additional uncertainty of how the common signal differs from the predictand. So that's it!! Perhaps rather ambitious, so maybe a reduction to certain key points might be required. I was deliberately avoiding any review of tree-ring contributions and low-frequency per se, thinking that you and Keith would be taking the lead on that kind of review. One final think to mention, is that the emails copied below and the attached file might be of interest to you as an example of something that *might* go in a comparison paper of existing reconstructions. It's shows how the recalibrated average of existing reconstructions differs from the average of existing calibrated reconstructions. You'll see from Mike Mann's initial request below that he was thinking of it as a contribution to the EOS rebuttal of Soon and Baliunas, but I've not heard much from him since. Also Tom Crowley was very interests in this composite of the reconstructions, and I started to converse with him about it but never finished estimating the uncertainty range on the composite series and kind of stopped emailing him. But I guess either of them might reproduce this idea sometime, if it suits them. A visit to talk face to face about all these things would be good. Keith and I have been talking about how to fit a visit in. Cheers Tim Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 16:16:16 +0000 To: "Michael E. Mann" , Tom Crowley , Phil Jones From: Tim Osborn Subject: Re: Fwd: Soon & Baliunas Cc: Malcolm Hughes , rbradley@geo.umass.edu, mhughes@ltrr.arizona.edu, srutherford@gso.uri.edu, k.briffa@uea.ac.uk, mann@virginia.edu This is an excellent idea, Mike, IN PRINCIPLE at least. In practise, however, it raises some interesting results (as I have found when attempting this myself) that may be difficult to avoid getting bogged down with discussing. The attached .pdf figure shows an example of what I have produced (NB. please don't circulate this further, as it is from work that is currently being finished off - however, I'm happy to use it here to illustrate my point). I took 7 reconstructions and re-calibrated them over a common period and against an observed target series (in this case, land-only, Apr-Sep, >20N - BUT I GET SIMILAR RESULTS WITH OTHER CHOICES, and this re-calibration stage is not critical). You will have seen figures similar to this in stuff Keith and I have published. See the coloured lines in the attached figure. In this example I then simply took an unweighted average of the calibrated series, but the weighted average obtained via an EOF approach can give similar results. The average is shown by the thin black line (I've ignored the potential problems of series covering different periods). This was all done with raw, unsmoothed data, even though 30-yr smoothed curves are plotted in the figure. The thick black line is what I get when I re-calibrate the average record against my target observed series. THIS IS THE IMPORTANT BIT. The *re-calibrated* mean of the reconstructions is nowhere near the mean of the reconstructions. It has enhanced variability, because averaging the reconstructions results in a redder time series (there is less common variance between the reconstructions at the higher frequencies compared with the lower frequencies, so the former averages out to leave a smoother curve) and the re-calibration is then more of a case of fitting a trend (over my calibration period 1881-1960) to the observed trend. This results in enhanced variability, but also enhanced uncertainty (not shown here) due to fewer effective degrees of freedom during calibration. Obviously there are questions about observed target series, which series to include/exclude etc., but the same issue will arise regardless: the analysis will not likely lie near to the middle of the cloud of published series and explaining the reasons behind this etc. will obscure the message of a short EOS piece. It is, of course, interesting - not least for the comparison with borehole-based estimates - but that is for a separate paper, I think. My suggestion would be to stick with one of these options: (i) a single example reconstruction; (ii) a plot of a cloud of reconstructions; (iii) a plot of the "envelope" containing the cloud of reconstructions (perhaps also the envelope would encompass their uncertainty estimates), but without showing the individual reconstruction best guesses. How many votes for each? Cheers Tim At 15:32 12/03/03, Michael E. Mann wrote: p.s. The idea of both a representative time-slice spatial plot emphasizing the spatial variability of e.g. the MWP or LIA, and an EOF analysis of all the records is a great idea. I'd like to suggest a small modification of the latter: I would suggest we show 2 curves, representing the 1st PC of two different groups, one of empirical reconstructions, the other of model simulations, rather than just one in the time plot. Group #1 could include: 1) Crowley & Lowery 2) Mann et al 1999 3) Bradley and Jones 1995 4) Jones et al, 1998 5) Briffa et al 200X? [Keith/Tim to provide their preferred MXD reconstruction] 6) Esper et al [yes, no?--one series that differs from the others won't make much of a difference] I would suggest we scale the resulting PC to the CRU 1856-1960 annual Northern Hemisphere mean instrumental record, which should overlap w/ all of the series, and which pre-dates the MXD decline issue... Group #2 would include various model simulations using different forcings, and with slightly different sensitivities. This could include 6 or so simulation results: 1) 3 series from Crowley (2000) [based on different solar/volcanic reconstructions], 2) 2 series from Gerber et al (Bern modeling group result) [based on different assumed sensitivities] 1) Bauer et al series (Claussen group EMIC result) [includes 19th/20th century land use changes as a forcing]. I would suggest that the model's 20th century mean is aligned with the 20th century instrumental N.Hem mean for comparison (since this is when we know the forcings best). I'd like to nominate Scott R. as the collector of the time series and the performer of the EOF analyses, scaling, and plotting, since Scott already has many of the series and many of the appropriate analysis and plotting tools set up to do this. We could each send our preferred versions of our respective time series to Scott as an ascii attachment, etc. thoughts, comments? thanks, mike At 10:08 AM 3/12/2003 -0500, Michael E. Mann wrote: Thanks Tom, Either would be good, but Eos is an especially good idea. Both Ellen M-T and Keith Alverson are on the editorial board there, so I think there would be some receptiveness to such a submission.t I see this as complementary to other pieces that we have written or are currently writing (e.g. a review that Ray, Malcolm, and Henry Diaz are doing for Science on the MWP) and this should proceed entirely independently of that. If there is group interest in taking this tack, I'd be happy to contact Ellen/Keith about the potential interest in Eos, or I'd be happy to let Tom or Phil to take the lead too... Comments? mike At 09:15 AM 3/12/2003 -0500, Tom Crowley wrote: Phil et al, I suggest either BAMS or Eos - the latter would probably be better because it is shorter, quicker, has a wide distribution, and all the points that need to be made have been made before. rather than dwelling on Soon and Baliunas I think the message should be pointedly made against all of the standard claptrap being dredged up. I suggest two figures- one on time series and another showing the spatial array of temperatures at one point in the Middle Ages. I produced a few of those for the Ambio paper but already have one ready for the Greenland settlement period 965-995 showing the regional nature of the warmth in that figure. we could add a few new sites to it, but if people think otherwise we could of course go in some other direction. rather than getting into the delicate question of which paleo reconstruction to use I suggest that we show a time series that is an eof of the different reconstructions - one that emphasizes the commonality of the message. Tom Dear All, I agree with all the points being made and the multi-authored article would be a good idea, but how do we go about not letting it get buried somewhere. Can we not address the misconceptions by finally coming up with definitive dates for the LIA and MWP and redefining what we think the terms really mean? With all of us and more on the paper, it should carry a lot of weight. In a way we will be setting the agenda for what should be being done over the next few years. We do want a reputable journal but is The Holocene the right vehicle. It is probably the best of its class of journals out there. Mike and I were asked to write an article for the EGS journal of Surveys of Geophysics. You've not heard of this - few have, so we declined. However, it got me thinking that we could try for Reviews of Geophysics. Need to contact the editorial board to see if this might be possible. Just a thought, but it certainly has a high profile. What we want to write is NOT the scholarly review a la Jean Grove (bless her soul) that just reviews but doesn't come to anything firm. We want a critical review that enables agendas to be set. Ray's recent multi-authored piece goes a lot of the way so we need to build on this. Cheers Phil At 12:55 11/03/03 -0500, Michael E. Mann wrote: HI Malcolm, Thanks for the feedback--I largely concur. I do, though, think there is a particular problem with "Climate Research". This is where my colleague Pat Michaels now publishes exclusively, and his two closest colleagues are on the editorial board and review editor board. So I promise you, we'll see more of this there, and I personally think there *is* a bigger problem with the "messenger" in this case... But the Soon and Baliunas paper is its own, separate issue too. I too like Tom's latter idea, of a more hefty multi-authored piece in an appropriate journal (Paleoceanography? Holocene?) that seeks to correct a number of misconceptions out there, perhaps using Baliunas and Soon as a case study ('poster child'?), but taking on a slightly greater territory too. Question is, who would take the lead role. I *know* we're all very busy, mike At 10:28 AM 3/11/03 -0700, Malcolm Hughes wrote: I'm with Tom on this. In a way it comes back to a rant of mine to which some of you have already been victim. The general point is that there are two arms of climatology: neoclimatology - what you do based on instrumental records and direct, systematic observations in networks - all set in a very Late Holocene/Anthropocene time with hourly to decadal interests. paleoclimatology - stuff from rocks, etc., where major changes in the Earth system, including its climate, associated with major changes in boundary conditions, may be detected by examination of one or a handful of paleo records. Between these two is what we do - "mesoclimatology" - dealing with many of the same phenomena as neoclimatology, using documentary and natural archives to look at phenomena on interannual to millennial time scales. Given relatively small changes in boundary conditions (until the last couple of centuries), mesoclimatology has to work in a way that is very similar to neoclimatology. Most notably, it depends on heavily replicated networks of precisely dated records capable of being either calibrated, or whose relationship to climate may be modeled accuarately and precisely. Because this distinction is not recognized by many (e.g. Sonnechkin, Broecker, Karlen) we see an accumulation of misguided attempts at describing the climate of recent millennia. It would be better to head this off in general, rather than draw attention to a bad paper. After all, as Tom rightly says, we could all nominate really bad papers that have been published in journals of outstanding reputation (although there could well be differences between our lists). End of rant, Cheers, Malcolm > Hi guys, > > junk gets published in lots of places. I think that what could be > done is a short reply to the authors in Climate Research OR a SLIGHTLY > longer note in a reputable journal entitled something like "Continuing > Misconceptions About interpretation of past climate change." I kind > of like the more pointed character of the latter and submitting it as > a short note with a group authorship carries a heft that a reply to a > paper, in no matter what journal, does not. > > Tom > > > > > Dear All, > > Apologies for sending this again. I was expecting a stack of > >emails this morning in > > response, but I inadvertently left Mike off (mistake in pasting) > >and picked up Tom's old > > address. Tom is busy though with another offspring ! > > I looked briefly at the paper last night and it is appalling - > >worst word I can think of today > > without the mood pepper appearing on the email ! I'll have time to > >read more at the weekend > > as I'm coming to the US for the DoE CCPP meeting at Charleston. > >Added Ed, Peck and Keith A. > > onto this list as well. I would like to have time to rise to the > >bait, but I have so much else on at > > the moment. As a few of us will be at the EGS/AGU meet in Nice, we > >should consider what > > to do there. > > The phrasing of the questions at the start of the paper > >determine the answer they get. They > > have no idea what multiproxy averaging does. By their logic, I > >could argue 1998 wasn't the > > warmest year globally, because it wasn't the warmest everywhere. > >With their LIA being 1300- > >1900 and their MWP 800-1300, there appears (at my quick first > >reading) no discussion of > > synchroneity of the cool/warm periods. Even with the instrumental > >record, the early and late > > 20th century warming periods are only significant locally at > >between 10-20% of grid boxes. > > Writing this I am becoming more convinced we should do > >something - even if this is just > > to state once and for all what we mean by the LIA and MWP. I think > >the skeptics will use > > this paper to their own ends and it will set paleo back a number of > > > >years if it goes > > unchallenged. > > > > I will be emailing the journal to tell them I'm having > >nothing more to do with it until they > > rid themselves of this troublesome editor. A CRU person is on the > >editorial board, but papers > > get dealt with by the editor assigned by Hans von Storch. > > > > Cheers > > Phil > > > > Dear all, > > Tim Osborn has just come across this. Best to ignore > >probably, so don't let it spoil your > > day. I've not looked at it yet. It results from this journal > >having a number of editors. The > > responsible one for this is a well-known skeptic in NZ. He has let > > > >a few papers through by > > Michaels and Gray in the past. I've had words with Hans von Storch > > > >about this, but got nowhere. > > Another thing to discuss in Nice ! > > > > Cheers > > Phil > > > >>X-Sender: f055@pop.uea.ac.uk > >>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.1 > >>Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 14:32:14 +0000 > >>To: p.jones@uea > >>From: Tim Osborn > >>Subject: Soon & Baliunas > >> > >> > >> > >>Dr Timothy J Osborn | phone: +44 1603 592089 > >>Senior Research Associate | fax: +44 1603 507784 > >>Climatic Research Unit | e-mail: t.osborn@uea.ac.uk > >>School of Environmental Sciences | web-site: University of East > >>Anglia __________| [1]~timo/ Norwich NR4 > >>7TJ | sunclock: UK | > >>[2]~timo/sunclock.htm > > > >Prof. Phil Jones > >Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 > >School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 > >University of East Anglia > >Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk > >NR4 7TJ > >UK > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > >------- > > > > > >Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:Soon & Baliunas 2003.pdf (PDF > >/CARO) (00016021) > > > -- > Thomas J. Crowley > Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems Science > Dept. of Earth and Ocean Sciences > Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences > Box 90227 > 103 Old Chem Building Duke University > Durham, NC 27708 > > tcrowley@duke.edu > 919-681-8228 > 919-684-5833 fax Malcolm Hughes Professor of Dendrochronology Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 520-621-6470 fax 520-621-8229 _______________________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [3] Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 University of East Anglia Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk NR4 7TJ UK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Thomas J. Crowley Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems Science Dept. of Earth and Ocean Sciences Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences Box 90227 103 Old Chem Building Duke University Durham, NC 27708 tcrowley@duke.edu 919-681-8228 919-684-5833 fax ______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [4] ______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [5] References 1. ~timo/ 2. ~timo/sunclock.htm 3.  4.  5.


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I don't know how they write a profile piece without speaking to her. This is about her leadership and management style. She cannot use the sweatshop comment if she does talk to them. I know it is in the book but still…. On Apr 28, 2016, at 12:10 PM, Ryan Banfill > wrote: Just so you guys are in the loop ... Here's the last exchange I had with the Newsweek reporter. I'm trying to get a sense of the questions that are still out there that we can either address or punt. If it seems appropriate for DWS to weigh in, then we'll explore that. He says it will only take 10 meaning in reality it will be 30 minutes. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ryan Banfill > Date: Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 12:03 PM Subject: Re: Your DWS story To: Taylor Wofford > I want to try to get the Congresswoman. It will be hard to do without some context. Give me a sense of what you want to ask her, as specific as possible. She will ask me that question and I'll need an answer. On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 11:49 AM, Taylor Wofford > wrote: What about Paikowsky or Pough? If the congresswoman's too busy, that's ok, but I would only need about 10 minutes with her on the phone. I'd rather that than written answers. On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 11:40 AM, Ryan Banfill > wrote: The Congresswoman's schedule is really tight. What are you looking to ask her? Maybe if you can give me 3 or 4 questions, I can get some answers for you? Sent from my iPhone On Apr 28, 2016, at 11:17 AM, Taylor Wofford > wrote: It's a profile and a look at her primary race. If you can get me Steve Paikowsky, Tracie Pough or, of course, the congresswoman herself, I'd like to talk to them. Thanks again. On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 10:25 AM, Ryan Banfill > wrote: So, what's the gist of the story? Do you need more? On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 10:12 AM, Taylor Wofford > wrote: Yep, filed last night. Not sure where it's at in the edit process. On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 9:46 AM, Ryan Banfill > wrote: Are you still writing? Thanks, Ryan -- Taylor Wofford Reporter Direct: +1 (646) 484 7578 7 Hanover Square, Fl 5, New York, NY 10004 www.newsweek.com -- Taylor Wofford Reporter Direct: +1 (646) 484 7578 7 Hanover Square, Fl 5, New York, NY 10004 www.newsweek.com -- Taylor Wofford Reporter Direct: +1 (646) 484 7578 7 Hanover Square, Fl 5, New York, NY 10004 www.newsweek.com


Yeah, look, April, we don't care who does this. If you guys want to handle the roll out from Philly, that's fine. We just need details, timing, Q&A, key talking points, and whether we need to do any follow up on booking from our end. ________________________________ From: Paustenbach, Mark Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 10:19 AM To: Miranda, Luis; April Mellody Subject: RE: Getting on same page Luis and April, hope you're both doing well. I think the best reporter to give the news to ahead of time is Greg Sargent at the Washington Post. But, the specific reporter is not as important as getting it to an outlet before the news breaks so we can help control the narrative on the front end. Otherwise this may likely get spun in a not-so-helpful way. We should also get Rep. Cummings on the phone with that reporter. Thanks again, Mark Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee W: 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 10:02 AM To: April Mellody; Paustenbach, Mark Subject: Getting on same page April, we need the written out roll out plan, and we need to see if we can place a story FIRST rather than just dropping a press release to make sure the first story out of the gate is as helpful as possible. Even if it's for today. Please loop us both in. thanks.


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Jim Whitehead wrote: >Great, this is half of what I'd need to become Spider Man! Now all I need to >figure out is how to do that spider web shooting thing. > Heheheh... So becomming a university professor was your second career choice? ;-) Seriously though (or not, as the case may be), The Amazing Spiderman had many other abilities to help him out. Most notable, perhaps, was his 'spidey strength' and 'spidey senses'. The strength to weight ratio of a spider is so high that Spiderman is able to throw a bus several city blocks with little effort. His endurance is similarly enhanced as well. As for the spidey senses, well they're really great, but AFAIK not really well explained in the comic series. Spiders have multiple eyes, ears, noses and tongues which Peter Parker did not visibly have. There have been a few attempts to explain his heightened reflexes, from the biological to hidden methamphetamine use, but none seem to do the spidey sense justice... I seem to recall Spiderman being able to detect the presence of well concealed weapons and even sense evil-doers while they were in their street clothes. Perhaps the spidey senses are the result of some sort of quantum entanglement? Elias


Just hung up with Pablo, he's switching it with Fox Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "Banfill, Ryan" Date: 05/13/2016 8:21 AM (GMT-05:00) To: "Miranda, Luis" , "Paustenbach, Mark" , "Manriquez, Pablo" Subject: Re: Logistics Briefing - DWS on FOX News Just want to make sure the last message was received. The hit has to come from DNC due to votes. Sent from my iPhone On May 13, 2016, at 8:05 AM, Miranda, Luis > wrote: Pablo, please get on same page with Ryan Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "Paustenbach, Mark" > Date: 05/13/2016 8:04 AM (GMT-05:00) To: "Banfill, Ryan" > Cc: "Manriquez, Pablo" >, "Miranda, Luis" > Subject: Re: Logistics Briefing - DWS on FOX News Pablo's logistics briefing below has the hit taking place at Fox. Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org On May 13, 2016, at 8:03 AM, Banfill, Ryan > wrote: DWS approved this morning. Sent from my iPhone On May 13, 2016, at 6:21 AM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: TV - FOX NEWS WHO: DWS and Bill Hemmer WHAT: Live one on one interview discussing state of the race and the Ryan/Trump meeting yesterday on Capitol Hill. WHEN: Today, 13 May, 9:45AM ET Where: Fox News, 400 North Capitol Studio in DC Length: 6 minutes Makeup: Yes Staff: Ryan Banfill Briefing: Contact: Julie Talarico, 202 412 6825 DWS Approval - Date/Source: NEEDED Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


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Hotel T Notes (Revised) Revised Hotel T Notes attached and below. Thanks! Notes from Conversation with Robert Smigel So Far (12-2): Â Pg. 1: Good idea to tweak the opening so that it's not a 3-page scene. Instead it's a part of the opening montage that establishes the relationship between humans and monsters. Â Pg. 9: All of the montage is great – let's just focus more on setting up that Drac and Mavis are in conflict about how human-y Dennis is. Â Pg. 24: We are going to keep Quinston in the movie, but Johnny has to be the driving force behind the idea of modernizing the hotel. Quinston is just an extension of what Johnny wants in the movie, and when Johnny discovers that Dracula's actually been dismissive of Quinston, it will feel like a betrayal because it's as if Drac was dismissive to him. Â At the end of Act One, Dracula will convince Johnny and Mavis that everything will go fine without them at the Hotel because Quinston is coming to the hotel and he'll carry out everything that Johnny wants. Once they leave, Dracula then he'll throw Quinston in the well, and Quinston won't actually do anything at the hotel until the Third Act. Â What doesn't work right now with Quinston is how he's used in the third act, because his decision to go to Northern California to secure his power over the hotel doesn't make sense. But Quinston will be useful at the hotel in the Third Act by playing to the remaining monsters' fears that they're being abandoned by Dracula. Â Pg. 34: Genndy really believes he can make Cakey work, but in order for it to work, Cakey needs to be set up clearly as the kind of monster that Dennis really likes. He'll be a parody of an Elmo-like character, and the idea will stay simple and clear – the stuff about Batman will go so that it's not convoluted. Â End of Act 1/Everyone Going Out of Town Has to be clear that: Dracula's plan is to get Johnny and Mavis out of town so that he can show Dennis the glory of being a Vampire and tease the Vampire-ness out of Dennis. Johnny and Mavis want to be alone because they're not having fun anymore in their relationship. Johnny wants to stay at the hotel because he likes it there, because he's modernizing the hotel and Dracula is taking him seriously as he does it. Mavis is starting to piece together in her mind that she'd rather raise Dennis in the human world. Â Drac will put Eunice and the Human Fly in charge of the hotel after he puts Quinston in the well. Eunice and the Human Fly will not care, and the hotel will soon become a crazy mess. Â Road Trip Drac should have a clear plan for how the road trip is supposed to go, where they're going to stop, etc. Â Pg. 44: Dracula will try very hard to explain his plan for the road trip to his friends in this scene in the sauna, but they be so distracted/freaked out by an old naked man that they don't pay attention. That way Dracula has a clear plan but the trip will be chaotic because the other monsters don't know what the plan is. Â Mavis and Johnny's Trip On Mavis and Johnny's trip around Europe, it will become increasingly clear to Mavis that she wants to raise Dennis in the human world. She and Johnny will be discriminated against at the restaurant in Paris, but the discrimination won't deter Mavis from wanting to live in the human world. Instead, it will clue the audience in to the idea that Mavis living with the humans is a bad idea. It will warn the audience, not the characters. Â While they're on their trip, Mavis will start to relax and become the Mavis that we all remember from the first movie, but she'll attribute that relaxation to being in the human world. Â But, when they're on the roof of the Louvre, Johnny should get Mavis so happy/relaxed that she start thinking that "it doesn't matter where we live, as long as we're together." That way she's almost at the point of deciding to stay at the Hotel, but then she finds out that Dracula is in jail with Dennis, and she decides definitively to move. Â Tracking the Hotel Have to make sure that as we keep cutting back and forth to the hotel, we're really tracking the story there. The hotel has to keep getting worse and worse each time we cut back to it. This idea is in there in the scene on Pg. 67 and Pg. 91 (after Drac has already left for Sunnyvale), but we need to be teasing out the idea of the hotel falling into chaos in Drac's absence over the course of Act 2, and we need to be following it more closely. Â Let's try cutting the scene on pg. 68 where Quasimodo finds Quinston in the well, because Quinston should stay down there until the third act. Â Jail The monsters should still go to jail, but the scene there needs to be shorter and the jail has to feel like a fun, safe jail that's in keeping with the tone of the rest of the movie. Â The scene in at the jail should really be about Dracula finally taking good care of Dennis and being a good grandpa to him. Â Pg. 88: When Dracula comes back to the Hotel, he thinks that everything will be fine when he gets there, but the Hotel is in chaos. Â When Mavis arrives back at the hotel, she has decided – based on Dracula's actions – that she definitely wants to move to the human world. Â When Johnny arrives back at the Hotel, he's hurt by what Drac did to Dennis, and then finds out that Dracula had Quinston put in the well, so his last ounce of desire to defend Dracula falls away and he too decides that they definitely need to go. Â Pg. 89: We don't need the scene of them on the plane to Sunnyvale – that was really only there to service the idea that Dracula followed them on the same plane, and now Dracula will come to Sunnyvale later. Â After Mavis and Johnny Have Left Dracula will mope a bit, but he's dealing with the chaos at the Hotel. He can't have come to the realization fully that he's been doing the wrong thing by Dennis. He can't have come to his senses yet. He's just missing his family. Â Good idea that Mavis accidentally butt-dials Dracula, and he misinterprets the conversation that he overhears between Mavis, Johnny, and Dennis in a way that makes him think that Dennis needs him now more than ever. It'll reinvigorate his desire to go after Dennis and bring out the Vampire in him. He'll be more obsessed with his goal all along, not less. Â Drac Leaving the Hotel Again After the butt-dial, Dracula will decide to leave the Hotel and go after Mavis and Johnny. The Hotel is either in complete chaos, or the monsters at the hotel should really need Dracula to do something for them, but instead Dracula leaves. Dracula doesn't know that over the course of the second act the monsters have become increasingly afraid that Drac is abandoning them, and so him leaving in this moment will make their fear even worse. Â Once Drac Leaves the Hotel, Quinston will come back out and prey on the monsters' fear, make them really think that Drac has abandoned them, Then he'll claim that all of the modernization that he wants to make are actually orders from Dracula. Â The Rest of the Third Act There's still some thinking to be done on how this Third Act will work. We don't need both the costume shop and the Wal-Mart scenes Â Don't know what it is yet, but we have to do something that creates a problem for Dracula when he decides to leave the Hotel. But it doesn't work to have Quinston leave the Hotel and come to NorCal with the other monsters. It just doesn't make sense story-wise to have Quinston go to NorCal in order to secure something in Transylvania. Â Have to motivate Dennis running away better, and clarify how Drac realizes everything has been all his fault Â Attachments: Revised Hotel T Notes on Call with Smigel 12-2.doc (41024 Bytes) ATT00001.htm (232 Bytes)


Okay. If you have capacity to throw some hits together if we see them, that would be great! Thanks From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 9:57 PM To: Paustenbach, Mark; Dillon, Lauren Cc: Walker, Eric; Miranda, Luis Subject: Re: tonight/tomorrow Early bird catches the worm! 🐛 On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 6:52 PM -0700, "Paustenbach, Mark" > wrote: No more paper tonight. I'll be in at 5:30am for the chair's Fox and CNN hits. Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org On Apr 26, 2016, at 9:50 PM, Dillon, Lauren > wrote: What else do we need to release tonight? Are we doing TPs? There will be researchers here at 7:30 AM monitoring interviews. Do you plan to have comms folks here?


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-----Original Message----- From: fork-admin@xent.com On Behalf Of Robert Harley Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 2:55 AM To: fork@example.com Subject: RE: Java is for kiddies Reza B'Far wrote: >This thread kind of surprises me... I started coding with C, then C++, and >moved on to Java... And, I think that: Robert Harley wrote: >Looks like a case of "MY experience is comprehensive, YOUR'S is >anecdotal, THEY don't know what they're talking about". Well, I sure don't claim that... I think most people on Fork probably have more programming knowledge than I do... There's lots of experience out here... Reza B'Far wrote: >1. The people who pay the wages don't give a flyin' heck what programming >language you write things in... they just want it to work. Robert Harley wrote: >In my experience, they do care. It has to work certainly, and in >particular it has to work with what they've already got, and it has to >work on client's systems. >My limited experience of Java started a few years ago when support on >Linux was so terrible that I ran away screaming and haven't come back yet. Well, I think until recently, support for most things on Linux was kind of shady... Things have got much better... You're right in that the JDK used to suck on Linux... But then, IMHO, Linux is still maturing.... or at least development tools for Linux are maturing... I've been developing a few server side apps that run on Linux recently with JDK 1.3.x and they've had no problems with great performance. Robert Harley worte: >Microsoft has announced that they plan to remove Java from Windows. >They took it out of XP already and it has to be installed with a >service pack. Somehow, I can't imagine them removing the ability to >run C programs. Hmmm... Do you really think that MS is pulling out Java because it's a "Bad" programming language or application platform? You don't think this has anything to do with .NET being a competitor to Java do you? Or that MS has basically copied Java (with some additional features) and called it C#? Isn't that alone an indication that they actually DO think that a VM is the right way to go for most high level applications? Reza B'Far wrote: >2. C and C++ forces the developer to solve problems such as memory >management over and over again. Robert Harley wrote: >Can't say I spend any noticeable amount of time on memory management >issues, apart from the fact that I frequently need > 4 GB. Hmmm again.... You're telling me that you've never had a nasty bug that took you a couple of days to track down that had to do with a memory leak? I am not the best C/C++ programmer... not even close... But I've known really good ones... and even they have nasty bugs that have to do with memory management, however occasional they may be. >It's about design patterns, architecture, high level stuff... Robert Harley wrote: >If your problem just requires application of a "design pattern" to solve, >then it's trivial anyway irrespective of language. Wow! So you're telling me that unless the application involves bit-counting, it's trivial? What about the application itself? What about high level problems such as task distribution, work-flow, etc.? Aren't most high level problems solved with high level solutions like design patterns? Or do you solve high level problems by writing optimal C/C++ code? For example, do you think that most people working on collaboration frameworks (there are lots of them on this list), are working on writing an operating system with assembly that provides for a collaborative environment? >I am amazed by the amount of time wasted by people talking about low >level problems that have been solved 10 million times over and over >and over again... Robert Harley wrote: >You appear to be gratuitously asserting that C programmers waste time >on irrelevant low-level problems and Java programmers don't. Depends >entirely on the programmer, not the language. I can see how you could infer this. However, what I believe to really be the case is that Java is one of the best languages for writing large applications with many components that involves the collaboration of more than three programmers. In those cases, it's always very hard to get the programmers to agree on API's, memory management techniques, etc. With Java, the JCP takes care of the discussions so that you don't sit around in a long meeting trying to decide what API to use to hook up to a database (JDBC) or a messaging bus (JMS). >3. Java is not just a programming language! It's also a platform... Robert Harley wrote: >Buzzword. YIKES! Have you written db code with C/C++ for different databases (just an example)? Tried porting a persistence layer from Windows to Unix? Say you have Informix running on Solaris and you want to port to Windows with MS SQL (bad idea...but for the sake of the example), would you rather deal with JDBC port or C/C++ port that uses Informix drivers and now you have to use ODBC? >a monolithic set of API's or a crap load of different API's slicing >and dicing the same problems 50 different ways? Robert Harley wrote: >Unsupported assertion. So, are you saying that there is a standard set of API's for C/C++ for everything? (aside to the minimal ANSI stuff). Is there a standard way of dealing with C/C++ applications for various domain problems (messaging, database persistence, etc.) that rivals Java? I'd like to know if there is one accepted by everyone who writes C/C++... In that case, I claim ignorance... Not suggesting that Java is the golden hammer.... Just that C/C++ is overkill for most things... I even coded in VB... But VB is a true disgrace to programming... It's just lame... Java is Object Oriented... (no flame-mail from the anti-OO people please... that is a religious discussion...) and relatively clean... And I don't think that every "Kid" can write a well designed Java program. Kids typically don't understand various design patterns and principles... To my experience, they actually tend to think more of the low level problems, wanting to rewrite and reinvent the world... a tendency that is much more possible, IMHO, in C/C++ than in Java due to existence of standard API's.


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> I downloaded a driver from the nVidia website and installed it using RPM. > Then I ran Sax2 (as was recommended in some postings I found on the net), but > it still doesn't feature my video card in the available list. What next? hmmm. Peter. Open a terminal and as root type lsmod you want to find a module called NVdriver. If it isn't loaded then load it. #insmod NVdriver.o Oh and ensure you have this module loaded on boot.... else when you reboot you might be in for a nasty surprise. Once the kernel module is loaded #vim /etc/X11/XF86Config in the section marked Driver I have "NeoMagic" you need to have Driver "nvidia" Here is part of my XF86Config Also note that using the card you are using you 'should' be able to safely use the FbBpp 32 option . Section "Module" Load "extmod" Load "xie" Load "pex5" Load "glx" SubSection "dri" #You don't need to load this Peter. Option "Mode" "666" EndSubSection Load "dbe" Load "record" Load "xtrap" Load "speedo" Load "type1" EndSection #Plus the Modelines for your monitor should be singfinicantly different. Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" VendorName "Monitor Vendor" ModelName "Monitor Model" HorizSync 28.00-35.00 VertRefresh 43.00-72.00 Modeline "80


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Adding Marilyn for awareness Aaron Aaron Weinberg Director of Jewish Engagement Democratic National Committee Cell: 847.848.2968 -Sent from my iPhone On May 5, 2016, at 6:15 PM, Steven Paikowsky > wrote: I'm good On Thursday, May 5, 2016, Weinberg, Aaron > wrote: Sarah, Steve, Kate, and Ryan, Are we good with this statement? Aaron Aaron Weinberg Director of Jewish Engagement Democratic National Committee Cell: 847.848.2968 -Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "Miranda, Luis" > Date: May 5, 2016 at 4:02:48 PM EDT To: "Walsh, Tom" >, "Weinberg, Aaron" >, Kate Houghton >, Ryan Banfill >, "Paustenbach, Mark" >, "Walker, Eric" > Subject: RE: for edits: Draft Yom Hashoah statement Aaron, please run the traps Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "Walsh, Tom" > Date: 05/05/2016 3:49 PM (GMT-05:00) To: "Miranda, Luis" >, "Weinberg, Aaron" >, Kate Houghton >, Ryan Banfill >, "Paustenbach, Mark" >, "Walker, Eric" > Subject: for edits: Draft Yom Hashoah statement For Immediate Release May 5, 2016 Contact – DNC Press 202-863-8148 DNC Chair Statement on Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day "Today we honor and remember the stories of the six million Jews and millions of others who died in the Holocaust. We also celebrate the lives of those who survived, and the heroes who courageously fought the forces of ignorance, hatred, bigotry and brutality to end the Nazi regime and forge a brighter future for mankind. "Although the final days of the Holocaust are in our past, we must forever carry its lessons in our hearts and remain ever-vigilant not to repeat the same mistakes. Just last week, in my home state, the FBI thwarted a plot by a man who was trying to bomb the Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center. So our work is never finished, and we must work together to confront this kind of hatred and call out those who would incite others to violence wherever and whenever they do. "The lessons of the Holocaust are especially important to remember this election season when the rhetoric of national politics will do doubt get heated, and our differences will be tested by those who wish to turn those differences into hard divisions. But the Democratic Party stands for inclusion and diversity. And we will not stand for fear-mongering or the denigration of any group of people because of their faith, race or gender. We will continue to work to stop bigotry and hatred, and our nation will be stronger for it." ###


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Has gotten picked up: #.lw439Rxbl From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 11:02 AM To: Roberts, Kelly; Sarge, Matthew; Comm_D Subject: RE: Trump on Imus in the Morning Awesome thanks Kelly Let's pull 9:21 - 9:47 DNC Clips Title - Trump Doesn't Regret McCain Comments Because Poll Numbers Went Up From: Roberts, Kelly Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 10:59 AM To: Freundlich, Christina; Sarge, Matthew; Comm_D Subject: RE: Trump on Imus in the Morning Has also bragged about his poll numbers going up after mass shootings TRUMP BOASTED HIS POLL NUMBERS WENT UP AFTER MASS SHOOTINGS Trump: "Every Time There Is A Horrible Act ... My Poll Numbers Go Up." TRUMP: "It is interesting, because every time there is a horrible act, and this is a shame in many respects, but from the standpoint of what happens, every time a really bad act takes place, like Paris -- it happened with Paris, it happens now -- my cold and was go up - my poll numbers go up. Look, I'm going to be tough, going to be strong, and people can't get away with the kind of stuff they are getting away with no. We have to be smart, have to have borders, have to have restricted military, take care of our vets." [With All Due Respect, Bloomberg, 12/4/15] 12/3/15: Donald Trump Retweeted A Claim That His "Poll Numbers Jump Every Time Instances Like This Occur" The Morning After A Mass Shooting Killed 14 And Injured 17 In San Bernardino, California. "Donald Trump's retweeting habits leave something to be desired. ... Early Thursday morning, Trump did it again. This time, he retweeted a supporter who pretty clearly appeared to suggest that the shootings in San Bernardino, Calif., on Wednesday - shootings that killed 14 and injured 17 - would help Trump's 'poll numbers.' ''@DLake66675: @ChateauEmissary @trumpettes16 @realDonaldTrump his poll numbers jump every time instances like this occur.' The tweet is a pretty clear reference to the San Bernardino shootings, [and] The man Trump retweeted made his feelings on the connection between the shootings and Trump's poll numbers even clearer in a previous tweet." [The Fix, Washington Post, 12/3/15 ; @realDonaldTrump, Twitter, 12/3/15 ] From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 10:52 AM To: Sarge, Matthew; Comm_D Subject: RE: Trump on Imus in the Morning I would like to push this portion around OTR - let me know if you have any objections. Video request coming shortly. Do you regret saying that [about McCain]? - "I like not to regret anything" - "What I said, frankly, is what I said. Some people like what I said, to know the truth. There are many people who like what I said. After I said that, my poll numbers went up seven points." From: Sarge, Matthew Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 10:30 AM To: Comm_D Cc: DJTspeaks@hillaryclinton.com Subject: Trump on Imus in the Morning h/t Matt Listen here See exchange on POWs and McCain - TRUMP: "Some people like what I said, to know the truth. There are many people who like what I said. After I said that, my poll numbers went up seven points." Trump on Imus in the Morning: We will raise a lot of money. $1 billion or $1.5 billion. - I spend less than anybody else - I know how to spend it. Maybe that's why people like me Putting yourself in a position to take money from people and groups that will expect things? - "Well they are really paying-any money is going to be paid to the party. So I'm not taking money, but the party will take money, and the party will support me and other people." - The party will also be spending on Senators, etc. Meeting with Paul Ryan? Just you and him? Or Staff? - Don't know him. Only met him one time - "Might be" just him and I. But he probably has a few people that he feels comfortable having - He probably wants to get to know me a little bit You should offer him VP slot to throw him off - He wouldn't want it - Speaker slot was already hard enough to fill Tyson said "everybody has a plan until they get punched." Clintons didn't expect Bernie challenge. Are they prepared? - HRC can't make great trade deals - Libya, Benghazi were a disaster. So many things she handled so badly - She wants to abolish the 2nd amendment. She essentially wants to abolish the 2nd amendment and take guns away - I will eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse. Other countries are ripping us off When you get to Oval Office, will you find that things are harder to get done than expected? - There will be some of that. - But I've been involved in politics at the highest level for a long time, just not on this side - Obama can't get things done What level of income represents the middle class? - One way to describe is people that have been absolutely disenfranchised - Different levels in different places - In NYC, middle class person would be considered wealthy in other cities - Have to be consequences for companies leaving John McCain wants apology for the POWs? - I've actually done that - I like John McCain. McCain is a hero. - All POWs are heros, whether or not they are captured Do you regret saying that [about McCain]? - "I like not to regret anything" - "What I said, frankly, is what I said. Some people like what I said, to know the truth. There are many people who like what I said. After I said that, my poll numbers went up seven points." Someone who avoided draft through deferments shouldn't say that? - College deferments. Great lottery numbers - I do feel bad... that's why I was involved in building Vietnam memorial in NY - Vietnam War was a mistake. Just like Iraq Family's role in your campaign. Role in your administration? - Probably not - A little thing called nepotism that is not very good - They will be running the business Obama going to Hiroshima. - He should not apologize. - His going there does not bother me - Reminds people of the tremendous power of nuclear - Should not apologize in any way, shape, or form