Hi Peck et al, Thanks for your note about the Africa borehole reconstructions, along with the correspondence with Jason Smerdon. In my e-mail to you on April 18,2006 I had indicated that the African work was unpublished. However, I had forgotten that the Nature paper by Huang, Pollack and Shen (Temperature trends over the past five centuries reconstructed from borehole temperatures, Nature 403, pp 756-758, 2000) actually showed the reconstructions for both southern Africa and Australia as bar graphs of century-long changes in Figure 3 of that paper. The figure displaying both the Africa and Australia borehole reconstructions that appears in the FAR draft (Figure 6.12? or was it 6.11?) shows temperature vs. time for five centuries, a display that differs from the bar-graphs in the Nature paper only in format, not data. Inasmuch as there have been no additions to the datasets since that paper, it seems that we can correctly say that the reconstructions for southern Africa and Australia have both been published in the Nature (2000) paper. There is nothing "wrong" or outdated with either of those reconstructions. We have, in addition, a newer and more expansive paper about Australia alone (discussing the same reconstruction as appeared in the Nature paper), now in press in the Journal of Quaternary Science. This paper was already mentioned in the e-mail of April 18, 2006, which I will paste at the end of this message. Other questions? Cheers, Henry ___ ___ Henry N. Pollack [ \ / ] Professor of Geophysics | \/ | Department of Geological Sciences |MICHIGAN| University of Michigan [___]\/[___] Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1005, U.S.A. Phone: 734-763-0084 FAX: 734-763-4690 e-mail: hpollack@umich.edu URL: www.geo.lsa.umich.edu/~hpollack/ URL: www-personal.umich.edu/~hpollack/book.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- e-mail of April 18, 2006: Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 16:26:27 -0400 [04/18/2006 04:26:27 PM EDT] From: Henry Pollack Add to Address book (hpollack@umich.edu) United States To: Keith Briffa Cc: jto@u.arizona.edu, eystein.jansen@geo.uib.no Subject: IPCC FAR draft Headers: Show All Headers Hi Keith (and Peck and Eystein), I have recently been sent the current draft of the IPCC FAR by the US Global Change Research Program, asking for comments on the draft. This is the first time I have seen this product since we were feverishly exchanging e-mails in February. Let me call to your attention some small but not insignificant corrections to be made to the next draft. Page 6-33, Section 6.6.1.2, line 22. The title of this section (in italics) should be changed to "What do ground surface temperature reconstructions derived from subsurface temperature measurements tell us?" Page 6-33, lines 49 and 52, there is a reference (Smerdon et al., in press). This paper has now been published, so substitute "2006" for "in press", and in the list of references the citation should include the following: J. Geophys. Res. 111, D07101, doi:10.1029/2004JD005578 Page 6-34, lines 43 and 44. This section is dealing with the southern hemisphere. The sentence "...these both indicate unusually warm conditions prevailing in the 20th century (Pollack and Smerdon, 2004)" , and the reference therein, are both incorrect. The ground surface temperature changes over the last 500 years DO NOT indicate unusually warm conditions prevailing in the 20th century in Australia and southern Africa. This is because the unusually warm conditions developed late in the century, after most of the boreholes had already been logged. What the borehole reconstruction for Australia does show is very good correspondence with the Cook et al (2000) reconstruction for Tasmania and the Cook et al. (2002) recon for New Zealand. The Australia work is described in a manuscript "Five centuries of Climate Change in Australia: The View from Underground" by Pollack, Huang and Smerdon now under review in the Journal of Quaternary Science. The Africa work is unpublished. Is this e-mail to you sufficient to activate these changes? Or should I submit these comments to the US Government Review Panel? If I am to submit to the latter, they require all comments to be filed by May 9. Cheers, Henry ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quoting Jonathan Overpeck : > Hi Henry - hope you're having a nice summer. I just got back from the > IPCC mtg where we made plans for generating the final draft of our > paleo chapter. One question that came up is whether we can show (in > Fig 6.12 - southern hemisphere climate records of the last > millennium) your borehole recon for southern Africa. As you can see > below, Jason Smerdon has told our SH lead, Ricardo Villalba that the > recon we've used is not yet published. The question for you is > whether we can/should use a version that IS published, We feel your > recon is an important one to show as it represents a region not > represented by other good reconstructions. But, we don't want to use > something that has proven to be wrong. > > We appreciate your input on this issue. Also, if there is a published > recon that we can use, would you pls send the recon (guess it's only > one value per century, right?) and the ref we should cite? > > As you can imagine, we're under a tough time constraint, so if you > can let us know as soon as you can, that would be great. > > Many thanks, Peck > > >> X-Sieve: CMU Sieve 2.2 >> From: "Ricardo Villalba" >> To: "Keith R. Briffa" , >> "Jonathan Overpeck" >> Subject: Borehole in the Southern Hemisphere >> Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 06:00:20 -0300 >> >> Hi Keith and Peck, >> Please, find below a copy of the message that I got from Jason Smerdon, >> regarding the South African borehole record. It looks that the record as it >> is shown in Figure 6.12 has not been published, however former versions of >> the South African reconstruction have been included in at least two papers. >> Please, let me know your impressions to proceed with this matter. Cheers, >> Ricardo >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Jason Smerdon" >> To: "Ricardo Villalba" >> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 8:09 PM >> Subject: Re: Publication in JQR >> >> >>> Hi Ricardo, >>> >>> I believe that you are referring to the reconstruction from the Southern >>> Africa holes that we provided to Tim Osborn. That reconstruction has not >>> been published as a time series as it is shown in Tim's figure. I >>> believe, however, that the same reconstruction was published as a >>> histogram in the following reference: >>> >>> Huang S, Pollack HN, Shen PY. 2000. Temperature trends over the last five >>> centuries reconstructed from borehole temperatures. Nature 403: 756-758. >>> >>> The only thing that might be different is the number of holes that were >>> used, but I don't think that part of the dataset has been updated since >>> Huang's 2000 paper. To confirm this I would encourage you to contact >> > Henry Pollack at hpollack@umich.edu. He will know for sure. A similar >>> reconstruction using a subset of the Southern Africa holes is referenced >>> in the Australian paper: >>> >>> Tyson PD, Mason SJ, Jones MQW, Cooper GRJ. 1998. Global warming and >>> geothermal profiles: The surface rock temperature response in South >>> Africa. Geophysical Research Letters 25: 2711-2714. >>> >>> But the reconstruction will of course not be exactly equal to the larger >>> Southern African reconstruction that we provided for Tim. I hope this >>> helps and let me know if I can be of any further assistance. >>> >>> Jason >>> >>> On Wed, 28 Jun 2006, Ricardo Villalba wrote: >>> >>> > Dear Jason, >>> > Thanks for the preprint. Do you know if the South African borehole >> records >>> > has been published? Thanks, >>> > RIcardo >>> > >>> >>> > > > -- > Jonathan T. Overpeck > Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth > Professor, Department of Geosciences > Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences > > Mail and Fedex Address: > > Institute for the Study of Planet Earth > 715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor > University of Arizona > Tucson, AZ 85721 > direct tel: +1 520 622-9065 > fax: +1 520 792-8795 >  >  > > >


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Thanks for your input Philippe. Will talk to Marco in a couple of hours and edit the document.   Cheers,   Daniel Maglietta Chief of HT Singapore Representative Office   d.maglietta@hackingteam.com mobile: +6591273560 www.hackingteam.com   HT Srl UOB Plaza 1 80 Raffles Place Level 35-25 Singapore 048624   From: Philippe Vinci Sent: Wednesday, 22 April, 2015 4:47 AM To: Marco Bettini Cc: Daniel Maglietta; Giancarlo Russo; Daniele Milan Subject: Re: Lawful hacking (Daniel, please don't send proposal before reviewing first)   Hi Marco, Daniel,   First, I have seen that you have finally decided to go with the new price list presentation . I'm OK with this .   Second, I have seen that you have tried to create a smaller configuration of the system for RAB (compared with DANY): for example putting 3 anonymizers instead of 6, and 1 collector instead of 2. Again, I'm also OK with it …  Except that we need to be careful and correct/replace everything in the text: I have seen in page 2 (the letter) that we are still speaking about 2 collectors and 6 anonymizers. And also in the table page 5 and 6, there is still mention of 6 anonymizers and we also explain redundancy with 2 collectors. So careful ! I suggest to review completely the text, so that we can correct this before sending it to customer.   Third, I am seeing that you are changing the prices of the modules …and for this, I would do a different approach  (meaning I'm not OK with it :-)) I suggest not to change the price list. It should be unique. The price list and the price for each module cannot be changed to the benefit of one specific customer / market, etc…Otherwise, it is like having NO price list. What I suggest is to maintain the same price AND provide discounts in order to adapt to specific customer / market… This approach has the advantage of keeping the same price list AND adapting to specific budget. You also gain Customer by providing him a discount (he should be happy), and not putting your price down.     So for instance: the Master Node should stay always at 220K€…If you want to propose it for 150K€, then you leave the price of 220K€ in the table and you should put a discount at the end of the table (before the total) of - 70K€, in order to arrive to the same amount of 150K€… Same for the Collectors: 2 are priced 140K€, so 1 collector should be 70K€ minimum or even 80K€, because you only purchase one…If you want to propose the price of 60K€, then it is a -10K€ additional discount at the end. 3 anonymizers should be 50K€, not 30K€, because 6 anonymizers are 100K€ And so on for the Console, the Physical Vectors, the 10 concurrent agents, etc…   In summary, we should have only one price list ! it has to be enforced. Then we create specific configurations for specific customer , and we can adapt providing specific discounts …   So for RAB, the price list of their system should be kept at around or above (depending of the module) the price of  790K€ - 160K€ discount = 630€  (if you want to keep this price for the customer).    In the table you can add a line of SUBTOTAL, then add a line of SPECIAL DISCOUNT, then complete the line of TOTAL.   The same for the Professional Services. Provide a discount instead of changing the price.   I don't mind if the discount is huge…Our price list should be high, even if our proposal are at a lower price…You gain from positioning high price AND providing discounts (even before negotiations).   I really insist here ! this is pure marketing positioning and pricing engineering...we need to be extremely coherent and disciplined in this approach.    Sorry for this long email. But time difference doesn't help communication. Let me know if my email was sufficiently clear. I'm available tomorrow early morning if you want to Skype.   Philippe   -- Philippe Vinci VP Business Development Hacking Team Milan Singapore Washington DC www.hackingteam.com email:  p.vinci@hackingteam.com mobile: +39 3351005194 phone: +39 0229060603   Le 21 avr. 2015 à 18:13, Marco Bettini < m.bettini@hackingteam.com > a écrit :   Daniel, don't worry, send it to him tomorrow. In the meantime I'm attaching also the draft of proposal. Please check and let me know what you think. See you tomorrow Marco > Il giorno 21/apr/2015, alle ore 15:04, Daniel Maglietta < d.maglietta@hackingteam.com > ha scritto: > > Ciao Marco, > I am on my blackberry as it's 9 pm here. > Could you kindly send it to him? Else I will send it to him tomorrow morning. > > Thanks, > Daniel >  > From: Marco Bettini > Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2015 08:57 PM > To: Daniel Maglietta > Cc: Marco Bettini; Philippe Antoine Vinci; Giancarlo Russo; Daniele Milan > Subject: Re: Lawful hacking >  > Daniel, > > please provide the attached draft to Saiful. > This is our standard authorization letter. If ok, we will ask David to sign. > Later today I send you the budgetary proposal. > > Marco > > >> Il giorno 21/apr/2015, alle ore 13:58, Saiful Khandaker < khandaks4@gmail.com > ha scritto: >> >> Daniel, >> >> Thanks for the white paper. Please put the attached authorization in your company letterhead and sign. Please FedEX/DHL the attached authorization hard copy (original) to Always On Network Bangladesh's address. The address is in the authorization form. Client needs the original for verification that we are authorized agent. Please note that we need this authorization before April 30th as April 30th is the deadline to submit all papers to client. >> >> I am looking forward to receive your pricing information. >> >> Thanks, >> Saiful >> >> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:21 AM, Daniel Maglietta < d.maglietta@hackingteam.com > wrote: >> Hi Saiful, >> >>  >> >> Attached our white papers. Later today I will send you the offer and reseller authorization. >> >> Kindly send me your company details so they can be specified in the letter. >> >>  >> >> Password to open the file has been sent via skype chat. >> >>  >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >>  >> >> Daniel Maglietta >> >> Chief of HT Singapore Representative Office >> >>  >> >> d.maglietta@hackingteam.com >> >> mobile: +6591273560 >> >> www.hackingteam.com >> >>  >> >> HT Srl >> >> UOB Plaza 1 >> >> 80 Raffles Place >> >> Level 35-25 >> >> Singapore 048624 >> >>  >> >> From: Saiful Khandaker [ mailto:khandaks4@gmail.com ] >> Sent: Monday, 20 April, 2015 9:05 PM >> To: Daniel Maglietta >> Cc: Kody Linshitz; Philippe Antoine Vinci; Marco Bettini; Giancarlo Russo; Daniele Milan >> Subject: Re: Lawful hacking >> >>  >> >> Daniel, >> >>  >> >> Any update? We need the agent authorization from signed and Fedex (original copy) to Dhaka at your earliest convenient. We need to have this in our hand in Dhaka before April 30th. I also need your proposal. >> >>  >> >> On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 6:35 PM, Saiful Khandaker < khandaks4@gmail.com > wrote: >> >> Daniel, >> >>  >> >> Attached is the signed NDA. >> >>  >> >> On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 7:31 AM, Daniel Maglietta < d.maglietta@hackingteam.com > wrote: >> >> Hi Saiful, >> >>  >> >> I enjoyed our session earlier. >> >> As discussed attached our NDA, once you have signed it kindly send it back so I can share more confidential documentation. >> >>  >> >> Best Regards, >> >>  >> >> Daniel Maglietta >> >> Chief of HT Singapore Representative Office >> >>  >> >> d.maglietta@hackingteam.com >> >> mobile: +6591273560 >> >> www.hackingteam.com >> >>  >> >> HT Srl >> >> UOB Plaza 1 >> >> 80 Raffles Place >> >> Level 35-25 >> >> Singapore 048624 >> >>  >> >> From: Daniel Maglietta [ mailto:d.maglietta@hackingteam.com ] >> Sent: Friday, 17 April, 2015 5:41 PM >> To: 'Saiful Khandaker' >> Cc: ' Kody.Linshitz@nice.com '; 'Philippe Antoine Vinci'; 'Marco Bettini'; 'Giancarlo Russo'; 'Daniele Milan' >> Subject: RE: Lawful hacking >> >>  >> >> Dear Saiful, >> >>  >> >> I contacted you on skype with no luck. >> >> At this point I suggest we set aside some time to organize a conference call. >> >> How about Monday 20th at 11 am Singapore time? >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >>  >> >> Daniel Maglietta >> >> Chief of HT Singapore Representative Office >> >>  >> >> d.maglietta@hackingteam.com >> >> mobile: +6591273560 >> >> www.hackingteam.com >> >>  >> >> HT Srl >> >> UOB Plaza 1 >> >> 80 Raffles Place >> >> Level 35-25 >> >> Singapore 048624 >> >>  >> >> From: Saiful Khandaker [ mailto:khandaks4@gmail.com ] >> Sent: Thursday, 16 April, 2015 7:49 PM >> To: Daniel Maglietta >> Cc: Kody.Linshitz@nice.com ; Philippe Antoine Vinci; Marco Bettini; Giancarlo Russo; Daniele Milan >> Subject: Re: Lawful hacking >> >>  >> >> Daniel, >> >>  >> >> I can understand your concern about the client reference and invoice. I think we would be able to bypass these two request because of the nature of the solution. We can convince our client. However, we will still need some sort of authorization that we are an agent/reseller etc for you in Bangladesh. >> >>  >> >> Also, I need to know the cost of the solution as soon as possible. I called your skype but could not get a hold of you. Please call me when you can. But, most importantly, I need to know the cost. >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >> Saiful >> >>  >> >> On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 10:17 PM, Daniel Maglietta < d.maglietta@hackingteam.com > wrote: >> >> Hi Saiful, >> >> Thanks for the e-mail. >> As specified in the previous e-mail we cannot share information on our clients, so information such as customer reference and copy of invoice is absolutely out of consideration. >> >> In addition the attached document needs to be reviewed as firstly we cannot authorize a third company to sign a contract on behalf of our company, neither to guarantee a warranty different from the one specified in our EULA, nor sign specific clauses requested in the tender. In other words we are a supplier for our product but we are not in the position to be responsible for the entire project. >> >> I suggest we have a skype call tomorrow to further discuss. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Daniel Maglietta >> >>  >> >> From: Saiful Khandaker [ mailto:khandaks4@gmail.com ] >> Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 08:05 PM >> To: Daniel Maglietta >> Cc: Kody.Linshitz@nice.com < Kody.Linshitz@nice.com >; Philippe Antoine Vinci; Marco Bettini; Giancarlo Russo; Daniele Milan >> Subject: Re: Lawful hacking >>  >> >> Daniel, >> >>  >> >> You will be providing us the lawful hacking part of the requirement (specified in paragraph 3 and 4). I have revised the authorization form. I have removed "social networking solution" from the authorization. Could you please check the form and let us know if this is alright for you to sign? I would need the following things from you. >> >>  >> >> 1. Singed attached form. A hard copy (printed on your company letterhead) must be FedEx (mail) to Always On Network Bangladesh, Ltd (address listed in the attached form) before April 28th. >> >>  >> >> 2. Three customer references (with verifiable contact information). Electronic copy send to us before April 28. >> >>  >> >> 3. A copy of an invoice (worth at least $300k) for this product sold to a customer in past three years. >> >>  >> >> 4. Cost of the solution (I think I mentioned before that hacking would on 1000s of computers and mobile phones. However, I found out they want to hack 5 computers and 5 mobile phones at a time. I am not sure how your pricing works. But, give a lowest configuration cost and they can buy more licenses as needed). >> >>  >> >> NOTE: We have another vendor for the social networking solution. We will add your cost and solution offering to our package which will have documents from the other vendor for the social networking solution. >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >> Saiful >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >> On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 1:07 AM, Daniel Maglietta < d.maglietta@hackingteam.com > wrote: >> >> Dear Saiful, >> >> >> as recently discussed with Kody, we have reviewed the technical specs of Social Media Monitoring portion (Section 7). >> To be completely accurate we comply with the overview (paragraph 3) and with the System requirement and design consideration (paragraph 4). >> However, these two paragraphs do not seem to be highlighted in the General Features and Technical specifications (paragraph 5) but rather mention other requirements that are not part of an active/intrusive solution agent based. For such reason to be compliant with the General Features our solution requires to be integrated with another one for Social Network Monitoring. >> >> For such reasons, as you may understand, we are unable to sign any commitment to deliver the entire project/solution; however we are more than happy to provide our standard letter to appoint you as our reseller for this project. >> >> Referring to your other points, in respects to agreements signed with our clients, we are not authorized to disclose any information or documents related to them. >>  >> I look forward to hearing from you. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Daniel >>  >> >> From: Saiful Khandaker [ mailto:khandaks4@gmail.com ] >> Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 10:38 PM >> To: Kody Linshitz < Kody.Linshitz@nice.com > >> Cc: Daniel Maglietta; Philippe Antoine Vinci >> Subject: Re: Lawful hacking >>  >> >> Daniel, >> >>  >> >> Please put the attached document in your company letterhead. Sign and send me a copy as soon as you can. >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >> Saiful >> >>  >> >> On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 10:28 AM, Saiful Khandaker < khandaks4@gmail.com > wrote: >> >> Hi Daniel, >> >>  >> >> Please send me your skype id so that we can communicate. >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >> Saiful Khandaker >> >>  >> >> On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 10:26 AM, Kody Linshitz < Kody.Linshitz@nice.com > wrote: >> >> Daniel, Saiful >> >>  >> >> Please continue to work directly on this opportunity. >> >>  >> >> Good luck, >> >>  >> >> Kody >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >> From: Saiful Khandaker [ mailto:khandaks4@gmail.com ] >> Sent: 14 April 2015 09:07 >> To: Kody Linshitz >> Subject: Lawful hacking >> >>  >> >> Kody, >> >>  >> >> Just letting you know we will need the following information in order to submit the bid. >> >>  >> >> 1. A letter of authorization from the manufacturer authorizing our partner in Bangladesh. Must send the original copy to Bangladesh by Fedex. The document should be printed on company letterhead. I will send the draft copy later. >> >>  >> >> 2. 3 client references with name, company, address, email, phone number >> >>  >> >> 3. Must show invoice worth of $300k to proof of sale of this technology to other clients >> >>  >> >> What is the origin country of the manufacturer? >> >>  >> >> Thanks, >> >> Saiful >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >>  >> >> >> <Manufacturer_authorisation.doc> > <RAB_Galilelo_Budgetary Proposal_150414.docx>   --


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Key Points * Today Ted Cruz refused to throw his support behind Trump, adding his name to the growing list of GOP leaders distancing themselves from the party's nominee - a list that includes former presidential candidates Mitt Romney and John McCain, and the entire Bush family, who all said they won't attend their own convention this year. * And as we look toward Trump's upcoming meeting with Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan this Thursday at the RNC, it's clear that any signs they'll show of camaraderie on the way out will be purely cosmetic. * That division isn't just happening at the top --- it's visible all the way down to the grassroots of the Republican Party. In exit polls today, just ten percent of Republican voters in West Virginia and three percent in Nebraska said they think their party is united. * While Republican candidates across the country up and down the ballot are tearing out their hair trying to decide between standing beside Trump -- the dangerous and reckless candidate they created -- or avoiding their own convention to distance themselves, Democrats are poised to ride enthusiasm and support for our candidates into November. * In contest after contest, Democratic voters are reporting their enthusiasm for both of our candidates, while Republicans report that their primary has divided their party. * The national trend favors Democrats, who have seen in exit polls week after week that our voters are excited about our primary. o In Indiana last week, three-quarters of Democrats said they've been energized by the nomination contest, while nearly six in ten Republicans said they think their party has been divided. o In Pennsylvania the week before, the story was the same, as it was in New York the week before that, and Wisconsin before that. * Democrats are building the infrastructure for the general election, and we're doing it with voters enthusiastic because they see our candidates have the right ideas to build on the progress of the last seven years. * We've seen a record 74 straight months of private-sector job growth creating over 14 million new jobs, and 20 million people have health care who didn't before. We must elect a Democrat as our next president to keep America on the right track and moving forward. Divisive, Reckless and Dangerous: Donald Trump Lacks the Judgment or Temperament to be President Donald Trump's recklessness would hurt our economy, diminish our standing in the world, and make our communities less safe. Trump is divisive and dangerous, and he lacks the judgment and temperament to be president. * Trump's impending nomination is a reminder that for years the Republican Party has elevated extreme voices, using divisive campaigns that sought to exploit unfounded fears for political gain. * Just like Republicans in Washington have done for years, Trump is only looking out for himself. His plans would benefit those at the very top and economists have predicted that his policies could cause a global recession. He would drag our country back to where we were when the last Republican president left office, when we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. The American people can't afford to let Trump bully his way into the Oval Office. * Trump has already damaged America's relationships across the globe. His record of denigrating women has only gotten worse throughout this campaign. His divisive rhetoric has made our communities less safe. And his business record is riddled with embarrassing failures that make it clear the American people can't afford to let him get anywhere near the White House. National Security: Even as a candidate, Donald Trump has damaged America's relationships across the globe. In the White House, he would undeniably make America less safe. * Donald Trump has no foreign policy experience and rather than seeking the advice of well-respected experts, Trump relies on his own misinformed ideas and in his own words, on his "good brain." * Trump has falsely claimed that he knows "more about ISIS than the generals" and recommended that the U.S. military commit international war crimes. * Trump's threat to pull back from our most important military alliances like NATO, pull aid from our allies like Israel, and his gushing praise for dictators would put our country on a dangerous path. * Trump has refused to rule out using nuclear weapons on European territory, and wants to allow countries that don't currently have nuclear weapons to get them, reversing long-held goals of international nuclear disarmament. Wrong on Women: Donald Trump has a decades-long record of denigrating women and promoting misogyny. His policies would make it harder for women to make their own choices when it comes to their health care or their career. * Trump once said you had to treat women "like s**t" and has spent decades doing so himself by calling women names - "fat pig," "slob," or "bimbo" - and saying a man needs a woman to support him at home rather than always be "griping and bitching." * Trump would take away a woman's right to make her own healthcare choices and has said women who had abortions should be punished - but not the doctors that performed them - and opposed exceptions for health of the mother because he thought women would use a cold as an excuse to have an abortion. * Trump thinks ensuring equal pay for women should just be left up to "the marketplace" and once suggested family leave policies should actually be scaled back and noted pregnancy was "an inconvenience for a business." Trump complained that when he employed mothers, they were not giving him "100 percent." Divisive and Dangerous: Donald Trump exploited racial anxieties and cultural fears in the pursuit of getting elected - to the point where his rallies have sparked violence against people of color, protestors, and the media. * Trump spouts hateful and dangerous lies about Muslims and called to surveil mosques, to ban Muslims from entering the country and to create a database of all Muslims in America - including U.S. citizens - and could not answer when pressed on how this would be any different from Nazi Germany. * Trump called Mexican immigrants "rapists" and criminals and said they brought disease into the country, said you needed to check if Native Americans were "real Indians," and claimed that a "well-educated black has a tremendous advantage" - but apparently not an advantage in finding housing in Trump properties, because in the 1970s, the Trump Organization was sued for discriminating against Blacks and Puerto Ricans. * Trump has been endorsed by former KKK leader David Duke, and his candidacy has been used as a recruiting tool for the white supremacist movement, which is no surprise since Trump refused to disavow David Duke and the KKK four times in one interview. * Trump has fostered violence against protestors at his rallies, suggesting that a Black Lives Matter protester maybe "should have been roughed up," promising to pay the legal fees if someone would "knock the hell" out of a protester and reminiscing about the old days when a protester would be "carried off on a stretcher." * Trump repeatedly threatened the First Amendment by calling to "open up" libel laws so he could sue reporters whenever they printed a story he did not like, made it a practice of banning media outlets he did not like from covering his rallies, and thought "closing" parts of the Internet was a rational strategy to combat ISIS. Reckless on the Economy, Making Millions at the Expense of Hardworking Americans: Though he plays the part of a wealthy and successful businessman, Donald Trump's real life record is a reminder that he would endanger the entire global financial system and promote policies that hurt everyday Americans. * Despite his tough talk on trade deals and the loss of American jobs, Donald Trump manufactured his clothing line in countries he rails against, like China and Mexico - a reminder that he made millions at the expense of American workers and on the backs of foreign labor. * His Trump "University" fleeced thousands of Americans simply looking to get ahead. * Trump's businesses have repeatedly gone bankrupt, leaving investors, contractors and small businesses holding the bag for his bad business decisions. * Trump's unfounded predictions of recession under President Obama and warnings against investing in the stock market are reckless. * Economists have actually predicted Trump's policies could start an international trade war and even destabilize the global economy . * Trump's tax plan would overwhelmingly benefit the rich while costing the country $9.5 trillion to implement -- more than any other Republican plan proposed. It also violates his pledge to eliminate the national debt. * Trump actually said at one of the Republican Party's debates that wages were "too high" and opposed raising the federal minimum wage * Trump wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would jeopardize health care for 20 million Americans who've been able to get coverage under Obamacare. How Democrats Will Win Republicans couldn't unite against Trump and failed to stand up to him during their primary because they were playing to the same extreme base of their party. Democrats will be united and hold Donald Trump accountable every day until November 8th. * Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have been clear they'll work hard in November to ensure we don't let a Republican like Trump drag our country backward. * While we recognize that any campaign will see the intensity level rise down the stretch, we expect our candidates to maintain a tone that helps us build toward the general election. * Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have drawn sharp differences with one another, but overwhelmingly they've been focused on substance and how to best move America forward. * Because the Party's platform is a statement of our values, the DNC is committed to an open, inclusive and representative process. Both of our campaigns will be represented on the Platform Drafting Committee, and just as we did in 2008 and 2012, the public will have opportunities to participate. * Democrats know that we're stronger when more voices are heard, and when we stand together to move our country forward, we'll see that in Philadelphia at our convention.


Dear Jorge, Happy for you to use me in an additional attempt tp get some Mexican support to come to CRU next year. What exactly do you need? Send me an example of what you want? Life is very busy here at the moment as I'll be away for several meetings over the next 6 weeks and I must prepare some material for most of them. GKSS is just one model and it is a model, so there is no need for it to be correct. I am also aware that Ed Cook is revising the ECS curve in a paper he's submitting to Quaternary Science Reviews. Remember that if ECS (and GKSS) are correct then the climate is more sensitive to external forcing (the factors that cause past changes/variability). If the climate is more sensitive then the likely changes in the future will be greater. The curves that we've produced here (and also Mike Mann's) suggest a climate sensitivity of about 2.5 deg C for a CO2 doubling. Getting volcanic forcing right in the past (along with solar) are crucial in any study. Cheers Phil At 12:22 12/03/2004 -0600, you wrote: Dear Dr. Jones: I am very happy because I went to a Workshop in Kona Hawaii (with support of NASA-CRCES after to gain a contest with a review paper about global temperature reconstructions, it was a different version of the paper that you have read). There I met with Dr. Michael Mann. Mann was very kind with me, however when he did know my work he changed his attitude. I met there also Dr. Hans von Starch who presented a global temperature reconstructions with a AOCGCM with natural and anthropogenic forcings. His results agree more or less with ECS, and my results. i am in contact with the GKSS group in order to compare and share information. However, the key point of my studies, as you have pointed out, is to justify that the background Ice Acidity (without volcanic activity) from polar caps could be considered as a proxy. I have contacted Dr. Hammer and Dr. Crowley to have information and advice. In order continue this kind of studies I would like to propose you again (as we have tried last year) to ask support the the AMC (Mexican Academy of Sciences) to support a visit to CRU-UEA next year to continue my work, with your help and advice, about global temperature for the Holocene. I will need only an official invitation for my visit. It would be in March 2005 for 3 or 4 weeks. Also, I am asking support to travel to Japan this year (this fall), however I would like to stop in England a week, in order to visit CRU-UEA and to continue our collaboration. I would like to know your oppinion, cheers, Jorge Jorge Sánchez-Sesma Instituto Mexicano de Tecnología del Agua Subcoordinación de Hidrometeorología Paseo Cuauhnahuac No. 8532, Col. Progreso Jiutepec, Morelos 62550, México telefono: 52+(777)329-3600 x 879 fax 52+(777)3293683 email: jsanchez@tlaloc.imta.mx pagina: [1] Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 University of East Anglia Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk NR4 7TJ UK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- References 1.


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Dear All we heard the opinions of most LAs, namely Jens, Richard, Linda, Peter, and Hans as well as some interesting interpretations of my email (Linda says: " You seem to be assuming that the most desirable result is if the SRES results have no contrasts with the IS92a results. I don't understand your reasoning on this." I do not have any particular desire on the new data. We said that one thing to look at was the agreement with the old data and thus I noticed that relaxing the criteria would yield a greater agreement). I would say that a broad range of opinions was covered, from one where the SRES should essentially be commented upon concerning their agreement with the old data to one in which all the old stuff should be replaced with SRES stuff. Some people want to make the BOX more central, others want to get rid of it. Given this, I would like to add my own opinion developed through the weekend. First let me say that in general, as my own opinion, I feel rather unconfortable about using not only unpublished but also un reviewed material as the backbone of our conclusions (or any conclusions). I realize that chapter 9 is including SRES stuff, and thus we can and need to do that too, but the fact is that in doing so the rules of IPCC have been softened to the point that in this way the IPCC is not any more an assessment of published science (which is its proclaimed goal) but production of results. The softened condition that the models themself have to be published does not even apply because the Japanese model for example is very different from the published one which gave results not even close to the actual outlier version (in the old dataset the CCC model was the outlier). Essentially, I feel that at this point there are very little rules and almost anything goes. I think this will set a dangerous precedent which might mine the IPCC credibility, and I am a bit unconfortable that now nearly everybody seems to think that it is just ok to do this. Anyways, this is only my opinion for what it is worth. Going to the problem at hand, I have a proposal that is in between the two extreme positions. I think the SRES runs should be included and highlighted in the chapter, but should not be the only source of our conclusions, partially also for the reasons I state above (I seem to remember that in Chapter 9 the SRES results were only a small section in the whole chapter in which it was said that they essentially confirmed previous findings). Also let me say that, as it currently stands, the box is essentially meaningless, because it simply repeats what is already said in the executive summary. With these premises here is my proposal: 1) We leave 10.3 more or less as it is, a discussion of published science on model behavior, uncertainty, some climate change runs. Perhaps we shorten it or something like that. I am not in favor of presenting Giorgi and Francisco-type plots for the SRES runs for the simple reason that they do not convey effectively what readers want. Proof is that we had all the plots there and we were accused of not having any results in the chapter !! I think people want something more direct, i.e. plots similar to the +/- one we had proposed in the BOX. 2) We make the BOX only with SRES results, i.e. the BOX becomes a summary presentation of the SRES projections. In this way we accomplish several objectives: we highlight the SRES results in a way that is of direct impact (after all this is what working group II people are really interested in); we can explicitly state that the results are preliminary and sort of differentiate them from the more IPCC-proper chapter material (of course we are not going to say so); we have a natural place for the BOX (end of 10.3), do not need to rewrite the whole thing and just need to make the proper connections with the rest of the chapter. All and all I think this is a feasible and clean solution. The rest of the material in the old box (sections a and c) was really just general material repetitive of what we were saying in various other part of the chapter. 3) In the executive summary we summarize what we believe are the confident patterns from the combination of old and new runs. As to what should the SRES box look like. I hear people liked a lot our +/- plot, so we do the same types of plots, both for precip and temperature, one for the A2 and one for B2 scenarios, plus one or two paragraphs explaining the plots. This will portray agreement not only across models but also across what are now considered plausible scenarios. We can easily fit 4 plots in a page and if need be fit the 1-2 paragraphs on another page (I do not see anything wrong with a 1.5 page box). For precipitation I think the old criteria are fine. For temperature this is what I propose. In the precip plots we had 4 sub-categories, (+, - large change, small change) plus the inconclusive, or whatever we decided to call it. Similarly, we could do 4 categories here 1) Amplification positive, 2) Amplification negative (i.e. less than the global average), 3) strong amplification (> 50%), 4) small amplification (between 25 and 50 %). I cannot visualize it at the moment, but I think this will work to figures analogous to the precip ones. Correct me if I am wrong. To the two technical issues: 1) Do we soften our requirement, i.e. from n-1 to n-2 model agreement? I do not feel strongly about it but am more in favor of not softening the criterion. We are looking for confidence and model agreement and should have stringent requirements on it. 2) Do we include the outliers in the analysis? I say yes, not having time for more detailed analysis as to why they should not be included. In Chapter 9 they are presented as bracketing the answers not as being wrong. This is the problem of not having published research on this. perhaps a paper would have excluded them on scientific grounds, but can we at this point? I am not sure we can have solid enough foundations to legitimate it. Besides, I have done analysis without them as well and things did not change almost at all. To the operational issues: 1) I agree there is no time for a paper to be delivered before the Sept. 26 deadline. After the deadline however, and with some calm, I think we should have a paper on it. 2) Meeting or conference call. I myself am not keen on a meeting of the Europeans. Jens is not back until the end of the week, which means the meeting would have to be during the last week before deadline. With all that is still left to do on the chapter and other internal committments I have, I certainly could do without spending 2 days to do this (which is always the minimum it takes me to get anywhere and back)and I cannot do it over the weekend since I am not here. It sounds like we would have to contact people by phone anyways (see Peter and Linda's messages), so why not a conference call directly? >From the technical viewpoint Linda seems to be the best person to organize this. As soon as Jens is back perhaps? (Jens if you can read this can you let us know when this is possible?). 3) We just got the MPI data and the full CCC ones (I guess some was lost in the previous run). We need to incorporate these so we have all models available. I and Bruce will interact on this. 4) I agree we should contact the TSU about it, but I also think we should have a proposal on it with less spread than current to present them. Last but not least, please work on your section revisions (especially those who have nothing to do with the BOX) so at least we get that out of the way. Cheers, Filippo ################################################################ # Filippo Giorgi, Senior Scientist and Head, # # Physics of Weather and Climate Section # # The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics # # P.O. BOX 586, (Strada Costiera 11 for courier mail) # # 34100 Trieste, ITALY # # Phone: + 39 040 2240 425 # # Fax: + 39 040 2240 449 (or + 39 040 224 163) # # email: giorgi@ictp.trieste.it # ################################################################


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Cool, thanks Brinster! From: Brinster, Jeremy Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 8:23 PM To: Garcia, Walter; Dillon, Lauren; RR2 Subject: RE: RESEARCH REQUEST: Texas and transportation There really isn't anything very damaging out there that I've seen. The Republicans in the Texas legislature look to be in favor of pretty massive spending on highway infrastructure, the worst thing I've seen is that they refuse to raise taxes to do so (and want to rely on shifting other spending instead): Also, here's an infrastructure report card with info from 2012: #p/state-facts/texas I think you'd have to tie it to Congress if you want to hit on infrastructure. From: Garcia, Walter Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 7:32 PM To: Dillon, Lauren; RR2 Subject: RE: RESEARCH REQUEST: Texas and transportation Yup, talked to them, and they unfortunately do not have this. From: Dillon, Lauren Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 7:20 PM To: Garcia, Walter; RR2 Subject: RE: RESEARCH REQUEST: Texas and transportation Have you talked to the state party and do they have some examples before we do this? From: Garcia, Walter Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 6:54 PM To: RR2 Subject: RESEARCH REQUEST: Texas and transportation Hi team, Can you please pull research on how Texas has been impacted by Republican obstruction on infrastructure spending/anything else that you think might be relevant? Thx! -- Walter Garcia Western Regional Press Secretary Democratic National Committee (DNC) Email: GarciaW@dnc.org Twitter: @WalterGarcia231 [SigDems]


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The global scope of your concern and our collective ability to effect a change has humbled me once again. Just when you start to get a little callous about the 'Net ... Accordingly, I'd like to sketch out an idea with you that can be an ongoing part of Penguin Shell. It's an open discussion, really, about how we can further put our technical skills (be they Linux or Windows skills) to work for a good cause. I'm proposing that we start an organized volunteer effort, based in the Penguin Shell readership, to provide volunteer technical services to worthwhile charitable organizations. First, we need a name that clearly describes our purpose. Next, we need volunteers with the time and ability to lend those skills to a good cause. Finally, we'll need some suggestions as to the charitable organizations that are near and dear to your heart. Or, maybe the organization is one you're already working with - one you're certain can use some hands-on or remote volunteer help. I'll start that ball rolling with a personal organizational suggestions - the Aicardi Syndrome Foundation. Though I don't currently know their technical needs, I do know that the syndrome is very rare - read "research and technical dollars are minimal." I'm sure we can, as a group, provide them a way to fill existing technical holes. That's just a suggestion. Feel free to use the mailto links above to make others. Over the next few weeks, I plan on modifying my current favorite blogging program, GeekLog to pull together a community project area where interested parties can gather, coordinate and discuss whatever this project might become. I'll keep you posted on the details. In one of the earliest issues of Penguin Shell, I told a story about Emperor Penguins - how they huddle together on the shore, knowing that their protection from predators lies in sheer numbers. When one takes the leap into the water, all the others follow; individual involvement for the good of the community. 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Block devices receive data for storage in chunks, generally pre-set sizes of data "blocks." Hard drives are block devices. They'll only write chunks of data to storage. Thus, the problem with shutting down your machine uncleanly. Data intended for storage may not, in fact, have been written at the time your power dies or you hard kill your machine. The system may still be accumulating data up to the proper block size before committing it to the hard drive. Character devices, on the other hand, receive data in "streams," one character at a time. Serial ports are a great example of character devices. They handle data input and output on the fly, rather than filling a buffer then committing the data. The physical nature of these device types goes a long way toward explaining why they handle data as they do. A hard drive has to physically spin up to store or retrieve data. You're actually changing the magnetic properties of the disc surface when you store data. Consequently, a hard drive has to know where there's free space on the disc surface, has to move that area of the disc under the write head and try, as best it can, to group blocks of related data together. Character devices really don't store data as much as they send it off and forget about it. The process is purely electrical rather than electrical and physical. The serial port, for example, sends data in a stream to your Palm Pilot. The storage of the data is actually handled by the Palm itself, not a physical storage device on the computer. There's no need to spin up a drive and account for the data as is necessary with a hard drive. The Palm will also send a signal back to the computer confirming receipt of data. That's an indication that character devices often communicate in both directions, as well. So, when you're configuring block devices in your kernel, you're preparing the system for communicating with a device that will buffer data to a predetermined level, then write that data as a block, changing the physical properties of the hard drive disc surface. Even though that's the highest level view of the process, it still shows how difficult a process physical data storage really is. In the block device section, you'll find many options for physical data storage. When configuring this section, it's crucial to know as much about your existing hardware as possible. What type (brand) of hard drives are you using? What's the interface to the machine - IDE, parallel, etc? Where is the drive located - on the local machine or on a network-connected box? Because the variables are so broad, it's nearly impossible to give you a stock configuration tip that will work for your personal machine every time. I can tell you this - you will have block devices (normally a hard drive and a floppy), and you need to answer as many of the above questions as you can. Find out as much about these physical devices as you can, and the configuration process will be relatively painless. A warning - you'll see more configuration tips like this as the series continues to progress. I'll certainly make hands-on configuration recommendations where possible. There are quite a few areas where I can make such recommendations. However, where the variable set is as broad as block devices, much of the legwork will be up to you. Tomorrow, we'll talk about RAID and multi-device support in Linux. Recommend It! Send us a GnomeCORE tip GnomeFILE rxLinux "The concept behind rxlinux is to centralise configuration and management of multiple Linux servers. New servers can be deployed in minutes. A Web interface is used to build custom ISO CD-ROMs dedicated for specific servers. 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Thank you. Raul Alvillar National Political Director Democratic National Committee Tele. 202.863.8000 From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 10:55 AM To: Alvillar, Raul; Dacey, Amy; Maureen Garde Subject: FW: Video request: John Zody on CNN FYI, Zody did get booked on CNN: From: Jakubiec, Matthew Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 10:54 AM To: Helmstetter, TJ; Comm_D Subject: RE: Video request: John Zody on CNN Watch here From: Helmstetter, TJ Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 10:30 AM To: Comm_D Subject: Video request: John Zody on CNN Indiana Dems chair John Zody was just on CNN. Can someone send me video? Thanks! TJ Helmstetter Deputy Director of Regional and Specialty Media Democratic National Committee 202.863.8022 - desk 973.464.9224 - cell HelmstetterT@DNC.org


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Dacey Subject: Friend -- We have 195 days left to do absolutely everything we can to make sure that our next president is a Democrat, that they have a Democratic Senate to work with, and that we elect other great Democrats up and down the ballot in all 50 states. It's a big job, but I know we have what it takes to get it done -- because we have supporters like you, NAME. DONORS You've already chipped in $XX so far during this election, and I can't thank you enough for that. It's what helps us keep the lights turned on around here, yes, but it also builds the war chest we'll need to face the Republicans and puts Democrats in the best possible position to win in November. Now is the time when we need everyone to dig a little deeper to help us cross that finish line, and we're counting on grassroots supporters like you to help us get there. We have a big deadline coming up on Saturday, NAME -- can I count on you to step up again and chip in $10 or more right now? LINKS NONDONORS Donations from grassroots supporters like you are what help us keep the lights turned on around here, yes, but they also build the war chest we'll need to face the Republicans and put Democrats in the best possible position to win in November. Now is the time when we need everyone to dig a little deeper to help us cross that finish line, and we're counting on folks like you to help us get there. We have a big deadline coming up on Saturday, NAME -- can I count on you to chip in $10 or more right now? LINKS Thank you so much for everything you do. All the best, Amy Amy K. Dacey Chief Executive Officer Democratic National Committee —v2(SK)— Sender: Amy K. Dacey Subject: We're just over six months from Election Day, NAME. That means we've got less than 200 days to give Democratic candidates up and down the ballot the resources they'll need to build winning campaigns and defeat their Republican opponents in November. We still have a few more caucuses and primaries between now and our convention in July, but we already know this: Whether it's Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders who wins the primary, our nominee needs to be ready to hit the ground running to beat whoever the Republicans nominate. DONORS And NAME, the $XX that you've chipped in so far this election is going to help us keep a Republican out of the White House. But the stakes are too high to take even one of these 195 days between now and November 8th for granted, and we need our best grassroots supporters -- people like you -- to keep stepping up so our great candidates have a fighting chance. Before Saturday's deadline, will you pitch in $10 or more one more time to help elect Democrats? LINKS NONDONORS And NAME, the stakes are too high to take even one of these 195 days between now and November 8th for granted -- so we need our grassroots supporters to step up so our great candidates have a fighting chance. Before Saturday's deadline, will you pitch in $10 or more to help elect Democrats? LINKS I know Democrats can count on you, NAME. All the best, Amy Amy K. Dacey Chief Executive Officer Democratic National Committee —v3(RAE)— Sender: Amy K. Dacey Subject: Friend -- Remember a couple months ago when we were welcoming in the New Year? If your answer to that is "Sure, vaguely…" -- well, that makes two of us, NAME. We are 40 state primaries and caucuses in to 2016, just 92 days away from our convention in Philadelphia, and only a little over six months away from the day we elect our next Democratic President of the United States. But before then, we're facing major deadlines, like the one coming up this Saturday. Your donation of $10 or whatever you can today helps prepare us for those rapidly approaching days ahead of us. Those are some pretty big countdowns ahead of us, NAME. Every last day leading up to these milestones matter tremendously and I'm hoping that you'll help us keep up the momentum we need to win -- starting with our deadline this Saturday: LINKS I know we ask a lot of you, NAME, and I want you to know how much I appreciate your support. This year is moving fast, and we can't let any opportunity to support Democrats pass us by. All the best, Amy Amy K. Dacey Chief Executive Officer Democratic National Committee —v4(JGR)— Sender: Amy K. Dacey Subject: Friend -- We're less than 100 days from our convention, a little over six months from Election Day, and we've had 40 state primaries and caucuses so far, so I wanted to take a minute to let you know where things stand. Here's how you've been a part of our efforts so far this election: NON-ACTIONTAKERS Email subscriber: Yes (We're glad to have you here!) Online action taker: No ( If you want to let us know you're standing with Democrats, click here. ) 2016 Election donor: Not yet NONDONORS Email subscriber: Yes (We're glad to have you here!) Online action taker: Yep (Thanks for showing your support for Democrats.) 2016 Election donor: Not yet DONORS Email subscriber: Yes (We're glad to have you here!) Online action taker: Yep (Thanks for showing your support for Democrats.) 2016 Election donor: Yes (And we appreciate it more than I can say, NAME.) No matter how you choose to get engaged with the Democratic Party and our amazing candidates, both at the presidential level and down the ticket in all 50 states, we're so glad that you're on the team. Because at the end of the day, we all know that we simply can't allow a President Trump to replace Barack Obama in the White House. And to stop that from happening, we've all got to work together, harder than we ever have before. I know we can do it, but we need to dig deep. That's why today I'm asking you to step up (donors: again) and pitch in $10 or whatever you can before Saturday's end-of-month deadline. LINKS With another Democrat in the White House -- and a Democratic Congress to back him or her up -- we're not just going to protect President Obama's progress, we're going to build on it so that generations of Americans to come have a fair shot to succeed. Thank you for everything you do. All the best, Amy Amy K. Dacey Chief Executive Officer Democratic National Committee -- Jessalyn Reid Deputy Email Director Democratic National Committee ReidJ@dnc.org ________________________________ NOTICE: This communication may contain privileged or other confidential information. If you have received it in error, please advise the sender by reply email and immediately delete the message and any attachments without copying or disclosing the contents. Thank you.


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Not necessarily. If Mika just doesn't like her, I'm not sure it's worth either of their time. I've lowered her expectations, but don't know. If you think Mika is set in stone I'm happy to kill it. Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "Todd, Chuck D (NBCUniversal)" Date: 05/18/2016 20:51 (GMT-05:00) To: "Miranda, Luis" Subject: Re: Following up... Between us, You think the call is a good idea? Chuck Todd NBC News @chucktodd On May 18, 2016, at 8:08 PM, Miranda, Luis > wrote: Hey Chuck, per our conversation earlier today, I'd appreciate it if you passed along the following to the Morning Joe team. I understand Joe and Mika will say whatever they're going to say in terms of opinion, but at a minimum they should consider the facts on some of the key allegations they're making. The DNC Chair has repeatedly said on the air and otherwise that it's not her job to tell either candidate to get out and has never called for anyone to get out of the race. She has talked in very positive terms about both of our candidates and the substantive campaigns they've run . As for the stuff that Joe and Mika tried to rehash this morning about debates, the fact is our debates earned far better ratings overall this year than they did in past cycles. And as NBC knows all too well, when we were able to get both campaigns to agree, we added four. The rules in place for this election have been pretty much the same for several cycles. In fact, the major change from 2008 – when Obama beat Clinton --- is that there are actually LESS unpledged "super" delegates, now down to 15% from 20% prior to the change. No one wrote or rewrote any rules to help or hurt any specific candidate, these are the Party rules. The single biggest factor determining the nominee (85%) is the participation of voters in primaries and caucuses. You can see a post we did here that lays out the facts on Super Delegates . It also debunks the false myths about Iowa. The DNC's delegate selection rules for this primary were set before any of these candidates declared, and are consistent with the rules in place for several cycles – including 2008 when Barack Obama defeated Hillary Clinton. There's just no evidence that the process has been rigged. It certainly wasn't rigged in Nevada this weekend, which was not a DNC event but a state party one. But don't take it from us, here's what Jon Ralston wrote: And here's what Politifact said:  Let me know if there's anything else I can provide. Thanks, -Luis. Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 – MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC


Probably because we have this pesky 1st Amendment thing here. Still, lots of us in the States have developed a disturbing tendency to shout down or (in recent years) shackle in legal BS opinions, thoughts, and individual behaviors we don't agree with. You can just ignore it if you wish. But I must feel obligated to defend to the death your right to do so. Chuck On Monday, September 16, 2002, at 06:54 AM, Robert Harley wrote: The usual crud. Why do morons ranting and beating their chests in the National Review (or similar rags) merit FoRKing?


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