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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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Ben, I have attached the tropical mean trend profiles, now for the period 1979-1999. RAOBCORE versions show much more upper tropospheric heating for this period, RICH shows slightly more heating. Note also stronger cooling of unadjusted radiosondes in stratospheric layers compared to 1999-2004. Just for information I have included also zonal mean trend plots for the unadjusted radiosondes (tm), RAOBCORE v1.4 (tmcorr) and RICH (rgmra) I do not suggest that these plots should be included but some of you maybe want to know about the spatial coherence of the zonal mean trends. It is interesting to see the lower tropospheric warming minimum in the tropics in all three plots, which I cannot explain. I believe it is spurious but it is remarkably robust against my adjustment efforts. Meridional resolution is 10 degrees. As you can imagine, the tropical upper tropospheric heating maximum at 5S and the cooling in the unadjusted radiosondes at 5N are based on very few long records in these belts. 2-3 in 5S, about 5 in 5N. Best regards and I wish you all a happy new year. Leo Ben Santer wrote: > Dear Leo, > > The Figure that you sent is extremely informative, and would be great > to include in a response to Douglass et al. The Figure clearly > illustrates that the "structural uncertainties" inherent in > radiosonde-based estimates of tropospheric temperature change are much > larger than Douglass et al. have claimed. This is an important point > to make. > > Would it be possible to produce a version of this Figure showing > results for the period 1979 to 1999 (the period that I've used for > testing the significance of model-versus-observed trend differences) > instead of 1979 to 2004? > > With best regards, and frohes Neues Jahr! > > Ben > Leopold Haimberger wrote: >> Dear all, >> >> I have attached a plot which summarizes the recent developments >> concerning tropical radiosonde temperature datasets and which could >> be a candidate to be included in a reply to Douglass et al. >> It contains trend profiles from unadjusted radiosondes, >> HadAT2-adjusted radiosondes, RAOBCORE (versions 1.2-1.4) adjusted >> radiosondes >> and from radiosondes adjusted with a neighbor composite method (RICH) >> that uses the break dates detected with RAOBCORE (v1.4) as metadata. >> RAOBCORE v1.2,v1.3 are documented in Haimberger (2007), RAOBCORE v1.4 >> and RICH are discussed in the manuscript I mentioned in my previous >> email. >> Latitude range is 20S-20N, only time series with less than 24 months >> of missing data are included. Spatial sampling of all curves is the >> same except HadAT which contains less stations that meet the 24month >> criterion. Sampling uncertainty of the trend curves is ca. >> +/-0.1K/decade (95% percentiles estimated with bootstrap method). >> >> RAOBCORE v1.3,1.4 and RICH are results from ongoing research and >> warming trends from radiosondes may still be underestimated. >> The upper tropospheric warming maxima from RICH are even larger (up >> to 0.35K/decade, not shown), if only radiosondes within the tropics >> (20N-20S) are allowed as reference for adjustment of tropical >> radiosonde temperatures. The pink/blue curves in the attached plot >> should therefore not be regarded as upper bound of what may be >> achieved with plausible choices of reference series for homogenization. >> Please let me know your comments. >> >> I wish you a merry Christmas. >> >> With best regards >> >> Leo >> >> John Lanzante wrote: >>> Ben, >>> >>> Perhaps a resampling test would be appropriate. The tests you have >>> performed >>> consist of pairing an observed time series (UAH or RSS MSU) with >>> each one >>> of 49 GCM times series from your "ensemble of opportunity". >>> Significance >>> of the difference between each pair of obs/GCM trends yields a certain >>> number of "hits". >>> >>> To determine a baseline for judging how likely it would be to obtain >>> the >>> given number of hits one could perform a set of resampling trials by >>> treating one of the ensemble members as a surrogate observation. For >>> each >>> trial, select at random one of the 49 GCM members to be the >>> "observation". >>> From the remaining 48 members draw a bootstrap sample of 49, and >>> perform >>> 49 tests, yielding a certain number of "hits". Repeat this many >>> times to >>> generate a distribution of "hits". >>> >>> The actual number of hits, based on the real observations could then be >>> referenced to the Monte Carlo distribution to yield a probability >>> that this >>> could have occurred by chance. The basic idea is to see if the observed >>> trend is inconsistent with the GCM ensemble of trends. >>> >>> There are a couple of additional tweaks that could be applied to >>> your method. >>> You are currently computing trends for each of the two time series >>> in the >>> pair and assessing the significance of their differences. Why not first >>> create a difference time series and assess the significance of it's >>> trend? >>> The advantage of this is that you would reduce somewhat the >>> autocorrelation >>> in the time series and hence the effect of the "degrees of freedom" >>> adjustment. Since the GCM runs are based on coupled model runs this >>> differencing would help remove the common externally forced >>> variability, >>> but not internally forced variability, so the adjustment would still be >>> needed. >>> >>> Another tweak would be to alter the significance level used to assess >>> differences in trends. Currently you are using the 5% level, which >>> yields >>> only a small number of hits. If you made this less stringent you >>> would get >>> potentially more weaker hits. But it would all come out in the wash >>> so to >>> speak since the number of hits in the Monte Carlo simulations would >>> increase >>> as well. I suspect that increasing the number of expected hits would >>> make the >>> whole procedure more powerful/efficient in a statistical sense since >>> you >>> would no longer be dealing with a "rare event". In the current >>> scheme, using >>> a 5% level with 49 pairings you have an expected hit rate of 0.05 X >>> 49 = 2.45. >>> For example, if instead you used a 20% significance level you would >>> have an >>> expected hit rate of 0.20 X 49 = 9.8. >>> >>> I hope this helps. >>> >>> On an unrelated matter, I'm wondering a bit about the different >>> versions of >>> Leo's new radiosonde dataset (RAOBCORE). I was surprised to see that >>> the >>> latest version has considerably more tropospheric warming than I >>> recalled >>> from an earlier version that was written up in JCLI in 2007. I have a >>> couple of questions that I'd like to ask Leo. One concern is that if >>> we use >>> the latest version of RAOBCORE is there a paper that we can >>> reference -- >>> if this is not in a peer-reviewed journal is there a paper in >>> submission? >>> The other question is: could you briefly comment on the differences >>> in methodology used to generate the latest version of RAOBCORE as >>> compared to the version used in JCLI 2007, and what/when/where did >>> changes occur to >>> yield a stronger warming trend? >>> >>> Best regards, >>> >>> ______John >>> >>> >>> >>> On Saturday 15 December 2007 12:21 pm, Thomas.R.Karl wrote: >>> >>>> Thanks Ben, >>>> >>>> You have the makings of a nice article. >>>> >>>> I note that we would expect to 10 cases that are significantly >>>> different by chance (based on the 196 tests at the .05 sig level). >>>> You found 3. With appropriately corrected Leopold I suspect you >>>> will find there is indeed stat sig. similar trends incl. >>>> amplification. Setting up the statistical testing should be >>>> interesting with this many combinations. >>>> >>>> Regards, Tom >>>> >>> >>> >> > > -- Ao. Univ. Prof. Dr. Leopold Haimberger Institut für Meteorologie und Geophysik, Universität Wien Althanstraße 14, A - 1090 Wien Tel.: +43 1 4277 53712 Fax.: +43 1 4277 9537 ~haimbel7/ Attachment Converted: "c:\documents and settings\tim osborn\my documents\eudora\attach\t00_trendbeltbg_Tropics_1979-1999_v1_4.eps" Attachment Converted: "c:\documents and settings\tim osborn\my documents\eudora\attach\t00_trendzonalGlobe_tmcorr_1979-1999.ps" Attachment Converted: "c:\documents and settings\tim osborn\my documents\eudora\attach\t00_trendzonalGlobe_rgmra_1979-1999.ps" Attachment Converted: "c:\documents and settings\tim osborn\my documents\eudora\attach\t00_trendzonalGlobe_tm_1979-1999.ps"


Love, love, love the strategy. Sent from Donna's I Pad. Follow me on twitter @donnabrazile On Apr 25, 2016, at 10:09 PM, Elias, Marc (Perkins Coie) > wrote: Yes. We are appealing and should win at the 4th circuit -- Marc E. Elias Perkins Coie LLP 700 13th St, NW Washington, DC 20005 202-434-1609 melias@perkinscoie.com @marceelias Sent from my iPad On Apr 25, 2016, at 10:07 PM, Donna Brazile > wrote: Can we put out a statement? Sent from Donna's I Pad. Follow me on twitter @donnabrazile Begin forwarded message: From: Jennifer Farmer > Date: April 25, 2016 at 10:01:39 PM EDT To: > Subject: Court Declines to Overturn North Carolina's Monster Voter Suppression Law: Groups to Appeal Decision Reply-To: > [ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jennifer Farmer, 202-487-0967 April 25, 2016 Email: jfarmer@advancementproject.org Court Declines to Overturn North Carolina's Monster Voter Suppression Law: Groups to Appeal Decision RALEIGH, NC – Today the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina ruled that H.B. 589, a monster voter suppression law, does not violate the Voting Rights Act or the Fourteenth, Fifteenth or Twenty-Sixth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The court chose instead to uphold a restrictive and discriminatory measure, which has already significantly burdened voters of color in the state. We intend to seek relief for provisions including the expansion of voter challenges, the elimination of same-day registration, the rollback of a week of early voting, a ban on the use of out of precinct provisional ballots, the removal of a successful preregistration program for 16- and 17-year-olds and a restrictive photo ID requirement. The current injunction on the law's proscriptions of same day registration and out of precinct voting – which has been in place since 2015, will remain in effect until June. Advancement Project, along with co-counsel from Kirkland & Ellis, LLP and attorneys Irving Joyner and Adam Stein, challenged H.B. 589 on behalf of the North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. The groups will hold a media conference call on Tuesday, April 26 at 11:30 am EST to discuss the decision, and conference call details are forthcoming. 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Manafort here From: Brinster, Jeremy Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2016 9:15 AM To: Comm_D Subject: RE: FNS 4-24-16 Nothing real interesting on Trump being more presidential. Says multiple times there will be no second ballot at the convention and that is why the campaign isn't focused on stealing state delegates like Cruz is Paul Manafort interview * You met with RNC to reassure them, said Trump has been playing a part. He's been campaigning for 10 monhs and we haven't seen real man? o That was about what settings he's been. You've seen real Trump in campaign mode o RNC has a different mode-wants to know if Trump is going to be giving policy speeches, etc, which he will * But it does sound like spin, doesn't seem like you were talking about rallies vs speeches o But that is what I was saying, it's been distorted o Trump has been saying when I'm at rallies, I want to show you who I am in this environment, when I'm giving policy speeches, I'm giving policy speeches * Cruz has said Trump the Conservative is just a show, trying to fool gullible voters o Well there's the liar, not Trump o He's got to change to conversation, narrative, because he's had the nomination eliminated for him o Cruz made this up from whole cloth, trump never said he isn't building a wall o Cruz is going to lose all five Tues states, come in third in most o Like with Carson and Rubio, Cruz just makes things up * Cruz had a good weekend-one of your jobs is to get delegates committed, Cruz won a lot of their support, 65-2 for you o You've been around a long time Chris, the only vote that matters is the vote cast when the roll is called. Cruz won 0 delegates for that vote yesterday o Other problems happened before I was involved o Cruz is bending to rules, in Maine the governor put together a slate based on primary results, Cruz broke the deal, didn't care about local officials, steamrolled it. That's not the trump approach o We're running a campaign to win folks on first ballot, and we are o What Cruz is doing is hurting the party. There will be no second ballot. * You became a lobbyist after Reagan white house, you have controversial clients (foreign dictators), your firm were called torturer's lobby o I was representing the administration's chosen groups in Philippines, other countries * Not Yanukovich o I worked with Europeans to bring Ukraine into Europe, role I played was to help that happen * Cruz calls yours a lobbyist campaign o The people he's talking about haven't been lobbying for 10-20 years * His point is that Trump's anti-establishment outsider status is no longer valid o I'm not running, Trump is, Trump is clearly an outsider, and he's established that o Cruz is trying to say the process, voting, doesn't matter o He wants to destroy the party and see who can pick up the pieces on the 2nd, 3rd ballot o We're trying to work with Mitch McConnell in KY to put together a unity slate o We're working with party officials, we didn't want to go into a state in be disruptive, as Cruz did o We want to make sure people who Trump hasn't been exposed to know we're going to work with them * Trump said transgender people can use whatever bathroom they want (it would be discriminatory, expensive), but then Trump said it was state's rights. What does he think about NC law o He thinks what he said, that it's a states' rights issues o It's not a reversal * But 12 hours before he said leave it the way it is, no real problem there o Trump said what his personal opinion was, and then he said how he would handle it, called it state's rights issue * Trump foreign policy speech using teleprompters, are you trying to drag him kicking to be more presidential o It's not a new campaign, it's an expanded campaign o Trump had to establish legitimacy, win primaries, become presumptive nominee, all of which he did, now he's in next phase From: Brinster, Jeremy Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2016 9:02 AM To: Comm_D Subject: FNS 4-24-16 Opens with Trump re-brand


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NM and AZ state parties are trying to book their ED on radio, and will be sending paper tomorrow, along with TX, NV, and (possibly) CA. In addition, will be sending our talking points on the Trump-Ryan agenda to Rep. Becerra for media hits that he does tomorrow. From: "Jefferson, Deshundra" > Date: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 at 6:33 PM To: "Walker, Eric" >, Regional Press > Subject: RE: Press events re: this week's Trump/Ryan meeting North Carolina is trying to book their ED for TV interviews. Georgia is working with Rep. Johnson to push paper, and book TV. From: Walker, Eric Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 6:32 PM To: Regional Press Subject: RE: Press events re: this week's Trump/Ryan meeting Alright y'all – TJ has events happening in Ohio and Iowa. What else do we have? 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Dear all I went to this meeting in London yesterday - which was useful. Julie will photocopy my notes/the overheads for you some time this week (if she doesnt have time, I'll do it when I get back next week). In the meantime, here are my main impressions/thoughts from the meeting. (Incidentally, Alex Haxeltine was due to go from UEA, but didnt turn up. Not sure who the other UEA people were! There was no list of participants.) Maybe we should get together (next week some time?) once you've had chance to look at some of this. The Commission (EC) seems to be favouring smaller projects, e.g., typically 10 million Euro. Though it is up to proposers to define the necessary 'critical mass'. UKRO seem quite wary of Networks of Excellence (NoE), e.g., warning of potential conflicts of interest with institutions. As with projects, smaller size seems to be in favour. An UKRO analysis suggests an NoE of 150-400 researchers would maximise the amount of money received per researcher. Research activities can now be funded in NoE (the EC has changed its mind on this in the last month), but only if focused on integration. The EC wont be proposing indicators of integration for NoE - the proposals should explain how this will be 'measured'. Consortium quality seems to be an important concern for the EC, i.e., having the right people for the job and ensuring everyone has a clear role. In our rush to get a 'critical mass', I'm concerned that the GENIE consortium may appear too much as 'all our friends'. One possible strategy which UKRO seemed to think quite good for people, would be to put in a proposal from 6-8 key partners, indicating for which activities additional partners will be brought in at appropriate points. The EC will be providing formal procedures for these 'internal project' calls. It is unlikely that the new online proposal preparation tool will be ready for the first call, but electronic submission (on CD) should be possible. Any paper submissions will be scanned. Evaluation will be by electronic means initially, with possibility of proposers (and evaluators?) being invited to hearings in Brussels prior to panel meetings. No signatures are required for the proposals (though a password/username will be required by co-ordinators to access the online system). Some institutions/consortia are apparently drawing up pre-consortia agreements or letters of intent/memorandum of understanding. The guide for proposers is currently only in very rough draft. There will be a second 'EOI' type exercise at the end of 2003/early 2004. This could lead to changes in the indicative themes for 2004. UKRO is not keen on UK institutions using consultants for project management - we should be building our own capacity. Proposals should be written for the informed lay person. It is best if they are not obviously written by one person - better to show joint effort/co-ordination at an early stage. Redundancy costs (i.e., costs of implementing the new fixed-term regulations) can be included for research staff. The EC aims to audit all FP6 projects (because there will be fewer of them). Recognition of the ERA and policy links will be important for the EC. (The ERA includes references to developing long-term careers for research staff and increasing the involvement of women - so maybe we should be thinking of some activities to address these issues.) IPR will be an important issue in FP6 - need to get expert advice (e.g., what happens if consortium changes over course of project). Consortium agreements will be compulsory. The proposal forms (for IPs anyway) are relatively simple, e.g., only need to cost four different types of activity. Clare Dr Clare Goodess Climatic Research Unit University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ UK Tel: +44 -1603 592875 Fax: +44 -1603 507784 Web: [1] Editor "Climate Research" ([2] Southern Africa crisis appeal: [3] References 1.  2.  3.


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Is it open press? -- [DNC] Rachel Palermo Democratic National Committee PalermoR@dnc.org 202-863-8041 From: Anthony Carrillo Sent: Monday, May 09, 2016 4:12 PM To: Palermo, Rachel Cc: Miranda, Luis Subject: Re: Information for YDA Hispanic Caucus Call Greetings Rachel Yes. Call is on. Is a national call open to all the latino members of our Caucus (50 states and PR). Basically we want to hear from Mr. Miranda his experience on latino outreach, and now from his role in the DNC what advise will he give to the new generation of latino millennials that will be crucial in the 2016 election Conf Call info: Dial in Number 857-957-1110 Participant Acces Code: 450864 V/r Anthony Carrillo,Esq. YDA Hispanic Caucus Chair 787.550.9264 Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 2:20 PM, Palermo, Rachel > wrote: Hi Anthony, Are you still having Luis on your call tomorrow from 9:30-10? And will you please share the dial in and the RSVP list? Also, is the call closed press? Thanks. Best, Rachel -- [DNC] Rachel Palermo Democratic National Committee PalermoR@dnc.org 202-863-8041


Jordan KaplanNational Finance DirectorDemocratic National Committee(202) 488-5002 (o) | (312) 339-0224 (c)kaplanj@dnc.org On Feb 20, 2016, at 11:44 AM, Simas, David wrote:for Steve Westly, Anita Yu, Danny Rose, Aaron Rosenberg, and Sam and Leah Fischer.Want to thank them for hosting.Hope you're well.David M. Simas


United Way 2001 THANK YOU to everyone who has participated in this year's United Way Campaign! Together we are Building Houston's Future. We have good news for those of you who have not yet had a chance to participate - the campaign has been extended through this week. As of 8:00 am on Thursday, August 30, EWS had reached $1,301,684 in pledges. While we have reached our campaign goal of $1,276,000, our employee participation rate remains a disappointing 77.31%. In fact, there are still 919 employees who have yet to access the system and indicate a choice to pledge or not to pledge. Regardless of your decision, please log on to and click on the United Way Building Houston's Future logo, or you can call or e-mail Eric Thode with your pledge. The system will send a confirmatory e-mail to you to check for accuracy and keep for your records. Below are the pledge totals and participation rates by business unit/functional group: GROUP PLEDGES % Participation Rate EA $217,213 80.87% (114 employees unaccounted for) EBS $164,779 47.24% (363 employees unaccounted for) EEOS $81,131 95.57% (9 employees unaccounted for) EEL/Exec. Office $87,627 84.62% (4 employees unaccounted for) EGM $185,412 83.69% (61 employees unaccounted for) EIM $101,116 93.19% (13 employees unaccounted for) ENW $273,384 78.80% (347 employees unaccounted for) EWS Bus. Analysis $39,743 100.00% EWS Bus. Dev. $17,198 100.00% EWS HR $22,059 90.14% (7 employees unaccounted for) EWS Legal $69,128 100.00% EWS Research $24,913 100.00% EWS Treasury $17,981 100.00% From a corporate perspective, EWS is in 2nd place in % of goal reached and 3rd place in participation rate. Here are the other groups' totals: GROUP PLEDGES % Participation % of Goal ETS $305,869 95.33% 88.40% Corporate $810,967 75.59% 103.31% EES $479,335 80.00% 97.23% To make your pledge, you will need your GIS ID and password in order to complete the pledge process. Your GIS ID is an eight-digit number that starts with a 9. If you do not know your GIS ID, or if you have problems, please call the GIS Help Desk at ext. 3-5666. BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS Enron Global Markets Enron Global Risk Markets (GRM) is pleased to announce the financial close of Project Ranch. This transaction involved an insurance wrap on a Volumetric Production Payment (VPP) consummated by Enron Capital Resources in February 2001. As part of this deal, Enron was able to successfully syndicate upstream reserve and operations risk to the insurance markets. The convergence of Insurance and Capital Markets is still a novel concept in the world of finance and Enron is proud to be one of the first companies to be involved in a transaction of this kind. Special mention should be made of the GRM deal team (Doug Jones, Rafi Khan, Tony Wolfe, Sebastien Saubier, Brian Cohen) and of the Global Finance team (Tim Proffitt, Nora Dobin, Chris Herron, Ying Liu) for their very hard work and dedication to the deal. Enron Engineering and Operational Services Since May, EEOS has been providing operational support at the Cuiaba, Brazil facility, a 450 MW combined cycle plant. Our team members have consisted of John Krupski and Yaser Tobeh from the Houston office, Don Schmidt from New Albany, Derrick Skerritt and Howard Peel from our Teeside operations in the UK. John, Yaser, Don, Derrick and Howard have been providing operational and maintenance support at the project, as well as providing mentor/coaching support for the staff. They have been instrumental in developing and implementing a team building approach at the facility and trying to instill a sense of ownership with the facility. Additionally, they have been working closely with Simmens and our start-up team ensuring that the plant will be commissioned successfully on natural gas. Gas commissioning started on August 5th, and to date we have had a successful run with one unit. Thus the momentum has been building very quickly for the local staff to assume full operations sometime within the next 30 days. EEOS will keep a small crew involved over the next six months, keeping a watchful eye on operations to make sure that things keep rolling along smoothly. Enron Industrial Markets The Forest Products Origination Group headed by Rob Saltiel develops transactions for forest products companies that can benefit from EIM's risk management and structured finance capabilities. The goal is to advance Enron's desired physical and financial commodity positions in newsprint, pulp, recycled papers, linerboard and/or lumber while bringing commodity and capital benefits to customers. Given the difficulties currently facing the industry, many companies are particularly interested in managing their earnings and balance sheets more tightly. As a result, the originators are gaining access to industry CEOs and CFOs to develop their deal concepts. Current deals under development include asset monetizations, supply/inventory outsourcing, pre-payments for physical supplies, and sculpted swaps. IN THE NEWS HOUSTON (AP) - After a shakeup of its upper management ranks earlier this month, energy giant Enron Corp. solidified its leadership Tuesday by promoting two longtime executives. Greg Whalley was named president and chief operating officer while Mark Frevert was elevated to vice chairman. Both will join Kenneth Lay, Enron's chairman of the board and chief executive, in the Office of the Chairman. "Greg and Mark bring a wealth of talent and experience to the Office of the Chairman," Lay said. "In addition to having led Enron Wholesale Services, they have a collective 26 years of extensive experience across Enron's businesses and both played key roles in increasing our deliveries of energy and other commodities in North America and Europe." Associated Press Newswires Copyright 2001. WELCOME New Hires EGM - Aaron Green, Anna Olivares, Mollie Rogers, Steven Madrid EIM - Diana Sanchez, Angela Perez NUGGETS & NOTES Congratulations to Miguel Vasquez, Manager in Origination, who recently passed the Chartered Financial Analyst Level III exam and to Paul Gregory (Associate) who passed the CFA Level II exam. Congratulations! On Sunday, August 26, 2001, L'Sheryl (Hudson) Branch, director EWS Financial Operations and husband, Alan, became the proud parents of Michaela Alexandra Branch. Baby Michaela weighed in at 5 lbs, 13.5 oz. All-Employee Meeting For those of you who missed the all-employee meeting on August 16, a replay of the meeting and videos are now available! You can access the replay at and at my.home.enron.com on the Internal Communications channel. The replay is a little more than an hour long and will restart after completion. To order a videotape of the meeting, please contact: Courtney Votaw- U.S and other international employees Telephone- (713)-853-9390 Email- Courtney.Votaw@enron.com EnronOnline Figures Below are the latest figures for EnronOnline as of August 28 * Total Life to Date Transactions > 1,375,000 * Life to Date Notional Value of Transactions > $790 billion Enron Wholesale Services Best Practice Tips Skytel is Enron's Preferred Vendor for Paging Devices Included in the Skytel agreement are numeric/alphanumeric pagers, advanced messaging service devices, and encrypted remote e-mail services via Blackberry? enabled devices. Enron also receives special discount incentives through year-end 2001, such as 50% discount on Blackberry?-enabled hardware purchases and trade-in allowances on select Research in Motion (RIM) units. Note: Employees presently using both pagers and cell phones are encouraged to consolidate to one device by eliminating pagers and utilizing cell phones only. Negotiations are currently underway to determine the preferred cell phone provider for Enron. Got a Great Idea for the EnTouch? Do you have great news you want everyone in EWS to know about? Something interesting going on in power and gas markets? Or in industrial or global markets? Send your ideas to Kathie Grabstald via email or call x 3-9610. LEGAL STUFF The information contained in this newsletter is confidential and proprietary to Enron Corp. and its subsidiaries. It is intended for internal use only and should not be disclosed.


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Thanks Kate Garret Bonosky Deputy Director Office of the Chair Democratic National Committee On May 20, 2016, at 1:24 PM, Kate Houghton > wrote: Already done. On May 20, 2016, at 1:21 PM, Miranda, Luis > wrote: Got it. I'll print. ________________________________ From: Walsh, Tom Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 1:18 PM To: Kate Houghton Cc: Bonosky, Garret; Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Miranda, Luis; Guerra, Liana; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: Edits attached From: Kate Houghton Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 1:14 PM To: Walsh, Tom Cc: Bonosky, Garret; Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Miranda, Luis; Guerra, Liana; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: Re: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Ready to print. On May 20, 2016, at 12:59 PM, Walsh, Tom > wrote: Got it – working on it From: Bonosky, Garret Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:59 PM To: Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Miranda, Luis; Walsh, Tom Cc: Guerra, Liana; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: RE: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Attached are: 1. 'DWS ASDC Speech – START WITH THIS' --> use this as your base document to edit 2. 'DWS ASDC Speech tp edits' PDF --> these are the Chairwoman's edits --> Tom make these first 3. 'DWS ASDC Speech – SKD edits' --> Tom these are the edits that Anita and Hilary sent over; make these last Tom --> after making the edits please reply all and send on this thread. Kate --> please print in Philadelphia (2 copies) and we will do speech prep when we arrive. From: Debbie Wasserman Schultz Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:48 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Bonosky, Garret; Walsh, Tom Cc: Guerra, Liana; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: Re: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Yes, we are. Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone. From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:38 PM To: Bonosky, Garret; Walsh, Tom Cc: Guerra, Liana; Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: RE: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Biggest thing for me is that we should drop the paragraph on the Egypt Air crash entirely. ________________________________ From: Bonosky, Garret Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:34 PM To: Walsh, Tom Cc: Guerra, Liana; Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Miranda, Luis; Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: Re: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Tom - Also have additional changes Anita sent; I will send over shortly, make the chairwoman's changes now and then make the Anita edits I send shortly. Garret Bonosky Deputy Director Office of the Chair Democratic National Committee On May 20, 2016, at 12:26 PM, Walsh, Tom > wrote: Thanks, working on it -----Original Message----- From: Guerra, Liana Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:25 PM To: Bonosky, Garret; Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Walsh, Tom; Miranda, Luis Cc: Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: RE: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Attached is the word doc -----Original Message----- From: Bonosky, Garret Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:24 PM To: Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Walsh, Tom; Miranda, Luis Cc: Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen; Guerra, Liana Subject: RE: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Looping in Liana who has the most recent edited word document. Liana will send to Tom; Tom will edit (with the notes from document attached to this email) and then will send to Kate who will print on the ground on Philadelphia -----Original Message----- From: hrtsleeve@gmail.com Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:07 PM To: Bonosky, Garret; Tracie Pough; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Walsh, Tom; Miranda, Luis Cc: Anita Dunn; Hilary Rosen Subject: Notes for 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Here is revised draft with my edits. Tom, Luis and Ryan, I want to review with you why the speech had to be dramatically edited so we are on the same page going forward. Thanks for everyone's help. Annotation Summary for: 5.20.16 DWS ASDC Speech tp edits - 1-Annotated Page 2, Line Drawing (Red) Page 4, Line Drawing (Red) Page 4, Line Drawing (Red) Page 4, Typewriter (Red): Comment: elect a Democrat, once again. Page 8, Line Drawing (Red) Page 8, Typewriter (Red): Comment: for whom Page 8, Line Drawing (Red) Page 8, Line Drawing (Red) Page 8, Typewriter (Red): Comment: it Page 8, Line Drawing (Red) Page 8, Line Drawing (Red) Page 8, Typewriter (Red): Comment: originally, Page 8, Line Drawing (Red) Page 9, Line Drawing (Red) Page 9, Typewriter (Red): Comment: happened? Page 9, Line Drawing (Red) Page 10, Line Drawing (Red) Page 11, Line Drawing (Red) Page 12, Line Drawing (Red) Page 14, Line Drawing (Red) Page 14, Line Drawing (Red) Page 14, Typewriter (Red): Comment: And Hillary declared it a terrorist act yesterday too. Page 15, Line Drawing (Red) Page 15, Typewriter (Red): Comment: gloss over Page 15, Line Drawing (Red) Page 17, Line Drawing (Red) Page 20, Line Drawing (Red) Page 20, Typewriter (Red): Comment: strengthened our Page 20, Line Drawing (Red) Page 22, Line Drawing (Red) Page 22, Typewriter (Red): Comment: then Page 22, Line Drawing (Red) Page 22, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Typewriter (Red): Comment: get our work done Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Typewriter (Red): Comment: heard Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Typewriter (Red): Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 23, Typewriter (Red): Comment: the Page 23, Line Drawing (Red) Page 24, Line Drawing (Red) Page 24, Line Drawing (Red) Page 24, Typewriter (Red): Comment: Dangerous Page 26, Line Drawing (Red) Page 27, Line Drawing (Red) Page 27, Typewriter (Red): Comment: of Page 27, Line Drawing (Red) Page 28, Line Drawing (Red) Page 30, Line Drawing (Red) -- Marked up using iAnnotate PDF on my iPad


Mike and all Hi , just back from a trip and only now catching up with important emails. Given the restricted time and space available to furnish a response to SB comments , I offer the following mix of comment and specific wording changes: I agree that the S+B response is designed to deflect criticism by confusing the issues rather than answering our points. In fact they fail to address any of the 3 specific issues we raised Namely , 1. the need for critical evaluation of proxy inputs , 2. the need for a consistent assimilation of widespread (dated and well resolved ) records, 3. the essential requirement for objective/quantitative calibration (scaling) of the input records to allow for assessment of the uncertainties when making comparisons of different reconstructions and when comparing early with recent temperatures. Their own , ill-conceived and largely subjective approach did not take account of the uncertainties and problems in the use of palaeodata that they chose to highlight in their opening remarks. I would be in favour of stating something to this effect at the outset of our response. Also , as regards the tree-ring bit , I fully concur with the sense of your text as regards Section 1, but suggest the following wording (to replace ",rarely for annual ring widths, and almost entirely at higher latitudes.") "but in certain high-latitude regions only. Where this is the case , these relatively recent (ie post 1950) data are not used in calibrating temperature reconstructions. In many other (even high-latitude) areas density or ring-width records display no bias." In the spirit of healthy debate - I agree with Tim's remarks , warning against presenting a too sanguine impression that the borehole debate is closed ( though I do think it is closing!). I also believe , as you already know, that the use of a recent padding algorithm to extend smoothed data to the present time, is inappropriate if it assumes the continuation of a recent trend. This is likely to confuse , rather than inform, the wider public about the current climate state . Finally , I repeat my earlier remarks (made before EOS piece published) that we are missing an opportunity to say that a warm Medieval period per se is not a refutation of anthropogenic warming , {as its absence is no proof}, if we do not understand the role of specific forcings (natural and anthropogenic) that influenced medieval and current climates. Cheers Keith At 12:48 PM 10/9/03 -0600, Kevin Trenberth wrote: Hi all Here are my suggested changes: toned down in several places. Tracking turned on Kevin Michael E. Mann wrote: Dear co-authors, Attached is a draft response, incorporating suggestions Kevin, Tom W, and Michael. I've aimed to be as brief as possible, but hard to go much lower than 750 words and still address all the key issues. 750 words, by the way, is our allotted limit. Looking forward to any comments. Feel free to send an edited version if you prefer, and I'll try to assimilate all of the suggested edits and suggestions into a single revised draft. If you can get comments to me within the next couple days, that would be very helpful as we're working on a late October deadline for the final version. Thanks for your continued help, mike ______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: [1]mann@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) 982-2137 [2] -- **************** Kevin E. Trenberth e-mail: [3]trenbert@ucar.edu Climate Analysis Section, NCAR [4]www.cgd.ucar.edu/cas/ P. O. Box 3000, (303) 497 1318 Boulder, CO 80307 (303) 497 1333 (fax) Street address: 1850 Table Mesa Drive, Boulder, CO 80303 -- Professor Keith Briffa, Climatic Research Unit University of East Anglia Norwich, NR4 7TJ, U.K. Phone: +44-1603-593909 Fax: +44-1603-507784 [5] References 1. mailto:mann@virginia.edu%A0 2.  3. mailto:trenbert@ucar.edu 4.  5.  6.


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