Definitely no to MJ. What about meeting up with Zucker? On Apr 25, 2016, at 1:08 PM, Paustenbach, Mark > wrote: Below are some ideas both for a possible New York trip on Monday and Tuesday and going forward. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Election (and Some Personal Background) [ ] TV: Charlie Rose [ ] TV: Today Show (Savannah) [ ] TV: GMA (Robin Roberts / News and Breast Cancer) [ ] OFF-THE-RECORD: NYTimes / Political Editor (Carolyn Ryan) with Political Reporters (Maggie Haberman, Nick Confessore, et al) [ ] OFF-THE RECORD: CBS News / President (David Rhodes) [ ] Morning Joe (Chair is not interested) Personal Background - Congressional softball game/breast cancer - Kids going off to college - Longest serving female DNC chair [ ] People Magazine [ ] Parenting Magazine [ ] SELF [ ] AARP Magazine [ ] MORE [ ] American Way Magazine (American Airlines) -- What's in her bag? Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee W: 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org


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Alan – Roy Cockrum, TN just contributed 33,400 on the DNC general link today and intended on making the contribution towards one of our events. Can you please transfer his contribution over to finance? Thanks, Max From: Roy Cockrum Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 3:09 PM To: Marshall, Maxwell Subject: Re: Upcoming Events in TN etc. Hi Max, Just sent DNC donation of $33,400.00 and would like to attend the round table next week if its not too late. Let me know ASAP so I can make travel arrangements. Also planning to be in Philly for all those festivities. Thank you, Roy Cockrum [ 445 S. Gay ST, Ste. 306 Knoxville, TN 37902 (865) 347-2250 On Fri, May 6, 2016 at 1:40 PM, Marshall, Maxwell > wrote: Hi Roy – Nice speaking with you earlier today! Please find the invitation for our event with Debbie Wasserman Schultz in Knoxville on June 3rd attached. I have also attached our convention package document, you currently qualify for the Main Line package! If were willing to contribute $33,400 we can bump you up a level to the Fairmont. Additionally, your generous contribution would allow you to attend a small roundtable we are having with President Obama in DC on May 18th or a dinner in NYC on June 8th (Invites also attached). Finally please meet Scott Comer, DNC Finance Chief of Staff and son of Knoxville TN who is running point on our event. Let me know what you think, as always we appreciate your support and friendship! Max Max Marshall Southern Finance Director Democratic National Committee 202.572.5444


Plus Compton./ From: Rangappa, Anu Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 9:48 AM To: Miranda, Luis; Davis, Marilyn; Ward, Collin Subject: Vendor Pitch: Shindig Have any of you heard of this? They want to pitch us, but I wasn't sure who the right person is to connect them with. Is this something any of you would be interested in? If not, I'll decline. Anu - I am reaching out because one of my clients has a new turnkey solution for online video chat events that offers the dynamics of an in-person event at internet scale. I think it could really benefit the DNC, its organization, down and up ballot races, fundraising efforts, persuasion campaigns, constituents relations and more. In fact, via my sister April Mellody, the Deputy CEO for Communications at 2016 Democratic National Convention, we are talking with Kelli Klein, the digital director about the technology tomorrow and how this may work at the convention. That said, I wondering who may be best at the DNC to try and get meeting with to do a demo the platform, which is called Shindig [info below]. I would really appreciate any guidance you may have. I look forward to repaying the favor. Shindig Overview and below some of the use cases we thought of: Convention/Campaign Appearances: candidates, speakers and surrogates can maximize time, and reach geographically distributed organizations, interest groups, and other entities with high-touch and tremendous efficiency. These are tele-town halls on steroids. They allow principals to not only address the entire online audience and take questions from audience members in front of the online audience, but also allow them to "work the room" and privately mingle with the audience members in small clusters giving high value people their couple of minutes of special attention and recognition. [Note: there is also a green room function that allows a PA to screen people before putting them on stage with the principals.] Constituent Outreach: In the face of increasing demands for transparency, principals can begin doing more regular online presentations. The events are controlled by the principals, providing a more reliable, constituent-friendly way to engage, and yielding video, which you can post and use across platforms. Strategy Meetings: In responding to the daily flow, managers can convene their teams much more effectively on Shindig. Individuals can privately discuss issues that come up in real-time finding solutions to issues that may arise. All the business is conducted in one place and no second and third phone calls are needed to be made. Opinion Research: The platform is a new rapid-fire way to achieve large scale low-cost focus groups. Training: Motivation and GOTV tool. Shindig allows senior staff and principals deal with large groups at one time and fire them up more personally, bettering managing organizations. Fundraising: Great for individual appeals, building in-house crowd-funding and training your staff and volunteers to solicit contributions. Using Shindig for fundraising more than pays for the platform. Hope to hear from you or members of your team sometime soon. All the very best, Ellen Ellen M. Mellody, Partner Collective Consulting (C2) Cell: 570-209-2947 Email: ellen@collectiveconsulting.net LinkedIn:  Twitter: @ellenmellody Web: www.collectiveconsulting.net


Politico: Sanders allies plot post-primary war on Trump Draft plan also proposes alternate 'convention' event for Bernie. By GABRIEL DEBENEDETTI A group of senior Bernie Sanders staffers and volunteers is circulating a draft proposal calling on the senator to get out of the presidential race after the final burst of Democratic primaries on June 7, and concentrate on building a national progressive organization to stop Donald Trump. Operating under the assumption that Sanders will win the California primary but still fall far short of amassing enough delegates to claim the Democratic nomination, the document calls for the Vermont senator to exit the race and launch an independent political group far larger than any other recent post-campaign political operations, such as those started by Howard Dean or Barack Obama. The working title for the roughly 1,600-word document: "After Winning on June 7th Bernie Sanders Should Suspend his Campaign and Launch an Independent Organization to Defeat Donald Trump." At the same time, people closer to Sanders and his campaign team have been holding their own big-picture conversations about the shape of the post-primary Sanders machine for months, zeroing in on specific questions in recent weeks about what the goals should be, and how it would work. Both efforts to sketch out the Sanders end-game are working under the premise that Hillary Clinton will likely be the party's nominee - but a standard-bearer who will struggle to bring Sanders voters along with her. That's led some of the discussions to focus on how best to use Sanders' vaunted email list to energize his backers against Trump, and whether to help down-ballot candidates who share Sanders' views. For the moment, Sanders remains publicly focused on amassing delegates via the remaining primaries so he can reach the Democratic convention in July with a significant force that can shape the proceedings. But even as he racks up victories - most recently in Indiana and West Virginia - he's faced repeated questions about his intentions, with some of his highest-profile supporters questioning his plan to stay in through July. The group of over a dozen Sanders backers crafting the proposal - a collection of volunteers and current and former Sanders staff members, all veterans of other high-profile campaigns, including Barack Obama's, who insist on anonymity - believes that leaving an imprint on the party platform is an overrated goal. They suggest that the Vermont senator should exit the race if it's clear he cannot win - a call similar to the one made by Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley, his lone Senate endorser - rather than spend the five weeks before the convention in limbo. That approach would allow Clinton to confront Trump more directly, and earlier than expected: even Priorities USA Action, the main pro-Clinton super PAC, has signaled that it wishes to go on the offensive sooner than originally planned by revealing this week that it will move up the start time of its ads from June 8. "Senator Sanders should proceed to lay out his plan to build an organization, completely independent of the Clinton campaign that will single-mindedly devote itself to educating Americans about the threat of right wing (some say fascist) takeover and the task of identifying and mobilizing voters to defend our democracy in November 2016 and beyond. Call it Revolution 2016 or another name that best speaks to base and message and its focused task over the next 5 months might be to mobilize voters under 30 (with likely positive impacts on Senate and Congressional races)," reads a copy of the draft proposal obtained by POLITICO. While Sanders will likely speak at July's official Democratic convention in Philadelphia, the document proposes that he and his aides host a 'convention' event of their own to spur excitement and launch this group: "the best organized independent expenditure organization in history [that will] give the vast (and deeply anti-establishment) base a vehicle into which they will whole heartedly pour their energy." Such an effort, they write, would help bridge the gap between Clinton and the "large cadre of young, newly political Sanders supporters [that] sees rejection of Hillary and the Democratic Party establishment as core to their identity." If the group was at first focused primarily on combating Trump, the thinking goes, it would provide those Sanders fans with justification for eventually voting for Clinton. "This is a populist year in American electoral politics with signs that it may mark the beginning of a populist era. It would be very unwise for the decidedly un-populist Hillary Clinton to move with too much confidence towards a full-on confrontation with Donald Trump," they continue. "A Sanders led (as opposed to Sanders-centered) independent entity could provide a much needed, articulate and energized economic populist voice to the anti-Trump effort without the intrinsic compromising effect posed by close association with Neoliberal Democratic elites, as well as weaning the volunteer base off total reliance on individual candidates during one-off election cycles." The still-circulating proposal - by far the most advanced version of a post-primary discussion to surface - acknowledges that there are significant kinks still to work out in the post-primary plan, first and foremost how to fund the proposed independent entity. While Sanders has sustained his campaign with an online fundraising juggernaut, the pace of its donations has already slowed and it's unlikely that he would be able to keep up a constant money flow beyond the campaign season. As a result, acknowledge the proposal drafters, he would be faced with the question of accepting big checks from individual donors - a direct contradiction with a central tenet of his current campaign. "Bernie Sanders may either believe that it is a principle, even outside of a candidacy, or feel that he is boxed in by the rhetoric of the campaign," they write. "Controls could easily be applied - such as an open process governed by a diverse panel of volunteers who could accept or reject large donations, e.g. in excess of $10,000 - but in the end Bernie Sanders himself would have to decide where his priorities lie." Read more: #ixzz48ORWEpNV Follow us: @politico on Twitter | Politico on Facebook Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


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Bumping to you for availability ... Note Dan Raviv CBS Radio interview added Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: "Manriquez, Pablo" > Date: May 2, 2016 at 3:19:42 PM EDT To: "Miranda, Luis" >, "Paustenbach, Mark" >, "Walker, Eric" >, Ryan Banfill > Subject: Re: DWS tomorrow in NYC Just added her usual CBS Radio interview with Dan Raviv. I really need some guidance here on which of these I'm locking in and which I'm pitching elsewhere... On May 2, 2016, at 12:10 PM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: Starting the chain. Let me know what we can do and I'll start locking them in. OPEN - Fox News Latino Election Invite with Henry Munoz 6AM hour - CNN New Day 7PM hour - Fox News Super Tues Special 7-9PM hours - CBS radio interview 8:35PM - Fox News Radio hit Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


Dear Keith, I hope that you had a good trip back from Bergen. Some of the review comments which appeared to be relevant for the Holocene section are yours. I copy them here so that you can take there of them. All the best, Valérie. 6-687 A 26:18 28:19 Replace "limiting the vallue" on line 18 to "review as a" on line 19 by "which means there is no legitimate" [VINCENT GRAY (Reviewer\u2019s comment ID #: 88-774)] FOR KEITH 6-694 A 27:0 33: Section 6.6.1.1 (on 2000-yr proxy reconstructions) is a little too long. It can be either shortened or reorganized into 2 or more shorter sections, say on reconstruction history, debate, and new development. [Govt. of United States of America (Reviewer\u2019s comment ID #: 2023-407)] 6-695 A 27:0 Fig. 6.10a. Rather than showing the average of 4 European stations I suggest to plot the available averaged European mean land temperature (using much more than just 4 stations) from Luterbacher et al. 2004 and Xoplaki et al. 2005. This continental scale average would provide a more appropriate overview for the last 250 years. The first lead author has the data or they can be obtained prepared from xoplaki@giub.unibe.ch or juerg@giub.unibe.ch. Xoplaki, E., Luterbacher, J., Paeth, H., Dietrich, D., Steiner N., Grosjean, M., and Wanner, H., 2005: European spring and autumn temperature variability and change of extremes over the last half millennium, Geophys. Res. Lett., 32, L15713. Luterbacher, J., Dietrich, D., Xoplaki, E., Grosjean, M., and H. Wanner, 2004: European seasonal and annual temperature variability, trends and extremes since 1500, Science, 303, 1499-1503. [Jürg Luterbacher (Reviewer\u2019s comment ID #: 151-8)] 6-696 A 27:0 Fig 6.10. I here repeat a point made in my comments on the FOD. It is statistically invalid and visually misleading to overlay the black instrumental line on this diagram. The coloured graph lines show proxy records that end at 1980. If you want a line that continues up to more recent years that then you must use the proxy records that continue past 1980, not switch to a different type of series. There are up to date proxy records available, but as I'm sure the authors of this chapter are aware, they depart from the surface instrumental record, many of them declining after 1980. By failing to show this, and including the surface temperature data in black, it constitutes a misrepresentation, since the black line is an invalid forward extrapolation of the proxy data. If the reason for not showing the updated proxies is that they are not considered to be good representatives of temperature anymore, then by what right does the Figure insinuate that they were good proxies 8-10 centuries ago? It is no defence to claim that MBH99 established a statistically skillful relationship between the proxy network and the instrumental data, since that claim has been refuted, as discussed above. McIntyre and McKitrick (2005a,d) showed that the pre-1450 RE statistic was incorrectly benchmarked, yielding a spurious inference, and the r2 stat calculated by MB&H themselves, which showed the lack of skill, was simply not reported. The failure of the r2 and CE stats is confirmed by Wahl and Ammann. The squared correlation between the MBH long proxies and the instrumental record is nearly zero (MM05a,c). The mean correlation between the long NOAMER proxies and gridcell temperatures in the MBH98 data set (which dominate the pre-AD1450 portion) is -0.08 (McIntyre and McKitrick 2005c), and the RE significance benchmark is above the MBH98 RE score, using all available implementation of the Mann code (McIntyre and McKitrick 2005d). The surface instrumental record cannot be used as a statistically valid extrapolation for the proxies after 1980. [Ross McKitrick (Reviewer\u2019s comment ID #: 174-35)]


HAHAHAHA / ADL shows how dumb americans and JEWS are! I was just re-reading what the ADL says about me... Boy is it funny shit!! www.fascistworld.org Let me show ya some::: Apperently I shot my living wife to death, and her name was lori FANN... lol My name is not Hardy but Harold... lol I created the ONS not in 1999, but in 2004... lol They also claim that I created the NSAWP, then named myself as chairman... Actually, the NSAWP was already created back in the 60's... The leaders had asked me in 2003/04 (can't remember) to become the new chairman of the party... I guess they liked my Creativity leadership and my essays!! Also, the heads of the National Alliance and White Revolution had also asked me in 2003/04 to become state leader for their groups for the american province of Pennsylvania...! DUH! That I blended Christian-Identity and Creativity to create "the order of melkorism"... Not only that, but that is was largly a CI "movement"! LOLOLOLOL Melkorism, for those who don't actually know, was a Star Wars like role-playing game that I invented for the Pgh COMICON... I blended my Star Wars West End Games source books with the Lord of the Rings to create a really kool fantasy game for Pgh role-players... The JEWS claim I created a Creativity/Christian-Identity "religion" to convert members of the NSM and the HammerSkin Nation to a "new way of life"... How they could actually believe that I blended CI with Creativity is beyond logic!! lol What else...? Well, they still maintain that I shot my wife in 2004... But since she is right next to me, and doesn't smell like death, I'm assuming that they got that one wrong... HAHAHAHAHA


THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Harvest at Macworld Search News.com All CNET The Web Live tech help NOW! April's tech award 1 million open jobs News.com: Top CIOs ZDNet: PeopleSoft CNET | NEWS.COM WEEK IN REVIEW The Entire Tech Week in a Single Email Saturday, July 20, 2002 Mac fans flocked to the Macworld Expo in New York to watch Apple Computer trot out new hardware, software and even a Web services plan--but it might be a challenge getting people to pay for the offerings. Apple CEO Steve Jobs kicked off the trade show by unveiling new iPod digital-audio players and a new flat-panel iMac. The new iPod players include models built specifically for computers that use Microsoft's Windows operating system. Apple lowered the price of the existing 5GB iPod and a redesigned 10GB model, which is thinner and comes with a new case and remote control. Jobs also introduced a beefier 20GB iPod for $499. The iPod stable now includes three models for Mac users and three models for Windows users with MusicMatch software. As expected, Jobs introduced a new iMac model with a 17-inch flat-panel monitor. The model offers a widescreen display with 1,440-by-900-pixel resolution versus 1,024-by-768-pixel resolution for the 15-inch iMac. Jobs also previewed the next version of Mac OS X, version 10.2, which will be on store shelves Aug. 24 for $129. OS X 10.2 includes a new Finder with improved search features, spring-loaded folders and the ability to change the background photo as often as every 5 seconds. But fans who rushed to OS X last year learned there's no such thing as a cheap upgrade when the company announced it will not offer a discounted upgrade version of Mac OS X version 10.2, code-named Jaguar, to current users of the operating system. To get Jaguar, current OS X users will have to buy a new Macintosh or an entirely new version of the operating system for the retail price of $129. Apple's decision not to sell a less-expensive upgrade version lay in the qualitative difference between version 10.1 and 10.2. Although the versions share the same core technology, Jaguar includes several new features and services, such as search tool Sherlock 3 and Internet address finder Rendezvous, which arguably classify it as an entirely new piece of software. Apple also raised eyebrows by transitioning its iTools Web services from a free program to a paid program called .Mac. The company plans to charge about $100 per year for the program. The collection of Web services was launched about three years ago, and now includes online storage via a service called iDisk, online greeting cards through iCards and other features. Despite iTool's popularity, the company may face a tough sell with the .Mac program. The history of paid services, is not a pretty picture. Customers have bristled when companies try to slap charges on previously free services. Some have succeeded but many have struggled, especially when free alternatives lurked elsewhere. In the early 1990s, Apple's efforts to form online communities and popularize search engines failed magnificently. To its advantage, Apple has presented a fairly coherent and tangible set of services with .Mac. And although its software division is far more organized than it once was, it's unclear how overwhelming demand will be. However, an online petition protesting the new charges doesn't bode well for the program. Microsoft's moves Not one to be caught in anyone's shadow, Microsoft plans to offer a rebate for its Office suite for Mac OS X to those who buy the software bundle when they pick up a new Mac. The promotion entails a $50 mail-in rebate for people buying a new Mac and upgrading to Office v. X, and $100 for those buying a Mac and the full version of the software. The offers come after Microsoft revealed that sales of the software have not met its expectations. The software potentate had expected to sell 750,000 copies of Office v. X by now, but instead has sold only 300,000 since the program went on sale last November. Microsoft is also putting the finishing touches on the third collection of Windows 2000 bug fixes, which is nearly ready for release after a protracted period of testing. The update, Windows 2000 Service Pack 3, contains vital security updates and hundreds of fixes to bugs plaguing the operating system that Microsoft released in February 2000. Service Pack 3 could be important for many businesses, as not all of the included security fixes are available as separate downloads. Not everything will be available as a download, however. Weeks before Microsoft plans to reinstate Java in Windows XP, it has shut down a site that would automatically send its Java software to Windows XP users. The company closed the install-on-demand feature 30 days after it told Java inventor Sun Microsystems it would reinstate Java in Windows XP through the forthcoming Service Pack 1 but remove it altogether in 2004. Somebody's watching you You better watch what you write in Yahoo's free e-mail service--because Yahoo is. To protect users from malicious code, Yahoo uses an automated filter to swap out a handful of words such as "mocha" and "eval" that pertain to Web code known as JavaScript. The reason is that e-mail sent in a form known as "Web enhanced" can contain JavaScript instructions able to run programs on the recipient's PC. JavaScript is a Web language that can issue commands such as telling the browser to open up other windows or to prompt a service to change a password, for example. "Mocha" is one of those special commands that can be run from Web-enhanced e-mail. Typing "mocha:" into the location bar of the Netscape browser will open a screen with a display area and a text box underneath, in which commands can be entered. A malicious hacker could, for example, use the command line to run a program that changes a person's password without that person's knowledge. On the heels of plans for new powers to patrol people's Web use, the U.S. government is again turning to technology to monitor suspicious activity in the name of fighting terrorism. The government has unveiled more details of its Terrorist Information and Prevention System (TIPS), a plan to recruit volunteers across the country who will keep tabs on dubious or suspicious behavior. "The program will involve the millions of American workers who, in the daily course of their work, are in a unique position to see potentially unusual or suspicious activity in public places," according to the TIPS Web site. But the American Civil Liberties Union, one of several critics of the plan, fears the proposal will encourage racial profiling and vigilantism, possibly leading to searches of private homes without a warrant. Also of note A handful of entrepreneurial technology companies are advancing techniques once used haphazardly by record companies and Napster-haters, in ways that may be far more destructive to the credibility of file-swapping networks than were previous efforts...Apple released the final version of its QuickTime 6 digital media software, marking a stand-down in a dispute over licensing fees...The Federal Trade Commission is planning to take a deeper look at whether some state laws illegally restrict Internet commerce...In one of the toughest sentences for online auction fraud, a Virginia man was sentenced to 12 years in prison for defrauding hundreds of shoppers on eBay and Yahoo auction sites...The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a bill that would allow for life prison sentences for malicious computer hackers...MPEG LA, a group of patent holders governing MPEG-4, finalized licensing terms for the media delivery standard, bowing to market pressure for manageable royalty rates...Several tech and telecommunications giants are considering a joint venture to pepper the United States with wireless "hot spots." 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Hi Adrian, moving to my work email. I'd be happy to. I'm copying Rachel to help us schedule a time. On Wed, May 18, 2016 at 12:13 PM, Adrian Saenz > wrote: Luis, are you in town on Monday afternoon and do you have some time to meet with TX State Rep Trey Martinez Fischer? He's been a huge ally to POTUS and is in his last year in the state house and as chair of the Mexican American legislative caucus. He is interested in getting on TV re: the Latino vote, Trump, etc. I know you're busy but would appreciate it if you could find time to visit with him and provide some guidance. Adrian Sent from my iPhone


20020710 Lockergnome Windows Daily 07.10.2002 GnomeREPORT WE NEED YOU TO BE AT GNOMEDEX! That's what your employer should be telling you. Microsoft Pocket PC experts will be sharing tips on improving workplace productivity with portable devices. Combined with Proxim's on location wireless networking solutions, the Pocket PC can keep you and your co-workers communicating no matter where you are in the building. Learn how to bring Wi-FI and PDA technologies together for the ultimate in portable computing. Register for Gnomedex today! Last week, Axialis Software released IconWorkshop v5.0 - arguably the most powerful icon editor / manager for the Windows platform. Ever the icon addict, I asked for your pixel-perfect creations. I have yet to receive one. Perhaps you've been waiting for the right motivation? How about a nice little contest involving some of the most powerful sites on the Internet? Here's the deal: you create five (or more) icons between now and the end of July 2002, upload them to your [FREE] DeviantArt account (under Contests / Axialis Icon Contest), and one of the five judges may pick it. The panel includes: myself, MattEO from DeviantArt, KarmaGirl from WinCustomize, Voodoo from Neowin, and Marc from Axialis. We'll each pick our favorite set. The winners will not only receive one copy of IconWorkshop Corporate Edition, but some of their icons will get bundled with a future version of the software! Ownership is retained by the original author, so don't hold back. Here's your chance at fame and fortune. Or, at least fame and free software. Ah, the life of a software junkie! Pieter just released the new (unofficial) Google SearchTool today. It's much more convenient than the official toolbar (sorry, I just don't like browser add-ons). I also gave Cacheman another go; I haven't used it since Windows 98. It's always been a great piece of shareware, but I didn't realize it was THIS good. The speed increase has been quite noticeable (even on Storm Shadow, my P4 2.5GHz machine). Outer Technologies is brilliant. And so is Repligator 9.0. It gives me access to instant special effects - a one-stop shop for digital photo fun. I'm still debating whether or not to install the latest Java runtimes. It seems to be unobtrusive on my test machine, which is good to see; I don't want browser integration, I just wanna run that awesome ASCII Art program. Oh, and "12 Mistakes Executives Make When Planning Web Strategy" is available for FREE with the purchase of ANY GnomeTome (including our 50 freshly-released OS X tips). Go grab it if your boss doesn't know as much as s/he should. There's a little bit of Oingo Boingo on Emusic now. They inked a deal with Universal Music Group today - and I'm not paying any more to get access to even more MP3s. 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Dear Colleagues, Thank you for your prompt response to my recent e-mail message regarding the next IPCC SRES meeting. I am glad to hear that so many of you will be able to attend, since this will be a very important discussion. The plan is to hold the modelers' meeting on April 27 and 28, followed by the full authors' meeting on April 29 and 30. Below is a list of those who are planning to attend: Joseph Alcamo Dennis Anderson Zhou Dadi Gerald Davis (part of the meeting) Bert de Vries Jae Edmonds Joerg Fenhann Stuart Gaffin Henryk Gaj Kenneth Gregory Arnulf Gruebler Erik Haites Michael Hulme Tae-Yong Jung Mathew Luhanga Julio Torres Martinez Laurie Michaelis (part of the meeting) Tsuneyuke Morita Richard Moss Nebojsa Nakicenovic Youssef Nassef Hugh Pitcher Lynn Price Holger Rogner (strong possibility) Priyadarshi Shukla Leena Srivastava Robert Swart (strong possibility) Ernst Worrell I will be in touch with additional details in the coming weeks. Best regards, Naki


Tech Update Today VITAL SIGNS FOR JULY 11, 2002 David Berlind Moore: Speech recognition next hurdle Speech recognition will be the next transforming technology, but that transformation may take another 50 years, says Intel co-founder Gordon Moore. Honored this week with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Moore took time to talk about the slowing down of his well-known law, the economy, philanthropic priorities, and more. Read the full interview Latest from ZDNet News Liberty Alliance set to battle Passport Licensing plan could boost Microsoft IBM looks to corner low-end storage Bluetooth: Off and running? Acer gloomy on tech recovery VoiceStream, AT&T Wireless to hook up? Dell douses Lexmark speculation Chip designer ARM launches China foray More Enterprise News Farber's Picks DanFarber Cyberterrorists don't care about your PC Forget about viruses. America's real cybersecurity concerns are the notoriously vulnerable computer systems that control our power and water supplies. Robert Vamosi offers a few ideas about how to keep the infrastructure safe. Read the full story Tech shores up Homeland Defense Computer security is becoming an increasingly critical part of President Bush's proposal for a homeland defense department. When Bush formally proposed the department last month, he never mentioned the Internet or cybersecurity. But as Capitol Hill scrutinizes the proposal, politicians are fretting about tech-savvy terrorists--and insisting any new agency must shield the U.S. from electronic attacks as well. Read the full story Bush security could get privacy czar Novell's new identity Novell seems to understand where today's sweet spot is: providing enterprises with the tools they need to manage and deliver Web services against the identities of employees, partners, and customers. Novell, a leading Web services company? It just may pull it off, says Tech Update's Eric Knorr. Are you looking for solutions to your identity crisis? Do you think Novell can provide them? Read the full commentary ROI calculators don"t tell the whole TCO story In response to David Berlind"s Dell's formula for ROI, TCO consultant Tom Rankin warns that "99 percent of TCO tools do not look at the 'total' but may look at whatever parameters suit the vendor to sell their products/services." His advice to clients: "Make sure they can write a check to the CFO after three months." Read all his advice Microsoft's Palladium: What the hell is it? (Here's what!) Everybody's talking about Palladium, Microsoft's new "trustworthy computing" architecture. But the details on what it is and how it will work are still extremely sketchy. My colleague, Anchordesk's David Coursey, has been putting the pieces together--and here's what he knows so far. Read the full commentary Cell phone personality test Whether you're a total gear head or you like to keep things simple, take our cell phone personality test to find out which models suit you best. Read the full story David Berlind's Rx for mobile happiness Write me at dan.farber@cnet.com Back to top Also on Tech Update Today COMMENTARY Why didn't mobile platforms trip Microsoft up? Peter Judge: In the late 90s, we thought the diversity of mobile platforms would break Microsoft's monopoly. What went wrong? FEATURE Storage network infrastructure: 2002 forecast Components that interconnect storage and computing devices comprise the network storage infrastructure. Gartner provide forecasts for its evolution from 2002 through 2006. How does your company implement its storage network infrastructure? PREVIOUSLY ON TECH UPDATE TODAY Toshiba releases monster notebook The 9.6-pound Satellite 1955-S801 desktop replacement sports a 2.2GHz Pentium 4 desktop processor and a 16-inch display. Crucial Clicks--products worth looking at Networking Find the right home network Choosing the right technology to match your networking needs is vital. Here's help in making the choice. Read reviews Most Popular Products Networking 1. Linksys EtherFast wireless AP 2. Linksys EtherFast router 3. Siemens SpeedStream router 4. Wireless 802.11B Router 5. NetGear HE102 802.11a wireless AP More popular networking products Elsewhere on ZDNet Veritas CEO Gary Bloom speaks out at Tech Update. Check out these personal laser printer picks at ZDNet Reviews. See how WAP works and how you should use it at Builder.com. Need a new job? Find one today in ZDNet's Career Center. CIOs talk out about the future of IT at CNET News.com. Sign up for more free newsletters from ZDNet The e-mail address for your subscription is qqqqqqqqqq-zdnet@spamassassin.taint.org Unsubscribe | Manage My Subscriptions | FAQ | Advertise Home |eBusiness | Security | Networking | Applications | Platforms | Hardware | Contact us Copyright 2002 CNET Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. ZDNet is a registered service mark of CNET Networks, Inc.


MARK E POLLACK - Confidential Settlement Communication Dear Ben and Renee: Attached is a short form agreement draft. We believe it captures the economic points in our charts sent to you last week, and includes key protections Mark E requested. We were unable to use the entirety of your draft because, as we previously communicated, we believe that the parties are best served by streamlining/consolidating the too numerous prior agreements into a single new agreement which clearly sets forth the relationship and rights and obligations of the parties on a going forward basis. Let's discuss after the two of you and Mark E have had a chance to review the draft agreement. Sincerely, Len. Attachments: Pollack Agreement as of May 2014.docx (40437 Bytes)


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Trump in 2007: 'I'm excited' For Housing Market Crash NBC NEWS // ALEXANDRA JAFFE Donald Trump counseled Trump University students to take advantage of the housing bubble as an investment opportunity and said, just a year before it burst, that he was "excited" for it to end because of the money he'd make. "People have been talking about the end of the cycle for 12 years, and I'm excited if it is,' he told the Globe and Mail in March of 2007 . "I've always made more money in bad markets than in good markets." At that time, the housing market was already beginning to decline, and just over a year later the subprime mortgage crisis hit, part of a chain reaction of events that led to the stock market crash of 2008 and cemented the Great Recession. The subprime mortgage crisis alone caused millions of Americans to lose their homes, but that same Globe and Mail piece reports Trump was "advising investors that there are now great deals in buying subprime mortgages at a discount, and repossessed houses at low prices." It's not a new - or particularly surprising - stance from the business mogul, who made a fortune he values in the billions investing over the course of four decades in real-estate in New York City and across the world. Trump has always touted himself as a great deal-maker and outlines the genesis of his penchant for risky investments in his first book, "The Art of the Deal," which chronicles the early deals that helped establish him as a major player in New York's real-estate market. But those comments are just one of many that could come back to haunt him as he heads into a general election showdown with likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Clinton and Democratic Party operatives have telegraphed plans to paint Trump as a greedy con-man whose business acumen is overblown and whose policies most benefit himself, and comments he's made touting profits from the pain of millions of Americans who lost their homes in the housing market crash will help them make their case. The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment on his past statements. His remarks to the Globe and Mail weren't the only he made on the money-making possibilities found in a bursting bubble. The real-estate mogul lost big during the early 1990s recession, filing bankruptcies on a number of properties and liquidating others to keep himself above-water. But in 2004, Trump told CNN, "I love bad markets," insisting the real-estate market crash in the late 1980s wasn't the main driver of his financial difficulties. "The real estate markets crashed. Now, I don't want to blame the real estate markets, because I always made a lot of money in bad markets. I love bad markets. You can do very well in a bad market," he said. And that was the exact advice he gave followers of Trump University a year later, framing the next housing bubble - at that time, still just a theoretical risk posed by analysts - as a "remarkable opportunity." "How you react to the so-called housing bubble can be a barometer of your business personality. Are you the type of person who takes advantage of positive situations when they present themselves...or do you heed every message of doom and gloom, avoiding risks that could be some remarkable opportunities?" he wrote in a 2005 post on his Trump University blog . A CNN report last week unearthed his 2006 declaration in a Trump University audiobook that "I sort of hope" the real estate market crashes. In his 2006 audio book "Bubble-Proof Real Estate Investing," Trump also framed the housing bubble as an opportunity for profit for those "willing to do what it takes." "Is it the so-called bubble you're afraid of or is it hard work? If you're willing to do what it takes, you will succeed in any market," he said. The audiobook directed those interested in learning "what it takes" to subscribe to the full 12-month program at TrumpUniversity.com. ### To be automatically unsubscribed from this list, please email: dncrrmain-unsubscribe@dnc.org


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At this time, we are not having an Excel Intro class during the below week...if you would like to learn it on your own, I can send you the book and exercise files that are given in class. Let me know if you would like that. Maggie -----Original Message----- From: Traylor, Donnis Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 3:33 PM To: Cruz, Magdelena; Presas, Gracie S. Subject: FW: Excel Class -----Original Message----- From: Davis, Dana Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 3:29 PM To: ISC Registrar Subject: Excel Class I was wondering if there would be an Intro Excel class anytime during the week of Oct. 8 - 12th.


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A surprisingly positive/neutral take on super delegates The party's official policy of encouraging gender equity and racial/ethnic diversity is most reflected among the superdelegates coming from the DNC itself: The male-female split is nearly equal (220-212), and non-Hispanic whites make up less than 60% of the total. Who are the Democratic superdelegates? BY DREW DESILVER [FT_16.05.03_superDelegates_byCategory] This year's Democratic presidential primary contest has been surprisingly competitive, and it's not over yet. As the race enters its final weeks, Bernie Sanders and his supporters are stepping up their efforts to pry loose some of the "superdelegates" who are backing rival Hillary Clinton. Which made us wonder: Just who are these 700-plus party officeholders and insiders who automatically get delegate spots at July's convention and can vote for whomever they want? In short, they're the embodiment of the institutional Democratic Party - everyone from former presidents, congressional leaders and big-money fundraisers to mayors, labor leaders and longtime local party functionaries. Nearly six-in-ten are men, close to two-thirds are white, and their average age (as best we could tell) is around 60. Superdelegates (not an official designation, by the way; their formal name is "unpledged party leaders and elected officials") will account for just under 15% of all delegate votes at July's Democratic National Convention. We worked from a list made public by the national Democratic Party (originally to Vox ), and updated and corrected it to account for deaths, resignations and, in at least one case, criminal conviction . We came up with a total of 713 named superdelegates (a handful of slots are still vacant), then used a mix of official biographies, news reports, social-media postings and other sources to determine each superdelegate's gender, race/ethnicity and, in most cases, age. [A portrait of the Democratic Party's superdelegates] Not just anyone gets to be a superdelegate. Under party rules, all sitting Democratic governors (21, including the mayor of Washington, D.C.), senators (47) and representatives (193) automatically get their convention tickets punched. So do 20 "distinguished party leaders" - current and former presidents and vice presidents, retired House and Senate Democratic leaders, and all past chairs of the Democratic National Committee, the party's governing body. But most superdelegates gain that status because they're DNC officers or members. That includes the chairs and vice chairs of each state and territorial Democratic Party; 212 national committeemen and committeewomen elected to represent their states; top officials of the DNC itself and several of its auxiliary groups (such as the Democratic Attorneys General Association, the National Federation of Democratic Women and the Young Democrats of America); and 75 at-large members who are nominated by the party chairman and chosen by the full DNC. (Most of those at-large members are local party leaders, officeholders and donors or representatives of important Democratic constituencies, such as organized labor.) Overall, the superdelegates skew male (58%) and non-Hispanic white (62%). Blacks account for about a fifth of the superdelegates, and Hispanics about 11%. (We could not determine the race and ethnicity of 13 superdelegates.) The party's official policy of encouraging gender equity and racial/ethnic diversity is most reflected among the superdelegates coming from the DNC itself: The male-female split is nearly equal (220-212), and non-Hispanic whites make up less than 60% of the total. The House members are similarly diverse on racial and ethnic lines, but two-thirds are men. Two-thirds of the senators and governors are white men, as are all but two of the distinguished party leaders. Part of the "super" in superdelegates is that they're not bound to support any particular candidate, and are free to shift their allegiance - or refrain from committing to anyone - right up to the convention's roll-call vote on the nomination. While many Sanders supporters say the entire superdelegate system is undemocratic, the Sanders campaign wants to turn their flexibility in his favor, arguing that Sanders' recent primary victories (most recently in Indiana) are reasons superdelegates should back the senator rather than Clinton. But based on their public endorsements to date, that looks to be a heavy lift. According to our count, 500 superdelegates are backing Clinton against just 42 for Sanders; that translates into 498 and 41 convention votes, respectively, because the superdelegates representing overseas Democrats have a half-vote each. (Fair warning: Any such counts are inherently imprecise - the Associated Press, for instance, has similar but slightly different numbers .) More than 85% of Democratic governors, senators and representatives are supporting Clinton, as are 61% of superdelegates from the DNC. Thirty-two of Sanders' superdelegate supporters, or 76%, are white, versus 62% of Clinton's superdelegates. About 41% of her superdelegates are women, versus 26% of Sanders'. Although we could find age information for only 547 superdelegates, what we do have suggests that Sanders' superdelegates are a bit younger, on average, than Clinton's: The average age of superdelegates backing Sanders was 58.9, versus 60.8 for Clinton's supporters; their median ages were 60.8 and 61.9, respectively. Eric Walker walkere@dnc.org 732-991-1489 @ericmwalker


Dear Stepan and Eugene I was very much looking forward to seeing you both and talking over progress and future plans. I am very sorry that you were not able to attend the Mondoza meeting. I used my introductory talk for the long chronology session to illustrate the great progress and important potential of the Yamal and Taimyr work - and gave a clear indication of the quality and world significane of the continuing research at Ekaterinburg and Krasnoyarsk , and the work of Rashit and Muchtar. Please also let me appologise that Fritz may have been over zealous in requesting receipts for the small amount of money he is to forward to you. I have received these but it was not my intention that he should keep this money until the receipts were to hand. I hope no offence was taken and I am sorry that this money has not been forwarded earlier. I have asked him to send it straight away. Also I hope Stepan that you are now well. I am now back as you see and my first job is to write and send the INTAS report . I will forward copies as soon as it is complete. I have heard nothing about our proposal to the European Commission but I am not confident. I will be sending your manuscripts back with comments in the near future for the Holocene issue. It is my greatest hope that collaboration is continued between us even if our latest application fails and I will do my very best to find other sources of support in the future. I really want to understand more about the cell growth model and the link between long term changes in treelines and the lack of very long term evidence of climate change in our ring width and density chronologies. Please let us stay more closely in touch in the future. my very best wishes Keith


05/20/2016 08:50 AM EDT By Mike Allen (@mikeallen; mallen@politico.com) and Daniel Lippman (@dlippman; dlippman@politico.com) Good Friday morning. Trump's on a morning-show tear, naughtily speculating on "Fox & Friends" about Hillary's idea of putting Bill in charge of economic issues: "I don't know. Maybe he'll bring the 'Energizer' with him. ... [M]aybe she just wants him around the White House so she can keep her eye on him."  BREAKING - "RNC Reserves an Unprecedented $150 Million in Digital Video Ads: Party Claims Inventory From Google and Others to Reach Hispanics and Women," by AdAge's Kate Kaye: "The amount ... represents an acknowledgement on the part of the RNC that the party's likely nominee will need more help than usual on the digital front."  INSIDE THE CAMPAIGNS -- "GOP elite line up behind Donald Trump," by Alex Isenstadt: "The Never Trump moment is over. While a small group of Republicans has wrung its hands raw over the choice between the GOP's nominee and Hillary Clinton, the party's firmament - social and intellectual conservatives, the lobbyist and donor class, powerful operatives and outside groups - is increasingly getting in line behind Donald Trump. ... "The thawing has slowly but surely begun ... from mega-donors like Foster Friess rallying Republican governors to Trump, to Mitt Romney's allies agreeing to raise money for him, to leaders of the Never Trump movement conceding their cause is lost."  --"Manafort to GOP aides: Trump's 'behavior can be changed,'" by Burgess Everett, Seung Min Kim and Eli Stokols: "Trump's newly empowered chief strategist sought to convince top GOP congressional officials on Capitol Hill that Trump can compete for the Latino vote, exploit Hillary Clinton's weaknesses and become a Reaganesque figure in the party ... Facing a room full of seasoned campaign veterans and longtime congressional aides at D.C. law firm Jones day on Capitol Hill, Manafort ... told attendees that Ronald Reagan used to be criticized just like Trump is now for his polarizing reputation within the Republican Party."  THE MAP -- "Trump's map: The downside," by Katie Glueck: "[P]olls out of Arizona and Georgia are heightening GOP anxiety about the prospect that the two states, long reliably red at the presidential level, could bolt to Hillary Clinton ... It's the downside of Donald Trump's potential to rewire the electoral map. Just as [he] shows signs he could pick off some longstanding Democratic Rust Belt states, his hardline approach to immigration and controversial remarks about women and minorities run the risk of accelerating trends in Arizona and Georgia that could turn them blue."  COMING ATTRACTIONS - "Trump, Clinton speeches to highlight US divisions on guns," by AP's Ryan Foley and Lisa Marie Pane: "Trump and other top Republicans will speak at the National Rifle Association convention [today] in Louisville, where organizers are trying to unite gun-rights voters by painting Clinton as a foe of their causes who must be stopped. Clinton will appear [tomorrow] in Florida with the mother of Trayvon Martin and other parents who have lost children to gun violence. She's become a forceful advocate for restrictions meant to reduce the nation's 33,000 annual gun deaths."  CLINTON, INC. -- "Inside the Clinton paid speech machine: What, exactly, do you get when you pay a Clinton $285,000 for an intimate, closed-to-the-press speech?" by Annie Karni: "A transcript of a private $285,000 paid speech Bill Clinton delivered last year at the 'China-U.S. Private Investment Summit' in Austin ... offers a glimpse behind the curtain of the Clintons' controversial paid speaking gigs ... 'Once I got a cartoon in the mail when I was fighting out that Whitewater business,' he reminisced in front of about 60 Chinese investors and 150 American businesspeople ... in late March 2015 - two weeks before Hillary Clinton officially declared ... "'And Jiang Zemin and I are sitting together at a state dinner, and in the first frame, I say to President Jiang, I said, "You know, you're doing great economically, but our country has more human rights." And he looked at me and he said, "Yes, and if you were the leader of China, Ken Starr would be in prison making running shoes."' A self-deprecating Clinton admitted of those scandal-tarred days of his presidency: 'I saved that cartoon for a long time. I must say there were days when I wondered who had the better model.'"  TALKER -- "Costs of celebrity college commencement speakers can add up," by AP's Collin Binkley in Boston: "[T]he University of Houston paid $35,000 to book astronaut Scott Kelly as the commencement speaker. Rutgers University paid $35,000 for journalist Bill Moyers, who spoke after the keynote speech from the unpaid President Barack Obama. .... The University of Houston, which increased tuition this year, paid $166,000 to bring Matthew McConaughey to speak last spring, including $9,500 for his airfare. The University of Oklahoma paid $110,000 to book journalist Katie Couric in 2006. Both speakers donated their fees to charity, but their costs sparked a debate about whether colleges pay too much for pageantry."  SNEAK PEEK - The cover of The Weekly Standard's 1,000th issue shows cartoon illustrations of Hillary as a boxer, POTUS lifting weights emblazoned with his famous OFA logo, Mitt Romney wearing an "R" superhero cape, an Iranian mullah with a nuclear warhead and a match, Sarah Palin with a gun, a boxer Paul Ryan with Nancy Pelosi sitting on his ear, pulling at his hair, a yelling Donald Trump with hair going wild, Eric Holder, Harry Reid, George W. Bush and more ... The digital issue ... Matthew Continetti -- "The First Thousand Issues"  JON KARL/Rick Klein podcast: Roger Stone offers glowing praise of the Johnson/Weld libertarian ticket and even suggests he could support and work for them if Trump goes off the rails with his V.P. pick.  HOT VIDEO: WUSA Channel 9's one-minute video report showing Michael and Mary Katherine Steele reuniting with their stolen 4-month old Boston terrier, Maggie.  ** A message from JPMorgan Chase & Co.: In the midst of a remarkable turnaround, the Motor City is leading the way for cities everywhere. Central to Detroit's revitalization is strong partnership. "What's happening in Detroit is instructive for cities everywhere. A collaborative approach is no longer simply a nicety-it's a necessity." - Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO. Learn more about what's happening in Detroit that could help create opportunity in cities around the world: ** SPOTTED: Grover Norquist on the last flight to Louisville (NRA convention) out of DCA, 11th on the upgrade list. "Sen. Rand Paul as well. Khakis, button down, baseball cap." ... IRS commissioner John Koskinen having lunch at Central ... Dan Quayle at breakfast at the Four Seasons ... Eddie Scarry (@eScarry): "Karl Rove and John Bolton randomly saw each other in D.C., outside my happy hour spot." Pic  DAVID YEPSEN retiring: "Yepsen, director of the SIU Paul Simon Public Policy Institute since 2009, has announced his retirement at the end of October. ... Yepsen became director of the institute, which was established by former U.S. Senator Paul Simon in 1997, after a 34-year career as a political writer, editor and columnist for the Des Moines Register."  POLITICO MAGAZINE's "WHAT WORKS": "The Train That Saved Denver," by Colin Woodard: "The car-choked city overcame regional distrust to build a major transit system that is remaking the urban core and the suburbs, too." ... Photo gallery  --"The Marijuana Industry's War on the Poor," by Jon Murray: "Denver's booming pot industry may be trendy, but it's giving poorer neighborhoods a headache."  POLITICO's NERDCAST TAKES ON BERNIE: "Also, Facebook has an optics problem with conservative voters -- did Mark Zuckerberg smooth things over with the GOP this week? Plus: How will the enormous gender gap between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump drive campaign strategy for the next six months? Featuring special guest Hadas Gold." ... LISTEN and subscribe on iTunes.  GLENN THRUSH podcast: In his first podcast interview since meeting with Donald Trump, Speaker Paul Ryan kibitzes with Glenn Thrush in the latest "Off Message" podcast about the Donald, President Obama, and the new AC/DC tour featuring Axl Rose. Check back on Monday for the full interview and subscribe on iTunes  REMEMBERING MORLEY SAFER - CBS release: "Safer, the CBS Newsman who changed war reporting forever when he showed GIs burning the huts of Vietnamese villagers and went on to become the iconic 60 MINUTES correspondent whose stylish stories on America's most-watched news program made him one of television's most enduring stars, died [Thursday] in his Manhattan home. He was 84 ... A huge presence on 60 MINUTES for 46 years - Safer enjoyed the longest run anyone ever had on primetime network television. ... "A dashing figure in his checked shirt, polka dot tie and pocket square, Morley Safer -- even his name had panache - was in his true element playing pool with Jackie Gleason, delivering one of his elegant essays aboard the Orient Express or riffing on Anna Wintour ... In 2011, over 18.5 million people watched him ask Ruth Madoff how she could not have known her husband Bernard was running a billion-dollar Ponzi scheme." Tribute video, "A Reporter's Life"  --N.Y. TIMES QUOTATION OF THE DAY -- MORLEY SAFER: "It makes me uneasy. It is not natural to be talking to a piece of machinery. But the money is very good." Obit on p. A22 (with A1 tease and pic), "Morley Safer, Chronicler of Vietnam and Mainstay of '60 Minutes,' Dies at 84," by Robert D. McFadden  CLICKER - Politico's weekly news quiz, "What is Donald Trump's all-time favorite movie? And 11 other questions from the news"  REMEBERING CHRIS WALLACE's MOM: "Norma 'Kappy' Leonard passed away Monday night. She was 95 years old. She was the mother of Chris Wallace and the widow of former CBS News President Bill Leonard. She met Leonard in 1952 when he was covering the Democratic Convention in Chicago. As he rose through the ranks of CBS over the years, she became the unofficial First Lady of the news division, hosting the CBS news team at the conventions and other big events. "Her first husband was Mike Wallace. They met as undergraduates at the University of Michigan and married in 1940. They had 2 sons, Chris and Peter Wallace, who was killed in a climbing accident in 1962. She played a big role at CBS in 1962. Mike Wallace wanted to come to CBS News from the entertainment side of television. But then-CBS News President Dick Salant asked Bill Leonard, then head of the Election Unit, if that would create any problems for him. "Only after Kappy Leonard gave her OK did Mike Wallace get a job at CBS News. Kappy Leonard is survived by her son Chris, 5 stepsons, 12 grandchildren, and 7 great-grandchildren." Service in D.C. this weekend. --Chris tells Playbookers: "My mom's life was intertwined with TV news. She was married to two giants of the industry. And she was the den mother for generations of CBS News journalists. She was a savvy producer and editor. And a great many of her insights ended up on the air. In her spare time, she was a wonderful mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Three generations of Wallaces and Leonards miss her deeply." OUT AND ABOUT - Longtime friends Anna Palmer of Politico, Anne Brady Perron, EVP of Crossroads Strategies and Ryan Triplette of the Franklin Square Group hosted a "trifecta" birthday party last night at the Pinea restaurant patio at the W Hotel. Anne's birthday is Sunday, Anna's is next Wednesday and Ryan is May 28. SPOTTED: Robb and Blair Watters, Jake and Irene Sherman, Peter Cherukuri, Rebecca and Matt Haller, Lauren French, Craig Gordon, Marissa Mitrovich, Andrew Kovalcin, Jen Nedeau, Shane Goldmacher, Ansley Rhyne, Dean Hingson, Erin Billings and Jay Driscoll, David Castagnetti, David Thomas, Stephen Aaron, Victoria Adams, Tim Lin, Jenni Pierotti, Brian Worth, Jay Perron, Amanda Anderson, Lindsey Schulte, Ali Tulbah, Jake Perry, Jeff Morehouse, Pepper Natonski, Brendan Belair, Brian Worth, Kara Calvert, Lindsey Drath, Marybeth Coleman, Otis and Curtis Ofori, Victoria Adams, Caleb Ward, Ed Hill. -- Margaret Carlson hosted a party last night at her DuPont Circle home for Jason Kelly, Bloomberg News' New York Bureau Chief, to launch his latest book, "Sweat Equity: Inside the New Economy of Mind and Body." $22.40 on Amazon  --SPOTTED: Tom Wheeler, Al Hunt, Megan McArdle, Nick Johnston, Meridith Webster, state visit from the original Stretch, Dick Keil, Christine Brennan, Kevin Cirilli, Bill McQuillen, Jennifer Jacobs, Craig Gordon. OUT AND ABOUT IN NYC -- Dan Abrams, Contessa Brewer, Chris Hayes, Hendrik Hertzberg, Gay Talese and Alex Witt last night hosted a special NYC screening of the new documentary "Weiner" (out today) at The Roxy Hotel on Avenue of the Americas. Trailer SPOTTED: Michael Barbaro, Amy Chozick, John McEnroe. 100 YEARS AGO TODAY - AP: "On May 20, 1916, the Saturday Evening Post published its first Norman Rockwell cover; the illustration shows a scowling boy dressed in his Sunday best, dutifully pushing a baby carriage past a couple of young baseball players, one of whom mockingly doffs his cap." Rockwell was 22! See the cover.  SUNDAY SO FAR: --CNN's "State of the Union" - Jake Tapper anchors from D.C.: Bernie Sanders ... Rep. Peter King, chair of Homeland Security Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence, on EgyptAir ... Panel: Rep. Xavier Becerra, Rep. Marsha Blackburn, S.E. Cupp, Bill Press --ABC's "This Week": EgyptAir crash ... Roundtable: Donna Brazile, Matthew Dowd, Bill Kristol, Cokie Roberts --"Face the Nation": Panel: Molly Ball, Ramesh Ponnuru, WashPost's Ed O'Keefe, Ezra Klein --"Fox News Sunday" - John Roberts anchors: House Homeland Security Chair Michael McCaul ... Sen. Jeff Sessions ... Panel: Brit Hume, Kirsten Powers, Michael Needham of Heritage Action, Juan Williams --"Meet the Press": Hillary Clinton ... Mark Cuban ... Roundtable: Helene Cooper, Robert Draper, Joy Reid, Alex Castellanos --CNN's "Inside Politics" from 8 to 9 a.m., hosted by John King: Jonathan Martin, Julie Pace, Matt Viser, Nia-Malika Henderson. DAILY DONALD -- "'I Need a Shower After Reading This': Readers on Trump's Conduct With Women," by NYT's Michael Barbaro: "On Twitter, Facebook and nytimes.com, readers shared passionate reactions ... [and] debated and disagreed as they grappled with questions of workplace ethics, claims of sexism and when, exactly, a man crosses a line with a woman."  TOP-ED -- HOWARD GUTMAN in Politico, "What to Look for in Donald Trump's Taxes": "[T]o expose a wrong-hearted real estate developer as a tax cheat, it is often more important to focus not on what the developer reports on his returns, but on what he leaves off."  WILL RAHN on CBSNews.com, "Why #NeverTrump failed": "#NeverTrump movement ... [is] a movement led by conservative opinion leaders, media personalities, and Republican consultants -- the people who really run the GOP, or at least did before Donald Trump came along. The base they've stoked has turned on them, and they're upset. But they'd be a lot more sympathetic if they'd cop to the fact that they are largely responsible for his rise."  THE NEW ECONOMY -- "Uber's first self-driving car pulls out onto the streets of Pittsburgh," by CNET's Andrew Hoyle and Andrew Krok: "The ... Ford Fusion Hybrid [is] equipped with sensors, radars, laser scanners and high-resolution cameras, and is designed to gather mapping data as well as test its self-driving capabilities." ... Uber's blog post  CHARLIE SZOLD joins Iowa Congressman David Young's campaign as campaign manager. "After graduating from American University in 2011, Szold worked for USA TODAY before joining the Iowa GOP's Victory Program for the 2012 presidential election. In 2015 he was the communication director for the Iowa GOP during the First in the Nation Iowa Caucuses." TV TONIGHT - "Washington Week with Gwen Ifill": Nancy Youssef of The Daily Beast on the Egyptian plane, Lisa Lerer of AP on Sanders-Clinton, Dan Balz of The Washington Post on Trump, and Alexis Simendinger of RealClearPolitics on Obama's overtime pay action. REMEMBERING SUSAN TOLCHIN - WashPost's Adam Bernstein: "Susan Tolchin, a political scientist who frequently collaborated with her journalist husband on books exploring political patronage, women in politics and the raging discontent of voters - volumes that combined scholarly rigor and an accessible style, died May 18 at her home in Washington. She was 75. The cause was ovarian cancer, said her husband, Martin Tolchin, a veteran Washington correspondent for the New York Times who later was publisher of the Hill newspaper, which covers Congress and political campaigns, and a founder of the political news website Politico."  LIFE ONLINE -- "Facebook is experimenting with adding videos in comments," by Venture Beat's Ken Yeung: "The social networking company is testing out a feature in select countries that gives users the ability to post a clip to respond to any status update."  GRETA VAN SUSTEREN received the American News Women's Club 22nd annual Excellence in Journalism award last night at the National Press Club. Roger Cossack was the M.C. and Ted Williams and Hilvan Finch gave testimonies to Greta's grit and friendship. Video testimonies also included Rachael Maddow, Norah O'Donnell, and Greta's FOX News colleagues paid tribute to her achievements. SPOTTED: Greta's husband, John P. Coale, former award winner Eleanor Clift, former Amb. John Bolton, Tammy Haddad. TRANSITIONS -- "Burson-Marsteller Brings On Jeremy Gaines As Managing Director, U.S. Strategy Team And Benjamin Chang As Managing Director, U.S. Public Affairs And Crisis Practice": Previously "Gaines was Vice President, Corporate Communications for Gannett (renamed TEGNA in 2015) in McLean, Va. ... Before that, he was Vice President, Corporate Communications (2003-2012) and Director of Strategic Development (1999 - 2003) at MSNBC ... Chang is a seasoned communications and policy practitioner with more than 20 years of experience in both public service and the private sector."  FIRST LOOKS -- "Democratic Pollster Pete Brodnitz launches new firm Expedition Strategies": "Brodnitz was a Partner at Benenson Strategy Group where his clients included almost all of the firm's political candidate clients, including thirteen heads of State and government worldwide, senators, governors, members of Congress, state legislators and local elected leaders."  -- Politicon's first web ad for its upcoming convention, June 25 and 26 in Pasadena ... Release  BIRTHWEEK (was yesterday): Sydney Simon, comms. manager for The Atlantic, celebrated 26 on the roof of the Watergate (h/t Rob Hendin) BIRTHDAYS: Julie Reichenberger (Pack tip: Jeff, Kale, Ally, Emmy, Sophie, James, Spencer and Clayton) ... Walter Isaacson (hat tip: Cathy) ... 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Kevin et al, The diagram looks too good to me. CRU's data are reasonable over Brazil for some of the period, but poor in others, particularly recently. So we would have difficulty in updating this because of station numbers and quality. We could try using the GPCC dataset. They have huge numbers of stations for Brazil, but only for specific regions and periods, so likely problems there also. We have a couple of papers in submission to J. Hydrology on flows in the subcatchments of the Parana river, which are well reproduced by rainfall, evaporation and a catchment model. Agree with your concerns about the Amazon flows not agreeing with the rainfall. Do the NAR and SAR regions fully encompass the enormous catchment though. Cheers Phil At 17:36 03/05/2005, Aiguo Dai wrote: One can use the Chen et al. and CRU to produce similar type of plots to validate Marengo's result. He did use the CRU rainfall data set, but not for this particular plot. Aiguo Kevin Trenberth wrote: Hi all As you know we got some manuscripts from Jose Marengo to be considered in our chapter, and he is a LA on another chapter and will be in Beijing. He has offerred to be CA. My question concerns how good his data are? I asked Aiguo Dai to comment: ==== One of the interesting results from Marengo's work is that he found the Northern and Southern Amazonia have opposite phase of decadal rainfall variations (see attached Fig. from Marengo 2004, Ther. Appl. Climatol.): In the northern Amazonia, rainfall is above normal during ~1945-1975 and below normal during ~1976-1998; and it is opposite in the southern Amazonia. He suggested warmer SST in central and eastern Pacific contributed to the dry conditions in the northern Amazonia during 1976-1998. As noted in Betts et al. (2005, JHM, in press), Marengo's basin integrated rainfall index does not correlate well with Amazon river flow during the recent decades (worse than Chen et al.). This large multidecadal signal seems, however, robust. ===== Certainly the attached figure is striking. Are we sure it is not due to changes in the way observations are made? Do other datasets replicate this? The lack of relation with river flow is a substantial concern. Matilde, can you provide informed commentary? If the figure is good then maybe we should include it? Kevin -- Aiguo Dai, Scientist Email: adai@ucar.edu Climate & Global Dynamics Division Phone: 303-497-1357 National Center for Atmospheric Research Fax : 303-497-1333 P.O. Box 3000, Boulder, CO 80307, USA [1]www.cgd.ucar.edu/cas/adai/ Street Address: 1850 Table Mesa Drive, Boulder, CO 80305, USA 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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