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X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by spdmraac.compuserve.com id QAA21095 Dear everybody, I am still busy compiling the report from the kickoff meeting (and I also still await some input pieces from some of you...). For those of you who could not be there, let me just say that I enjoyed very much to see the group here, and to witness the really lively and productive discussions. Let's keep it that way. While U wait for the report - I would like to get you thinking about the project again by circulating the second draft of a small piece which is edging towards a working definition of vulnerability, mostly written by Richard and with input from Pete, Miguel and myself. All comments are welcome. This is not intended for publication of course, but it could be a start of something more substantial in due course. So please send me the elements still missing for the overall report, and comment to the four authors about the vulnerability piece. Best regards, Wolfgang -- Wolfgang Cramer Department of Global Change and Natural Systems Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PO Box 60 12 03, D-14412 Potsdam, Germany Tel.: +49-331-288-2521, Fax: +49-331-288-2600 mailto:Wolfgang.Cramer@pik-potsdam.de ~cramer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: IF YOU NEED TO SEND ATTACHMENTS TO ME, PLEASE: 1) avoid sending MS-Word *.doc files (send rtf instead) 2) if the attachments exceed 500kB, contact me before sending anything ---------------------------------------------------------------------- PS: Sticking to my promise to avoid attachments, I send the plain ascii text here. Some time Monday you should find the pdf of it on the web site. Internal ATEAM document \u201cTowards a definition of vulnerability\u2026\u201d \u2013 do not cite Draft version 2.0 (16/3/01) TOWARDS A DEFINITION OF VULNERABILITY OF ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONING TO GLOBAL CHANGE Richard J.T. Klein, Pete Smith, Miguel B. Araújo and Wolfgang Cramer This document aims to stimulate the discussion of vulnerability to global change, which is a key feature of the EU project Advanced Terrestrial Ecosystem Analysis and Modelling (ATEAM). The goal of ATEAM is to develop an operational quantitative assessment of vulnerability across European ecosystems. The rationale for this assessment and its initial elements are also found in this document. Common features in present definitions of vulnerability Vulnerability is a multi-dimensional concept that has been a topic of study in many different scientific disciplines, ranging from anthropology and psychology to economics and ecology. As such, it has been defined and assessed in many different ways for many different purposes. The scientific literature provides many examples of vulnerability assessments, each with their own explicit or (more often) implicit interpretations of what vulnerability means to the object of study. In spite of this diversity the various interpretations of vulnerability have a number of things in common: 1. Vulnerability is always an attribute of a system, in the broadest meaning of the term. Systems that may be vulnerable include individual people, communities, countries, economic sectors, landscapes, resources, ecosystems and so on. Importantly, in ATEAM the system of interest is not ecosystems per se but the set of functions that ecosystems perform in providing goods and services to human society. 2. Vulnerability always refers to some potential of or exposure to harm or damage. It is therefore meaningful to specify exactly to which forcing a system is thought to be vulnerable. In ATEAM multiple forcings are considered, all related in some way to global change. In response to needs expressed by the European Commission these forcings are the increasing atmospheric concentration of CO2, the climate change that is the result of this increasing concentration, as well as the effects of changing land use and land-use policies. 3. Definitions of vulnerability tend to capture some notion of the extent to which the system would be unable to avoid, defend itself against, cope with, adjust to or otherwise prevent or minimise potential harm or damage. This mechanism of damage prevention or minimisation (termed adaptation in the context of climate change) is important because it defines the difference between the potential harm or damage and the actual or residual impacts that will occur. It can be argued that if a stress-exposed system has the ability to avert the potentially severe impacts that could ensue from this stress, then it is not vulnerable (footnote 1). The first assessments of vulnerability to climate change (such as the First and Second Assessment Reports of the IPCC and many national vulnerability studies) were carried out without considering adaptation as an important aspect of vulnerability. These assessments implicitly assumed present- day behaviour and activities to continue unchanged in the future, irrespective of how they would be affected by climate change. By ignoring adaptation these studies did not distinguish between potential and residual impacts and thus their results represented serious overestimates of the system\u2019s vulnerability. On the other hand, the studies served to generate awareness of the potential magnitude of impacts and of the need for adaptation. A recent discussion of vulnerability: the IPCC Working Group II Each of the aforementioned features of vulnerability was incorporated in the proposed definition of vulnerability in the IPCC Working Group II Third Assessment Report, which was as follows: The degree to which a system is sensitive to and unable to cope with adverse impacts of climatic stimuli. Vulnerability is a function of a system\u2019s exposure and its adaptive capacity. However, the IPCC Working Group II Plenary meeting in Geneva (13\u201316 February 2001) adopted a somewhat modified and expanded definition in the final, government-approved version of the Summary for Policymakers. The adopted definition no longer captures the important notion that vulnerability depends on both potential impacts and the inability to cope with these impacts, as was indicated by the word \u201cand\u201d in the first sentence of the above definition: The degree to which a system is susceptible to, or unable to cope with, adverse effects of climatic change, including climate variability and extremes. Vulnerability is a function of the character, magnitude and rate of climate variation to which a system is exposed, its sensitivity, and its adaptive capacity. Building blocks for a definition to be used in ATEAM The former definition of vulnerability captures the various aspects of vulnerability discussed above but it is likely to be too broad to be made operational in ATEAM. ATEAM addresses the interaction between ecosystems and society and in particular the provision of goods and services by ecosystems for human use. Of relevance to ATEAM are therefore not only the exposure and adaptive capacity of ecosystems to climate change but also the adaptive capacity of human systems in relation to a change in the provision of ecosystem goods and services. To develop a meaningful definition of vulnerability for ATEAM it could be useful to explore a number of related concepts: risk, sustainability and resilience. A relatively widely accepted interpretation of risk is that it is a function of the probability of occurrence of an event combined with an estimate of the magnitude of its impact. For example, in the context of species conservation risk can be seen as a measure of the probability that a negative event (i.e., a threat) combined with the individual species\u2019 response to these events (i.e., an indicator of species\u2019 vulnerability) would lead a species to extinction (Araújo and Williams, 2000). Amongst the many definitions of sustainability, a useful one is based on the conservation and substitutability of different types of capital: human-made capital, natural capital, human capital and social capital (Serageldin and Steer, 1994). Sustainable development, of which the most widely used definition is \u201cdevelopment that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs\u201d (WCED, 1987), prescribes that the total stock of capital does not decrease over time. Whether or not substitution and compensation of different types of capital are allowed depends on the preferred level of sustainability (cf. weak versus strong sustainability). The relationship between sustainability and ecosystem vulnerability is based on the extent to which external forcings lead to a decrease in natural capital and thus in the potential of ecosystems to provide goods and services for human use. A possible (anthropocentric) definition of sustainability in the context of ATEAM could therefore be: The ability of an ecosystem to provide humans with goods and services in the present, without compromising the ability of future human generations to obtain these ecosystem goods and services in the future. The concept of resilience is well known in ecology, although two distinct interpretations of the term exist. As defined by Holling (1973), resilience determines the persistence of relationships within a system and is a measure of the ability of these systems to absorb changes and still persist. According to Pimm (1984), however, resilience describes the speed with which a system returns to its original state following a perturbation. Holling (1973), on the other hand, considered this to be the stability of a system, whilst Pimm (1984) referred to stability as the combination of resilience, resistance, persistence and variability. In an attempt to define the resilience of the Dutch coast, Klein et al. (1998) distinguished between a morphological, an ecological and a socio-economic component of coastal resilience, each of which represents another aspect of the coastal system\u2019s capacity to cope with perturbations. They described coastal resilience as a measure of the extent to which a coast is able to respond to external pressures without losing actual or potential functions: The resilience of the coast is its self-organising capacity to preserve actual and potential functions of coastal systems under the influence of changing hydraulic and morphological conditions. This capacity is based on the (potential) dynamics of morphological, ecological and socio- economic processes in relation to the demands that are made by the functions to be preserved. Given the focus of ATEAM on ecosystem services, we might want to work towards a similar type of definition of vulnerability, whereby vulnerability could be described in terms of the likelihood that an ecosystem loses a significant amount of its capacity to provide goods and services that are important to society. A definition that includes the temporal dimension of global change and sustainability could describe vulnerability in terms of the risk of ecosystem sustainability being compromised. Before suggesting a \u201cfinal\u201d definition, however, we would like to invite views and suggestions from the entire ATEAM consortium. References Araújo, M.B. and Williams, P.H., 2000: Selecting areas for species persistence using occurrence data. Biological Conservation, 96(3), 331\u2013345. Holling, C.S., 1973: Resilience and stability of ecological systems. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 4, 1\u201324. Klein, R.J.T., M.J. Smit, H. Goosen and C.H. Hulsbergen, 1998: Resilience and vulnerability: coastal dynamics or Dutch dikes? The Geographical Journal, 164(3), 259\u2013268. Pimm, S.L., 1984: The complexity and stability of ecosystems. Nature, 307, 321\u2013326. Serageldin, I. and A. Steer (eds.), 1994: Making Development Sustainable: From Concepts to Action. Environmentally Sustainable Development Occasional Paper Series No. 2, World Bank, Washington DC, iii+40 pp. (WCED) World Commission on Environment and Development, 1987: Our Common Future, Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, xv+383 pp. _______________________________ 1 In this document we do not elaborate on the possible different interpretations of adaptation. Adaptation will be the subject of more detailed discussion at a later stage, aimed at an appropriate (semi-) quantitative operationalisation. Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\vCard.vcf"


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Mike I am off to Finland for a week but I am sending you (via Tim) a copy of a draft perspectives piece for Science on you recent 1000-year reconstruction paper . They want to run it in early May I think and I have been told I will see their edited draft on my return. The idea was to make a wider comment that just report on your latest curve so I decided to mention uncertainties in tree-ring data while pushing the need for more work on high-resolution proxies and especially interpretive work in the very recent context of high temperatures and other possible anthropogenic environmental disturbance. The trouble is that they would only give us 1000 words and one Figure. Anyway this Figure now contains a selection of various large-scale temperature average series - all recalibrated against northern warm season (april-sept) average land data north of 20 degrees north. This is just to provide a convenient common scale - all the original season /area references are given. You will see that this brings phil's curve nicely back in line and the correct (low frequency ) density curve now fits better also. I have taken the opportunity to put our new longish (2000-year)tree-ring width curve in representing the north of Europe/Siberia . This is the average of Tornetrask(Sweden) and Yamal and Taimyr(Siberia ) - all processed to retain low-frequency variance. These curves and a similar average incorporating all the Northern tree-ring data (not including the large density set) are in my paper for the Pages open science meeting publication. Tim and I will produce a short paper describing the new low-frequency density curve , probably for Geophysical Research Letters. For the meantime I hope you think the perspectives piece is O.K. Let me know if you have any problems with it - but remember that they are going to hack it about anyway. By the way, how did you compare the high-elevation (PC1) timeseries with Jacoby and D'Arrigo's northern treeline data in your paper when the latter only go back to 1671 ? Did you use their reworked Gidding's dataset for Alaska? Thanks for the message on the IPCC stuff . I am happy to write any additional bits or make suggestions . Sorry I did not get back to you last time but I was confused about the timetable . Thanks for putting my name on the list. I will make comments again as soon as I see the next draft. Cheers Keith At 06:20 PM 4/11/99 -0400, you wrote: > >Dear Phil, Keith, > >An update on IPCC. Almost done w/ my revisions, taking into account >yours and Phil's comments, and included the *correct* briffa et al >series. Keith--added your name in the contributor list. Sorry for >the earlier omission (I hadn't heard from you at the point I >wrote the initial draft)... > >A couple things--Phil can you send a copy of the in-press Rev >Geophys. article as soon as possible? I'd like to have a copy >for my own records... > >Also, I'm going to have to leave it to you to insert some >of the references you mentioned in your comments which I'm >not familiar with. Also, you'll need to supply an updated >reference for the Briffa et al series as soon as it is >ready. > >I'll send you the revised draft when I finish it within a day >or two, at the same time I send it to Chris, Jim, and Jean. We'll >need to incorporate Pfister's contribution (if it ever comes in), >and Jim and Jean's suggestions at the next stage. I believe it >will be Chris' responsibility to coordinate this. Anyways, more >from me soon... > >best, > >mike >_______________________________________________________________________ > Michael E. Mann >________Current_____________________________Starting Fall 1999_________ >Adjunct Assistant Professor | Assistant Professor >Department of Geosciences | Dept. of Environmental Sciences >Morrill Science Center | Clark Hall >University of Massachusetts | University of Virginia >Amherst, MA 01003 | Charlottesville, VA 22903 >_________________________________|_____________________________________ >e-mail: mann@geo.umass.edu; memann@titan.oit.umass.edu (attachments) > Phone: (413) 545-9573 FAX: (413) 545-1200 >  >


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Chick, look at the instrumental record! there are huge differences between different regions - Alaska has warmed substantially while eastern North America cooled after the 1950s. locking onto local records, no matter how beautiful, can lead to serious errors. If the ice cores are so infallible why do they give substantially different stories for grip and gisp2 over the last 1500 years? the bottom line is that one cannot make a robust case that decadally hemispheric temperatures over the last 1500 years were even as warm as the late 20th century, much less warmer. Tom > >Well said indeed! This helps me to slowly understand what's being >done and why. > >My nagging problem remains however, and that's that there seem to be >too many paleo records published that show much larger amplitude >variations. Now many can be explained, but some look more robust. >For example I think most people are wondering about the total >disagreement between isotope temperatures from GISP II and borehole >temperatures from GRIP and Dye 3. Here the usual land use caution >doesn't apply since I don't think the ice above the boreholes has >changed much? > >And if I understand Tom Crowley's note to me, his reconstruction >averaged normalized records, thus missing large amplitude variations >such as the Keigwin Sargasso one, which he used, but which shows a >large amplitude signal tantalizingly similar to the GRIP/Dye 3 >records. (Tom used GISP II which essentially has no low frequency >amplitude) > >So I read all the papers, and am impressed by the painstakingly >careful work, but still wonder about a world in which the >hemispherical low frequency temperature amplitude could be (see Jones >et al Science this week) only about 0.4°C between 1000 and about >1950, while parts of the world could have seen amplitudes of up to >2°C in the same period. I suppose you could say that, given natural >forcing only, there can be much larger variance from the mean >(spatially and temporally) than in the past hundred and fifty years >when GHG forcing is forcing more uniformity, but does this make sense? > >This is why I keep asking questions about the ability of various >proxies to return low frequency information. > >Anything you could say about this would be greatly appreciated. > >Finally consider this. I read recently (don't know the pedigree of >this number but it WAS published!!) that Milankovitch cooling at this >point in the Holocene should be about 0.4°C/millenium (other plots >I've seen would suggest about 2.3 to 1/2 of that). If that's true, >then all the cooling since the year 1000 is Milankovitch and there's >no room for variations in solar activity and multiple volcanic >eruptions. Now I'm not saying this is the best way to think about >such things, but it does remind us that much of the cooling seems to >have been due to Milankovitch, and, given the small amplitude of the >proxy records, that is a bit worrisome. What do people think about >this? > >Regards, > > >Well said Malcolm... > >mike > >p.s. Chick: You might want to check out the review article by Jones >et al in the latest Science... > >At 01:16 PM 4/26/01 -0700, Malcolm K. Hughes wrote: >>Dear Chick - some thoughts on a couple of the points you raised, >>Cheers, Malcolm >>1. There is no reference to the ABD in MBH 98 and 99 because >>the technique >>was not available at that time - see the dates on Keith's publications that >>describe it. >>2. There are significant regions where the ABD method is not needed, >>because the trees live much longer than those in the Schweingruber >>network that >>Keith has been using, and grow under conditions that make only very >>conservative >>standardization necessary. There is a growing body of evidence that these >>tree-ring records can capture century-to-millennial change accurately (Hughes >>and Graumlich, 1996 and Hughes and Funkhouser 1998, for example). In >>fact, the >>MBH reconstruction before AD 1400 was largely based on these. >>3. Keith has pooled information from extremely large regions >>(presumably to >>get large enough samples), whereas we (MBH) have been particularly >>interested in >>spatial variability, ruling out the use of ABD. >>4. The ABD method is new, needs testing, and, I predict, will be >>modified >>as it is tested. >>5. The benefit of annual resolution is that direct calibration and >>cross-validation against instrumental records is possible with a >>high degree of >>rigor. We are relaxing this condition somewhat in our ongoing analyses, >>and it >>will be interesting to see how the uncertainties increase as one includes >>records with poorer temporal resolution. This is an issue that the >>advocates of >>such records do not address, so far as I can see. >> >> >> >>Professor Malcolm K. Hughes >>Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research >>W.Stadium 105 >>University of Arizona >>Tucson, AZ 85721 >>phone 520-621-6470 >>fax 520-621-8229 > >_______________________________________________________________________ > Professor Michael E. Mann > Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall > University of Virginia > Charlottesville, VA 22903 >_______________________________________________________________________ >e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (804) 924-7770 FAX: (804) 982-2137 >  > >Charles. "Chick" F. Keller, >IGPP.SIO.UCSD - Attn: Chick Keller >9500 Gilman Drive >La Jolla, CA 92093-0225 >(858) 822-1510 office >(858) 534-2902 FAX >(858) 456-9002 home >Is the noticeable increase in surfers off Scripps Beach a possible >indication of global warming? Thomas J. Crowley Dept. of Oceanography Texas A&M University College Station, TX 77843-3146 979-845-0795 979-847-8879 (fax) 979-845-6331 (alternate fax)


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Fyi -------------------------- Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net) -----Original Message----- From: Romero, Isabel To: Walls Jr., Rob ; Hayslett, Rod ; Norris, Michael ; Fischer, Luitgard ; Boe, Larry A. (Lawrence) ; Yao, Anne S. ; Wantschek, Lloyd ; Jernigan, Steve ; Berger, Peter Sent: Mon Nov 19 08:50:04 2001 Subject: FW: Weekly Report -----Original Message----- From: Mahan, Mariella Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2001 10:43 PM To: Horton, Stanley; Hughes, James A. Cc: Tortolero, Elio; Boe, Larry A. (Lawrence); Sommers, Jeffrey E.; Walls Jr., Rob; Donahue, Jeff; Lundstrom, Bruce; Romero, Isabel Subject: Weekly Report Stan/Jim, Following is a list of last week's most salient events. Central America/DR: Guatemala: MARAD will reply this week as to their position vis-a-vis the reduction of Enron's contingent support from $28 to $10 million. It is possible they will ask for additional information. Nicaragua: Current credit ratings required the funding of approximately $6.3 million into a debt service reserve account (project was allowed to sweep the funds against a corporate guarantee by Enron, which was backstopped by the partners pro-rata to their ownership in the project). Partners to reimburse Enron their pro-rata share, such that Enron's ultimate outflow will be approximately $2.2 million. Team tried to get MARAD to agree to alternative solutions but MARAD simply refused citing bad past experience and political implications. Panama: Team in Houston last week to review the upcoming PPA bids by Elektra (one of the two distribution companies in Panama). Three issues are worth noting: (i) requirement to post bid bonds (approximately $10 million) will likely need some sort of Enron support (BLM can't get bid bonds on its own although local management continues attempting to do so); (ii) BLM's marginal costs are among highest in Panama. A preliminary strategy has been mapped out; and (iii) PPA terms are a bit "one-sided" in favor of the distributor. BLM and other market participants have tried repeatedly to get the distco to change terms without success. Dominican Republic: El Paso confirmed it can't work with us. Operationally, the plant is working well. As noted on an earlier e-mail, EFI's fuel supplier for SECLP, Vitol, asked for a letter of credit or pre-payment terms. Enron rejected the request. SECLP bought cargo directly from Vitol. We are working closely with Tom Moran of ENE credit on these issues. Ecoelectrica: This week was a very productive week. Update as follows: Lender Process: Based on several conversations this week, lenders have stated they understand that Mirant's insurance package is the result of market conditions. Lenders are prepared to pursue credit committee approval with the $300 million coverage. Mirant offered a 6-month only waiver on the deductibles. Lenders appear content with that option. ENE insurance has approximately 75% of the underwriters on board with our back-up plan to provide the additional $200 million tranche. Backup will be used only if credit committee(s) kick back existing coverage. Mirant to issue a certification of compliance with QF (by Eco) and a legal opinion asap. Based on the progress this week and the remaining commitment on deliverables, it is expected that the lender's agent can put together the entire lender package and submit it to the lender group by Tuesday of next week. Finally, Mirant also committed to providing comments (if any) to the Lender Consent Agreement. ENE and EME have reviewed and provided comments already. GE Consent: Mirant committed to sending their "versions" of the key documents on the GE buy-out on Friday nite (late). I have not seen the document but they have repeatedly stated that the documents are "conforming". Union Carbide Guarantee: Plan to finalize language early next week. Schedule: Mirant has committed to fulfilling CP's as early as possible (and is acting on that statement) as long as we can allow them to fund on 12/19. They state they are confident they can close CP's by earlier than 12/14 and can fund on 12/19. CSFB has not shed light on the apparent funding (timing) limitation but has offered to investigate further. APACHI Philippines: The team did an excellent job of advancing discussions and negotiations with NPC but was unable to move the slow government machinery fast enough to make it to a signing by last Thursday's New York event. Nevertheless, momentum is high and team continues to work toward a 12/15 agreement date; funding wouldn't occur until early next year. Guam: Continue discussions with Mirant and AES with a focus on getting them over the hump on the issue of Enron's contingent obligation to cover the potential shortfall under a GPA buy-out event. Work continues. Meetings have been set with Dr. Boyce to discuss his interest in the Guam project. China: Unit 2 still scheduled to come back on line on 11/23. Two likely causes still under investigation (poor vaccum or material design flaw). Work on capital reduction for Chengdu on hold until discussions are held with Houston to ensure consensus. In the mean time, several parties have approached us with interest in Chengdu. On Hainan, team is paying several visits to the new SAFE representatives, first to work on the mid November repayment ($10 million). Next step would be liquidation. Europe Gaza: Waiting to hear from CCC (partner) on conceptual proposal: ENE to provide limited technical support and financial services support to help put in place cost over-run facility and to help with remaining construction activities and CCC to take our equity (at no cost) and any remaining obligations. Aim is to eliminate the potential exposure on ENE's $9 million of guarantees. Trakya: During meetings in London, OPIC informed us that they had had good meetings with the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Energy. Government stated they would "clean up" arrears but could not do so before January 2002 (presumably there are no budget funds left). Government committed to work with OPIC on resolving the forex dispute issue but acknowledged that the legal opinion they had sought and received didn't address the issue properly and thus needed additional work to provide the Government with the backing it needed to give the issue resolution. OPIC agreed to send the Government "terms of reference" on their conceptual agreements. On our question of change in frequency in the distribution of dividends OPIC stated they would expeditiously move to review our proposal, indicating no pre-disposed position against it. Sarlux: team continues to prepare to submit response to EPC contractor's claim, as well as our own counter-claim, all scheduled to be submitted on November 30th. Team continues to work on sorting out technical issues at the plant, including meetings with senior Texaco officials. ENS: local team and Adam Overfield worked to resolve remaining issue over final completion certificate. Issue was related to CO2 emmissions on GT12 vs the EPC contract parameters. Team has convinced the lender's engineer that issue is of no relevance. Team is now moving to secure lender approval. This releases $1.95 million of contingent support by ENE. Europe Sales Prospects: IPower submitted preliminary proposals for ENS and Trakya, both well below expectations. Other: Team is working closely with RAC to come up with updated fair market valuations, cashflow projections by month for the quarter ended Dec. 31, and revised/updated transfer restriction information. Thanks, Mariella Isabel: please distribute to team as customary.


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This should actually be on dnc clips. It's an urgent request. Thanks! -- [DNC] Rachel Palermo Democratic National Committee PalermoR@dnc.org 202-863-8041 From: Paustenbach, Mark Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:47 PM To: Comm_D Subject: VIDEO REQUEST: CNN Can I get the full segment on the forensic analyst saying Trump is definitely the voice on the phone and put on YouTube as Rapid Response? Thanks, Mark CNN - U.S. Cable The Lead With Jake Tapper + National Viewership: 970,008 National Publicity Value$64,554.03per 30s CNN 05/13/2016 04:05:02 PM: ...and never shy about sharing their opinions. dana bash, thank you so much. >>> i want to zero in on the recorded phone calls with "people" magazine, the voice inflection and the tone. a lot of people say it sounds like donald trump but the businessman, you just heard it, he insists it is not. drew griffin looked into this recorded call. drew, what have you learned? >> john, if this is not him, an audio expert we talked to this afternoon said it's a masterful job of sounding almost exactly like him. the fact is, the secret public relations man in donald trump's past may have never been a real secret. the ream amazing story of donald trump's old spokesman may be that it's been such an open secret for so long that it's hard to believe that anyone is still questioning it. >> what is your name? >> john miller. >> it was back in the 1980s when the flashy new york native needed to get news out. the newspaper reports it was common knowledge among new york reporters that trump just assumed a different name and handled the media calls himself, like this call from reporter sue at "people" magazine concerning his breakup with marla maples. >> what kind of comment is that? >> well, it just that he really decided that he wasn't -- he didn't want to make a commit. that he is coming out of a marriage and he thought it was too soon to make any commitment. >> so what is going to happen with she being asked to lea o is she going to be allowed to stay? >> well, he treats everybody well, you know, you don't know him. have you met him? >> yes. >> he's a good guy. he doesn't have a lot of options and frankly he gets called by everybody. he gets called by everybody in the book in terms of women. >> reporter: if that john miller sounds like trump, it's because audio forensic expert tom owen says, in his opinion, it is. >> i can conclude with a fair degree of scientific certainty that it is donald trump's voice. >> and then in the 1990s on ""larry king live,"" he couldn't use his bio metric analysis that he says would be absolutely certain, but based on pitch, tone, cadence and expertise, john miller and donald trump are one in the same. >> yes, it's my opinion that it's donald trump's voice. >> reporter: and admitted under oath in a 1990 court testimony, "i believe on occasion i've used that name." trump was confronted with the taped phone call and "the washington post" story on friday's "today" show. >> no, i don't think -- i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for the first time and it doesn't sound like my voice at all. i have many, many people trying to imitate my voice and you can imagine that and this sounds like one of the scams, one of the many scams. it doesn't sound like me. >> john, why would he use fake names and fake public relations spokespersons in the first place? it was a way to deliver his tough positions on real estate deals, failures or even relationships without getting his hands dirty. and according to one trump biographer, it's a trick he may have learned from his dad fred trump who was also known in the new york real estate press as mr. green. john? >> one fewer spokesperson you have to hire, i suppose. drew griffin, thanks so much. >>> i want to talk more about this right now with political commentator amanda commentator ... Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee W: 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org


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Core Java Technologies Technical Tips View this issue as simple text September 10, 2002 In this Issue WELCOME to the Core JavaTM Technologies Tech Tips, September 10, 2002. Here you'll get tips on using core Java technologies and APIs, such as those in Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SETM). Using ArrayList and LinkedList Using Zero-Length Arrays These tips were developed using Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition, v 1.4. This issue of the JDC Tech Tips is written by Glen McCluskey. USING ARRAYLIST AND LINKEDLIST ArrayList and LinkedList are two Collections classes used for storing lists of object references. For example, you could have an ArrayList of Strings, or a LinkedList of Integers. This tip compares the performance of ArrayList and LinkedList, and offers some suggestions about which of these classes is the right choice in a given situation. The first key point is that an ArrayList is backed by a primitive Object array. Because of that, an ArrayList is much faster than a LinkedList for random access, that is, when accessing arbitrary list elements using the get method. Note that the get method is implemented for LinkedLists, but it requires a sequential scan from the front or back of the list. This scan is very slow. For a LinkedList, there's no fast way to access the Nth element of the list. Consider the following example. Suppose you have a large list of sorted elements, either an ArrayList or a LinkedList. Suppose too that you do a binary search on the list. The standard binary search algorithm starts by checking the search key against the value in the middle of the list. If the middle value is too high, then the upper half of the list is eliminated. However, if the middle value is too low, then the lower half of the list is ignored. This process continues until the key is found in the list, or until the lower bound of the search becomes greater than the upper bound. Here's a program that does a binary search on all the elements in an ArrayList or a LinkedList: import java.util.*; public class ListDemo1 { static final int N = 10000; static List values; // make List of increasing Integer values static { Integer vals[] = new Integer[N]; Random rn = new Random(); for (int i = 0, currval = 0; i = minval && indata[i] = minval && indata[i] <= maxval) { outdata[j++] = indata[i]; } } return outdata; } public static void main(String args[]) { // set up test array of integers int indata[] = new int[]{1, 3, -17, 8, 59}; // filter out values not in the range 1-10 int outdata1[] = filterData(indata, 1, 10); for (int i = 0; i < outdata1.length; i++) { System.out.println(outdata1[i]); } // filter out values not // in the range 100-200 int outdata2[] = filterData( indata, 100, 200); for (int i = 0; i < outdata2.length; i++) { System.out.println(outdata2[i]); } } } The filterData method does two scans of the input array. The first scan counts the number of valid data values. Then the method allocates a new array of the appropriate size, and copies the good values to it. If there are no good values, the method returns a null value for the array reference. The result of running the ZeroDemo1 program is: 1 3 8 Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException at ZeroDemo1.main(ZeroDemo1.java:72) The problem with this program is a rather basic one. The second call of filterData returns a null value, and the program fails to take this possibility into account. A better approach in this example would be to comment out the block of code that tests for the possibility of no valid data values: /* if (validcnt == 0) { return null; } */ When there is no valid data, the code will fall through to the next line, where a zero-length array is allocated: int outdata[] = new int[0]; This is perfectly legal Java usage. The representation of Java arrays includes the length of the array, and it's therefore possible to tell if an array has zero length. For the ZeroDemo1 example, if you anticipate that validcnt will often be zero, that is, data filtering will often eliminate all values from the input, then you could optimize away the second input scan by adding code like this: int outdata[] = new int[validcnt]; if (validcnt == 0) { return outdata; } Note that usage such as: int outdata[] = new int[]{}; is also legal, to initialize an array with a zero-length set of integer constants. In general, it's best not to return null from a method that returns an array type. Always returning an array, even if the array has zero length, greatly improves the generality of algorithms. If you anticipate that your methods will often return zero-length arrays, you might be concerned about the performance implications of allocating many such arrays. In this case, you can allocate a single array, and always return the same one, as follows: private static final int ZERO_LENGTH_ARRAY[] = new int[0]; This array is immutable (it can't be changed), and can be shared throughout your application. There's another way that zero-length arrays are used, as illustrated in the following example: import java.util.*; public class ZeroDemo2 { public static void main(String args[]) { // set up ArrayList and add strings to it List stringlist = new ArrayList(); stringlist.add("string 1"); stringlist.add("string 2"); stringlist.add("string 3"); // convert to String array String out[] = ( String[])stringlist.toArray( new String[0]); for (int i = 0; i < out.length; i++) { System.out.println(out[i]); } } } The result of running the ZeroDemo2 program is: string 1 string 2 string 3 The ZeroDemo2 program sets up an ArrayList, and adds three strings to it. Then the program calls toArray to get a String array of the three elements in the ArrayList. In this example, the argument to toArray is "new String[0]". This argument serves a couple of purposes. First, if you have a String array that's big enough to hold the elements of the ArrayList, you can specify it as the argument to toArray. The method will use the String array. But if your array is not big enough, then the toArray method allocates an array to return the elements. It uses the type of the array that was passed in to determine the type of the allocated array. ArrayList stores its element references in an Object array. The toArray method needs to be told if there is some other type (such as String) to be used for returning the array of elements. The method uses reflection (java.lang.reflect.Array.newInstance) to create an array of the appropriate type. For more information about using zero-Length arrays, see item 27 "Return zero-length arrays, not nulls" in "Effective Java Programming Language Guide" by Joshua Bloch. back to top IMPORTANT: Please read our Terms of Use, Privacy, and Licensing policies: Comments? Send your feedback on the JavaTM Technology Fundamentals Newsletter to: jdc-webmaster@sun.com Subscribe to the following newsletters for the latest information about technologies and products in other Java platforms: - Enterprise Java Technologies Tech Tips. Get tips on using enterprise Java technologies and APIs, such as those in the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EETM). - Wireless Developer Tech Tips. Get tips on using wireless Java technologies and APIs, such as those in the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2METM). 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>>>>> "E" == Eirikur Hallgrimsson writes: E> Absolutely, and I've wanted to recapture it. I don't know about this /particular/ mood, but I have used neuro-conditioning with aiding children in stressful life-circumstances. Basically, you somehow evoke the state you want, and when you get it, you do something odd, anything at all will do, but I used a gentle "vulcan grip" on their shoulder. Later, when faced with the uncomfortable situation, you can retrieve /part/ of that earlier more desireable state by giving them the pinch; it's not perfect (like you get with simpler brains) but it is an inescapable effect. This is probably the neuro-effect that leads to performance-enhancing superstitions such as Bob Dylan not performing without his favourite jean jacket: Because it provides the cue to a more relaxed mental state, he really does play better with it than without it. -- Gary Lawrence Murphy TeleDynamics Communications Inc Business Advantage through Community Software :  "Computers are useless. They can only give you answers."(Pablo Picasso)


Begin forwarded message: From: Evan Lukaske > Date: May 12, 2016 at 9:43:50 PM EDT To: > Subject: RELEASE: Forrester Votes Against Banning Gay Conversion Therapy Reply-To: Evan Lukaske > View this email in your browser [ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 12, 2016 Contact: elukaske@nhdp.org Forrester Votes Against Banning Gay Conversion Therapy Concord, N.H. – State Senator and gubernatorial candidate Jeanie Forrester planted herself firmly on the wrong side of history today, voting against banning gay conversion therapy in New Hampshire. "It's unethical and frankly dangerous that Jeanie Forrester voted against banning gay conversion therapy, a harmful practice that can contribute to anxiety, depression, substance abuse and suicide among LGBT youth," said NHDP Chair Ray Buckley. "That a candidate for governor would put her ideology before the wellbeing of her constituents is truly disturbing." Gay conversion therapy for minors is banned in California, New Jersey, Illinois, Oregon and the District of Columbia. And it's not a partisan issue—two of the laws were signed by Republican Governors Bruce Rauner of Illinois and Chris Christie of New Jersey. These laws prohibit mental health professionals from subjecting LGBT minors to "therapy" practices that attempt to change their sexual orientation or gender identity. Medical organizations such as the American Psychological Association reject gay conversion therapy. The harmful effects on LGBT youth can lead to depression, substance abuse, homelessness, anxiety and suicide. In addition to today's anti-LGBT vote, Forrester has also refused to condemn North Carolina's discriminatory anti-LGBT law, even after local business leaders called on her to confirm she would not sign similar legislation were she to be elected governor. The letter called on each of the Republican candidates—State Senator Forrester, Executive Councilor Chris Sununu, State Representative Frank Edelblut and Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas—to denounce anti-LGBT laws and state publicly they'd veto similar legislation were they to be elected governor. Buckley concluded, "Vote after vote, the Republican candidates are showing just how out-of-touch they are with mainstream Granite Staters." ### [ Share [ Tweet [ Forward unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences Paid for by the New Hampshire Democratic Party. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. www.nhdp.org .


Today in the fight for a full and functioning Supreme Court: The Des Moines Register observes that Sen. Chuck Grassley's Supreme Court obstruction is jeopardizing his legacy, President Obama calls on Senate Republicans to fill the Supreme Court vacancy in light of Donald Trump becoming the presumptive Republican nominee for president, Chief Judge Garland reflects on his lifetime of public service and, today's Supreme Court decisions showcase the need for a fully functional, nine person bench. Tomorrow, #WeNeedNine will host a press conference at Capitol Visitor Center - SVC 202, with Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.), Randi Weingarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers, Lily Eskelsen García, President of the National Education Association, Elizabeth A. Davis, President Washington Teachers Union, and Jim Leonard, U.S. government teacher at Wilson High School in DC to mark the 62 anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling. They will demand Senate Republicans move forward with hearings and an up-or-down vote on Chief Judge Merrick Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court. To RSVP for this event, please email Natalie Raps at nraps@skdknick.com . Editorial: Grassley's court maneuver threatens his legacy, reputation. The editorial board of the Des Moines Register writes: "After 57 years in elected office and countless legislative accomplishments at both the state and federal level, Grassley seems destined to be remembered largely for this single, petulant act of politically motivated obstructionism... Over the course of six terms in the U.S. Senate, three terms in the U.S. House, and 16 years in the Iowa Legislature, Grassley cultivated a reputation for being a fair-minded, hard-working, bipartisan lawmaker. That well-deserved reputation is now badly damaged - perhaps irretrievably so." President Obama: Trump candidacy a key reason to confirm Garland now Today, President Obama weighed in on Donald Trump becoming the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, saying it should incentivize Senate Republicans to confirm Chief Judge Garland now. In a live interview with Chris Geidner, Buzzfeed reports: "The GOP is 'looking at a Republican nominee' - Donald Trump - 'who many of them say isn't qualified to be president much less appoint someone' to the Supreme Court.... But now, 'it seems to me [Republicans would] be better off going ahead and giving a hearing and a vote to somebody that they themselves in the past have said is well-qualified, is fair, and to treat the Supreme Court with the seriousness and the sense that it's beyond politics, that it deserves,' Obama said. 'Precisely because this election year has been so crazy, precisely because you have a number of Republicans who have said that they're concerned about their nominee, it shows you why you don't want to politicize a Supreme Court appointment.'" Supreme Court punts on major case, showing the importance of a full and functioning high court. In a memo, People for the American Way notes that the Supreme Court's decision to send Zubik v. Burwell-a major case concerning the Affordable Care Act-back to the lower courts highlights the crucial importance of a fully functioning Supreme Court. "The Supreme Court issued a brief unsigned opinion today in the Zubik case, and vacated all the conflicting opinions...The result is to punt the issue away until the Court again has nine justices...While both sides can therefore claim some temporary victory from the Court's ruling, the clear loser is our American justice system." Chief Judge Garland: the committed tutor. Teacher Charlene Wilburn reflects on the 18 years Chief Judge Garland spent tutoring students at J.O. Wilson Elementary. Watch the video HERE . Charlene Wilburn, teacher at J.O. Wilson Elementary: "The fact that he would continue to come with his busy schedule and his big job to take the time to work with children, it just really touches my heart-and I really think it speaks to him, what kind of person he is. For him to be a judge for the Supreme Court is perfect." Senate Republicans can learn something from New Hampshire. Former New Hampshire state representative and senator Debora B. Pignatelli writes in the New Hampshire Business Review that the Senate GOP should take a lesson from a NH state law that requires all state judicial nominees to receive a public hearing. Former New Hampshire state representative and senator Debora B. Pignatelli: "When I was a New Hampshire state senator, my colleagues, both Republican and Democratic, enacted a bill I co-sponsored that required all state judicial nominees receive a public hearing. It has served our state well...Instead of continuing to obstruct, the Senate Republican leadership should give Chief Judge Garland a hearing and a vote... Our belonging to a political party didn't make any difference. We did our jobs. The hearings were important to ensure the public had the opportunity to vet a nominee's qualifications and record. There were no political shenanigans." A look ahead at a sampling of activity by our grassroots allies and Democratic Senators: TUESDAY 5/17/16 Event: Senator Cardin, Education Leaders Demand Senate GOP Move Forward on Filling Supreme Court Vacancy Additional Information: On the 62 Anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education, Sen. Cardin, Education Experts Discuss the Importance of Restoring the Supreme Court to Nine Justices Location CHANGE: United States Capitol, Capitol Visitor Center - SVC 202 Time: 10AM local time Key briefers/speakers: U.S. Senator Ben Cardin (D-Md.), Randi Weingarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers, Lily Eskelsen García, President of the National Education Association, Elizabeth A. Davis, President Washington Teachers Union, Jim Leonard, US Government teacher at Wilson High School in DC Press Contact: For media interested in attending the event, please email Natalie Raps, nraps@skdknick.com ###


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Protest in OmahaJuly 5, 2008 Protest at Thrift World in Omaha Nebraska 5128 S 24th St, Omaha, NE 68107 Omaha business owner relies on illegal aliens -Indicted for Hiring, Hiding Illegal Immigrants We will be protesting at the owner's Omaha store in downtown "little Mexico". After event as follows: *Hated and Proud 2008:* *Sponsored by NSM Iowa/ NSM Records featuring Stormtroop 16, Slaghammer, more bands TBA Live Music, Fireworks, Swastika Lightings bonfire, camping Viking Youth Bake Sale Aryan Games Competition with prizes for the best* Family friendly, Open event, all White Nationalists invited! Event following Protest at Thrift World in Omaha $20 individual, $30 family (children ALWAYS free) contact Pastor Drew NSM Iowa @ 402-677-2608, Email the organizer nsmiowa@hotmail.com -- Commander Jeff Schoep "If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem." National Socialist Movement www.nsm88.org The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. Furthermore, the NSM is not responsible for the content of this e-mail, and anything written in this e-mail does not necessarily reflect the NSM's views or opinions. Access to this email by anyone other than the intended addressee is unauthorized. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, any review, disclosure, copying, distribution, retention, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this mail in error, please destroy the copy in your possession and notify: commander@newsaxon.org