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Q: Wpf client and asp.net web app signalr Hub , save users logged in from wpf client in signalr server I am creating SignalR hub in asp.net web app. My wpf application is a client for this SignalR hub
I have login facility in my wpf application , I want to store this users on hub created in asp.net , so that I can send information to specific user.
I want to store two properties UserName and UserToken , the list of these properties in hub , How I can send this properties information to hub
I tried using Client.Caller but its not getting any value in connected or disconnected event on hub

A: You can access the user in your hub methods: there is a User instance property. For the token, I will assume it is in the request headers. You can access that in the hub Context.Request.Headers property. You don't need to store users to send data to them. Somewhere (not in a hub inheritor) you will have a line like this:
private static readonly Lazy<IHubContext> _hubCtx = new Lazy<IHubContext>(() => GlobalHost.ConnectionManager.GetHubContext<MyHub>());

protected virtual Task SendReportToAll(Report r)
{
    return _hubCtx.Value.Clients.All.EventToTriggerOnClient(r);
}

protected virtual Task SendReportToUser(Report r, string username)
{
    return _hubCtx.Value.Clients.User(username).EventToTriggerOnClient(r);
}


HSE has opened a 12-week consultation on proposals to simplify and clarify the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) 1995. The consultation is open from 2 August until 28 October 2012. The proposal is in response to a recommendation in Professor Löfstedt's report in November 2011 that "ambiguity over reporting requirements should be removed".
HSE is proposing that employers and persons in control of work premises will still be required to report: deaths; certain major injuries; over-seven day injuries to people at work; dangerous occurrences within major hazard industry sectors and higher risk sectors e.g. construction.
No change is proposed to the overall duties to keep records, i.e. those incidents that must be reported must still be recorded, together with the requirement to record over-three day injuries to people at work.
Incidents – dangerous occurrences outside of higher risk sectors or activities.
"We are proposing to simplify the requirements by removing the duty to report in those areas where the information can be better obtained from other sources or where the data isn't particularly useful to the regulators.
This article was posted on 3rd August 2012 in ALL LATEST NEWS, LAW, REGULATION, RIDDOR.


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"The nature scientist Dominik Eulberg, scholar at the University of Bonn has sampled sounds of a biotope in which the Rotbauchunke lives, a frog with a beautiful red chest and as we believe with a strong organ. The result is a dodgey ride, unpredictable in any way, energetic but also heavy and slow grinding. The title track is in fact a grinding slow techno tune with lots of distractive integrated sounds, crazy drum breaks. A slammer! The B-side is contrary to the a-side again a quite melodic hypnotic ride. Enjoy."


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Q: ScalaTest plugin in eclipse not finding my class I'm trying to use ScalaTest to test a Java project. I've written the test and it works (I know that because I've successfully ran them in IntelliJ), but I've yet to make it work in eclipse.
Here is my code (The inside of the test shouldn't be too important):
@ContextConfiguration(
  classes = Array(classOf[OrderApplicationSpecContext]),
  loader = classOf[SpringApplicationContextLoader])
class PlacingOrderSpec extends path.FunSpec with org.scalatest.Matchers {

  @Autowired val orderApplication: OrderApplication = null
  @Autowired val customerRepository: CustomerRepository = null
  @Autowired val orderRepository: OrderRepository = null
  @Autowired val creditCardService: CreditCardService = null

  new TestContextManager(this.getClass).prepareTestInstance(this)

  describe("Placing an Order") {

    describe("With an existing customer") {

      val customer = new Customer()
      customerRepository.save(customer)

      it("should return a valid order ID") {
        val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
        orderId should not be null
      }

      describe("When the credit card is not maxed out and not expired") {

        Mockito.when(creditCardService.isMaxedOut("123", 1.23)).thenReturn(false)
        Mockito.when(creditCardService.expirationDate("123")).thenReturn(LocalDate.MAX)

        it("Should create an order with status <IN PROGRESS>") {
          val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
          val orderStatus = orderApplication.getOrderStatus(orderId)

          orderStatus should be("IN PROGRESS")
        }

        it("Should create an order accessible from the customer") {
          val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
          val orders = orderApplication.findOrdersForCustomer(customer.getTid)

          orders should not be empty
          Inspectors.forExactly(1, orders) {
            _.getTid should be (orderId)
          }
        }

      }

      describe("When the credit card is maxed out") {

        Mockito.when(creditCardService.isMaxedOut("123", 1.23)).thenReturn(true)

        it("Should create an order with status <PAYMENT FAILED>") {
          val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
          val orderStatus = orderApplication.getOrderStatus(orderId)

          orderStatus should be("PAYMENT FAILED")
        }

        it("Should create an order not accessible from the customer") {
          val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
          val orders = orderApplication.findOrdersForCustomer(customer.getTid)

          Inspectors.forAll(orders) {
            _.getTid should not be(orderId)
          }
        }

      }

      describe("When the credit card is expired") {
        Mockito.when(creditCardService.isMaxedOut("123", 1.23)).thenReturn(false)
        Mockito.when(creditCardService.expirationDate("123")).thenReturn(LocalDate.now().plusMonths(1))

        it("Should create an order with status <PAYMENT FAILED>") {
          val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
          val orderStatus = orderApplication.getOrderStatus(orderId)

          orderStatus should be("PAYMENT FAILED")
        }

        it("Should create an order not accessible from the customer") {
          val orderId = orderApplication.placeOrder(123L, customer.getTid, "123")
          val orders = orderApplication.findOrdersForCustomer(customer.getTid)

          Inspectors.forAll(orders) {
            _.getTid should not be(orderId)
          }
        }
      }

      customerRepository.deleteAll()

    }

  }

}

What I've tried :

*

*Menu Run > Run As... : There are no options applicable.

*Create a new "ScalaTest" configuration. But when I want to select my "Suite Class", no class is found.

*put the @RunWith(classOf[JUnitRunner]) on top of my class. Then I can do Menu Run > Run As... > Junit Test. But I get an error saying "No JUnit Test found".

However, I can right click on my project, create a Scala interpreter and type (new PlacingOrderSpec()).execute(), which will work (but won't use the IDE's junit view and forces me to recompile manually after each change.
What am I missing?

A: I've finally succeeded to run my tests with JUnit.
The problem was the missing package statement at the top of my file. With that and the @RunWith annotation, I'm able to run the tests with JUnit. It still doesn't work with the ScalaTest plugin, however, but that's fine for my case.
Other answers welcome for the ScalaTest plugin issue.

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By the way, Amazon Hub Work portal users who do not receive a verification code can try texting RESUME to 262966 as they may have blocked text messages from Amazon (for United States and Canadian phone numbers only). If the problem persists, the user can try contacting their mobile phone carrier (perhaps the carrier blocked text messages from Amazon).
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HAGERSTOWN - Strains of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" rang out on Jonathan Street during a ceremony Thursday morning celebrating the life of Bill Mason, Washington County's first black police officer.
"He's ready to cut this article out and put it in his scrapbook," Carolyn Beck said as she spoke about her late father. "I am a stepdaughter, but we never used the word step."
Mason, who died Nov. 23, 2005, was always uplifted by positive things that happened in the community, and he would save newspaper articles detailing community events, Beck said.
Beck and the rest of Mason's family unveiled two plaques at the corner of Jonathan and Church streets, near the site of Hagerstown's old jail. The jail was demolished in 1985.
One plaque honors Mason and another details the history of the old jail as part of the Underground Railroad.
In 1847, a group of freemen attacked the jail on Jonathan Street in an effort to free fugitive slaves, but the raid was unsuccessful and the freemen were jailed, according to the plaque.
As his last official act as sheriff of Washington County, Charles F. Mades spoke about Mason, whom he first met while dealing with an unruly person in custody at the jail.
"He was one of the first people I met that made an impression on me," Mades said. "He put the fear of God in me."
Leonard Cooper sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" a cappella before Mason's son, Paul Mason, Beck and her daughter, Tramaine Beck, unveiled the plaques.
Mayor Robert E. Bruchey II shared a few words about Mason.
"He was a mountain of a man who had a heart of gold," Bruchey said.
City Councilwoman Alesia D. Parson-McBean credited Mason with inspiring her political career.
"He told me the time was right to have an African-American on city council," she said.
Paul Mason said his father touched many lives in Washington County.
"Dad was a pioneer," Paul Mason said. "He has given this county something to look up to," he said.
After leaving law enforcement, Bill Mason worked for the City of Hagerstown for 15 years, serving as personnel director before retiring in 1990.
Brian Robinson, director of Each One Teach One, part of the African American Historical Association of Western Maryland, asked that the City of Hagerstown install the plaques, a brick sidewalk and landscaping at a city council meeting in September.
In 2003, Robinson spearheaded an effort to have a plaque honoring Walter Harmon, his great-grandfather and a prominent black businessman in early 20th-century Hagerstown, placed on Jonathan Street.


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Updated: 10:50 AM CDT Jun 20, 2014
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A drunken driver was arrested Wednesday who was driving under a suspended license due to a previous DWI, Lafourche Parish authorities said.In a news release from the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office, authorities said 46-year-old Sherry Mobley, of Houma, was driving on LA Highway 1 in Cut Off about 10:30 p.m.Deputies said they noticed a pickup truck swerving from the southbound to the northbound lane and pulled the vehicle over on West 112th Street.According to investigators, Mobley had a strong odor of alcohol on her breath and performed poorly in a field sobriety test. It was also learned that she was driving under a suspended license due to a previous DWI charge.She later submitted to a breathalyzer test, which showed her to have a blood alcohol level of 0.142 percent.Mobley was found to have been arrested on DWI charges in 2009 and 2012 in Terrebonne Parish. She was transported to the Lafourche Parish Detention Center in Thibodaux and booked with her third DWI offense, driving under suspension and improper lane usage.She is being held in lieu of $55,100 bond.Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news right in your inbox. Click here to sign up!13484466
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A drunken driver was arrested Wednesday who was driving under a suspended license due to a previous DWI, Lafourche Parish authorities said.
In a news release from the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office, authorities said 46-year-old Sherry Mobley, of Houma, was driving on LA Highway 1 in Cut Off about 10:30 p.m.
Deputies said they noticed a pickup truck swerving from the southbound to the northbound lane and pulled the vehicle over on West 112th Street.
According to investigators, Mobley had a strong odor of alcohol on her breath and performed poorly in a field sobriety test. It was also learned that she was driving under a suspended license due to a previous DWI charge.
She later submitted to a breathalyzer test, which showed her to have a blood alcohol level of 0.142 percent.
Mobley was found to have been arrested on DWI charges in 2009 and 2012 in Terrebonne Parish. She was transported to the Lafourche Parish Detention Center in Thibodaux and booked with her third DWI offense, driving under suspension and improper lane usage.
She is being held in lieu of $55,100 bond.
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1 Roleplaying / Roleplays / Re: And the Hero Will Drown -Kingdom Hearts- on: May 21, 2009, 08:37:10 pm
*whistles dixie while eating crackers and covering one eye*
2 Roleplaying / Roleplays / Re: And the Hero Will Drown -Kingdom Hearts- on: May 10, 2009, 01:16:42 am
Risu stared at the robed man, and his expression briefly revealed the depth of his rage. But it was quickly smoothed into ice, and Risu's green eyes narrowed as he spoke bluntly. "You lie. Do you take me for a fool?" The contempt in his voice was withering. "No one alive has the system permissions to remove the restrictions without lobotomizing the AI. Which would lobotimize ME." Risu snorted. "If that's your friends plan, then I respectfully decline to have my brain melted."
He had no doubt whatsoever that that was precisely what would happen. His people didn't go in for fiction, so horror stories... weren't really stories.
The idea of replicating a heart intrigued him, but he wasn't about to reveal that to the other. He knew that outsiders referred to the 'heart' not as an organ, but some... emotional essence. It was one of the things his people didn't really believe in, and Risu wasn't sure he could replicate it. But he wasn't about to try for a lie.
"I am the best." Risu said without any trace of arrogance. It was simply a fact. Almost all the creative, technical innovations of his generation bore his namestamp. "I'm surprised that he is aware of that. My achievements have not been noted." They were in his personnel file, but that was not a plus. His superiors were either envious or threatened by his achievements, and they actually made him more suspect to the mental health authorities. Creativity was not valued or rewarded, and was a pittance compared to social reliability. Creative genuises were considered mavericks that had to be closely watched... which was somewhat fair, Risu had to admit. He was certainly a maverick.
"What machine does he have in mind?" Risu smiled then, as cold as the aura radiating from him. "And what's in it for me?" If the robed man could truly see Risu's heart, he would see a heart that was powerful but grown cold and scarred, with a flickering rage deep within like condensced, distilled darkness. Most hearts could not have bourne that poison, but Risu never noticed it.
It was just who he was.
Risu looked around slowly, taking his time. He had not expected to awaken. He had, in fact, expected to die, his body crushed into nothingness in the Maelstrom. He had hoped it would be relatively painless but hadn't expected it. No one knew exactly what happened to a person that fell into the void.
So this room was... unexpected. He didn't believe in the afterlife but if he did, he couldn't imagine it being a rather well-appointed room. Certainly not one with books.
Risu's gaze fixed on the books for a moment, and a bitter smile played across his lips. The titles were enough to tell him they would have been banned in his world. He had owned a book once, as a child... it had been taken away and destroyed by his mother. Otherwise, he wouldn't have even recognized the books for what they were. All approved records were stored electronically on his world.
So he was most likely not in his world at all. That was interesting, to say the least. He had always wanted books.
Risu then turned his attention to the man, examining methodically. The youth of his voice meant less than nothing... people could live forever, although none ever did. But he couldn't see any of the subtle signs that would have given him a rough grasp of age. The robe was part of the problem, but not all of it. Risu frowned as his machine telepathy and some other, less defined thing registered the aura. It was uncomfortable, and Risu felt something inside himself react, radiating a bitter cold. Risu winced, pressing a hand to his chest for a moment. The cold was not just an aura, it was physical, and his breath suddenly steamed in the air.
"Who are you?" Risu said, looking at the man. His only guess was that he wanted something built... or designed. If it was the latter, Risu was surprised by the man's perspicacity. Very few technicians could make original designs. Risu was one of those few. "What do you want from me?" He waited for the reply, trying to ignore the chill in the air and idly wondered how he could stop that. The cold seemed to come from him.
Okay, since you asked for it, here's a bit of info on Risu's worlds!
For starters, there's three of them and a major outpost/mining centre over the Maelstrom. Risu's people are hyper advanced technologically, and long ago learned how to artificially create a material that can be used to punch through the barriers between worlds. While it can be made completely artificially, it can also be mined from the Maelstrom, hence the outpost there. When this discovery was first made the population of the initial world was close to unacceptable, and they saw no reason not to expand into several nearby worlds. This happened so long ago that the exact details of who the original inhabitants were and what happened to them are completely lost. No one even remembers which world was the original one. They are now referred to as Glory, Harmony and Reason.
Considering their current state, the names are somewhat ironic. Long after the two extra world were colonized, Risu's people went through some violent civil wars. The end result was the institution of a special AI system, backed by nanites. The nanites had existed for some time and had given Risu's people long lives, greater strength, agility and the ability to heal extremely quickly. But now they were put to a more sinister purpose. They were used to prohibit violence. The rational behind this was that since we do not have a right to harm someone else, prohibiting anti-social acts could only be a good thing. Also, many other acts were prohibited, such as stealing from a citizen, etc. Also, a caste system was implimented. Each level has slightly different limits to their actions, and different access to the nanite/AI systems.
Theoretically, there should have been a 'ruling' class who determined all the limits of the AI functions. But there is not. No one currently alive has the authority to change the AI systems at their most fundamental levels.
For our purposes, Risu's worlds are most unpleasant. People are being constantly monitored everyone outside of their private quarters. Fiction that is not based on fact is illegal, and all entertainments must be approved. Poor attitudes towards social roles can result in penalization or, at the worst, reorientation. Risu has been close to that a time or two, but managed to skate by. The cities themselves are beautiful, often built high above the ground with flowing walkways and amazing technologies, but they conceal a deep rot within. While the technology is amazing, it has been a long time since there were any great advances, and the population continues to decrease. When the AI system was first implimented, the average lifespan was almost 500 years. Now it is down to 200, because while the AI prohibits suicide it cannot prevent a kind of passive suicide. While the population is still in the billions, it is half what it was when the AI's were first introduced.
If we wanted to visit these worlds, a lot of magic would have to be involved. Risu's people don't believe in or use magic, so their systems are curiously open to it. False backgrounds would be necessary... visitors from other worlds are only permitted at the outpost otherwise.
We're supposed to submit our worlds? I have no objection, but I can't imagine we'd be visiting Risu's worlds. They're pretty unpleasant...
7 Roleplaying / Roleplays / Re: And the Hero Will Drown -Kingdom Hearts- on: April 25, 2009, 07:18:03 pm
Name: Risu
Keyblade: When he gets it, it will be the Photon Debugger
Drive Forms: (leave this empty for now)
Appearance: Risu appears to be a young man with silver hair and green eyes. He's extremely muscular but wiry, not bulky. He typically wears a jumpsuit with numerous pockets to hold his equipment when he's working. He had black goggles that he wears while working, and other times he keeps pushed up onto his forehead.
Personality: Risu is not a terribly pleasant person. He is cold and analytical, and prizes logic above all else. He has an explosive temper that he has no choice but to control carefully, and is very frustrated as a result. He works out a great deal of hostile energy through exercise. He can, however, be a very loyal friend to those who earn his friendship.
Personal History: Risu comes from a hyper-advanced set of worlds. He was born into a manual labor caste family and was assigned that role as a child. Determined to break out of that caste, he self-taught himself how to be a technician and was accepted to the Demirene caste. Unfortunately, he has failed many citizen wellness tests due to his temper and negativity, putting a halt to any advancement and causing social problems for him. Essentially, he is very alienated from his own society and hates his place in it.
Significant Other: None
Education: Self-taught
Occupation: Demirene Technician, class 3
Morality: Risu is conditioned to act in a socially acceptable fashion. This isn't possible for him to go against, but even if he could he wouldn't kill the innocent. However, he has no compunctions about lying and manipulating to get what he wants. Of course, due to the conditioning that is often the only thing he can do.
Interests/Hobbies: Cooking
Habits: Risu is extremely logical and methodical in everything he does. He's definitely the kind of person to measure before he cuts.
Likes: Cats
Dislikes: Dogs
Fears/Phobias: It's not exactly a fear or phobia, but Risu is conditioned to act in a socially acceptable fashion. He literally cannot strike out at someone. He can defend himself, but that's all. If he tries to do something else socially unacceptable or even thinks about it too hard, his AI system can induce nausea, cramps and diarrhea. This is a purely physical reaction but it is a very effective deterrent.
Talents: Risu is a machine telepath who can fix any machine regardless of technical level. He's also good at driving and using machines.
Goals in Life: To remove his conditioning. Failing that, to be his own boss. Failing that… to have good food, a good place to live and some friends. Preferably at least one of the intimate variety.
Motivation: Same as goals
Three Wishes: To remove his conditioning, be his own boss and find someone to care for.
Misc.: Risu has nanite systems that heal injuries almost instantly. And the feeling of pain along with flesh mending is pleasant to him. The nanites are also why he still appears young. His people can live for hundreds of years, although they rarely do.
Intro Post:
Risu frowned as he stepped out of the lift. It had been a long shift, and he was tired, but there was still one task remaining.
He carefully suited up in a padded suit of armor, and checked all the clamps meticulously before putting on his helmet. It clamped into place easily, and the HUD display lit up. Normally, he didn't need all this, but today was an exception.
The walkway he needed to reach was exposed to the unstable elements of the void of strife. Risu paused as he walked on the thin, flexible steel and began setting up his lifeline. He did that with the same meticulous care he had given his armor. The last thing he wanted was to fall in the void.
He worked and lived at a way station. It sat over a maelstrom that was not real enough to be a world, but not unreal enough to part of the darkness. No one had really explained how it could exist, but the general theory was that it was a matter sink. That somehow, pieces of worlds occasionally broke off and needed to be recycled, and this was the place.
Whatever the truth was, though, didn't really matter. In this place that straddled the line between real and unreal, his people mined the volatile elements that could be smelted and alloyed into the fabric of their ships. Those ships could punch through the barriers between worlds, although at ruinous energy expense. So this place also served as a way station to recharge those ships before they continued their journeys. Risu glanced down at the docking centre, and saw it was full. Things had been busy lately, for some reason, although it was a fair bet that at least half of the ships were carrying 'filler' goods. If you wanted to take items from one world to another, the exact mass of what you took needed to be replaced or instability was generated. So much of the traffic was simply replacing more valuable commodities.
Risu turned his gaze away and began repairing the sensor array. It had been damaged just yesterday. Not surprising, even with the force fields they used to keep everything functioning. Several agitating agents were watching him slyly in the distance. They lived… no, they existed here. Strange creatures of darkness, Risu had heard that worlds with a more poetic flair for words referred to them as Heartless. But naturally, given that it was poetic and creative, the word had been banned from acceptable speech patterns.
Risu didn't fear them, but he didn't underestimate them either. He had never seen it, but had heard stories of what they could do and didn't doubt them in the least. Fiction was outlawed in his world, which had the upside of ensuring that painted with blood was not an exaggeration.
Risu suddenly stopped working, and glanced around. There was something watching him, something beyond the agitating agents. He turned slowly in a circle. His instincts were based in his telepathic ability, and while it was more oriented towards machines than people, he trusted those instincts completely.
Still, the figure in a black robe came as a shock. It was standing directly behind him, blocking his way back to the rest of the station, and Risu tensed.
My, this is a strange place you have here. The black robe seemed to be breaking up around the edges, and Risu wasn't surprised. The maelstrom below him exerted an inexortable pull on all matter that wasn't somehow protected. I need you, but I really don't have time to explain. Sorry. Risu blinked, then started forward as the dark figure swung a blade at the walkway.
It should have been ridiculous. No… sword could penetrate the future alloys the walkway was made from. It required special tools to even shape. But his instincts screamed a warning and Risu obeyed, trying to vault past the figure.
But he was too late, too slow, and the walkway shattered like broken crystal beneath the blow. The sensor array and helpless technician floated off into the void, then down towards the maelstrom. The agitating agents darted around, confused, seemingly unable to find him.
"Risu! What's going on? All the sensors just went mad! Are you-" Risu shut off his earbug. He didn't want to listen to idiocy for the last moments of his life. Although he did idly wonder how his supervisor would explain the loss of the sensor array. It was vastly more expensive to replace than a mere technician.
Then everything went black.


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The Salaries of Your Favorite News Anchors Are Generous
By JJ Foster - 1/11/22
This article appeared in Ninjajournalist and has been published here with permission.
Catt Sadler – $600,000
E! News had been Catt Sadler's home for 12 years. However, that all came to an end in 2017 when the host discovered a well-kept secret. It turned out that while Catt was taking home $600,000 a year, Jason Kennedy, her co-host, was making anywhere between $1 and $1.2 million. Thankfully, the pair don't share any bad feelings. However, the network states the difference in paychecks was due to seniority within the company and nothing else.
Harris Faulkner – $400,000
Harris Faulkner wasn't always on the frontline. No, this journalist was once working for LA Weekly as a freelance writer. That was, until Harris landed the role on The Fox Report. While many news anchors get to prepare for their stories, Harris is in charge of the breaking news meaning that she needs to be on call all around the clock. Thankfully, Harris has fallen in love with her role and admits it comes with "a tremendous amount of responsibility."
Trevor Noah – $4 Million
It's Trevor Noah's sarcastic and comical tones that have seen him land a permanent place on The Daily Show as the anchor of the late-night news. Thankfully, his comedy style has won this star several fans as Trevor still keeps things informative with his shows. All of his work not only means the news anchor gets to take home $4 million a year, but Comedy Central has also signed a contract to keep Trevor until at least 2022.
Meredith Vieira – $8 Million
This veteran news anchor has been around the block, as Meredith Vieira has been on the scene since 1975. Although she started out on The View, it wasn't long before CBS News wanted Meredith as part of their team. From there, the news anchor has gone on to work with several other networks and now spends most of her time contributing toward various NBC programs. Her dedication means that Meredith is currently taking home an annual paycheck of $8 million.
Lester Holt – $4.5 Million
Brian Williams left a huge hole when he left NBC News Nightly, but thankfully, Lester Holt was there to take the reins. As well as being the first African-American news anchor to host a nightly newscast solo, Lester has also won over many fans with his reporting style. It's rumored that he was earning $4.5 million a year for his role. However, it's now believed Lester could be making a lot more thanks to his four years on the show.
Natalie Morales – $2 Million
Natalie Morales looked as though she was ready to stake her claim as a news anchor when she was hired by MSNBC in 2002. The news network has given Natalie the opportunity to cover several headline stories over the years, including the Scott Peterson trial, the Northeast Blackout in 2003, and the Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster. All of her hard work means that Natalie now takes home an impressive $2 million a year as a result.
Anderson Cooper – $12 Million
Believe it or not, but Anderson Cooper first joined CNN in 2001. Although he once wanted to work with the CIA, Anderson took his passion to the air – and has been a fan favorite ever since. As well as landing his show Anderson Cooper 360, the news anchor has also contributed to many other news networks over the years. All his time on our screens means this veteran in the field now earns $12 million a year. That's quite the pay packet.
Charissa Thompson – $1 Million
It took a while for Charissa Thompson to find her feet in the news anchor world as she worked with several news networks over the years. That was until she landed a permanent gig at Fox NFL Kickoff. Now, Charissa enjoys getting fans pumped before the big game. The anchor has been in the role since 2006 and has become a major favorite amongst many fans. Her reward? A $1 million paycheck a year. Not bad.
Michael Strahan – $21.5 Million
Michael Strahan was once a football star, but soon transitioned to Live! With Kelly and Michael. However, there was a much better offer from Good Morning America that means Michael now takes home $21.5 million a year. His income is helped by Michael's extensive knowledge of sports that he puts to good use on Fox NFL Sunday as a football analyst. It seems as though all his time on the pitch has gone further than he ever imagined.
Katie Couric – $10 Million
Amazingly, Katie was once the highest paid journalist in the world thanks to her $15 million a year contract with CBS News from 2006 to 2011. However, Katie has also worked for the likes of NBC News and ABC News in her career, too. The news anchor finished her career for Yahoo as their global news anchor and was reportedly taking home $10 million. She has since made a step back to work on her own production company.
Sean Hannity – $36 Million
As well as being a top political commentator, Sean Hannity has also made a name for himself on radio and on his Fox News Show, too. The news anchor has been in the business for many years and now pulls in an average of three million viewers on his nightly slot. Thankfully, it seems as though Sean doesn't have any plans to leave his news days behind him just yet. With an annual earning of $36 million, we're not surprised.
Abby Huntsman – $3 Million
At just 16 years old, Abby was able to work alongside legendary Diane Sawyer as the budding news anchor learned all the tricks of the trade. She has spent the rest of her life working her way up the ladder, and Abby has been bouncing between Fox News and ABC ever since. The star now co-hosts The View, but it wasn't the $3 million a year that brought her back to ABC; it was aiming to be like her idol, Diane.
Nancy O'Dell – $2 Million
It was back in 1996 that Nancy O'Dell started to work her way up the news anchor ladder. The star landed a place on Access Hollywood – a show dedicated to dishing all the details on anything related to Tinseltown. After many years of hard work, Nancy went on to join the Entertainment Tonight crew in 2011, and it seems as though she couldn't be happier. In fact, Nancy admits that she's wanted to work with the show ever since she was a teenager.
Kelly Ripa – $20 Million
Almost two decades later, and Kelly Ripa is still co-hosting Live! Although she has had several co-hosts in her time, from Regis to Ryan, Kelly seems to have become a firm favorite of the show – and now earns $20 million a year for her popularity. As if that wasn't enough, The Hollywood Reporter also named the news reporter as one of the Most Powerful People in Media, after so many years of starring on her morning talk show.
Diane Sawyer – $22 Million
The world has got to watch the legendary Diane Sawyer do her thing since way back in 1967. The news anchor now keeps the world up to date on all the latest happenings thanks to her permanent fixture on ABC World News – where she earns a hefty $22 million a year! It seems as though it's more than just her incredible coverage skills that have made Diane so popular; she also has her trusty catchphrase she uses to finish every show.
Steve Kroft – $5 million A Year
Steve Kroft started his TV career in 1971 when he worked as a reporter on a Syracuse TV station. Kroft went on to earn a Masters degree in journalism and even went on to serve in the Vietnam war. As time went on, his career started picking up and in 1990 he was awarded the position of hosting CBS's show 60 Minutes where he still works today. He is currently worth roughly $8 million and earned a whopping $5 million in 2017 alone! He truly is a journalistic legend.
Erin Andrews – $2 Million
Erin was once one of the many young faces on the sidelines. However, the journalist worked her way up the ladder until she earned herself a place with Fox Sports in 2004. Erin says she has her dad to thank for her love of reporting as he, too, once dominated the pitch as a sportscaster. Her love of reporting on the latest sporting stories and getting in on the action means that Erin now gets to take home $2 million a year.
Lawrence O'Donnell – $5 million A Year
Lawrence O'Donnell originally studied Economics at Harvard University and was published author in 1981 with the book 'Deadly Force'. After that, he wound up getting a job as a Senate legislative aide working under Senator Moynihan. After having worked in politics briefly, O'Donnell became a writer for the famed TV show The West Wing and eventually became a regular contributor on the show Morning Joe. In 2010, he was given his own show and currently earns roughly $5 million a year.
Joe Scarborough -$4 Million A Year
Joe Scarborough originally studied Government at the University of California and went straight into journalism afterward. His first job was as a reporter for CBS, but he eventually moved over to MSNBC where he co-hosted the Weekend Today show after David Blume. Currently, Scarborough hosts Weekday Nightly News after replacing Brian Williams and is worth roughly $10 million! However, he is said to earn $4 million a year – which is a pretty tidy sum. Scarborough is a hit among fans and provides insightful views and opinions on his show.
Erin Burnett – $3 Million
Erin Burnett has worked hard to get to where she is today. She started off by studying political science and economics at Williams College in Massachusetts and then managed to get a job working as a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs. She made her foray into news as a writer for shows like Moneyine and Lou Dobbs on CNN. After that, she ran a business and moved to CNBC for a short while, but returned to CNN in 2011 to host her own show Erin Burnett OutFront.
Erin Burnett – $3 Million a Year
David McGregory
David McGregory first studied Internation Studies at American University in Washington D.C and got his first foray into the world of news when he started working as a host on college radio. After that, he got a job at NBC and slowly started climbing his way up the ranks by co-hosting a number of different shows on both NBC and CNBC consistently. He currently works as a moderator on Meet The Press and is thought to earn $4 million a year with a net worth of $2 million.
Scott Pelley – $7 Million
Scot Pelley was originally born in Texas and studied Journalism at the Texas Tech University. After that, he made his foray into journalism by working in news radio for a Texan radio station and soon fell in love with news. In 1985, he became a correspondent on CBS's 60 Minutes where he worked until 2011 where he became the full-time anchor on CBS's Evening News. He is currently thought to be worth $13 million and earns $7 million a year. He has become an iconic figure in the world of news.
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Bret Baier – $7 Million
Bret Baier is one of Fox's longest-running hosts and currently works as the host of his own show Special Report with Bret Baier. Bret originally started his career by working predominantly on radio shows, but slowly managed to make his way onto the TV-screen. He originally graduated from DePauw University with a Degree in Political Science and English and has worked as a war correspondent in the past. He is currently worth $16 million and is thought to earn roughly $7 million a year.
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Shepherd Smith – $10 Million
Shepherd Smith is currently the host of Fox's Shepherd Smith Reporting and also runs the company's breaking news department. He originally studied Journalism at the University of Mississippi. He had minor jobs in local TV and Radio before being hired as a correspondent for Fox. After that, he slowly climbed the ranks to the position he is in today. He is thought to be worth $20 million and earns roughly $10 million a year. He is widely regarded as a very trustworthy reporter.
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Maria Bartiromo – $6 Million
Maria Bartiromo originally studied Journalism and Economics at New York University and found early success as a columnist, writer, and author at the beginning of her career. She made her way into TV journalism in 1993 when she became an assignment editor for CNN and began co-hosting CNBC's Closing Bell. She currently hosts her own TV show, Mornings With Maria on FBN. She is said to be worth $20 million and earns roughly $6 million a year as a host on the show.
Maria Bartiromo
Matt Lauer – $27 Million
Matt Lauer is widely regarded as one of the most well-known TV News Anchors of all time. In 1957, he studied Communication and Media Arts at Ohio University. Over the years, he worked on a number of different shows across a variety of TV channels as a co-host but really came into his own once he started hosting Today Show where he was praised for his intense interviews and interesting insights. He is currently worth $60 million and was last paid $27 million in a year.
Robin Roberts – $18 Million
It was adding Robin Roberts to the Good Morning America lineup that has helped to see the program's ratings skyrocket in the last few years. In fact, her hosting skills have seen the show take home four Emmys in the years since she's joined. Robin's $18 million paycheck means she is one of the highest-paid news anchors ever, and spends her time away from GMA presenting pre-awards shows and covering red carpet events. It seems there's no end to Robin's skills.
George Stephanopoulos – $15 – $18 Million
All of his time as the White House Director of Communications means that George Stephanopoulos is used to a life in the press. So why not take use his skills to become a political advisor? It seemed like the perfect jump in his career. George now works on many shows across ABC News, including This Week and Good Morning America, where it's thought this news anchor takes home anywhere between $15 and $18 million a year.
Megyn Kelly – $18 – $33 Million
It's reported that Megyn Kelly was offered a whopping $69 million to sign a three-year deal with Fox News, but the news anchor was ready to move onto her next project: the Megyn Kelly Today show. There have been rumors that Megyn now earns anywhere between $18 and $33 million a year for her work, but she is keeping quiet about the exact figure. However, the journalist is adamant that she earns "every penny" of her salary.
Susan Li – $650,955
This news anchor has worked for a whole host of networks over the years, including CNBC Europe, CCTV, and CBC. However, Susan landed her ultimate role in 2018 when she secured a place on the Fox Business Network team. Not only is Susan highly educated in the stock market, but moving around the world means she is also fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese – all skills that she has put to good use throughout her years on camera.
Brian Williams – $10 Million
Brian has had his feet under NBC's table since 1993, and it doesn't look as though he'll be going anywhere anytime soon. In fact, the news anchor has been handed several huge segments over the years and covered some of the biggest stories, including Hurricane Katrina. All of his efforts means that Brian now earns $10 million a year, but that's not all. He's also been given a Peabody Award and praised by several other anchors.
Jackie Guerrido – $900,000
Although Jackie Guerrido started out on the radio in Miami, this meteorologist soon earned herself a place on Despierta America where she spent many months presenting the weather. That was until Primer Impacto realized Jackie's true potential and bumped her up to co-host of the show. The star now takes home a whopping $900,000 a year and is thought to have earned a net worth of $10 million thanks to her years in the spotlight.
Mika Brzezinski – $4 – $8 Million
She got her start back in 1990 as an assistant on World New This Morning and worked her way up to be a correspondent and anchor on Up To The Minute.Mika has been the co-host of Morning Joe since back in 2007. Amazingly, her time on the show not only gave her the chance to meet her husband, Joe Scarborough, but also to negotiate her pay from $2 million a year up to her new paycheck of a rumored $4-8 million.
Brooke Baldwin – $153,000
It's thought that the average news anchor working for CNN takes home around $53,432 a year. However, Brooke is breaking all the rules, as this news anchor gets almost triple the average. Brooke is in charge of covering all the latest political stories as they emerge from Washington D.C. as well as reporting on any other breaking stories of the day. To top it off, Brooke also works as the director of documentaries for the news network.
Samantha Steele Ponder – $4.9 Million
Samantha Steele Ponder was the only person for the job after Erin Andrews gave up her role on College GameDay. This was the perfect chance for Sam to get her foot on the ladder. It seems as though the sportscaster has continued to follow in Erin's footsteps as she soon went on to host the Sunday NFL Countdown, too. Her incredible knowledge of sports has seen Sam earn herself a paycheck of $4.9 million a year.
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No criminal charge for Errington Cheese over girl's death
Dunsyre Blue.
Errington Cheese will not face prosecution over the death of a three-year-old girl last year.
The Dunbartonshire girl, who has not been named, died as a complication of an E.Coli infection in September 2016.
Lanark Blue, the artisan firm's best known cheese, is back on sale and named second best blue cheese in the country.
Dunsyre Blue cheese, made by the artisan cheesemaker near Carnwath, was blamed for an E. coli outbreak which saw 17 people admitted to hospital that summer.
Food Standards Scotland tried to stop the sale of all of Errington's products last year, and after an investigation Health Protection Scotland issued a report stating that the source of the outbreak was the consumption of Dunsyre Blue. The cheese was made from made from unpasteurised cows' milk.
The family cheesemaker has always disputed the findings, and has consistently tried to challenge the evidence. A hearing of the evidence is still to take place at Lanark Sheriff Court.
In a statement this week, a Crown Office spokesman said: "After giving the case careful consideration, Crown Counsel have concluded, based on the available evidence, that there will be no criminal proceedings brought as a result of the death.
"Should additional evidence come to light that decision may be reconsidered."
He said a decision on whether or not to hold a Fatal Accident Inquiry was being considered.
Errington Cheese is best known for its Lanark Blue and only this month was recognised at the Great British Cheese Awards.
Lanark Blue Cheese was a runner-up in the Best Blue Cheese Award and Errington Cheese runner up in the Artisan Producer award.


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I did this for this...thing that's happening on Friday at What If the World which I won't be going to cause I have more than 1 job...in fact, I have more than 2 jobs, maybe even 3. Anyway. I did it. Here. Look at it. If I'm feeling nice later, I'll track down what the other illustrators did.
Adam is one of those people...you know.
The one that makes you feel a little sick when you look at their work.
Not out of disgust, no. Their work is so amazing and perfect that it makes your heart sink a little and convince you that you are certainly not putting out the right amount of effort into your work.
Adam was at college with me, I was a couple of years below him and I truly believed that by the time I was in 3rd year, my work would look as amazing as his. " Wow, what a great school this is!" I thought. But little did I know that Adam's talent came purely from within him and the school had little to do with it. From his treatment of type to illustration, I feel my jealousy doused drool burn out of the side of my mouth. A truly amazing designer and illustrator, which will undoubtedly make you feel shame before inspiration, view Adam's work here.
Oh and did I mention he was also in a band and plays the guitar...sigh.
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The We Are Awesome blog blogged about my daily changing Facebook profile pictures, here.
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A spokesperson for the government said it was able to find common ground with the armed groups that attended the informal peace meeting.
The government's peace team and eight armed groups, not part of the nationwide ceasefire agreement, signed a five-point agreement including to meet at least every two months during a meeting at the National Reconciliation and Peace Center (NRPC) in Naypyidaw, the capital of Burma.
U Zaw Htay, a spokesperson for the State Counsellor's office, told journalists that as part of the agreement non-NCA signatory groups and the government will meet every second month.
The Arakan Army, currently fighting with the Burma Army in northern Rakhine and southern Chin states, sent representatives to the meeting.
Things will get better if the five-point agreement is honoured, he said.
"If both sides are honestly committed to implementing the agreement the clashes are likely to be reduced. But if this doesn't happen the situation will remain the same," Kyaw Han said.
The government and AA were able to find common ground during discussions, Zaw Htay said. Both agreed that fighting between AA and the Burma Army is harming civilians.


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The company has adopted a system of leadership where they invest in more than just the financial markets. The company has expanded their reach to include the communities in which their employees come from. They have been engaging in activities such as volunteerism, financial donations to both public institutions and involvement in national non-profit organizations. The success of the company was based on among other things the ability of the two men at the helm to strategize and improve the service delivery. By 1997 for instance, the company was in a position to buy out their partners, and they did so. This helped them remain with a major shareholding of their company.
With the start of the new Millennium, the company decided to create a different type of bank fund loan. This helped them create a 40 Act platform, which expanded the number and variety of investments that their customers could take part in. The company then got into a mutual agreement with Columbia Asset Management, the company that helped them acquire two floating funds. It is in 2008 that they decide to extend their reach beyond the US and get to the other locations around the world.
Equities First is a co-founder and the president of Highlands Capital Management. He has three decades of experience in investment banking. The worked at the American Express before he got the idea to work start his own hedge fund. He is a CFA and also a CMA. Through his drive and experience, a small Texas based fund has grown into a global fund.
Chase Field, originally known as BOB(Bank One Ballpark from 1998-2005)may lose its Phoenix, Arizona ownership. It opened just in time for the Diamond Backs baseball team's first expansion game. The Diamond Backs have complained recently to the stadium's Maricopa County owners that the stadium is in bad need of repairs. Back in March, the team said that if their demands are not met, they might leave Chase Field and sue the country, except that they are not allowed to leave until their contract is up in 2024. In a poll that was recently conducted, most of the people side with Maricopa County. Maricopa County has rejected the Diamond Backs team request for $65 million dollars worth of repairs over a five year period. Some of the improvements that the Diamond Backs want include the locker rooms, concession stands, dug out, and heating and cooling systems.
The Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County are meeting today to discuss the negotiations. Part of the $60 million dollar price tag includes the desire to keep the Diamond Backs at the Phoenix, Arizona stadium through 2028 or even longer than that.
Diamond Backs' team president, Derrick Hall, prefers that Phoenix takes over the ownership of the stadium instead of selling it to out-of-state investors. He thinks that if Phoenix becomes the stadium owners that they will create City Scape and a high-rise, mixed-use development.
Clint Hickman, Board Chairman believes that if a private investor takes over the financial responsibilities, it'll benefit the taxpayers who will be relieved of public funding. Fans chipped in and raised $250 million dollars in order to restore the stadium, and the team chipped in over $200 million dollars for reconstruction 18 years ago. The potential East Coast investors, Stadium Real Estate Partners II LLC, want to create an entertainment and sports district to surround Chase Field. The investors are represented by Martin J Greenberg of Milwaukee, Wisconsin who said that the new owners want to have new entertainment and sports district as a way of making the downtown area more attractive and hopefully bringing in more revenue to Phoenix.


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Mum loses custody of three children after coaching them to badmouth her ex husband
Nic BrunettiThursday 24 Jan 2019 1:54 pm
A mother was branded 'emotionally abusive' after teaching her three children to say bad things about their own father.
The mum – who has not been named for legal reasons – even told her children that their father wished to poison them, a family court heard.
She has now lost custody of the three youngsters after a judge told her that her behaviour was 'psychologically damaging' to them.
The parents of the three children had divorced but the mother remained bitter towards her ex, the court heard (Picture: DPA)
Judge Charles Atkins said the divorced mother was 'very hostile and bitter' towards her ex-husband and as a result had tried to undermine her children's relationship with him.
In a written ruling he said the children – none of whom have yet reached their teens – had stayed with the mother following their parents divorce but had regularly seen their father.
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Social services at Sutton Council in south London have welfare responsibility for the children and had raised concerns about the effect the mother's behaviour was having.
The judge said their mother had 'nothing positive to say' about their father 'and many negative things'.
He added: 'I have come to the conclusion that it is in the best interests of the children for them to be transferred to the care of their father.
'I am satisfied that this is a mother that has caused, and is like to continue to cause, significant harm to the children, including by actually trying to undermine their relationship with the father.'
Bosses at Sutton Council in south London had stepped in after social workers became concerned for the children (Picture: Google Maps)
The judge – who ordered that the children should not named – said he had to decide what was best for the three youngsters.
'She repeats false allegations to the children and those allegations are of a serious nature, such as wishing to poison them,' he said.
'She regularly coaches the children to say negative things about the father without any justification.'
He concluded: 'I think her behaviour is emotionally abusive of them and psychologically damaging to them.'


Lying is usually viewed as wrong and appropriately so. To call someone a liar is not a small undertaking and to do so falsely causes major damage and is a sin. However it is not enough that someone disagrees with you to think they are lying; opponents can be wrong without being dishonest.
We must not confuse a person's opinion of reality with distortion of what they know.
Ultimate truth is what conforms to reality. Falsehood is what does not. But to pass off what one thinks is reality when it is not reality is not the same as distorting what one knows to be the case.
Scenario 1 is truth telling, scenario 2 is lying, but what of scenarios 3 and 4?
The problem is we have disagreements over what reality is. Differing opinions may be related to arguing at cross purposes or real disagreement. If the opinions are incompatible it may be that both persons are wrong, but if one of them is correct, logically the other must be incorrect. The person arguing for the incorrect position corresponds to scenario 3. To call that person a liar is, in fact, not correct. The difficulty is the argument is over which position is correct. Calling the other person a liar at least implies that one is certain they are correct (they may be, but this misses the point there is disagreement); it may also imply the other person is misrepresenting what they know to be true, whereas they may actually believe their incorrect position.
So to prove someone a liar one needs to demonstrate the person is aware of some fact that contradicts their position and they were hiding this knowledge to suit their purposes.
This is important. Calling someone a liar seems to be yet another common way of refusing to debate the issues. It is really a form of equivocation: someone claims that not being in agreement with the facts (scenario 3) is as an adequate definition of liar, but in tarring someone as a liar suggests they are in the position of misrepresenting what they know to be true (scenario 2), and it is this (the implied scenario not the actual one) which is seen as a moral failure. Whether lying is ever acceptable is another topic.
And what of scenario 4, being in the position of telling what you think is a lie but in actuality corresponds to reality. Well that still makes you a liar, however if people act on your lies it is likely to result in less damage to society than scenario 2 (and perhaps scenario 3).
God: You can't mess with free will.
God: Yes you can, that's the beauty of it!
It is interesting what Merchant didn't critique. The main contributor to the greenhouse effect is water vapour and we really don't have a handle on that. This means I am less interested in the models than the global warming proponents are. T.J. Nelson has some comments on the validity of modelling assumptions, including on the thermal runaway effect.
A lot of what Merchant critiques the program for his own camp has done in ways far more dramatic and sinister. I don't blame him for this personally, but it would be good to acknowledge that the pro-global warming camp has much shonky behaviour and poor science presentation to repent of. Sort of removing the log from your own eye.
I find it interesting that someone whose presentation includes revealing fallacies, at times doesn't understand them fully and at other times engages in them.
I think that some of Merchant's comments are not so much showing up the errors of the program, rather he is judging it from his viewpoint: that anthropomorphic global warming is true; and therefore he slams them for dishonesty when it is merely the difference of opinion over the competing theories. Your opponent is dishonest when he misrepresents data, he is not dishonest because he believes an alternative theory—even if he is incorrect!
It would be beneficial to the debate if the Great Global Warming Swindle had more exposure. If they had the motivation it would be useful for the producers to review Merchant's critiques and modify the program so that any of his valid ones are addressed and areas of possible misinterpretation are discussed with more clarity.
While true lack of context is a problem as is appeal to authority, mostly the program doesn't do this. In terms of appeal to authority, the program does have scientists on it but it goes on to explain why the things it is claiming to be true are true. Appeal to authority is, "Professor X said this so it is true." The program explained what and why and how. Interviewing scientists is not appeal to authority unless it leaves it at that, which it doesn't.
As opposed to the global warming proponents who say things like, "All scientists now agree so we don't need to discuss it" which is a form of this fallacy.
Context means everything. And a quote out of context can have a completely different meaning. There have been some concerns raised by Carl Wunsch that what he said was used out of context.
But Merchant has to give examples. Blaming lack of context is a easy way to disparage your opponent. I disregard his comment unless he gives examples so I can assess whether the context was adequately addressed.
People who are quoted in a medium that opposes their overall viewpoint don't like this; but if what they think on a particular issue is used in context, that is, not out of context, they are being used as a hostile witness—this is acceptable.
I do think it is gentlemanly when quoting your opponent to make it clear what their belief is. Creationists quote evolutionists to show up evolution, but they don't (or shouldn't) imply the person is a creationist. But then why would you? an argument appears very persuasive when believed by your opponents!
The research funding for "global warming" has increased greatly.
Scientists want to perpetuate a myth to maintain their funding.
It is true that the evidence needs to be evaluated on its own merits (though I don't see a lack of claims about oil companies funding anti-global warming research).
It is also true that money is a motivation. And it can have subtle (and not so subtle) effects on people.
But what he doesn't mention is how the type of funding can affect research. There is a difference between funding directed at what affects the weather/ climate and funding that is directed to look at man's contribution to climate and funding that is directed at human caused global warming. If your funding is to find an answer then people (being fallen) have at least some motivation to find what they have been asked to. The pressures can be significant, funding can be non-existent elsewhere, and scientific fraud (in many areas) has been well documented. Not to mention the desire to make a name for oneself.
So money can be a motivation, but both sides must evaluate the data. It is too easy to dismiss your opponents by calling into question their motivation, it is more difficult to debate the science. Do not let an opponents lack of integrity be a cause for yours.
Merchant mocked a sun specialist's prediction about December and January being cold (implying this is simple to do given that the period was during winter). But, from memory, he was predicting a colder winder whereas the majority were predicting a warmer winter.
Slides 20 thru 24 show graphs of temperature versus time. This is compared with normalized "solar activity" from data Merchant has obtained. The time scale is from 1860 to 2000 but with data only to 1980 as per the Great Global Warming Swindle.
Slide 20 shows the raw annual data. Slide 21 shows data smoothed over 11 years. Slide 22 shifts the early part of the graph leftward (earlier). Slide 23 shows the data distorted by filling in the gap in slide 22. Slide 24 is the smoothed data of slide 21 but thru to 2000.
Smoothing is a valid procedure so long it doesn't show something contradictory from the unsmoothed data. If one wishes to show trends then some types of data will need to be smoothed. All data has some smoothing (though in a slightly different way). If you present monthly temperatures they are averaged daily temperatures (a smoothing phenomenon). The smoothing done here is more than using a different time division (day versus month), it is taking in to account data either side so 11 year smoothing is taking the year plus the five years either side and averaged while presenting the data in yearly divisions.
This is a serious charge. If they have manipulated their data, that is unacceptable and it would be helpful for the presenters to be clearer on the source data. However it seems that Merchant has misunderstood the source data as he now acknowledges.
Not showing data further than 1980 is not honest if there is a difference. The presenters should have shown it. But this doesn't disprove their theory; Merchant came up with an auxiliary theory (particulate matter) for the unexpected cooling, the solar advocates may have an auxiliary theory.
It is interesting he condemns the solar data for misrepresentation, yet how long was the hockey stick graph used? and how many people did it influence? and how much is it still used? despite its validity now being questioned by proponents and opponents.
Further, the sun hypothesis is just another theory to explain warming. It untrue it does not affect the critiques of global warming.
Now scientists are suggesting global warming on Mars; this gives the sun hypothesis increased credibility if one subscribes to Ockham's razor.
What potential effect could man be having on global temperatures?
The mean global temperature is ~14 °C which is 287 K. The increase in the earth's temperature due to the greenhouse effect is thought to be about 33 °C (= 33 K).
The contribution to the greenhouse effect by water including water vapour and clouds is probably 80-90%; CO2 5-10%; and other gases 5-10%.
The annual production of CO2 from all sources is estimated at 200 Gtonnes. Man's input is about 7 Gtonnes. I have graphed this to show visually man's role.
What to make of the climate models?
Climate models require many uncertain parameters, that can be "tweaked"
Here Merchant seeks to justify the models. Fair enough. But all the program's criticisms of models are valid.
I think it is interesting that there is no adequate validation of the models. They are tweaked to make them fit the data. I don't object to this. But I don't see the tweaking as proof, I see subsequent data fitting the models (without further tweaking) as the beginnings of proof.
So one is limited in being able to prove historical science because of the nature of it being non-repeatable. This is not a failing, rather an intrinsic limitation of it. Modelling historical climate (even as recently as the near present) falls mostly under historical science. That means that in order for the models to be accepted they must be validated. One can validate by working with some of the data and checking it with the rest of the data. But if all the data is used, or the models are adjusted with subsequent data then the theory remains unvalidated. Observational data is validated but differently; and it is gives more definitive results as anyone can potentially repeat the experiment over.
Note Merchant does not mention water vapour in the variables of the models. This may be an oversight in the presentation but water is very important—the most important.
He says that modellers try to have realistic assumptions. Yes, but they are assumptions. And if you believe in global warming and your models predict this you are likely to think your assumptions are good.
He dismisses radiation by saying this can be accounted by a few assumptions. But that is the debate is it not? I could say the same about CO2 . In fact CO2 should be easier as one just allows for a slow increase, whereas radiation is less predictable.
How about minimising assumptions, stating them clearly, then validating your model.
He showed earlier models on slides 8 thru 10. These had actual temperature and predicted temperature versus time for 1850 to 2000. The first was natural climate forcing: solar and volcanic; the second was anthropogenic forcing : green house gas and sulphate aerosol; the third was both natural and anthropogenic factors.
These models are just too accurate (for something as difficult as climate). Clearly the parameters have been tweaked to get this. This is okay, but it is not proof. It is a model, follow the model for some years and see if it continues to be true. While you are waiting for this, you have not proven anything, nor can you expect people to change behaviour based on your model. (Never mind that the idea that one can be so certain of the distinction of natural CO2 versus man-made CO2 is just too absurd).
And the models have not predicted accurately. There is now a lot of talk about Arctic ice-melting. Could this be because the temperatures have not been as high as predicted for the last few years so they lessen the discussion on the temperature and start discussing some effect they claim is related to it?
Merchant states that both temperature and CO2 are driven by orbit changes. But this statement is a tacit agreement that Gore's proof is invalid. The program's point does not prove that CO2 can't drive temperature and I'm not sure this is what the presenters are saying. What they are saying is that Gore's chief proof is not true because the temperature changes precede the CO2 changes and do not follow it. One can go with the program or with the Merchant but either way, both show Gore's presentation to be a logically invalid argument.
He states this doesn't necessarily prove CO2 is not important now (I agree). But if your major proof is shown to be invalid you can no longer rely on it.
Further, in terms of logic disproving A does not prove B (unless B equals not A), but it may support it.
His option C is just a story. Stories can be true or untrue, but coming up with a plausible explanation allows for a scenario, it does not prove it. Frankly, causes of repeat ice-ages just are not understood. I think there is evidence for a single ice-age which, in some ways, we are still coming out of.
Line 3 does not follow, just because we are producing CO2 does not mean we are changing the amounts in the atmosphere significantly. And the argument that CO2 is forcing the change in T rather than responding to the change in CO2 is an assumption.
Changes in gases in the atmosphere are considered to follow or force temperature. Following temperature means that the amounts in the atmosphere are a reflection of the temperature of the atmosphere. Forcing temperature means that the gases are changing the temperature of the atmosphere. A gas can potentially follow, force or do both. Asserting which is based on theory as much (or more so than) as data. Water vapour and clouds have a far greater effect on greenhouse effect but the proponents of anthropomorphic global warming suggest that ongoing changes of water follow rather than force. This allows them to effectively ignore a potentially larger cause.
Well maybe someone should tell Al Gore this!
Does small equal unimportant or small?
No, small equals less important than large. To improve the analogy, if I wiped cyanide on someone's clothes and someone else gave them a salad with a cup of cyanide in it, it is unlikely my contribution significantly lead to his death, as alone it may have made him slightly sick. Another example would be someone poisoning themselves with carbon monoxide from exhaust fumes while smoking cigarettes; the amount of CO gained while smoking is not enough to kill anyone but the amount in car exhaust is. For someone who, in his presentation, has concentrated on logical fallacies, this is unacceptable misrepresentation.
Opponents of the global warming agenda acknowledge that atmospheric CO2 contributes to the greenhouse effect.
The program is not saying that the amount of human produced CO2 is intrinsically small so it unimportant, they are saying that the human contribution is a small part of a small part. More importantly I would add that our contribution is smaller than the natural variation! If what we are putting into the atmosphere is less than the natural variation from year to year how can one say that the man-made is to blame and not the natural. The CO2 produced by us or "naturally" is the same chemical.
Why can't natural sinks take up human produced CO2? It is not like they can tell the difference.
The program does not deny that CO2 levels are rising (as Merchant implies), just the cause. He makes the mistake that he knows the cause of the increase, but that is what the debate is about: correlation does not imply causation.
Is the warming happening at the wrong time?
Sorry, but the raw data still says that the warming happened in the wrong time in the 20th century compared to prediction. Now Merchant can come up with accessory hypotheses like aerosols and that is completely permissible. But the accessory hypothesis is used to salvage the theory. All he has proven is that his favoured theory has not been totally discredited because there are further sub-theories. But a theory that is able to be salvaged is not automatically the correct theory, it just may be. There is a difference between a theory being able to explain data and the data being proof for a theory. For data to be proof there needs to be a prediction that is confirmed by subsequent investigation. I will talk more about this in the modelling discussion.
It is interesting that the global warming fanatics don't ask us to start burning fossil fuel in a dirty manner again (to increase aerosols) until alternative fuel sources become adequate! (Actually this has been proposed by one man). But if Merchant really believes it is aerosols that lead to cooling maybe he should be an advocate for this.
He is correct about the delays in the change in global temperature but we certainly wouldn't expect a decrease in temperature as a result of CO2 if the global warming theory is true.