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Two Nigerians jailed for life in South Africa for human trafficking
A high court in Gauteng, South Africa has handed life sentences and an additional 106 years imprisonment to two Nigerians for human trafficking.
The duo, Frank Amaku and Ilo Promise Somadina (25), were arrested by the Hawks' Serious Organised Crime investigating unit in April 2016 at a hideous dwelling in Fourways where they reportedly ran a brothel and held victims captive.
Five victims were rescued during the operation and taken to a place of safety.
Godfrey Lebeya, national head of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, applauded the investigation team for working around the clock to ensure that the accused were ultimately convicted and sentenced.
"The sentence couldn't have come at a better time, taking into consideration that August is celebrated as Women's Month in South Africa," he said.
"This is a time to once again warn those who abuse women, that they will be brought to book and justice will be served."
One of their victims from Upington was kept at the Fourways home, where she and three other women spent months servicing the pair's clients until they were rescued.
The Nigerians denied their level of involvement in human trafficking and have stated on multiple occasions they will appeal the conviction.
Their lawyer, Moleko Ratau, asked that the court be lenient with the pair as they were "relatively young" when the said crimes took place in 2016.
The court was told that the duo kidnapped the women specifically for financial gain, transforming them into sexual objects and dehumanising them, which was evident by Boswell's testimony that she had been starved and forced to live in terrible conditions.


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Freya Perry has a passion for colour and texture and loves to work in mixed media.
This Colour Expression Art exhibition is the result of Freya's journey and recovery after a freak head trauma accident at the end of 2014. She is still in recovery with ongoing concussive and neck problems but has never given up her love of colour.
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Assembly Member Andrew Hevesi announced this past spring that he helped broker a deal that would allocate $440M toward homeless services. Included in this package:
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• $4.5M to target runaways and homeless
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'La cuarta socialdemocraticia' (The Fourth Social Democracy) by Agustín Basave
Agustín Basave (DPhil in Politics, 1985) has published a book entitled 'La cuarta socialdemocraticia' (The Fourth Social Democracy).
One of the causes of the democratic crisis currently crossing the world is an identity crisis relating to social democracy. From this perspective, Agustín Basave sets out a brief history of the social democratic idea and outlines what he calls 'the fourth social democracy'. This is a framework to reinvent the ideology that built the welfare state which, from the 1980s, for pragmatic reasons has been gradually pushed towards the right, giving way to a hemiplegic democracy. In this essay , the author offers us several challenges. Not only does he attack the impregnability of the reigning neoliberal model, but he also questions the unquestionable, from the most deep-rooted paradigms surrounding globalisation to the idea that competition is the sole driver of development. He questions Smith and Marx and defends Bernstein; he quotes Berlin and Hobsbawn and invokes Nietzsche; he draws from the work of historians, economists, political scientists and even evolutionary biologists to argue for the imperative of a new civilization.
For the full description of the book (in Spanish), visit the publishers' website: http://www.catarata.org/libro/mostrar/id/1076


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It's no secret that Pink loves a good death-defying stunt but her latest really takes the cake.
The singer put on an insane display during Sunday night's American Music Awards at the Microsoft Centre in Los Angeles.
The 38-year-old often uses aerial choreography in her performances, but she took it to new levels – all while singing the track Beautiful Trauma from her new album.
And if she was nervous, she sure did hide it well, spinning around in mid-air against the side of the JW Marriott hotel in an eye-catching purple sequined bodysuit with her matching purple hair tied in a bun.
As is expected, fans were loving the performance, with some comparing it to other performances where singers were thought to be lip-syncing to their songs.
But it's not all been smooth sailing for the singer. Pink posted a video to her Instagram account earlier in the week expressing her fears over the gravity-defying performance.
'I'm just afraid I'm going to get up there and be like "I don't know if I can do this",' she said in the clip, as we saw her rehearsing the routine whilst attempting to sing.
She said her biggest fear wasn't the height of the building, but being able to breathe enough so that she can sing.
'This is by far the craziest, most insane thing I've ever attempted to do,' she added. 'This is the first time I have ever panicked.'
But we think it's safe to say Pink did an okay job, right?
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I've read a few posts on how to import an excel file into the outlook calendar but when I try I get this error:
"An error has occured in the MS Excel translator while getting the contents of a file system.
The MS Excel file " .... " has no named ranges. Use MS Excel to name the range of data you want to import."
So obviously it's not recognising my data, but I'm not sure what it means by naming the range of data I want to import?? I have a workbook with 4 spreadsheet, each with 5 columns containing the info I want, one of which has the date I need ... how do I let Outlook know that's the date I need it to be on the Calendar?
Sorry if this has an easy solution, I'm not all that technologically savvy so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Do You Regret Doing Medicine Over Dentistry?
Fresh fry replied to MT_93's topic in Medical Student General DiscussionsIn a rough patch so not capable of an objective answer (if such a thing is ever possible). Never considered dent and not particularly suited for it. Never want to have to base care on a patients ability to pay eg: pulling teeth because it's cheaper than the alternatives. This week though I would give anything to pick another career, perhaps a non-surgical specialty, but something not involving medicine altogether is more appealing. Things that are getting to me is: 1) the broken system 2) a backwards culture towards education 3) no time for anything except work and studying. I'm sure it will pass and there have been times where this has been the best thing that has ever happened to me. I don't think anything worth having comes without struggles and sacrifice, just not sure where the line is.
Yup, except the family part. I wish I could do it but it makes me miserable. Can't stand the Doc McStuffins crap, the same people with the same problems, fixing insulin for people who won't exercise, tweaking inhalers, beta blockers, coumadin. Screening, oh god I hate screening. Not having enough time to do a good job. Glad there are good people out there that can do it but I would kill for a short residency in something I could do. This is definitely not my last career, pay the bills, stack some cash, then maybe switch out to working in the stock room at walmart where I never have to see another human again.
Lost. Second Ug, Grad School, Fifth Year...?
Fresh fry replied to cleo17's topic in Non-Traditional Applicants/Grad StudentsSecond verse same as the first: you need a solid few years of full time undergrad GPA. Unlike some people on here you know you are actually capable of pulling off the grades (not just claiming you can). Now you have to go get them. GL
Ok Ok Ok here is what I propose: We will look the other way when you write "clinical correlation is required" and try not to give you too hard a time with the weird superfluous findings, but when we come to you with a CT request that is completely pointless but our semi-retired staff is unwavering in their insistence that we get the scan, you guys just take pity on us and try to keep the radiation dose as low as possible. Deal?
Thank you for your input, it's always good to get advice from different perspectives. I think you are taking away something from what I wrote that I did not intend. I must not have been clear so thank you for bringing this to my attention. I am in no way advocating that the OP needs to do anything but study. As someone who completed their undergrad in 3 years and is currently a busy surgical resident with a young family I completely understand the importance of work-life balance. What I said, or rather what I intended to impart, was that when it comes to choosing a university with the intention of getting into medical school I would skew the deciding factors towards things that affect one's GPA over more trivial things like social aspects. To me these are things like class selection and availability, access and presence of high output researchers in health science fields, and degree programs offered. To clarify I have at no time suggested that the OP do nothing but study. That being said as anyone who has been on this forum for any length of time will attest too, unless the OP wants to find themselves needing to apply multiple times and face multiple rejections, the key to success in getting accepted to medical school in Canada is unarguably a strong full time undergraduate GPA and everything should be done to facilitate that while maintaining a good work-life balance and remaining active in strong and fulfilling ECs.
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Fresh fry replied to MountainAmoeba's topic in University of Calgary Medical SchoolThe way I approached all MMI questions (and CaRMs interviews, guess for basically any interview questions I have been asked) was "what is the purpose of the question?". Are they asking you about a contentious topic because they want to know your opinion? Possibly but with the very limited information provided I would assume that the point of the question was to determine whether you are able to see a contentious issue from all sides. Take the trump travel ban for example. Say there is a question asking you if you support the ban, sure maybe on some level they want to know if you are a crazy right wing bigot (red flag) but more likely they are trying to see if you can identify the feelings and motivations behind those that do support it. Many of your patients will have completely unreasonable beliefs and you need to be able to identify why it is that they feel this way. Just the other day I had a woman who was convinced she wasn't able to breath well because we didn't let her go for a smoke. She felt that this was the reason why she was dyspnic. Of course that isn't the case but it doesn't help the situation to provide her with the "right" reasons why she can't breath and simply state them. You need to identify with her concerns and her beliefs in order to change them otherwise you just come off as authoritarian. From my experience MMI questions are almost never concerned with what your opinion is, they are a tool to get at your thought processes and your ability to empathize as well as identify motives that may be contrary to your own. Other times they are to assess how rigid you are in your thinking and whether you can think on your feet. For any questions involving controversial issues my approach is 1) identify the competing beliefs 2) highlight the positive motivations for both 3) highlight the possible misconceptions 4) state my opinion referring to the evidence already stated. So for the made up trump question I would say something like: "Because of the heightened media focus by certain outlets in the US there is a common misconception that refugees from certain countries are at higher risk and are less likely to integrate into US culture, something that is highly valued and differing from our own 'mosaic' approach we take here in Canada. I understand given this misinformation why many would be in favor of the ban. they simply feel that it is a common sense approach to what is essentially a non existent threat that has dominated the news cycle and stems from xenophobia. I feel that the right response is to oppose the band as these are the people who are fleeing the very monsters we are accusing them of being etc etc etc"
This is Canada so all the universities you mentioned are pretty much equal in terms of the education you are going to get. All of our schools are top tier and will prepare you for med which is why what school you went too doesn't play much of a role in things like jobs or med/grad school applications. I have never heard anyone say "oh that person went to UBC, they must not be very good, lets take the applicant who went to McGill". The only real differences will be: 1) class sizes 2) class numbers (bigger schools have more classes offered and thus more flexible schedules which can be very important) 3) programs and specializations offered 4) access to researchers. I know you are only in grade 11 but if you had a certain research interest than that might affect your choice of school as you might want to go to a place where they have someone active in that specific field. The dorms, swimming pools, social stuff is all trivial. You are looking for an education not a summer camp. If you are thinking of medicine then I would go to a school where I could focus on my grades, take the courses I needed to take (so avoid small schools that may only offer certain courses at certain times and may have wait lists) and save as much money as possible. The last thing I would care about is the social vibe because if you are serious about med than you are going to be missing out on a lot of it anyway. You need to get the highest GPA you can, everything you do from here on out should be to facilitate that. GL
The only chance you have at North American schools would be to take full-time undergrad classes and then apply to schools with a weighted GPA calculation. There is no benefit to doing grad school or research or working on your ECs at this point. My opinion about the Caribbean is that it is a giant scam for rich kids and doctors children. You will most definitely need to re-write the MCAT at some point. I started my undergrad at 28 and med school at 31. I always try to help people out who come here asking for it and I have a soft spot for old people who took a different path. That being said you essentially need to start from the bottom and I don't know if this is really worth it to you. I think you are at least 10 years out from staff as a family doc, and that is if everything goes right. You have a hell of a lot of academic baggage. I would think long and hard before setting yourself down what will be a very expensive and time consuming endeavor for what is essentially a slim shot at pulling this off. Which ever way you decide to go I wish you luck.
What Are My Chances?
Fresh fry replied to ZigZag's topic in Non-Traditional Applicants/Grad StudentsAgree with other posters: U of C is your best bet. If you have been on this forum for any length of time you will know that fulltime undergrad GPA is the biggest factor for acceptance. You are definitely on the low side but Calgary tends to be the best place to go for non-trads. Being in province is a big boost. I would still apply broadly including the Ontario schools, especially Queens and McMaster. The next biggest hurdle is your MCAT. My advice is throw everything you have at it and get it done once. Living like a monk for 6 months and doing nothing but studying is better than rewriting the damn thing over and over again. GL
What Are My Chances?
Fresh fry replied to ZigZag's topic in Non-Traditional Applicants/Grad StudentsYou will need to provide your breakdown of gpa by year. Have you written the MCAT? What are your ECs?
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2017 Post Interview Thoughts
Fresh fry replied to snazij's topic in University of Toronto Medical SchoolThis is common to all medical schools not just U of T. Here is a similar thread. http://forums.premed101.com/index.php?/topic/94293-bad-interview/#entry1033276
CaRMs was worse for me but nothing like the uncertainty of finding a job. It is four years away and already keeping me up at nights. I wish I had some great piece of advise for the OP about how to pass the time and keep your finger nails intact but I got nothing. Maybe there is some solace in knowing you are not alone and that this is part of the "right of passage". Maybe you will take comfort in the thought that one day soon you be writing a post similar to this trying to comfort someone following in your footsteps reliving a small bit of the anxiety you experienced years back before you were finally accepted. In all situations the one thing that works a little bit for me is that it has been my experience that with a little bit of persistence and time the right people will get in, the rest is a matter of logistics and patience. Keep the faith.
It is very difficult to be objective about these things and you have no idea what they are looking for in some situations. Unless you tripped coming through the door and told the interviewer that you are prejudice against all races, it probably didn't go as bad as it did in your head. I thought I blew my interview in Calgary (many years ago). They asked us to interpret a painting and I totally missed the point, There were other stations that I thought I did poorly on too but in the end they accepted me (went to a different school). Here is the crappy part: there is nothing you can do now to change anything, you have to do what all of us have done before you and try your best to get through the next couple months without driving yourself crazy and second guessing yourself. It's done, it's over, you did your best at the time I'm sure. Take a deep breath and we can chat more if your fears are confirmed.
99.5% hype about .0002% reality. I have a molecular biology based undergrad with a pile of bioinformatics and genetics courses. As a resident now, in a research heavy field, I use absolutely none of it on a daily basis. There is no "revolution" and there is nothing on the horizon, at least in this country. It is all potential right now and it is all hype to sell research and get stuff published. The clinical aspects of genetics is incredibly limited and I don't see a day where we are routinely getting full analysis done on people. No matter how cheap they make it there is all the insurance aspects of sequencing everyone, will never happen. If this stuff interests you then by all means go for it, but from my experience I have just not seen anything that makes me suspect that a degree in computer sciences or bioinformatics will be clinically relevant in the next 30 years (your career span) despite all the hype of my undergrad professors and popular science articles. I definitely would not try and build a career on it. Granted this is the perspective of a surgical resident and we aren't known for our deep thoughts and intellectualism.


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I'm a fiction writer. (You all love these questions.) My publications ALWAYS begin with the general disclaimer "This is a work of fiction ..."
However, I've been doing more realistic dramas, and I'll give an example of something I see myself doing (not specifically, but it's much easier to give an example).
In a 1930s-era gangster drama, two Chicago mobsters are talking about the end of Prohibition and its effect on their lifestyle. One mentions, "Now that they took the cocaine out of Coca-Cola, I bet there's a whole country full of addicts just waiting to get their hands on it."
Is this a form of defamation? Not necessarily because it's true (that Coca-Cola put cocaine in its product), but because I made an intuitive leap in a work of fiction suggesting the boom in cocaine usage in the 30s and 40s in America was at least partially due to the exposure and subsequent withdrawal of the drug by the company the decade before. Again, this is just an example of something I notice I tend to do.
So if this is a form of defamation, can you point me to an example of something similar so that I can learn what not to do? It's true that in-house publishers' attorneys make decisions on these types of things, but if I write a fiction story about the pre-1960s cocaine trade in America, and I can't use my example conversation, I may have just wasted months of work product in developing a story based upon it.


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This investigation has been a part of Operation Cryptosweep including around 40 US with Canadian securities regulators. The North Dakota securities department was after the firms offering fraudulent investment scheme.
The initial firm on the list is the mega-scam company, BitConnect. A while ago, news on BitConnect's Ponzi scheme was already buzzing several media around the world. North Dakota follows North Carolina, Colorado, and Texas for issuing cease orders against the crypto company.
The Securities Commissioner at North Dakota, Karen Tyler issues the orders on Wednesday against three crypto firms. Moreover, the State of a securities department wrote:
The companies that are the subject of the orders are Bitconnect and related companies Bitconnect Ltd. and Bitconnect International Plc., Magma Foundation and related companies Magma Coin and Magma, and Pension Rewards Platform, aka Pension Rewards.
The department explains that the three crypto companies don't authenticate to provide securities in the state. However, these official websites which seek ICOs investments are available to state residents.
Karen Tyler also explains that,
Bitconnect's website claims that holders of their BCC [token] can receive interest rates of up to 120%…Bitconnect's claim of excessive interest rates is unsubstantiated and misleading.
Magma Foundation or Magma is a second name on the list of cease orders. According to Karen Tyler, the Magma are conducting an ICO for MGM token alleging which is backed by gold or ETFs.
The last company on the list is the Pension Rewards Platform or Pension Rewards. However, the website claims to say their coin pcoin or $pcoin will multiply rapidly. This will generate a large profit for investors and will grow in no time. However, this counts under insubstantiality.
According to Karen Tyler, the company doesn't offer information for investors on financial risk information. They also don't have any allowable means to offer the promising return. The orders are likely the resulting initiative of investigations by the ICO task force department.
They are liable to identify ICOs and cryptocurrency incorporating investments that might pose a risk to North Dakota investors. However, some say that this move is a part of Operation Cryptosweep. This initiative was a multi-jurisdiction investigation which includes around 40 US and Canadian securities regulators.
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Feb. 4, 2010 by Chris Rasmussen
The Mathematics Department at Texas A&M University offers several different programs for undergraduates, collectively referred to as Mentoring through Critical Transition Points (MCTP). The target audience for each program is specific, but taken as a whole, the programs have a wider scope than most traditional REUs.
The Pre-REU is intended for college students with an interest in mathematics, but who have not yet completed enough courses beyond calculus to be prepared for a traditional summer research program. The particular topic for this summer will be "Signal and Image Analysis."
The Bridge Program for Current Juniors is designed to prepare rising senior undergraduates who are considering graduate study in mathematics. The summer program will provide advanced courses in real analysis and abstract algebra. Each course will be run at two different tracks, and students will be placed based on their mathematical background. This could be a very useful program for Wesleyan students who would like to take one of our graduate courses in the fall.
For further details on these or other programs, visit http://www.math.tamu.edu/research/undergrad/MCTP/. Please note the application deadline of March 1, 2010.


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Total Home Solution™ is the exclusive process Riverbend has developed to guide you seamlessly through all the stages of your timber home project. This overview illustrates the entire process and how Riverbend works with you to create your dream home.
Before we begin the process of designing your custom home, there are some important factors for you to consider. Finding that perfect piece of land, determining when you want to build your dream home, and, of course, how you intend to finance it. Here are some things to consider in each of these areas as you begin your custom home journey.
We design your home to fit your site and your needs. When searching for land, here are some factors that impact the design of your timber frame home that you may want to consider.
Creating your dream home takes time and is a process that you don't want to rush. The process — from design to construction — can vary greatly. Here are some guidelines for your consideration:
2 or More Years Before You Start: Gather ideas and start to develop your design and layout preferences. A lot can change over time, so don't worry about the details at this point.
1-2 Years Before You Start: If you haven't already, now is the time to set an overall budget for the cost of the home, purchase land (if you haven't already), and create a list of must-haves and wants for your design.
When You Are Ready to Start: Once you have executed a Design Development Agreement (DDA) with us, the design process begins in earnest. Your Riverbend team works with you to design your timber frame home based on your vision and your budget.Next Step
Once you're ready to start the design process with Riverbend and have signed a Design Development Agreement (DDA), your design meeting is scheduled. Prior to the meeting:
During the initial design meeting, you and your designer will align your overall budget for the home with your desired square footage, architectural styling, layout, and functionality in order to assess the cost feasibility of your project. The size of the home and its design complexity have the greatest impact on cost. In addition, your build site attributes and the level of finishes significantly affect the total cost of the home.
In the weeks that follow, your designer will create a complete conceptual design and present it to you, including a virtual reality presentation of the exterior and interior of the home. Learn more about our Design Process here.
At this point, our project manager will explain our range of construction solutions available to you, to assist you in determining which solution is best suited to your needs.Next Step
When you are satisfied with your conceptual design and the overall estimated cost to build your home and have signed a contract with Riverbend, our architectural designer will prepare a full set of construction drawings, which initiates the pre-construction phase of your project. During this phase, the following steps occur:
Manufacturing starts with Riverbend's fabrication your timber frame and structural insulated panels (SIPs). During the manufacturing phase:
Meanwhile, at your build site, you and your general contractor will:
After your materials are shipped to your build site, the expert Riverbend crew will arrive and begin the timber frame installation.
Installation of your timber frame structure by our professional crew ensures:
Following installation of the timber frame structure, one of Riverbend's technical advisors works with your builder to install the SIPs. Constructing with SIPs:
Once the structural shell is erected, you and your builder proceed with electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and finish construction. Depending upon the construction solution you choose, your Riverbend project manager can perform a series of inspections to ensure that construction is completed according to the plans and specifications called out in the drawings.
There are many stages during your timber frame home project, and each phase requires unique expertise. Riverbend uses a team approach to maintain a high level of service throughout your project. You'll have direct access to each member of your team, which includes:
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How Smartphones are Improving Our LivesOctober 4, 2019 – 4:38 pm | by Steve
It is clear that there are a lot of ways in which technology has had a big impact on life in general, and the way in which we live our lives. Think about the different forms of technology, and you will come to the realisation that smartphones are perhaps the most prevalent form of technology that can be used in our lives. Can you imagine getting through a day without the use of your phone? Probably not! They can help you keep fit, buy goods, catch a cheater online, and communicate with friends across the world.
There are so many things that you are going to need to get right when it comes to using your smartphone on a regular basis. This is something you need to keep in mind moving forward, and there are a lot of elements that play a role here. These are some of the things to consider for how these devices have had such an amazing impact on our lives moving forward, and here's how mobiles are improving our lives.
They Make Fitness Easier
One of the best things you can use your smartphone for is to enhance and improve your health and fitness. There are a lot of things you need to improve in your life, and this is something that you need to get right as much as possible. You have to make sure you download the right fitness apps to help keep you in shape as much as possible. Make the most of the fitness apps available to make your fitness better, and you will benefit from this moving forward.
You Can Invest
Investing is an important way of being able to make money long-term for you and your family. You need to make sure you are doing as much as possible to look for the right investments you can make in the future. These days there are so many different investment opportunities that you can make, and it is important to use your smartphone to help with this. Make sure you consider downloading investment apps that you can use to enjoy a good return on investment in the future.
Keep Track of Your Partner
You can make the most of smartphones these days, and one of the best ways of achieving this is the fact that you can use it to keep track of your partner. Tracking your spouse to make sure you try to catch their infidelity is something that smartphones make much easier. Catching a cheater online has never been easier, and there are a lot of benefits to this. You can use an app to help catch a cheater online, and discover if your spouse has been having an affair!
There are so many great things you can use your smartphone for, and, whether you're trying to catch a cheater online, or simply shop for products, it is essential that you make the most of this. There are a lot of things that you need to keep in mind, and it is something that you have got to make the most of moving forward. You have so many factors that help smartphones to improve your life, and this is one of the things you need to get right.


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So here we are, less than 50 days out from Election Day, and you have to look far and wide to find evidence of the 2018 campaign for Pennsylvania governor.
Yes, Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and Republican challenger Scott Wagner are out there doing candidate things: They're raising money, putting out ads, and whacking each on social media seemingly daily.
But trying to find proof that there's an actual substantive debate between the two men is like trying to prove the existence of the Loch Ness Monster: Some guy in a kilt swears he's seen it, but no one believes him.
And that's just ridiculous, because the race to lead the nation's fifth-most populous state (a rare instance of Pennsylvania actually climbing up a national rankings list) is kind of a big deal.
Because as the Supreme Court veers more conservative, and the Trump White House seeks to deregulate and devolve more power to the states, the policy stakes in the title fight between the two York County pols are massive.
That's not even mentioning the bare-knuckles match that's going to be the next round of legislative and congressional redistricting.
So voters aren't getting anywhere near the race they deserve.
"Policy discussions have been all but absent in the campaign so far - while the individual peccadilloes of both candidates have received disproportionate attention," veteran sages Terry Madonna, of Franklin & Marshall College, and ex-Penn State political science guy Mike Young, opined in a column earlier this month. "The closest thing to a real policy debate has featured both candidates making maladroit comments that have confused voters about education funding formulas."
Let's take a look at what's happening.
I'll stipulate up front that the demands on voters' attention spans in the age of Donald Trump are pretty epic. Keeping up with every fresh outrage and turn-of-the screw in our national, political reality show is kind of like deciding which firehose you want to drink from every morning.
The midterm congressional races are sucking up a ton of energy as well. Control of the U.S. House is already on the line. And now, thanks to sexual misconduct allegations surrounding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, the U.S. Senate is in play it a way it wasn't just two weeks ago.
So you can understand if the voters are a tad distracted.
Thus, the primary beneficiary - and offender - is Wolf, who's been content to run the most incumbent-y of all incumbent campaigns, keeping a generally low profile, even as he salts political events in among his official schedule.
On Friday, in Philly, he's set to campaign and shake the money tree with U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and former President Barack Obama. Earlier this week, he did a conference call with reporters, where he called on the Legislature to pass a host of domestic violence fixes, along with the reforms included in that bombshell grand jury report on sexual abuse in Pennsylvania's Roman Catholic dioceses.
But other than that? Wolf's been playing an inside game. After all, why screw up a polling lead that sees him holding an average 14-point advantage over Wagner, according to RealClear Politics?
Wagner, on the other hand, has been just everywhere, doing policy drops and holding town halls where, through his own unforced errors, he's provided Democratic trackers with no shortage of "gotcha" moments on video. Some of the stuff he's said has been absolutely cringe-inducing.
But he's been out there, at least. And he deserves credit for that.
Wagner has accused Wolf of wanting to "run out the clock" on the campaign without facing any serious questions from voters or journalists. He's called Wolf "gutless."
Okay, points deducted for style on that one.
Even still, that claim gets no small amount of credible back-up from the chief example of everything that's wrong with this campaign: An Oct. 1 debate in Hershey, put on by the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry.
The 45-minute session, set to be moderated by "Jeopardy" host Alex Trebek, will be the only face-to-face meeting between the two men. Wolf turned down invites offered by other groups and news organizations - including this one.
Traditionally, by the way, there have been three debates: one in the east, one in the west, and one in central Pennsylvania. A 45-minute session, moderated by a game show host, is barely time to warm up.
The chamber swears that this high-profile publicity stunt will feature serious questions.
But, c'mon, Lincoln-Douglas it ain't.
And, frankly, Wolf is better than this. He's spent the last four years portraying himself as a serious student of politics and government; as a different kind of candidate and governor who wouldn't fall into the traps of run-of-the mill politicians.
But this year? He's making Pat Toomey look accessible and Bob Casey appear peppier than Usain Bolt.
And you really have to be trying to do that.


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(I am writing this here in my blog and linking to it from Facebook, since at the moment there is no easy way to search and find old stuff on FB — like this will be 6-months from now, and that is annoying!)
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You noted: http://wiesmann.codiferes.net/wordpress/?p=9592
So you might be interested in this FB thread where we discuss the NYTimes article
2. And a friend goes on (via email) to do a little quick research into this (he has a PhD in ecology) and came up with a rough estimate of the carbon footprint of walking vs driving. (This is different than energy cost of course, but related…). What I believe he came up with is that it depends a lot on the diet. If it is heavy on the meat and dairy, then it is a close match carbon wise (which makes sense because "making" meat is very very resource intensive) But if you are eating a plant-based diet, walking wins. But still, not be the "many orders of magnitude" difference one might expect. In other words, it's certainly quite possible that (say) 4 people on foot or on bikes could be better off carpooling or using a well-used train, etc. But probably not if they are vegan and eating locally sourced, organic/"solar" food. But my friend needs to do more careful number crunching based on some of the research articles on the topic he pulled up.


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Might & Magic Heroes VI standalone expansion. Shades of Darkness, as it's called, will be available worldwide on February 28, 2013. Set in time one century after the core game's events, Shades of Darkness will feature two storylines, setting two factions – the Dark Elves and the Necromancers of Heresh – against each other for the fate of Ashan.
The expansion will be available independently or as part of a Might & Magic Heroes VI Complete Edition, which includes the core game and the expansion along with all bonus content, two DLC packs, and a full soundtrack. And Ubisoft has also premiered the Might & Magic web portal, featuring lots of information about the franchise's mythology, an interactive timeline about the world's history, and lots of new and info on the various games in the series. You can see some portal layouts and a bit of concept art for the expansion in the gallery below.