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The world has witnessed more financial crises in the past twenty years than at any comparable time in its history. More than two-thirds of countries in all parts of the world and at all stages of economic development have experienced a financial crisis. The costs of these crises, moreover, have been disportionately high and thus especially burdensome for developing countries. This disturbing development has led to calls for reform in financial systems around the globe to prevent such crises in the future.
The studies presented in this book are the product of a working group of diverse researchers and practitioners in finance and economics grappling with issues of increasingly more frequent and costly financial crises in the wake of the 1997-1998 rolling financial instability that started in Thailand and Indonesia, traversed to Russia and eventually Argentina, with many stops in-between. Punctuating the period in which this work was written and edited were the attacks on the World Trade Organization meetings in Seattle and other anti-global protests, and finally, the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001. Though widely disparate events, this collection focuses our attention upon the all too often ignored dimension of how to finance the future. This is especially keen for a majority of countries struggling to overcome centuries of income, wealth and educational polarization and enter a period of growth. Capital access denied is all too often democracy and freedom deferred accompanied by political instability that hobbles global development.
Walter Russell Mead and Sherle Schwenninger provide a frequently underemphasized but nonetheless important approach to financial reform. They seek to focus the attention of any reform effort on the need to promote the development of a large and prosperous middle-class in emerging market economies. This approach to reform is consistent with the view of Aristotle, who long ago affirmed the virtues of the middle-class in an ideal society, remarking that "where the middle class is large, there are least likely to be factions and dissension." Many calls for reform, however, have failed to emphasize the value of the middle class in this regard. Indeed, as Mead and Schwenninger point out, despite numerous blueprints for reform, none recognize the importance of encouraging emerging economies to promote what every developed economy benefits from: a middle class that acts as a moderating influence on governments' bad policies and a supporting influence on governments' good policies.
It is the need to establish a source of legitimacy for reform in emerging market economies that underlines the importance of a middle-class oriented financial architecture. At present, capital flows into emerging markets remain volatile and relatively short term. In some countries, flows have turned negative in recent years. In most emerging markets, capital flows have yet to be restored to pre-Asian crisis (1997) levels. Small and medium businesses, moreover, are denied access to the vast pool of capital that the savings of developed countries represent. This situation persists because the much-needed changes to economic policy and to the governance of firms in these economies still lack sufficient popular support. The authors convincingly argue that for market-oriented reforms to succeed and produce lasting stability, they must hold out the prospect that all citizens will directly benefit from them. Reforms, for example, must be designed to allow ordinary people access to home ownership through the availability of affordable long-term financing or for private entrepreneurs to enter long protected, government directed business markets. Expanding economic participation in home and business ownership is key to the expansion of consumption and production in these economies. Not only will a program of middle-class oriented development create a constituency that will support reform, but it will be the best guarantor of global stability. Fortunately, much of the world, indeed most emerging market economies, is ready for middle-class oriented policies. Mead and Schwenninger provide evidence for this favorable climate by noting that 52 countries with a combined population of some 1.5 billion have already achieved levels of GDP comparable to those at which the U.S. and other countries first enacted middle-class oriented policies.
The key to the development of a large middle-class is the access of ordinary people to affordable, long term credit enabling them to realize the hopes and dreams in their business, professional, and home lives. This, in turn, requires low and stable interest rates and an overall stable macroeconomic environment. The main barriers to achieving these goals are the lack of stable, hard currencies and credible central banks, the existence of illiquid and poorly or inappropriately regulated capital markets, and the lack of well-functioning and adequately capitalized regional and international financial institutions. The importance of many of these factors for successful reform is not unappreciated by others also calling for meaningful change in financial systems.
What tends to be neglected in the debate on financial reform, however, is the authors' emphasis on the need for regional institutions. Much of the work on a new financial architecture has stressed the importance of national or international initiatives. The roles of the Bretton-Woods institutions and of private- and public-sector entities at the national level have been considered in depth. Yet, perhaps for historical or political reasons, much less attention has been paid to the potential value of regional institutions. Mead and Schwenninger use the appealing homily of Goldilocks and the Three Bears to emphasize the importance of regional financial institutions. The international level is too distant and too unaccountable, while the national level is too open to political manipulation and short-term public opinion. The regional level, however, is just right. Regional institutions and markets would be neither too distant and lacking in legitimacy nor too open to short-term pressures and lacking in credibility.
The two regional institutions central to the blueprint for a middle-class oriented financial architecture are regional central banks and regional currencies. Recognizing that the currencies of developing countries often lack the credibility of their more developed country counterparts, the authors urge the creation of currency regions either through what has come to be known as currency substitution (or more popularly, dollarization) or the creation of new currencies (or indeed the creation of new "synthetic" currencies pegged to a trade-weighted basket of hard currencies in a manner not unlike the ECU). The adoption of such hard currencies will go far to lower the interest rates entrepreneurs and other borrowers in developing countries must pay as well as lengthen the average time horizon of investments made in such countries.
Properly capitalized regional central banks similar in structure and function to the European Central Bank (ECB) would be established to conduct monetary policy on behalf of the region as a whole. Additionally, such regional central banks would be granted stewardship of member countries' foreign reserves and engage in the prudential regulation of the regions' capital markets. Unlike national central banks - where the national government is generally the sole shareholder - these regional central banks would be responsible to a diverse pool of shareholders including the Bretton-Woods organizations, member and non-member central banks, member and non-member country based banks, and other institutional and individual investors.
Accession to membership of these regional central banks would follow a similar, but less onerous, path than that for accession to the Euro. Budget deficits would be reduced (although not as ambitiously as in the Stability and Growth Pact of the EU), reforms would be made to legal systems and the central banks would oversee the comprehensive restructuring of member states' regulatory systems along a single, common line. Once in place, the regional central banks would be responsible for building middle-class oriented financial systems.
In summary, the authors provide a novel approach to financial reform so urgently needed to eliminate the wide gap that separates the have-nots from the haves among the roughly 200 countries in the world. The promise they offer with their proposal of middle-class oriented policies is "enhanced social stability and reduced conflict even as economies shift to more market-based rather than influence-based methods of credit allocation." This presents a compelling, achievable and urgent goal that should be pursued at this time.
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Emotional testimony from Darnella Frazier
MINNEAPOLIS – Additional witnesses took part in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on Tuesday, and some burst into tears and shared their memories of the day George Floyd died.
One of the witnesses was a mixed martial arts fighter. the teenager who recorded the video of Floyd's death, the teen's 9-year-old cousin and a high school senior who went to the store to get an aux cable.
Two more witnesses – A 911 dispatcher and cashier working across the street – testified Monday, and defense and law enforcement attorneys opened the process by setting out their case. Here's what you missed:.
Floyd, a black man, died in police custody on May 25, 2020 after the white chauvin pressed his knee against Floyd's neck for more than nine minutes when Floyd shouted "I can't breathe" more than 20 times. Chauvin is charged with second degree murder, third degree murder, and second degree manslaughter.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the court heard from 18-year-old student Alyssa Nicole Funari who said she would go to Cup Foods that day to get a rope with a friend. She recorded three videos of the incident on her friend's phone.
A 9-year-old girl who wore a shirt with the word "love" on it on the day George Floyd died testified Tuesday morning.
Darnella Frazier, the teenage girl who recorded the infamous video It showed the arrest and death of George Floyd, who also testified that the incident had changed her life.
Judge Peter Cahill first turned down a state motion on Tuesday to prevent all audio and video from four key witnesses from being released.
While Cahill said the witnesses, including the now 18-year-old woman who was 17 at the time and was filming the viewer's viral video, were only allowed to be mentioned by first name, they would not speak or spell their names on camera or Audio.
The witness says she wanted to intervene, but I couldn't
"He looked like he was struggling to breathe," Funari told District Attorney Erin Eldridge, adding, "I was beginning to realize that if he were held much longer, he would not live."
Funari cried and said she felt she had failed because she wanted to intervene but couldn't because "there was a higher power there" – an official pushed the crowd back. "There was nothing there that I could do as a spectator," she said, adding, "I couldn't physically do what I wanted to do."
As Chauvin continued to stare down at Floyd, she said, "I saw him burden him more and more. I saw his leg lift off the floor and his hands put in his pocket."
The 9-year-old says he witnessed George Floyd's death
A 9-year-old girl who wore a shirt with the word "love" on it on the day George Floyd died testified Tuesday morning. She is the cousin of Darnella Frazier, the teen who recorded the video of the incident.
"I saw a cop George Floyd put his knee around his neck," the girl said, referring to Chauvin. "The ambulance had to push him away. … Some people took him off of him."
When Attorney General Jerry Blackwell asked the girl how she felt about what she was seeing, she said she was "sad and kind of crazy".
"And tell us why you were sad and crazy," said Blackwell.
"Because it feels like he's stopping to breathe and it was like hurting him," she said.
The defense did not ask her questions and she was excused within five minutes of commenting.
Video-taped teenager Darnella Frazier "stayed up and apologized to George Floyd for not doing more".
Darnella Frazier told the jury on Tuesday She was on her way to Cup Foods with her cousin – where she was "hundreds, maybe even thousands" of times – when she saw a man "and a policeman kneeling on him." She said she quickly led her cousin to the store.
"It wasn't right. He was suffering. He was in pain," she said. "He cried for his mother."
Frazier recently turned 18 and only the audio of her testimony was broadcast live from the courtroom. You could hear her crying. "It seemed like he knew. It seemed like he knew it was over for him," Frazier said in a comment that was removed from the file for not being allowed to testify what Floyd was thinking.
"When I look at George Floyd, I look at my father. I look at my brothers, I look at my cousins, my uncles because they're all black," Frazier said when she burst into tears again. "I'm looking how that could have been one of them."
Frazier said she stayed up a few nights. "She apologized and apologized to George Floyd for not doing more and not interacting physically and not saving his life. (But) it's not what I should have done. It's what (chauvin) should have done. "
When asked by District Attorney Jerry Blackwell, Frazier replied that she wouldn't describe the group watching from the sidewalk as unruly. She said no one threatened or violated the police officers. The only violence she witnessed was "from the cops, from chauvin and Officer (Tou) Thao". Thao was the officer who stood between Chauvin and the crowd warning them to stay back.
Frazier said she felt in danger because officers put their hands on her chemical spray as she or others in the group tried to get closer to Chauvin and Floyd. "I didn't understand why the mace was needed in the first place," she said. According to court records, Chauvin repeatedly grabbed his mace.
Donald Williams takes a stand again and gets emotional in the courtroom
Prosecutors called their third witness, Donald Williams, back to testify Tuesday morning A technical error cut his certificate on Monday.
Williams told the court on Monday that he was on his way to Cup Foods, where Floyd was arrested when he met Floyd, who was "pleading for his life". Williams told the court that he asked officers to stop the "blood throttle," a form of throttle that knocks someone out.
Williams got emotional in the courtroom on Tuesday and wiped his tears off when he heard the 911 call he made as officers walked off the scene. "He pretty much killed this guy who didn't defy arrest," Williams said on the call.
Williams said in court on Tuesday: "I called the police station because I believed I had witnessed a murder."
In a tense cross-examination by Head Defense Attorney Eric Nelson, Williams admitted he was unaware that the officers were dealing with Floyd for 15 minutes before arriving at the scene. He also admitted he didn't know that an ambulance had been called to the scene three minutes before his arrival.
Nelson told Williams that he "got angry" and "threatened the police". According to the video of the incident, Nelson listed several swear words Williams called the officers.
"Those terms just got angrier, right?" Nelson said.
"Those terms became more of a plea for life," replied Williams, adding, "You can't call me angry."
When prosecutor Matthew Frank spoke to Williams again, Williams said he was concerned that Floyd "was about to be fainted".
"So you were concerned about Mr. Floyd losing his life?" Asked Frank.
"Right," said Williams.
The prosecutors call three witnesses: 911 dispatchers, cashiers, MMA fighters
Prosecutors called their first three witnesses on Monday: a 911 dispatcher on call that day, a cashier across the street who recorded videos of the incident, and a fighter with mixed martial arts who witnessed Floyd's death.
► Jena Lee Scurry, A 911 dispatcher who was working on the day Floyd died told the court that she had alerted a police officer that something had gone wrong while Floyd was arrested, which she could watch via a livestream from a street camera in town . "I was concerned that something was wrong," she said. "It was a gut feeling that something wasn't going right with the incident."
The second witness Alisha Oyler, worked as a cashier on the speedway across the street the day George Floyd died. She recorded seven videos on her phone. She told Steve Schleicher, a special assistant attorney general, that she started the recording after realizing that the police were "messing with someone."
The third witness Donald Williams, is a mixed martial arts trained wrestler who said he has been chokeholds dozens of times in MMA fights. Williams was on his way to Cup Foods, where Floyd was arrested when he met Floyd who was "pleading" for his life. Williams told the court that he asked officers to stop the "blood throttle," a form of throttle that knocks someone out. Chauvin did a "shimmy" to tighten the choke, he said.
Prosecutors play a disturbing video of George Floyd's final minutes
The prosecutors opened their case on Monday at shows the judges the disturbing video showing chauvin on George Floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. The video, which lasted 9 minutes and 29 seconds, played on multiple screens in the courtroom. It contained the tone of Floyd gasping 27 times, "I can't breathe," and witnesses who grew angry as they urged Chauvin to peel off Floyd's throat.
Prosecutor Jerry Blackwell said Chauvin "put his knees on his (Floyd's) neck and back and ground and crushed him to the breath … until the life was squeezed out of him."
The case is not about the difficult "decisions the police have to make in a split second," Blackwell said. "There are 569 seconds, not a split second."
In his opening address, Attorney General Eric Nelson told the jury that the evidence in the case was "far greater than 9 minutes and 29 seconds". He described a scene where Floyd was using drugs and resisting arrest. Continue reading.
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It's not in every city that you can walk on old railroad tracks 30 feet above the street. While afternoons are often crowded along the highline, the unique experience is pretty cool. I've done it more than once as it's a nice outing with friends, a cheap date, or when family visits. Running through Chelsea and the Meatpacking District you can stroll through the Chelsea Market or relax at the south end at the Biergarden at The Standard. There's even views of Avenue Nightclub and Artichoke Pizza, as mentioned in my last post.
Plan your walk and check out maps here.
I gotta get out to NYC and check this place out! Seems so cool!


Our verdict is in: Years of litigation are NOT good for the Mississippi River Delta or the rest of the Gulf.
BP still owes billions under the Clean Water Act and Oil Pollution Act, but their lawyers and litigation tactics are stalling Gulf restoration with every passing day.
Take Action: Tell BP it's time to stop stalling and pay up. We'll make sure your message gets to them.
I'm writing today to urge BP to stop stalling and pay up. BP is still liable for billions of dollars in civil fines under the both the Clean Water Act and Oil Pollution Act. More than three years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, it's clear that years of litigation are not good for the Gulf. In June, a forty thousand-pound tar mat was discovered offshore of Grand Terre, a barrier island about 90 miles south of New Orleans. This is unacceptable. Please, factor in both the near-term damages and longer-term impacts. Work to find a clear, just, robust resolution for the Gulf right away.


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Galaxy S20 Stalls on Promised Carrier Features
The Samsung Galaxy S20 series is still missing some promised features, such as Wi-Fi calling with AT&T on unlocked units and improved T-Mobile 5G networking.
Sascha Segan
Lead Analyst, Mobile
I'm that 5G guy. I've actually been here for every "G." I've reviewed well over a thousand products during 18 years working full-time at PCMag.com, including every generation of the iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy S. I also write a weekly newsletter, Fully Mobilized, where I obsess about phones and networks.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/galaxy-s20-stalls-on-promised-carrier-features
AT&T still hasn't made its Wi-Fi calling solution available on the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S20 series, although the carrier still intends to do so, an AT&T spokesperson told me via email.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, voice calling has shot up, and with a lot of people stuck working at home, that includes Wi-Fi calling. Wi-Fi calling uses your home network to connect cell phone calls if you have weak carrier service inside your home.
One sticking point for some AT&T users, historically, has been that Android phones that aren't purchased from AT&T don't support Wi-Fi calling. This isn't the case on other carriers, which all support Wi-Fi calling on at least some unlocked phones.
When the Galaxy S20 series launched, AT&T told me that it would support Wi-Fi calling on the carrier. Unfortunately, it looks like they're not quite there yet.
"Wi-Fi calling is supported today on AT&T versions of the Samsung Galaxy S20. We're continuing to work with device manufacturers to ensure customers get the call quality they expect from Wi-Fi calling on unlocked devices," AT&T said in a statement.
It's not at all clear why AT&T doesn't support Wi-Fi calling on the unlocked S20 series. In terms of other unlocked phones, carrier execs have told me that each carrier uses a somewhat different Wi-Fi calling system, so phones that haven't been approved by a carrier sometimes don't include the appropriate software. But the unlocked Galaxy S20 is the exact same hardware as the carrier models of the Galaxy S20, so that doesn't seem like all that difficult a lift.
Slow Software on S20 Series
This isn't the only software disappointment we're suffering on the S20 series. As far as we know, the T-Mobile Galaxy S20+ and S20 Ultra haven't received the 5G software update that was promised for April, which would bring 5G speeds up to par with the OnePlus 8 series.
This software update would let the phones combine T-Mobile's 4G and 5G networks in ways which improve both upload and download speeds. I've seen better low-band T-Mobile 5G performance on the OnePlus devices than on the Galaxy S20 series because of this software. T-Mobile's low-band network spans much of the country.
On the other hand, the Galaxy S20+ and Ultra have millimeter-wave 5G hardware, which the OnePlus phones don't. That means they can connect to an entire additional T-Mobile network in seven cities whereas the OnePlus phones cannot.
I've asked T-Mobile and Samsung about this software update, but haven't heard back from them. If you see it, tell me on Twitter @saschasegan(Opens in a new window).
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The Unhoneymooners- Christina Lauren
October 31, 2019 Stephanie4 Comments
Woohoo! I've been waiting to read The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren (Gallery Books, 2019) since I learned of its existence, and there was a copy waiting for me last week on the New Books shelf at the library. I've been a Christina Lauren fan for ages, so it's always a banner day when I'm able to grab a copy of their latest.
Olive Torres's twin sister Ami is getting married. Ami's always had good luck, while Olive is more the trip-UP-the-stairs kind of gal. While she's happy for her sister, Olive doesn't care for Ami's smarmy, bro-ey husband-to-be, Dane, and even more than that, she can't stand Dane's brother, Ethan, who judged her from the first time they met. Insults fly fast between the two of them anytime they're within five hundred feet of each other, but Olive's doing her best to keep things cool for her sister's big day.
However, an incident with food poisoning at the seafood-based dinner throws the whole reception into chaos, leaving shellfish-allergic Olive and buffet-avoidant Ethan the only ones not revisiting their dinners. Upon Ami's insistence, Olive and Ethan pose as Ami and Dane to take advantage of the honeymoon trip to Maui that Ami had won. But posing as a married couple has unforeseen consequences as Olive runs into her new boss (for whom honesty and integrity are key) and Ethan runs into his ex-girlfriend, whom he never completely got over. In all their pretending, the two actually fall for each other, but the real test of the strength of their blossoming connection comes when they return home to their real lives.
While I ended up actually really enjoying The Unhoneymooners, it started off just a little slow for me, and I think that was due to the fact that other than being cynical and sarcastic, I didn't have a good sense of who Olive really was. The more I think about it, since this is something that comes up later in the book in terms of Olive's career, this may have been intentional, especially since she does develop of stronger sense of self and begins to clarify what she wants (and doesn't want) as the story goes on.
Ethan isn't wholly likable at first, either, although, seen through Olive's eyes, he's not meant to be. He definitely has his flaws, ones that Olive rightfully walks away from at a certain moment, but overall, he's just as well-developed as Olive turns out to be. Together, their banter is sharp, witty, and as laugh-out-loud fun as any other Christina Lauren couple, though I definitely preferred their later-on banter over their early pre-getting together banter.
Dane is an entire piece of work, and the team here really knocked it out of the park writing one of the sleaziest, yet still completely believable characters in contemporary first-person romance. I only wish they'd included more backstory on what made Ami fall for him in the first place, because his personality and particular brand of bro-ey-ness was so off-putting to me, let alone all the complications that arise with him later on in the story. He never seemed flat or unrealistic, and I daresay far too many women have met guys who fall into the category of being a Dane. UGH. Well written, CL!!!
The second half was much more engaging than the first for me, so while this wasn't my #1 favorite Christina Lauren novel, I enjoyed it, and I'm looking forward to whatever they come up with next!
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Love and Other Words- Christina Lauren
May 11, 2019 Stephanie1 Comment
The final task I had to complete the Modern Mrs. Darcy 2019 Reading Challenge was three books by the same author. While, as I mentioned in my last post, I don't often binge-read books by the same author (I'm more of a slow, savoring, dole-it-out-bit-by-bit kind of gal), Christina Lauren is an exception for me. I fell in love with them when I read Dating You/Hating You a few years back, and they've been front-and-center on my radar ever since. This year, I read (and loved!) My Favorite Half-Night Stand and followed that up days later with Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating. To round out my list of three books, I chose Love and Other Words (Gallery Books, 2018), the duo's first foray into women's fiction.
When Macy's mom dies when Macy is only 10, she leaves behind a list of advice that will help her husband raise their daughter. One of these pieces of advice prompts him to buy a mildewy vacation house in California wine country, and it's there that Macy meets Elliot, the gangly, awkward, bookish boy next door who will become her everything. The two forge a friendship based on literature and honesty, and Macy finds Elliot is the one person she can just be with. He doesn't act weird because her mom died, and while he doesn't always know exactly what to say, he always knows exactly how to listen. As they grow and mature, what started out as friendship shifts into something stronger, something they both understand is timeless, but the reader is already privy to the truth: thanks to Macy's narration and the alternating timelines, we know that as an adult, Macy, now a doctor and deeply hurt, hasn't seen or spoken to Elliot in eleven years, and she's engaged to someone else.
Love and Other Words examines how a friendship can blossom into love and then fall to pieces before either party has a chance to understand why or how, and the aftermath of such a painful destruction. For a story that's abundant with grief in each of the two timelines, Christina Lauren still manages to imbue the story with a sense of hope, healing, discovering the means in oneself to let go of the past and fall in love with life- and with someone else- once again.
This was a deep, lovely read. Macy and Elliot as teenagers are beyond adorable- Elliot is the boy next door every book nerd wishes they had when they were younger. The two spend their days holed up in Macy's library, reading quietly and sharing books, and nothing would have made me happier as a teenager to have a friend like that (sadly, I read alone on my front porch and in my room; none of the boys that lived near me were readers). Their awkward-but-brutally honest conversations are both funny and charming, and multiple times I laughed out loud at their blundering attempts at more mature discussion. Take, for example, the following dialogue:
"Why are you staring at me?" he asked.
"I was…not."
He let out a short, dry sound of disbelief. "Okay." Stretching his neck, he looked down. "You're still staring."
"I'm just wondering how it works," I asked.
"How what works?"
"When you…" I made a telling gesture with my hand. "With guys and the…you know?"
He raised his eyebrows, waiting. I could see the moment he knew what I was talking about. His pupils dilated so fast his eyes looked black.
"You're asking me how dicks work?"
Even if you weren't that curious as a teenager, how amazing would it have been to have a friendship that comfortable, where you could be that open with each other? Christina Lauren has (have? I'm never sure what verb form one uses with a writing duo. Third person singular? Plural? Possibly English is just stupid for this task) a gift for writing strong female/male friendships that confront any sexual tension in engaging and believable ways. Macy and Elliot are fine examples of this, but this has rung true for all of the couples and platonic friends in all of their books that I've read.
Adult Macy is driven by her work and closed off to deep emotion, something that becomes more understandable and heartbreaking as the reader learns more of her backstory. The one issue I have with this story is the speed at which the ending comes. There's a major revelation towards the end, one that makes everything Macy has been through and done make sense, and it's something that I think would have required more time for Elliot to process than he actually took. There would have been some strong emotions to work through, particularly from a character who feels things so deeply as Elliot does, and so I was left feeling as though I were being shoved out the door after having attended a warm party with friends.
Despite that, Love and Other Words is a deeply heartfelt story of two people with a once-enviable friendship who fall in love, lose everything in an instant, and find each other years later. It's grieving, it's pain, it's self-awareness and learning and coming back to a place of honesty after far too much time away. It fits in well with the other Christina Lauren novels I've read; while it lacks their usual dual narrative (something I always enjoy), the alternating timeline by a single narrator gives the book a similar feel. I so enjoyed reading this book, just like everything else I've read from this amazing duo. And with that, I've completed the 2019 Modern Mrs. Darcy Reading Challenge! Yay me!
Is there an author that you'll read pretty much anything they write? Christina Lauren is one of those authors for me; who are yours?
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Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating- Christina Lauren
February 8, 2019 March 13, 2019 Stephanie4 Comments
Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating is my third Christina Lauren book and is adorable, sweet, and oh-so-swoony. I love dual (or multiple) narrative books, and they do it so very well.
Hazel is eccentric, full of energy, close to the very definition of 'hot mess.' Josh is calm, relaxed, the coolest cucumber you'll ever meet. Hazel's chaos and disorder; Josh is buttoned to the neck and organized to the hilt. Josh is just coming out of a long-term relationship that ended badly; Hazel has never had great success when it comes to dating. But opposites attract, and they do it in a big way in this fabulous slow-burn rom-com.
They first meet in college, with a few awkward incidents involving vomit, sex, and post-wisdom tooth removal painkillers (not all at the same time, thankfully). Yet when their paths cross again years later, they're able to immediately slip into a comfortable friendship, despite their differences. After an apartment flood that displaces Hazel for weeks, Josh's sister gets him to agree to let Hazel stay at his place. He's not going to be there anyway, as he's off visiting his long-distance girlfriend…who's cheating on him. And has been. For almost half the relationship. Ouch. Upon his immediate return, Hazel takes it upon herself to pull him out of his funk, and as their friendship grows, they set each other up on double blind dates…disastrous ones. Which leads them to have drunken sex, which totally changes nothing. They're still friends, still double-dating…right?
When Josh sets Hazel up with a friend who turns out to be the guy who broke her heart, the stakes are raised, and Josh begins to realize his feelings for Hazel run far deeper than just friends, while Hazel still continues to think she's not quite good enough for him. A spanner in the works makes time of the essence, though, and Hazel will have to get past her fear of ruining their friendship in order to define what she and Josh truly are to each other.
This was beyond adorable. I will admit, I had a hard time warming up to Hazel at first, though I did find her more relatable as the story went on. She's loud and quirky and no-holds-barred; I'm more of the 'text my husband from another room because yelling downstairs would be exhausting' levels of energy, and I'm not sure I'd be able to handle someone like Hazel in real life. But in the book, she works, and she provides a lovely balance to Josh's more relaxed nature. I found Josh to be a swoony delight; I was utterly charmed by everything about him. He's so sweet with Hazel, so loving with his sister and parents, and I absolutely loved his connection with his Korean heritage and the occasional reference to his being bilingual (my marriage is similar; my husband is Belgian by birth and speaks both English and French). His growing feelings for Hazel were written so well; nothing was rushed or felt like it moved too quickly, and the ending- THE ENDING! That finally chapter practically had me on the floor. SO FULL OF ADORABLENESS.
Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating is the swoon-worthy slow burn rom-com you need in your life. Drop everything and read this book, because it's like a soft, fuzzy blanket you can wrap around yourself on the coldest day of the year.
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My Favorite Half-Night Stand- Christina Lauren
I fell in love with the writing duo of Christina Lauren last year after reading Dating You/Hating You. The writing and plot were so sharp and fast-paced, and the chemistry between Carter and Evie was magnetic (and it's a book set in Hollywood, so you know I'm down for that!), so I was excited to find two of their books on the library's New Fiction shelf this week. My Favorite Half-Night Stand didn't disappoint one bit.
Millie's life isn't perfect- her mom died when she was young, leaving her family fractured and Millie unable to open up about her pain; her father has been newly diagnosed with Parkinson's and she can't deal- but it helps that she has the most amazing group of friends. Guy friends: Ed, Chris, Alex…and Reid. Reid's the guy she considers her best friend; things have always been just a little different with him, a little extra. When the five of them realize they need dates for their university's upcoming black tie gala, the perpetually single workaholic friends make a pact to join a dating app, but that night, Millie and Reid burn it down in bed together. No biggie, it's just a one-time thing…right?
When Reid begins to talk to women on the app and Millie gets nothing but dick pics and lascivious come-ons, she creates a second, secret profile…and matches with Reid. She's sure he'll recognize their private jokes in the message she writes, but when he doesn't, she finds herself opening up to him in a way she can't in real time. Their repeated steamy encounters only complicate the situation, especially when Reid's still chatting with Daisy, a gorgeous blond, and Cat, Millie's fake profile. When things come to a head, Millie needs to decide what she truly wants…and Reid will have to decide if he can ever trust his best friend again.
I loved this. Lying about identity always makes me uncomfortable in romance novels, but Millie's character was so genuine and the chemistry, not only between her and Reid but among the friend group, was enough to make up for my unease. Each character has such a distinct personality and way of interacting with the others that made the group scenes an absolute delight to read; they had me wishing I had my own bad pun-cracking, loud belching guy friend group to wipe the floor with in Friday night Monopoly games, and the group chat scenes add an extra bit of modern day fun. Nothing about Reid and Millie together seemed forced, and I really enjoyed how each morning after situation contained no awkwardness, just an easy back-to-normal continuation of the way things had always been between them. Their witty banter had me laughing out loud several times (to the point where my husband asked if I was okay from the other room).
Christina Lauren is (are? What verb form does what looks like a singular person who is actually a writing team take???) a master of contemporary romantic comedy, and My Favorite Half-Night Stand slammed it way out of the park for me. I've got Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating coming up next and I can't wait to dive in.
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Multiple times per day, I pull up a calendar to look at a date. For example, I might need to find "what day of the week is Sept 1st" or "what was the week ending date of that week."
This works ok for one month, but scrolling to the past or future isn't quick, and you can't see more than one month. Plus, it's sometimes hard to tell what month you're looking at or how to get back to the current month.
Now, I turn to the cal command, available from *nix command lines.
The new version of cal is ncal. It transposes the calendar (days run down the side) and can feel cramped, but it can fit more across a screen.
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An Open Letter to Vladimir Putin
Written by Stephanie Janiczek on September 16, 2013
Dear President Putin:
I know you probably are not that well versed in American History, American Culture and even our geography. You probably never studied the intricacies of the American Revolution, and even our Civil War. When I read your personal attack on the United States in the New York Times it screamed intentional ignorance. This is where bigotry and hate come from. Let me help you overcome that.
The United States isn't like any other country in the world. We are not merely one nation under God even though we are. We are a union of sovereign states, who have governments of their own and inside those states there are local governments who are always the first point of contact for the people. You have this rather ridiculous view of this monolithic society and I find it fascinating, sir, because to me you are merely projecting the Russian state over the centuries. What you think you see in the US is not the US, it is merely a reflection of your country. How pathological of you.
Our ancestors came here to the US for several reasons. They were fleeing religious persecution, like the Pilgrims who landed at Plymouth Rock. Even the Catholics that started the state of Maryland came to the colonies to have a place to live without fear. That's what the United States is, a place to live without fear.
Think about that concept: A Place to Live without Fear. Nothing like that has ever existed on the planet. People can worship God in their own way without fear. That doesn't happen everywhere. And when the Founders created the US Constitution, it was the first time that concept was written down as not a right given by a faceless cold government, but God Almighty Himself. You see, Mr. President, there is no difference in God's eyes between you and me and the guy down the street. Once you understand that humbling concept, everything about the United States becomes clear; and it is clearly why we are exceptional. One Nation, Under God. No nation says that or conceives of that. In the US it is the red thread that holds everything together.
Others came here to earn a living. To own land. Mr. President, do you realize what a concept that is? To own one's own land and to farm it as one would want to? To owe no landlord rent? It is probably one of the most revolutionary concepts of American philosophy, property ownership.
Our lovely land from the East Coast to the West Coast, along with Hawaii and Alaska, is paradise. Our history is wrapped in the land. The roughhewn cowboy, the gun fighter even the GI were born of the wild, rugged beauty of this land. The land made us the independent nation we are. If you understand the relationship between Americans and their landscape from the deserts to the mountains, to the Great Plains to the oceans, you start to see us for who we are. Tough, solid and determined. The land has also made us exceptional.
My Grandfather came off the boat from Norway. He had nothing much but the clothes on his back, some things in a bag, and an address in Wisconsin where his older brother lived. He ended up in Readstown, Wisconsin, on a farm and actually had the opportunity he wouldn't have in Norway, to own his own land instead of working land his oldest brother inherited from their father, as was the tradition in Norway. But, in the US anyone could own land because that was the opportunity the US provides for everybody.
Grandpa lost the farm during the Depression but he found other opportunities and he was a proud American till the day he died. Why? Because he never would have had the chances he'd had if he had stayed in Norway.
We made the world a better place. What nation at its beginnings can point to a Thomas Jefferson, a John Adams or his Excellency himself, General George Washington, as their founders? Three remarkable men who didn't just read and write and do, they defined in their own ways what an American is supposed to be. I suggest you read about George Washington, and understand that is what we are.
I assume you believe we've lost that idea; however, as usual, you do underestimate our country which is exactly what your country did when you were still communists. You are fascists now, and you still underestimate us. It is always the same old story. But remember this: our current leaders are temporary and we've been underestimated before and for those who wish us harm it always comes back to hurt them. That's just a reminder.
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Stephanie Janiczek
Stephanie Janiczek is a former Capitol Hill Staff Assistant, Schedule C Appointee and Leadership Institute alum. Military Wife, Hunter, Horse enthusiast, dog owner, writer and feminist kryptonite.


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Cherry Hill woman accused of stealing from her employer
Rae Haltzman faces wire fraud charge over alleged theft of more than $500K from a catering firm
Cherry Hill woman accused of stealing from her employer Rae Haltzman faces wire fraud charge over alleged theft of more than $500K from a catering firm Check out this story on courierpostonline.com: https://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/2019/07/22/rae-haltzman-cherry-hill-theft-catering-by-design/1792725001/
Jim Walsh, Cherry Hill Courier-Post Published 11:02 a.m. ET July 22, 2019 | Updated 5:08 p.m. ET July 22, 2019
PHILADELPHIA - A Cherry Hill woman with a record of theft convictions is accused of stealing more than $500,000 while working as a bookkeeper.
Rae Haltzman, 64, pursued multiple schemes to divert cash from her employer, a Philadelphia catering business, authorities allege.
Rae Haltzman allegedly wrote unauthorized checks to herself, sometimes forging her boss' signature, as a bookkeeper and controller for Catering by Design, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Philadelphia.
She also allegedly directed payroll processors to send her unearned salary and bonuses, and misused company credit cards, the federal prosecutor's office alleges.
Haltzman's also accused of improperly boosting her health insurance coverage at her employer's expense, according to a charging document filed in Philadelphia federal court.
The document, called an information, charges Haltzman with wire fraud.
It alleges Haltzman diverted about $509,000 from the catering business between January 2015 and July 2018.
According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Haltzman initially wrote checks to herself on a company account, forging the name of the catering firm's president. She later gained authority to sign company checks herself, and the amount of money stolen from the checking accounts allegedly rose to almost $292,000.
Haltzman is accused of pocketing almost $193,000 by directing two payroll processers to send her unauthorized payments for extra salary, bonuses and vacation benefits.
The information alleges she used Catering by Design credit cards for personal expenses of about $16,500, and that she caused the firm to pay about $8,700 for additional health insurance.
Superior Court records in Camden show Haltzman pleaded guilty in 2015 to stealing $47,000 from the tenants' association at The Grand apartment complex in Cherry Hill.
Haltzman admitted to taking the funds while serving as the association's president from October 2010 to July 2012. The complex of two mid-rise buildings is on Frontage Road near Route 70.
Haltzman was sentenced in May 2015 to 180 days of house arrest and five year's probation.
Court records also show convictions in state court, Camden, for theft charges in 2015, 2013 and 2011.
Halltzman was employed by the Philadelphia firm "from at least December 2014 to July 2018," according to the federal charge. It says she was added as an "authorized signatory" for the caterer's bank accounts in 2016.
Federal court records do not identify an attorney for Haltzman, who also faces a demand for forfeiture of property and cash equal to the alleged theft from Catering by Design.
Jim Walsh is a free-range reporter who's been roaming around South Jersey for decades. His interests include crime, the courts, economic development and being first with breaking news. Reach him at jwalsh@gannettnj.com or look for him in traffic.
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Pokemon Go February 2021 Events: Valentine's Day, 1 PokeCoin Bundles, and More
Everything you need to know.
February is almost here, and with a new month comes lots of new and exciting events to look forward to in Pokemon Go!
Here are some of the events and updates happening next month.
February Research Breakthrough
From February 1 at 1 p.m. PT until March 1 at 1 p.m. PT, you'll earn an encounter with Snorlax each time you achieve a Research Breakthrough. As a reminder, you'll earn a Research Breakthrough encounter each time you complete at least one Field Research task on seven separate days (this doesn't have to be seven days in a row).
Legendary and Mega Raids
A variety of Legendary and Mega-evolved Pokemon will be featured in Raids throughout February. Here's the calendar.
Raikou - From January 31 at 10 a.m. local time until February 4 at 10 a.m. local time
Suicune - From February 4 at 10 a.m. local time until February 9 at 10 a.m. local time
Latias and Latios - From February 9 at 10 a.m. local time until February 20 at 9 a.m. local time
Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, and Mewtwo - From February 20 at 9 a.m. local time until March 1 at 8 a.m. local time
Mega Vanusaur, Mega Ampharos, and Mega Houndoom - From January 19 until February 9 at 10 a.m. local time
Mega Pidgeot, Mega Ampharos, and an unannounced Mega-evolved Pokemon - From February 9 at 10 a.m. until February 20 at 9 a.m. local time
Mega Venusaur, Mega Charizard X, Mega Charizard Y, and Mega Blastoise - From February 20 until March 1
A Raid Hour event will also take place each Wednesday in February from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time. During these events, more Tier-5 Raids than normal will be available, featuring the Legendary Pokemon that are appearing in Tier-5 Raids at the time.
Spotlight Hours
There are four Tuesdays in February, and each one will feature a different Spotlight Hour event. These events will take place from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time.
February 2 - Ekans will appear more frequently than normal in the wild, and you'll receive two times the normal number of experience points when evolving Pokemon
February 9 - Miltank will be the featured Pokemon, and you'll receive two times the normal amount of Stardust when catching Pokemon
February 16 - Luvdisc will be in the spotlight, and you'll receive two times the normal number of experience points for catching Pokemon
February 23 - Pikachu will be the featured pocket monster, and you'll receive two times the normal amount of Pokemon Candy when catching Pokemon
Team Go Rocket Celebration
A new event focusing on Team Go Rocket will take place from February 2 at 10 a.m. local time until February 7 at 10 a.m. local time. During this time, players will be able to encounter Shadow Pokemon that haven't been seen before. Learn more about this event in our coverage.
Lunar New Year Event
Pokemon Go will celebrate the Lunar New Year with a Lunar New Year event taking place from February 9 until February 14. This event will feature red Pokemon, as well as an unannounced Mega-evolved Pokemon that will appear in Mega Raids. We'll make sure to bring you more details about this event as they're revealed.
Valentine's Day Event
The game's yearly Valentine's Day event will run from February 14 at 1 p.m. local time until February 18 at 8 p.m. local time. While many details about this event are still under wraps, in a news post, Niantic, the developer of Pokemon Go, said the event will feature "some Pokémon making their Pokémon GO debut as well as exclusive avatar items." We'll bring you more details about the 2021 Valentine's Day event as we learn more.
1 PokeCoin Bundles
Each week in February, trainers will be able to purchase a bundle of helpful items in the store for a single PokeCoin. Each 1 PokeCoin bundle will only be available for one week, and there's a limit of one bundle per player. Here are all of the goodies we can pick up in February.
February 1 - 20 Poke Balls, 1 Remote Raid Pass, and 1 Rocket Rader
February 8 - 8 Incense, 16 Razz Berries, and 10 Pinap Berries
February 15 - 20 Poke Balls, 1 Remote Raid Pass, 10 Great Balls, and 5 Ultra Balls
February 22 - 20 Poke Balls, 1 Remote Raid Pass, 5 Incense
In addition to these limited-time events, a variety of quality of life changes will be made to Pokemon Go in February 2021. To start, Niantic said players will soon be able to see "an image gallery showing off the PokéStop and Gym images that you and other Trainers have submitted."
This particular feature will roll out first to Level 40+ players in New Zealand on February 9. It will be released for all trainers around the world who have reached at least Level 38 near the end of March.
Next, Pokemon Go will be updated with a "level-up social share feature" that will allow players to share that they've leveled up without taking a screenshot on their device.
Finally, players will soon be able to transfer Legendary and Mythical Pokemon in groups alongside any normal Pokemon they want to transfer at the same time. That is, they will no longer have to transfer these special Pokemon one at a time.
Are you excited about these events and updates that are coming to Pokemon Go? Let us know on Twitter at @superparenthq.
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Q: Disable SoftDelete for AbpUserRole By default, the AbpUserRole and AbpRole implement ISoftDelete. Is it possible to disable it?
I tried to do this:
[AbpAuthorize(AppPermissions.Pages_Administration_Roles_Delete)]
public async Task DeleteRole(EntityDto input)
{
    using (CurrentUnitOfWork.DisableFilter(AbpDataFilters.SoftDelete))
    {
        var role = await _roleManager.GetRoleByIdAsync(input.Id);
        var users = await UserManager.GetUsersInRoleAsync(role.Name);

        foreach (var user in users)
        {
            CheckErrors(await UserManager.RemoveFromRoleAsync(user, role.Name));
        }

        CheckErrors(await _roleManager.DeleteAsync(role));
    }
}

Although the filter is disabled in the current unit of work, it doesn't work. The entity is marked as deleted.

A: Answered in this topic: https://forum.aspnetboilerplate.com/viewtopic.php?p=6180#p6193

Data filters work on selecting data. If your entity is SoftDelete, ABP always soft-deletes it and prevents actually deleting.
You can override CancelDeletionForSoftDelete method in your DbContext and prevent cancellation conditionally.

So, like this:
protected override void CancelDeletionForSoftDelete(EntityEntry entry)
{
    if (IsSoftDeleteFilterEnabled)
    {
        base.CancelDeletionForSoftDelete(entry);
    }
}

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Q: Using DOMDocument PHP I have managed to drill down to the element that I want. Here is an example of the html markup
<p> <strong> Title foo </strong> foo bar foo bar </p>

Is there a way to check if the string of a node contains <strong> or <b> etc? Is there a way to do this with DOMDocument or would I have to implement an xpath solution??
Thanks.

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Is there a way to check if the string of a node contains or etc

Try looking at the textContent property of the node.  Watch out, textContent searches both the node and all descendants.  If you need a precise match and don't want to crawl the tree yourself, then a xpath solution would probably be faster.

A: You can use a regular expression to check whether the string you are looking for is included in the content of the node.


The electrification of vehicles and buildings represents a tremendous opportunity to reduce our reliance on greenhouse gas emissions, in combination with a cleaner, modernized grid. Unfortunately, change has been slow. Upfront investment costs are high, and payback periods uncertain. A combination of financial incentives, policy mandates, and direct investments can help electric buildings and vehicles gain more widespread adoption.
Buildings and vehicles account for the vast majority of greenhouse gas emissions in our region. Centralized electric-power generation is on a clear path toward cleaner and renewable fuels, but our homes and vehicles are stuck in the fossil fuel era. Nearly all vehicles burn gasoline, and nearly all homes and businesses are heated with either natural gas or heating oil.
Energy standards for new buildings are high, but many buildings in our region are old—70 percent of all homes, for example, are more than 50 years old. Unless the buildings have been retrofitted, they are energy inefficient, and many burn heating oil, a more polluting source of heat than natural gas. The widespread adoption of electric furnaces and electric heat pumps has been hampered by high upfront costs and uncertain payoff periods.
Consumers have been slow to transition to electric cars because of higher upfront costs, different maintenance needs, and "range anxiety"—the concern drivers have about running out of power before reaching their destination. The upfront costs and logistics of building a comprehensive network of charging stations represents an additional hurdle. Sales are increasing, but the vehicles remain just a very small fraction of cars driven in the region.
Major policy shifts and investments are needed to reduce our region's greenhouse gas emissions from buildings and vehicles. In our region's cities, where residents drive less and live in older buildings, the focus should be on retrofitting and electrifying buildings, as the grid becomes cleaner and modernized. In the suburbs, where transportation represents a larger share of GHG emissions, the focus should be on promoting the wider adoption of electric vehicles.
To accelerate the pace and extent of electrification, state and city energy offices and regional transmission organizations should establish performance targets and track progress against them. States will also need to support the expansion of the electric systems needed to meet the energy needs of a more electrified future.
Sixty-seven percent of greenhouse gas emissions in New York City come from buildings, and about one-third of those building emissions are from burning fossil fuels for heat and hot water. Conserving energy by requiring more energy efficient building systems is important, but dramatic reductions in carbon emissions in the city will be possible only if we take steps to electrify buildings.
Transitioning heat and hot water systems to be powered by electricity instead of fossil fuels will evolve over a decade or more, as building systems age and need replacement. The public sector can help accelerate that transition.
The region's cities should measure the energy use and GHG emissions of every large building, and make the data publicly available, as New York City does already. A combination of tax credits, tax rebates, low-interest loans, and voluntary building-by-building targets for energy consumption and GHG emissions would encourage property owners to invest in retrofits. Ultimately, cities should be prepared to set and enforce hard caps on emissions.
Outside the region's cities, where residents typically drive to get around, and where homes are owned by individuals, not institutional entities, the key to GHG reductions lies in converting vehicles to cleaner fuels. Electric vehicles currently offer the greatest opportunity for that transition. Rapid innovations in batteries are making electric vehicles increasingly competitive, and sales are rising.
To address the higher purchase costs of electric vehicles, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut should expand existing incentive programs, including purchase or lease rebates, exemption from sales and use taxes, access to carpool lanes, preferential parking, and lower rates on toll roads. States should provide incentives for the transportation industry, especially goods movement, to transition to electric vehicles as the technologies evolve. Public sector agencies with car fleets should convert them to EVs and invest in vehicle-charging infrastructure.
To make the use of electric vehicles more geographically flexible, public utilities commissions should partner with states, municipalities, utilities, and EV and charging infrastructure companies to plan for an extensive, cohesive, and competitive network of charging stations across the region. Planning should anticipate the emergence of fast-charging technology, and consider land-use opportunities and conflicts.
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Randy Wicks: More than just a funny face
Tim Whyte · August 3, 1997
The last time I saw Randy Wicks, he was making faces at my little boy.
It was a Friday afternoon. We were leaving that evening for a weekend camping trip, and my wife Erin had gotten off work early to pack. She brought Luc by the office to say hi, and Randy, as usual, cooed over the little guy, who wasn't quite a year old yet.
Luc giggled at Randy, but not for the same reason most people did. Most people giggled because of what Randy drew as The Signal's cartoonist. Luc giggled at him because he made a funny face.
We all have our reasons.
Anyway, Erin and Luc left, and I went about the business of getting the weekend opinion pages together. We then left for a scheduled two-night trip to Buellton.
The next day, after we'd been away from the campsite to shop, we returned to find a note pinned to one of the tent-trailers. The note said to call the office ASAP, and when I did, John Boston broke it to me: Randy had died that morning -- one year ago today.
It was a heart attack. He was just 41.
We broke camp faster than ever and hurried back to the office. We called Mom on the cellular phone and asked her to call my grandmother and tell her the bad news. Randy had been friends with my grandfather, who died a couple of years earlier. A Wicks-autographed cartoon -- signed, "To Big Joe" -- still hangs on the wall at Nana's house.
There was a candlelight vigil at the office that night, and in some ways a vigil has been kept ever since. Some members of our staff still choke up when Randy's name comes up in conversation. He was part of the family.
A few days later, Will Fleet and I completed the grim task of cleaning out Randy's office. That office contained all the vital clues about this man, and what made him tick. Some of his most prized possessions were there, right down to his Chicago Cubs pennant. When we were done, we locked the office tight. It stayed that way for, oh, a good six months.
Randy's personalized license plate said, "PSN PEN," and indeed, when he targeted a politician -- especially a Republican -- that pen could sting. But his cartoons almost always contained some Bactine, too, to take the sting away.
"Poison Pen" belies his kindness.
He led kids on tours of The Signal. He would draw cartoons for them and always included a lesson on the First Amendment. He spent untold hours drawing cartoons for invitations, programs and fliers for one community do-good organization or another. He was an incredible observer of human behavior, and a co-worker who was down in the dumps would inevitably get an understanding pat on the back from Randy, followed by the most sincere, sympathetic query: Are you OK? Is there anything I can do?
Not long after he died, we decided a lasting tribute to Randy was in order, and as a result we formed the SCV Press Club to facilitate the tribute. We planned a big fund-raiser -- the SCV Newsmaker Awards -- to establish a scholarship program in Randy's memory.
He'd like that.
The event was a huge hit, and in June we awarded two $1,500 scholarships to a pair of outstanding local students. The annual Randy Wicks Memorial Scholarship will become that well-deserved, lasting tribute.
We couldn't keep his office locked up forever, as much as some of us would have liked to. My office had been adjacent, and we're planning some major equipment changes and furniture moving in the department, so we knocked down the walls of my office -- it had been an add-on created by a previous editor -- and I moved into Randy's.
It's the only work space in the Editorial Department that has a window. That Randy, he always had the prime spot, the best vantage point from which to stare at the sky, the car dealership across the street and the trees and hills behind it as he pondered the world's events and conjured up a cartoon idea.
It was unsettling, moving into that office. Randy was an icon, a community legend. His work was magic. Who was I to occupy that space? Hell, I'm struggling just to hack my way through a column that only describes the magic, much less make it. The nerve.
Now, it's been a year since Randy died. And here I am in my office -- his office -- staring out at a cloudless sky, wondering what cartoon magic he would have created today if he were sitting here.
There are mementos of Randy in here. There's his football, bearing the famous Wicks autograph. Whenever Luc comes to the office, he looks for that ball, and we play a toddler version of "catch" in the newsroom.
And there's Randy's baseball glove, also bearing the "Wicks" signature. And a tie his family gave me after he died. And Randy's wonderful, wonderful puppet of Ronald Reagan wearing boxing gloves. When you pull a trigger inside the puppet, Reagan punches himself in the face.
That is so Randy.
Other reminders of Randy are being readied for placement on a wall near The Signal's front desk: some of his many awards, copies of cartoons, commendations from politicians, his plaque commemorating fifteen years of service to the paper, and the flag that was flown over the U.S. Capitol in his honor after he died.
There's another memento from Randy at my house, hanging on the wall of Luc's room. It's a framed cartoon Randy drew the day Luc was born. It depicts a nurse showing the new baby to "Mr. Whyte," and the baby has Mickey Mouse ears -- a nod to my fondness for all things Disney. The only parts of "Mr. Whyte" that show in the cartoon are his feet, as he has fainted upon seeing the Mouse-eared "baby."
Luc won't remember knowing Randy, but he'll always have that cartoon. And years from now, when Luc asks where that drawing came from, I'll say, "Son, it came from your friend Randy. And let me tell you, he was a whole lot more than just a funny face. . . ."
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