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The national manufacturer LADA, the central player of the Russian automotive industry, retained over 20 percent of the market share in 2018. The brand was leading in both primary and secondary markets as of May 2019. Two of its models made it in the top three of the most sold passenger car ranking, with Vesta leading the list at over 60 thousand units in sales as of the first half of 2019.
After a gradual decline in sales of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles (LCVs), the trend turned positive in 2017. Sales volume climbed up to 1.8 million units in 2018, with roughly 13 percent growth compared to the previous year. A sport utility vehicle (SUV), the most desired type of car by the Russian customer, generated the largest market sales turnover as of July 2019, with the Korean Hyundai as the most sold brand in this category. The second largest segment in terms of sales was B-class with over 120 thousand units sold during the first six months of 2019.
Production dynamics, similar to sales, saw a moderate improvement after 2017. However, foreign localized brands' production levels, which represented over 70 percent of aggregate passenger cars and LCV production in 2018, accelerated and are expected to reach over 1.1 billion cars in production during 2019. Accordingly, only about 12 percent of car dealership networks were of national origin by 2019.
As for trade, import volume has been steadily shrinking over the last years. In 2018, Russian car exports exceeded the import value of passenger and light commercial vehicles roughly twice in volume. Latvia remained the major importer of LADA with over three thousand units exported there in 2018.


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Take Control of Nitrosamine Impurities
NDMA was found to be present not only in Valsartan but also in Ranitidine, as an impurity. However, in Ranitidine, it was found to have formed as a part of react...
March 18, 2016
Over the past decade, most global pharmaceutical companies have cut their R&D budgets in an effort to become more nimble, productive, and increase their overall return on investment. At one Big Pharma company, part of that process involved changing how it maintained and serviced its extensive array of scientific instruments across its North American R&D sites. In the past, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) handled maintenance and repairs under traditional service contracts. Under that system, the company's scientists were responsible for every step of the service vendor relationship, from initiating service calls, troubleshooting over the phone, and managing the repair engineer's visit, to tracking field service reports and scheduling preventative maintenance visits. It was not only a time-consuming process, these non-value-added tasks wasted an inordinate amount of staff time and millions of company dollars. To reverse the trend, the company decided to migrate to a single provider model for laboratory equipment maintenance and repair services. The service was PerkinElmer® OneSource® laboratory services.
One of the company's major U.S. sites was initially a reluctant participant in this transition process. Its scientists had grown accustomed to dealing with multiple vendors with little thought ever given to overall efficiencies. If equipment required repair, company staffers handled all of the arrangements themselves. What they did not fully realize, however, was the cost of their own time in that equation. One study at a rival Big Pharma company estimated that 25 percent of a scientist's time is spent overseeing contractors and instruments rather than conducting research. 1 No one ever imagined that the OneSource solution would result in a 23% cost savings at the end of the first calendar year in 2010. By 2014, those savings jumped to 33% -- along with overall service level satisfaction.
As its name implies, the primary advantage of OneSource services is the centralization of all laboratory equipment service activities. OneSource services fields requests from the scientists, triages the incident (many times within minutes of the request), oversees the repair, documents all activities along the way, and manages the relationship with the vendor (if it is not a OneSource engineer making the repair).
In a data-driven world, one of the more useful aspects of working with OneSource services is data availability through the InSite Analytics Platform, primarily the OneSource Portal. Equipment inventory with room number, unique client tag ID, repair history, repair costs, and field service reports are invaluable to company managers overseeing laboratory equipment service programs. Readily available inventories also help the company decide which equipment to cover by contract and which to operate "at risk." Owing to the excellent data availability, the site's repair costs fell by a third on a per scientist basis.
Another key success factor was choosing a OneSource on-site engineer with a skill set that matched the company's greatest equipment pain point. In this case, it was a fleet of LC/MS instruments from a common vendor. The engineer that the company chose was trained by the OEM vendor and had over 10 years' experience in the field servicing its equipment. The onsite presence of a qualified equipment service engineer is critical. This person is the first responder to any service incident and often is able to make the repair on the spot. The rapid response has raised equipment service levels. Down time is reduced even if the on-site engineer is unable to make the repair and the services of a third party are needed as OneSource leverages its global capabilities and expertise to expedite service calls.
Personnel continuity also plays a critical role in the success of the company's partnership with OneSource. Since the inception of the program, PerkinElmer has provided the services of the same OneSource engineer and OneSource administrator. They know their client's scientists, equipment, and business priorities. Moreover, they tailor their services to make their client company successful.
How? The on-site engineer understands that keeping the equipment running is in the best interests of both PerkinElmer and the client company. Every Monday morning, for instance, the OneSource engineer runs daily maintenance checks on several key instruments to ensure that they are performing as expected. If there is a problem, the engineer typically provides twice-daily updates to a customer counterpart on the status of repairs.
The on-site OneSource administrator, meanwhile, manages all of the business details. In addition to cutting all of the purchase orders for third-party or OEM repairs as needed, the administrator manages all of the documentation and vendor visits on time, every time.
PerkinElmer's relationship with Big Pharma clients has developed into something far more significant than just consumables management and instrument maintenance. For example, PerkinElmer's OneSource® laboratory services also offers fully integrated methods to accelerate the discovery and sharing of Big Data results needed to monitor and enhance overall productivity and profitability using advanced laboratory information management systems including visualization programs like TIBCO™ Spotfire®. Adoption of this "better, faster, and easier" road map in the discovery process is helping client companies distinguish themselves from their competitors.
You cannot argue with success. Sharply reduced costs, improved service, and scientists doing more of what they do best—research—are all having a cumulative, positive effect on this particular pharmaceutical company's bottom line. What is the secret sauce that makes the relationship work so well? Maybe it all comes down to having the right ingredients: a compelling need to find a better way to conduct business, a single-source provider with a global reputation for service and expertise… and great people working together to help propel their respective companies to remain at the forefront of scientific discovery.
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Minecraft Promo Art Resource Pack 1.13 / 1.12.2
One of the most outstanding resource pack which is designed to fit a number of textures is the Minecraft Promo Art Pack. It contains exact features like which are mostly presented in a number of Minecraft promo graphic arts. I know this unique resource pack may be sounding much familiar when you compare it with another one. Surprising, you are absolutely correct in your thoughts. This is because the similar manufacturer who designed it actually created the MCMojang sometimes back. The former resource pack was made to perform the same roles as the other one. The MCMojang resource pack, however, had some few problems. The major one was that it was designed with the somewhat low-resolution of about of 8×8. The outcome of such design was the fact that it became nearly impossible to project presentable textures for it. With the advent of the new and advanced Minecraft Promo Art resource pack, the previous problems seem to be eliminated.
It is now becoming the trend as compared to the MCMojang resource pack. This resource pack actually lives to its name, delivering quality features and graphical arts into the game. In simple words, it lives to the purpose of its former predecessor. Mention of the colors which are extremely bright and lively. Despite the pack containing relatively low textures, it still remains remarkable. The pack contains little or no noise at all and is designed with significant smoothness. Another important feature of this resource pack is the resolution. This resolution goes double as compared to the previous one and this translates to 16×16. This implies the textures are clear and much better. In addition, the resource pack's has been improved quite attractively. You will, therefore, be in a position to use it with any computer that uses a vanilla type of Minecraft without experiencing any kind of problem. It is worthy to note that this resource pack is still being improved. This implies that with time, some features are prone to better changes.
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When it comes to maintain your house, it is not just about regular checking of repair works or going for a thorough cleaning process. In fact, when you are talking about house maintenance, then getting regular pest inspection is something you should be conducting as it comes under the same category. It is very important that you opt for pest inspections so that your house or workplace is free from all the insects which gives a great impression to the people that come over. Let's find out why we emphasize so much on regular pest inspections and why you should be getting them done frequently too.
Getting your house or your work place regularly checked helps you to keep the place tidy and safe from any insects. Even if there are no termites in Geelong in the place, getting such sessions of pest control helps in avoiding any further growth of them too. If it always recommended that you take necessary actions in the right time so that things are still under control and easily manageable.
Financially Safe
When regular pest controls are not taken on the right time, this may lead to damage of your property and assets. Of course, it is not easy to start from all over again and get repairs and maintenance done for your property on frequent basis, which is why it is highly recommended that you should rather opt for pest inspection activities as they are relatively cheaper and a solution to your long term problems. Visit https://www.houseinspectionsgeelong.com/bannockburn/ for further information regarding building inspections in Bannockburn.
When you get your house regularly inspected and keep it maintained, you are automatically having the worth of the house increased. So if you are someone who plans on selling their house and want good money for it in return, it is suggested that you go through this session of pest activity so that your house looks clean.
Peace of Mind
At the end of the day, when you are in your home you want it to be a safe haven for you and your loved ones. This can only be achieved when you are keeping it comfortable and safe by getting regular pest inspections done. Literally, there is no place better than home which is why it should be ones responsibility to check everything and keep it at its place.
Make sure you are undergoing these regular pest control and inspection activities as nobody wants to risk their properties and of course, the health of their loved ones by living in a place that is full of pests and insects which could be harmful for everyone. Hope you are convinced to take the right measures.


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As you're automating, you may discover that some objects in your application have been customized based on your company's business needs. During your manual tests, you may have interacted with these custom objects without ever being aware of them. However, these objects can cause issues in your automated tests if you aren't prepared for them. Let's look at a quick example.
Here's a simple application with two buttons. See anything special about those buttons?
Exactly. To an end user, those buttons don't look like anything special. In fact, you probably won't look twice at them until you discover your automated tests fail to work properly against those buttons. Even though to you and I the buttons look normal, remember that your computer sees your application very differently. In this case, button2 is actually a custom built object; it's not a normal button. As such, TestComplete doesn't know how to work with it.
So how do we rectify this?
Let's start by using the Object Spy to look at the button in question. You can see its ClrFullClassName is SmartBear.ObjectSamples.CSharp.Button. That tells us the name of the custom class, and that this button is based off of a standard windows button. Note that with some controls, it's not as obvious regarding what class from which a given control is based. In this case, it's best to ask your developers.
Armed with this information, we need to tell TestComplete to treat all instances of our custom button class as a standard button. To do this, go to Tools>Current Project Properties and select Object Mapping.
Expand Win32 Controls and Windows and Select Button. Then click the Add From Screen button on the right side of the window. That'll bring up a dialog with a finder tool. Just drag the finder tool over the custom button and release. You'll see the button's class name has been captured in the dialog. Click OK, and now every time TestComplete encounters an object of this type, it will treat it as a standard button.
TestComplete can work with many types of custom objects, from many different vendors. Whether it's a button, a Flex DataGrid, an Infragistics UltraListView or more, we can handle it. Have a look through the list of supported object types shown on the Object Mapping screen and then work with your developers to determine which one makes the most sense to map back to. The end result will be more reliable, stable automated tests.
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If you're looking for a good laugh, you've come to the right place.
Swedish comedian and magician Carl-Einar Häckner has been trending ever since he published this video of his performance at the Comedy Gala at the Melbourne comedy festival. Carl performs a classic comedy-magic sketch in which he makes a banana disappear.
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It is important to follow all rules and regulations of the road, especially as a pedestrian, in order to avoid dangerous collisions. According to FOX 31 News, an accident between a bicycle and a vehicle ended in serious injuries on Friday. The accident occurred in Littleton at West Mineral Avenue and South Mineral Court when a car attempted to make a right turn and hit the cyclist. A 74 year old man was riding his bike down the eastbound sidewalk along West Mineral before colliding with the vehicle. The man was rushed to a nearby Littleton hospital with serious injuries. The police are still investigating the accident but no charges have yet been filed regarding the incident.
Have you been severely injured in a car related accident and have questions concerning your case? Contact a dedicated Colorado pedestrian accident lawyer to further discuss your options and legal rights.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that vehicle related bicycle accidents were responsible for around 51,000 injuries in the year 2009. Pedestrian and bicycle collisions are particularly damaging due to their exposure and closeness to large vehicles. Obeying all traffic laws and being aware of your surroundings could help decrease these dangerous accidents.
If you or a loved one have been seriously injured in an auto-pedestrian crash, then contact a dedicated Littleton bicycle accident attorney today. Devastating pedestrian or bicycle accidents often leave families wondering what their next step is. Keith Fuicelli is an experienced personal injury attorney who will work with you to ensure that someone else's negligent driving does not cause you undue financial or medical stress. For more information and a FREE CONSULTATION, contact Keith at Fuicelli and Lee, PC today at (303)355-7202.


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It would go to scare you. But one thing would be for sure locksmith services are going on to become part of your life in a big way. As a homeowner or auto owner, you may need their help. It would be at that point in time where you would need to target them. In most times we feel that searching them online works out to be the best decision. What does go on to happen would be that we do become victims of this fraud in a big way. They go on to replicate the real ones and the net result would be trouble. At this point in time, you would need to avail the services of Locksmith Racine. The worst part would be that many of them do not have the necessary training as well.
To prevent yourself from locksmith fraud there are a number of steps which you can resort to. Let us go through them in details.
This does appear to be the buzzword. Do take time and undertake research in details. Say for example if you find that the locksmith happens to be in the Google database. Do cross check the fact that the address that would be given works out to be the same.
Even if an emergency strikes you they should be able to answer your calls in a fraction of second. In fact, they should be able to greet you in a polite manner. In case if you do not find them up to the mark you can always go on to search the next option.
Low prices
You need to be watchful in terms of low prices. Before you secure an appointment with them it would be better to avail a quote. This could be done via email or phone as well. if a locksmith goes on to provide you with a low price watch out for it. The chances are that they could be some problem with the services as well. Just undertake a proper research before you go on to avail their services. You should not allow anyone to start off the work, without having an idea of the expenditures that could arise as well.
Check license and identification
The moment they go on to arrive at the spot, you need to ask for their identification. Just ask them what all documents they are carrying. If you find that they do not have the license there would be no point in hiring them.
No hidden charges
Just cross check the fact whether they are many forms of hidden charges as well. sometime the initial cost would be low, but in the end, you might have a big bill coming up your way. Just cross check with the company if during emergencies they charge extra . If the company happens to be a scam they would claim that the lock does not seem in order. You would need a replacement at the same time as well.


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MEHWAR: Alice Wells' Visit To Kabul Discussed
The US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Alice Wells met with Afghan leaders in Kabul and discussed issues around US-Afghan Civilians Assistance Review and the presidential elections.
In her meeting with President Ashraf Ghani on Sunday, they discussed US-Afghan Civilians Assistance Review to promote strong governance and self-reliance as proposed by President Ghani in his letter to US President Donald Trump and other issues related to Afghanistan, the Presidential Palace said in a statement.
Wells also met with Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah where they discussed the launch of US-Afghan Civilian Assistance Review, peace efforts and timely presidential elections in Afghanistan.
In this episode of Mehwar, host Yaser Abrar discusses the topic with Fardin Hashimi, a university lecturer.


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City-Centric's Annual Symposium: Surveillance. 13th July 2015
Conference: From stigmatization to gentrification: harnessing the right to the city in London: the case study of Tottenham and Brixton. Natalia de Carli OUT_Arquias researcher.
and Penny Newell (KCL)
10:40 – Keynote: Dr. Matthew Beaumont (UCL)
Nightwalkers and Nightwatchers: Policing the Nocturnal City in the Middle
Ages and After
- Richard Maguire (Arcadia University) – Pink Greene: The City and Homosexuality in the 1950s' novels of Graham Greene
- Penny Newell (KCL) – Fictional Form in Kafka's The Trial
- Júlia Braga Neves (KCL/HUB) – Panopticism and Domesticity in Sarah Waters' Affinity
1:30pm – Interruption: Rita Chadha (RAMFEL)
- Natália de Carli (University of Seville) and Zeno Leoni (KCL) – From stigmatization to gentrification: harnessing the right to the city in London
- Matthew Richmond (KCL) – Double panopticism in Rio de Janeiro's pacified favelas.
4:30pm – Keynote: Dr. Seb Franklin (KCL)


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'Requisite Beguilement' exhibit to open at CCU art gallery
Miller's mixed media installations re-contextualize simplified shapes, signs and symbols from disparate historical and contemporary imagery to create abstract fictions. Her use of felt, foam and other tactile materials further complicate questions of source, masking the identity of forms while allowing them to inhabit both sculptural and two-dimensional space.
"Although more recent works have departed from the wall, becoming much more sculptural, an allegiance to drawing and painting is still there – through the creation of shadows on the walls, the interplay between 2D and 3D, or simply the controlled backdrop that the wall provides," Miller says about her exhibition.
Miller earned an MFA in drawing and painting from the University of Minnesota and a BFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design. She has started teaching installation art at Minnesota State University, where she has also taught drawing for nine years. Visit lizmiller.com for more information about the artist and to see images of her work.
The gallery is located in Room 129 of the Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts, located at 133 Chanticleer Drive W., Conway. The gallery is the primary visual laboratory for the Department of Visual Arts at CCU and is dedicated to advancing the education of visual artists and cultivating the production, interpretation, and enjoyment of objects and images in society.
The gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call James Arendt, gallery director, at 843-349-6409 or visit coastal.edu/gallery.


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BY Immaculate Amony
Lango entertainment awards has announced at least 32 categories up for grab in the 2019 LEA 4th edition award.This years campaign theme is Zero teenage pregnancy, zero mother – Child transmission of HIV and Aids.
Lango Entertainment Award is an annual event that started in 2016. It brings together all artists (musicians), fashion designers, journalists, sports personalities, film industry and other spheres of entertainment in the eight districts of Lango sub- region and beyond.
Speaking during a press briefing, Emma Ongia, the LEA spokes person explained that they have taken a new turn, shifting much attention to advocacy with an aim of creating more impact.
"We are trying to advocate in our campaign because we want to impact in the lives of those vulnerable people in the community and this can only be done by you the journalists, those in the music and each and everyone in the entertainment industry. When you go to the community, you will find kids dancing to music without any information so we want to change that dimension where kids will dance to music and at the same time taking the message in it. Let parents also have the same information in all that they are doing."
In line with the advocacy platform, this year's awards is being marked under the theme: Zero Teenage Pregnancy, Zero Mother to Child Transmission of HIV and AIDS.
Of the 32 open categories for nomination best dance crew, best news reporter of the year, best entrepreneur of the year and life time achievement which replaced the legendary category are newly added this year. Allan Obua, the head of programs explained why saying;
"The dance crew have always been look down on to but as LEA we should promote them because it is talent that is worth promotion." Adding that, " For quite sometimes we have been having our very own people from the region getting involved in movie acting and production but the only challenge is that not so many people know about them but we are saying through LEA people will get to know them." He assured.
For a song to be nominated it must have been sang between august 2018 and august 2019. The voting can be done through our official website or SMS. we are launching the 4th edition of Lango entertainment award.
Obua also explained the reason why Acholi, Teso and West Nile regions were brought on board.
"We call them special recognition category basically to recognize them: 1, as being our neighbors and 2, as people who also promotes our entertainment content and then also to create friendship so that whenever there are programs in the entertainment industry then our actors here can also participate."
Meanwhile Moi Daniel, the Chief Executive Officer for LEA encouraged the local entertainers to trust in LEA because "we are in collaboration with Nyiro Mugisha Niyabo foundation based in the US and we always take two or three artists outside the country within a year. Last week Brazen Rule returned from Kenya Tanzania and Zanzibar through LEA so serious artists are reaping big from LEA." He urged them to join the team instead of watching from a far.
"I also want to request the bloggers that criticism sometimes does not take you anywhere but we cannot stop you from doing positive criticism."
Nomination for the various categories started and will run up to 6th October. Intending persons will have to log on the website at www.langoentertainmentawards.com and fill the forms online, follow the prompts and submit the fully filled forms. END.


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This free exhibition at the National Theatre celebrates the work of its costume department. The department sources, constructs, alters, repairs, organises and maintains costumes for over 20 new productions on London's South Bank each year. Meanwhile, the Costume Hire department circulates costumes from its stock of 70,000 to films, photoshoots and other theatre productions. This team of 46 can produce everything from muddy uniforms to giant caterpillars; dress an actor in a corset in under 60 seconds; and strive to ensure things look as good on the final performance as they did on the first.
The Costume at the National Theatre exhibition invites you into their world and is a rare opportunity to see their work up close. Featuring costumes from productions including Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, War Horse, Follies and Antony and Cleopatra, the exhibition visits each stage of the production process; from design to construction, sourcing and alterations, to dressing, repairs and laundering.
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Hi Simon! Tell us about yourself in two sentences - who are you?
I work in Scotland as a freelance TV cameraman / producer specialising in adventure travel, having previously been a BBC correspondent. My business SunartMedia.com makes sea kayak coaching films and photography is just part of what I do.
QWhat's the weirdest situation you've found yourself in while taking a photograph?
ALike most snappers I've taken shots in situations other people might consider weird; while hiking 2,600 miles from Mexico to Canada; during first ascents of four Alaskan peaks; driving the Karakorum highway and while dangling from a helicopter. Yet to me the weirdest was fairly close to home, lying prone under the carriageway of a bridge, vehicles thundering above my head, with a boiling sea beneath me… that felt pretty weird. One of the featured shots below was taken in the same place but this shot shows my location.
QWhat do you shoot on? What's your favourite set up?
AIf I see a shot I'll shoot on whatever is to hand, often my iPhone, although my main cameras are Canon. Video for broadcast is usually my XF305. For large-sensor video and still photos I prefer to use my 5D mk 3. However, if I'm backpacking and low weight is important it's my EOS 1000D. Finally I have an ancient EOS 300D, which I'm not afraid of wrecking, so I can use even in rough water when kayaking.
QWhat's your number one tip for an aspiring photographer?
AI hesitate to offer advice because I don't consider myself a technically good photographer, I'm more of an opportunist who gets himself into interesting situations. So perhaps that's my advice - get yourself into great situations!


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Decided: October 18, 1990.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.NATHANIEL HARVEY, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT
On appeal from the Superior Court, Law Division, Middlesex County.
Concurring in part, dissenting in part -- Justices Handler, O'Hern, Garibaldi and Stein. For reversal and remandment -- Chief Justice Wilentz, and Justices Clifford and Pollock. The opinion of the Court was delivered by Clifford, J. O'Hern, Justice, concurring and dissenting in part. Stein, Justice, concurring in part and dissenting in part. Garibaldi, J., joins in this opinion. Handler, Justice, concurring and dissenting in part.
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Defendant, Nathaniel Harvey, appeals from a capital-murder conviction and death sentence. Because the trial court's jury instructions at the guilt phase did not comply with our later holding in State v. Gerald, 113 N.J. 40, 549 A.2d 792 (1988), we reverse the conviction and remand for a new trial.
After Irene Schnaps failed to appear for work on June 17, 1985, a colleague went to her apartment at the Hunter's Glen complex in Plainsboro. When no one answered, he entered through the unlocked door and found Schnaps dead on the bedroom floor. She had suffered severe head and facial wounds.
The police found an empty box for a Seiko LaSalle watch on the dressing table in the bedroom. An empty camera box was in the closet, and an open purse sat atop the vanity in the bathroom. A pillowcase had a bloody sneaker print bearing a chevron design and the letters "PON." There were no signs of forced entry; the sliding glass door was closed but unlocked.
Dr. Martin Shuster performed an autopsy. He concluded that Schnaps had suffered numerous skull fractures, a fractured jaw, and a deep laceration on her skull. Dr. Shuster believed that she had been struck at least fifteen times with a blunt object. Pressure applied to her neck for an hour had caused contusions. In Dr. Shuster's opinion, a brief interval separated the first blow and death. He could not determine
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which blows had been fatal and which had been inflicted after the victim's death.
On October 28, 1985, the police arrested defendant on suspicion of kidnapping and burglary. Following several interrogations over the next three days, defendant admitted that he had killed Irene Schnaps. He said that on June 16 he had gone to the Hunter's Glen apartment complex. Entering Schnaps' apartment through an unlocked patio door, he went into the bedroom, where he took a watch and some jewelry from the dresser. Schnaps, who had been sleeping, woke up and punched him in the nose, causing it to bleed. Defendant then struck her in the head with a "hammer-like" object, knocking her to the ground. Afraid that the blood from his nose had stained the sheets, he replaced them with clean ones from the closet. He then retrieved a towel from the bathroom and wiped the blood off of Schnaps' body. After collecting the bed sheets, the towel, the watch, a camera, and other pieces of jewelry, he left the apartment.
A jury convicted defendant of the knowing and purposeful murder of Irene Schnaps, felony murder, first-degree robbery, and second-degree burglary. Following a penalty-phase proceeding on the capital-murder conviction, the trial court sentenced defendant to death.
We first consider defendant's contention that the trial court's failure to instruct the jury separately for the crimes of knowingly or purposely causing death (intentional murder) and of knowingly or purposely causing serious bodily injury resulting in death (serious-bodily-injury murder) requires reversal of his conviction. In State v. Gerald, supra, 113 N.J. at 69, 549 A.2d 792, we held that a person who is convicted of serious-bodily-injury murder under N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) or (2) may not be
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sentenced to death. If the evidence provides a rational basis for a jury to convict a defendant of either intentional or serious-bodily-injury murder, the trial court "must instruct the jury to specify which, if [either], of those findings forms the basis for a conviction." State v. Coyle, 119 N.J. 194, 209, 574 A.2d 951 (1990).
In arguing that there was no rational basis for a finding of serious-bodily-injury murder, the State points to the medical evidence suggesting that the victim had been hit fifteen times in the head with a blunt instrument and that her neck had been squeezed for an hour. The victim's jaw was broken. Defendant confessed that he had hit her with a "hammer-like object."
Of course, such repeated blows can support a jury finding of intentional murder. However, the issue here, as in other pre- Gerald capital cases, is whether that was the jury's determination. The jury was not asked to distinguish between intentional murder and serious-bodily-injury murder. Its verdict did not indicate which of the two it found to apply to this case. Although it might seem probable that the jury had intentional murder in mind, the question is whether there is a rational basis in the evidence on which the jury, if instructed to distinguish between the two, might return a verdict of serious-bodily-injury murder. If there is, then the jury, as the finder of fact, must decide the matter. An appellate court cannot.
The State conceded that defendant's initial intent was to commit burglary, not murder. Defendant confessed that he had struck the victim only once, in response to being hit in the nose. That evidence suggests that defendant may have intended only to injure the victim, not to kill her. We note too that while arguing for purposes of the Gerald issue that the number of blows inflicted unquestionably establishes an intention to kill, the State claims for penalty-phase purposes that the first blows were intended to injure and inflict pain before death rather than to kill. See infra at 434, 581 A.2d at 496 (discussion of c(4)(c) aggravating factor).
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The jury was free to reject the pathologist's testimony and accept the other evidence that indicated a lack of murderous intent. See State v. Crisantos (Arriagas), 102 N.J. 265, 273, 508 A.2d 167 (1986) (a jury has "the power to disregard even overwhelming proof"). This was not merely a one-issue case requiring the jury to determine only whether defendant had in fact been the one who had inflicted the intentionally-fatal blows. The mental state of the perpetrator was also clearly in issue here. The trial court instructed the jury not just on capital murder, but also on felony-murder, aggravated manslaughter, and manslaughter. Obviously, then, the trial court believed the evidence would allow the jury rationally to convict on one of those counts while acquitting defendant on capital murder. A rational jury could have concluded that defendant inflicted the fatal blows but had not intended to kill. The determination of whether defendant had the mens rea necessary to permit the State to put him to death is quintessentially one that our system of law entrusts to juries. All mental states related to the law of homicide were developed over a long period of history for the purpose of distinguishing capital murders from others. Wechsler & Michael, "A Rationale of the Law of Homicide I," 37 Colum.L.Rev. 701 (1937). Determining a defendant's mental state is the special function of the jury, not of this Court.
The record provided "a rational basis for the jury to find that the defendant intended to cause only serious bodily injury." State v. Coyle, supra, 119 N.J. at 209, 574 A.2d 951. Because the trial court understandably failed to anticipate Gerald and did not instruct the jury to distinguish that offense from intentional murder, we reverse defendant's capital-murder conviction.
We turn now to those alleged errors that might arise again at retrial.
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Defendant argues that the trial court should have suppressed his confession. He claims that on five occasions he asserted his right to remain silent, but that the police did not "scrupulously honor" his invocations. See Michigan v. Mosley, 423 U.S. 96, 103-04, 96 S. Ct. 321, 326, 46 L. Ed. 2d 313, 321 (1975). Defendant contends that the police violated the bright-line test adopted in State v. Hartley, 103 N.J. 252, 511 A.2d 80 (1986), by not re-informing him of his Miranda rights after each invocation of his right. He also alleges that his confession was not voluntary.
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The police arrested defendant at about 7:30 a.m. on October 28, 1985. When they reached the station an hour later, the police read the Miranda warnings to defendant, who then signed a rights form. The police did not question him that morning.
At 3:37 that afternoon, Sergeant Hibbs and Detective Swanhart began interrogating defendant. They again gave Miranda warnings to defendant, who signed another rights form. After eliciting personal information from defendant, the police started asking him about other crimes. At about 4:10 p.m. they questioned him about the Schnaps murder. Defendant denied responsibility, began to cry, and "asked for time to think, he wanted time by himself * * *." The questioning ceased and the police returned defendant to his cell. Forty minutes later the police brought defendant back to the interrogation room. On the way an officer "reminded" him of his rights but did not issue the formal Miranda warnings. When the police asked defendant about the Schnaps murder, he again began crying and said: "[B]efore I talk or say anything else I want to talk to my mother-in-law Pearl Thomas."
Thomas arrived at the station an hour later and spoke with defendant for five minutes in his cell. At 7:30 p.m. the police took defendant back into the interrogation room. They gave
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him no Miranda warnings or reminders. When the police broached the Schnaps murder at 8:00 p.m., defendant again began to cry and said that he "just didn't do anything." According to one of the officers, the questioning then ended, "not at his request or our request, it was a mutual thing." Defendant was returned to his cell.
Fifteen minutes later defendant asked to speak with Detective Swanhart alone. Swanhart "reminded" defendant of his rights and talked to him for an hour and a half. Defendant did not admit killing Irene Schnaps but he did confess to other crimes.
Around midnight a detective from the prosecutor's office spoke to defendant about the murder. He orally advised defendant of his Miranda rights. The interview lasted only a couple of minutes, and defendant did not give a statement.
The next morning, October 29, two officers took defendant for a one-hour car ride to the scenes of the crimes he had admitted the night before. No Miranda warnings were given.
At defendant's arraignment that day for offenses unrelated to the Schnaps murder, the municipal court did not ask him if he had or desired an attorney. That afternoon defendant was read his Miranda rights and signed a rights form. During the interrogation he consented to searches of his room and car. The search of the car turned up a Seiko LaSalle watch, later identified as having belonged to Schnaps' deceased husband.
That night the police interviewed defendant in a holding room at the jail. After reading defendant his Miranda rights, the police told him that they had found the watch in his car. Defendant "responded as if talkin' to himself, he said, oh, not in the car, he said no, no, not in the car." Defendant again denied involvement in the Schnaps murder.
The next day, October 30, defendant was arraigned in Superior Court for the murder of Schnaps. At about 10:00 that morning, after reissuing defendant his Miranda rights, the police started questioning him about the Schnaps murder.
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Shortly after 11:00 a.m., defendant informed the officers that "he would tell [them] about the murder but he first wanted to speak to his father." Questioning ceased, and arrangements were made to transport defendant's father to the jail. Defendant had lunch and talked to the officers about "things in general." At 2:15 p.m. defendant went to the prosecutor's office, where he spoke with his father for fifteen minutes before returning to jail.
At 2:30 p.m. the interrogation resumed without new Miranda warnings or reminders. Defendant confessed having killed Schnaps. The police took him back to the prosecutor's office for a formal statement. When they read him his Miranda rights, defendant demanded an attorney. Questioning ceased.
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Defendant claims that he asserted his right to silence four times on October 28, two days before his confession: at the 3:30 p.m. interrogation when he asked for "time to think * * * by himself"; at the 5:00 p.m. interrogation when he asked to speak to his mother-in-law; at 7:00 p.m. when he "asked for more time"; and at the 7:30 p.m. interrogation when he began to cry and said that he "just didn't do anything."
The only statement that defendant seeks to suppress is his confession of October 30. Because of the intervening events between the alleged invocations on October 28 and the confession, we need not decide whether defendant actually invoked his right to remain silent and whether the police scrupulously honored those alleged requests. Even if the police did not scrupulously honor defendant's alleged invocations of his right to silence, the confession was "sufficiently independent to dissipate the taint of their illegal conduct." State v. Johnson, 118 N.J. 639, 653, 573 A.2d 909 (1990).
The determination of whether a confession was the "fruit" of prior illegal police conduct involves three factors:
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(1) the temporal proximity between the illegal conduct and the challenged evidence; (2) the presence of intervening circumstances; and (3) the flagrancy and purpose of the police misconduct. [ Ibid. ]
None of those factors helps defendant. First, his confession was not "temporally proximate" to the alleged violations -- it occurred two days later -- nor did it follow a prolonged illegal detention. See id. at 654-55, 573 A.2d 909 (repeated constitutional violations during illegal ten-hour detention preceded defendant's escape).
Second, a number of intervening circumstances separated the alleged violations of October 28 from the confession. At 8:15 p.m. on October 28, after the fourth alleged invocation, defendant asked to speak with Detective Swanhart alone. Fresh Miranda warnings are not necessary if the accused initiates conversation after invoking the right to silence. State v. Fuller, 118 N.J. 75, 570 A.2d 429 (1990). Moreover, defendant was reminded of his rights at that time as well as later that evening. The next day he was arraigned before a municipal court judge. After receiving new Miranda warnings that afternoon, he signed a rights form. That evening he was read his rights again. The following day, October 30, he was arraigned a second time and received the Miranda warnings again.
Finally, there is no evidence of police coercion or misconduct. There were no extended interrogations designed to wear down defendant's will. Even if defendant had invoked his right to remain silent on October 28, any possible taint from the police's alleged failure scrupulously to honor his invocations was sufficiently dissipated.
The fifth time defendant allegedly invoked his right to remain silent was on October 30 when he asked to talk to his father. Although defendant indicated that he would talk about the Schnaps murder when questioning resumed, there was a significant break in the interrogation. Approximately three-and-one-half hours passed before the police resumed the interrogation.
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But what makes the interruption significant is not its length so much as its nature. The request here was qualitatively different from the one in State v. Bey, 112 N.J. 123, 139, 548 A.2d 887 (1988) (Bey II), in which the defendant "requested permission to lay down and to think about what happened." The Court likened that situation to one in which a defendant asks for "something to eat or drink, the use of toilet facilities, [or] the opportunity to stand and stretch * * *." Ibid. Defendant's request here was not for a brief respite to satisfy physical needs. Instead he was asking, after three days in custody, for the chance to consult with a close family member.
Defendant's request is similar to the one in State v. Hartley, supra, 103 N.J. at 258, 511 A.2d 80, in which the defendant told the police, "I don't believe I want to make a statement at this time." In both cases the defendant suggested that he would talk to the police later. "[A] request to terminate an interrogation must be honored 'however ambiguous.'" State v. Bey, 112 N.J. 45, 64, 548 A.2d 846 (1988) (Bey I) (quoting State v. Kennedy, 97 N.J. 278, 288, 478 A.2d 723 (1984)). Certainly the request here was no more equivocal than the one in Bey I in which, according to the police, the defendant had "indicated he did not want to talk * * * about it * * *." Ibid. Defendant's conduct during three days of interrogation and his refusal to answer questions about the Schnaps murder likewise indicated that he did not want "to talk about it."
This case also resembles Law v. State, 21 Md.App. 13, 318 A.2d 859 (1974), in which the police were questioning the wounded defendant as he lay handcuffed to his hospital bed. The defendant told the police that "he didn't want to talk any more until he was further treated." Id. at 36, 318 A.2d at 872 (emphasis deleted). Despite his request, the police continued to question him. The court held that the defendant's ensuing statement was inadmissible. Although the obvious difference from this case is that here defendant was not wounded, the court's decision in Law rested on the defendant's words, not on the surrounding circumstances. In both this case and Law, the
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defendants indicated that they would talk, but only after a subsequent condition had been met. In Law the condition was further treatment. Here the condition was a meeting with defendant's father. The implied intent to talk later does not change the fact, as the court found in Law and as we find here, that defendant sought to terminate the interrogation.
The importance of the police's failure to reissue Miranda warnings after defendant had met his father is clearly shown by what happened when the police finally did give him the warnings. After defendant had confessed orally, the authorities gave him new Miranda warnings before seeking to take a formal statement. Defendant immediately demanded an attorney before any statement could be reduced to writing. It is no stretch to imagine that defendant would have requested an attorney had the police given him warnings when they first interrogated him after he had met with his father.
The mandate of State v. Hartley, supra, 103 N.J. 252, 511 A.2d 80, is clear. When a defendant seeks to terminate an interrogation, the police must at a minimum give fresh Miranda warnings before recommencing questioning. Id. at 256, 511 A.2d 80. Any statement made prior to the new warnings must be suppressed. We pause to observe that although our dissenting colleague Justice Stein readily acknowledges that "defendant asserted his right to cut off questioning," post at 444, 581 A.2d at 501, nevertheless he concludes -- contrary to the unmistakable language of Hartley 's "bright line" rule, see 103 N.J. at 267, 511 A.2d 80 -- that "the resumption of interrogation [thereafter] did not constitute a failure by the police to 'scrupulously honor' defendant's right to remain silent." Post at 444, 581 A.2d at 501. Either defendant exercised his right (as we and Justice Stein conclude), or he did not (as Justice O'Hern concludes). If he did, then without question Hartley requires the readministering of Miranda warnings before the resumption of interrogation.
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We apply the Hartley rule even though that rule was announced after the interrogation in this case had occurred. Retroactivity is not a consideration here. "The threshold question in any retroactivity decision is whether a new rule of law has actually been announced." State v. Burstein, 85 N.J. 394, 403, 427 A.2d 525 (1981). The issue of retroactivity "never arises absent a new rule of law * * *." State v. Lark, 117 N.J. 331, 344, 567 A.2d 197 (1989) (Clifford, J., concurring in judgment).
Hartley did not announce a new rule of law. It was "not a clear break with the past, but a simple extension of the principle of cases * * * holding that the State must honor 'a defendant's request -- however ambiguous -- to terminate interrogation.'" Bey II, supra, 112 N.J. at 213, 548 A.2d 887 (Handler, J., dissenting) (quoting State v. Kennedy, 97 N.J. 278, 288, 478 A.2d 723 (1984)). We said that our rule in Hartley was "sound as a matter of New Jersey common law [and] consistent with the spirit of the Supreme Court's decisions * * *." State v. Hartley, supra, 103 N.J. at 268, 511 A.2d 80. The foundation of our decision was Michigan v. Mosley, supra, 423 U.S. 96, 96 S. Ct. 321, 46 L. Ed. 2d 313, in which the Supreme Court held that the police had "scrupulously honored" the defendant's decision to remain silent because they did not approach him for two hours, they gave him fresh Miranda warnings, a different officer questioned him, and the questioning concerned a different offense from the one for which he was in custody. Although the Supreme Court did not indicate which of those elements are essential for a finding that the police "scrupulously honored" a suspect's rights, we held that the furnishing of fresh Miranda warnings is "indispensable." State v. Hartley, supra, 103 N.J. at 267, 511 A.2d 80.
In reaching that conclusion, we relied on the decisions of other courts as well as academic literature. See, e.g., Wilson v. United States, 444 A.2d 25, 31 (D.C.1982) (all Mosley factors are required to validate reinterrogation); People v. Young, 115 Ill.App. 3d 455, 71 Ill.Dec. 259, 450 N.E. 2d 947 (1983) (recess
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and fresh Miranda warnings are a minimum prerequisite to reinterrogation); Kamisar, "The Edwards and Bradshaw Cases: The Court Giveth and the Court Taketh Away,"The Supreme Court: Trends and Developments 1982-83 153 (1984) (fresh Miranda warnings are necessary for renewing questioning after suspect has indicated desire to remain silent).
Because Hartley did not announce a new rule of law, retroactivity is not an issue. Any defendant who had not exhausted direct appeals when Hartley was decided could have asserted a claim based on that opinion. Because the police did not give defendant fresh Miranda warnings after he had indicated his desire to remain silent, Hartley requires that the ensuing confession be suppressed.
Moreover, even if Hartley did create a new rule of law, it would still apply here under either the Supreme Court's old analysis of retroactivity of new criminal procedure rules or its more recent pronouncement on retroactivity in Griffith v. Kentucky, 479 U.S. 314, 107 S. Ct. 708, 93 L. Ed. 2d 649 (1987). Under its former analysis, the Supreme Court held that Miranda itself applies to interrogations that took place before that rule was announced if the trial did not commence until after the Miranda decision (precisely the sequence in this case), see Michigan v. Tucker, 417 U.S. 433, 447, 94 S. Ct. 2357, 2365, 41 L. Ed. 2d 182, 195 (1974), but not if the case was tried before that decision, Johnson v. New Jersey, 384 U.S. 719, 733, 86 S. Ct. 1772, 1781, 16 L. Ed. 2d 882, 892 (1966). The obvious similarity between the nature and effect of Miranda and Hartley suggests that the application of Hartley should be no less broad.
Turning to the Supreme Court's most recent retroactivity pronouncements, we note first that Justice Stein correctly points out, post at 439, 581 A.2d at 499, that "'[t]o the extent that retroactivity issues arise in the context of criminal-procedure decisions implicating rights guaranteed under the federal constitution, United States Supreme Court precedents control
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the scope of retroactivity,'" (citing State v. Lark, supra, 117 N.J. at 335, 567 A.2d 197 (1989), and that under Griffith v. Kentucky, 479 U.S. 314, 107 S. Ct. 708, 93 L. Ed. 2d 649 (1987), "a new rule for the conduct of criminal prosecutions is to be applied retroactively to all cases, state or federal, pending on direct review or not yet final, with no exception for cases in which the new rule constitutes a 'clear break' with the past." 479 U.S. at 328, 107 S. Ct. at 716, 93 L. Ed. 2d at 661; see State v. Stever, 107 N.J. 543, 548-53, 527 A.2d 408 (1987) (discussing Supreme Court's development of retroactivity principles). Clearly, then, Griffith mandates adherence to a Hartley analysis in this case. Justice Stein would avoid application of Griffith 's sound principle, however, on the ground that Hartley was not based "primarily" on federal-constitutional law, post at 425, 581 A.2d 491. Whatever "primarily" means in the foregoing context, our distinguished colleague is quite wrong.
First, it is abundantly clear that Hartley was grounded at least as much on the fifth amendment to the United States Constitution as it was on New Jersey's common-law privilege, codified in our Evidence Rules. No fewer than sixteen times does the opinion refer specifically to its "constitutional" basis. For example, we emphasized at the outset of Hartley that our decision was founded not only on state law but "on our understanding of the United States Supreme Court precedents in this area." State v. Hartley, supra, 103 N.J. at 256, 511 A.2d 80. And: "[T]he failure to readminister Miranda warnings was a violation of the obligation scrupulously to honor Hartley's asserted right to silence, and therefore amounted to a violation of defendant's fifth-amendment and state common-law right not to be compelled to be a witness against himself." Id. at 278, 511 A.2d 80. And: any statement obtained in violation of Hartley 's "bright-line" rule is "unconstitutionally compelled, and hence inadmissible, as having been obtained in violation of the fifth amendment and of the state common-law right against self-incrimination." Id. at 279, 511 A.2d 80. And finally: "[T]he failure scrupulously to honor Hartley's previously-invoked
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right to silence was a violation of constitutional magnitude * * *." Id. at 283, 511 A.2d 80.
Second, one need look no further than Justice Stein's own opinion for the Court in Bey I, supra, 112 N.J. 45, 548 A.2d 846, for confirmation of the federal-constitutional basis of Hartley: "As in Hartley * * * we base our analysis [of whether the police had scrupulously honored Bey's right to cut off questioning] on both federal constitutional law and our State common-law privilege against self-incrimination." Id. at 63, 548 A.2d 846 (citing Hartley, supra, 103 N.J. at 284, 511 A.2d 80). And: " Hartley held that where the failure scrupulously to honor a suspect's right to cut off questioning results from the absence of fresh Miranda warnings before resuming questioning, the illegality renders the suspect's subsequent inculpatory statement unconstitutionally compelled as a matter of law." Id. at 71, 548 A.2d 846 (emphasis added).
Note too that in Bey the interrogation occurred in May 1983 and the trial court heard the motion to suppress Bey's confession late in that same year. This Court decided Hartley in July 1986 and Bey I more than two years later, in August 1988. In Bey I we simply applied Hartley to a case that had been on direct appeal when Hartley was decided. See id. at 58-74, 548 A.2d 846. Likewise, in Bey II, supra, 112 N.J. 123, 548 A.2d 887, this Court engaged in a full discussion of the Hartley principle, see id. at 134-43, 548 A.2d 887, prompting two dissents on the issue of the admissibility of the defendant's confession under a Hartley analysis, see id. at 184-88, 548 A.2d 887. There was no necessity to discuss or rule on any question of Hartley 's retroactivity, because the Court assumed, again correctly, its applicability. No more was it ...
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She has worked at Linnateatteri and Vartiovuori Summer Theatre in Turku. Recent works also include "Kylli-koira ja elämisen sietämätön kepeys" by choreographer Jenni Kivelä, and her own performance "Natalia salaisuuksien talossa". In the summer of 2017, Kivioja toured in Romania, performing and teaching circus, dance, theatre, and music in rural areas and the SOS children's village.


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Christmas time is a great time to look around and see how to share the love of Christ with others. We could not call ourselves a sustainably minded business without looking around to see how we can help our fellow neighbors. Fortunately we have customers that do the same. Twice now, one customer has reached out to help a local family that just lost a husband/father by donating meat products to that family from This Old Farm Meats and Processing. This was done informally. Now we have a formal way to be involved in giving good food back to the community. We have signed up to represent Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry as their processor for the Boone County area. Farmers or hunters can donate any type of animal, receive a tax write off, and walk away knowing they have done something to help out some one in need locally. All meat will be processed by This Old Farm Meats and Processing and given to The Caring Center in Lebanon for distribution to those in need. Thank you for reaching out to help. Give us a call at (765) 324-2161 if you are interested in hearing more about this opportunity.
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Locked in a California prison, Angelo needs a cup of coffee. Bad. But electric heaters used to make instant joe are often contraband in jail. So his cellmate combines the metal tabs from a notebook binder with a couple of melted toothbrushes and some rubber bands.And soon, Angelo is sipping Folgers.The jury-rigged heater is one of nearly 80 improvised items Angelo meticulously diagrams in a new book, Prisoners' Inventions. Working with the Chicago-based art group Temporary Services, Angelo (not his real name) shows how inmates fashion dice from sugar water and toilet paper, dry bologna jerky on jail-house light fixtures, turn hot sauce bottles into shower heads and make grilled cheese sandwiches on prison desks."This gives a glimpse into the everyday lives of the outrageous number of people we have in our prison system," said Temporary Services' Mark Fischer, who first started trading letters with Angelo in 1991. "And it's a celebration of the creativity that comes in response to their restrictive environment."In the movies, "prisoners only create things to escape, get high or kill each other," Fischer notes.Angelo's objects show a more banal, more human side of locked-down life: one where soda cans filled with rocks become crude alarm clocks and inmates cool their drinks in toilet bowls.My Wired News article has more.
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ROCK BOTTOM (a Buried Secrets Novella)
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Manipulation—the act that stripped me of my innocence.
Corruption—the deed that molded the monster I've become.
Persecution—the awakening of the fractured man who was only a pawn in a sick and twisted game.
When I lost my family after taking the fall for Drew Varney and his myriad of scandals, I frickin' hit rock bottom. Without a shadow of hope within these desolate prison walls, the demons begin to gnaw their way out of my tainted soul.
My story is dark and heinous, a daunting tale of no redemption.
Or is there?
**This book is intended for those 18+ or older. Rock Bottom is a READ in SERIES ORDER NOVELLA.
I will admit to not liking Josh. His attitude at the beginning of the book didn't help. It's why I gave this book 4 stars, it's not my favorite of the series. After the first chapter or two I thought about not finishing this book because of him. However, knowing the author, I knew I had to keep reading because there had to be a reason behind his actions. This short novella is just an introduction to Josh. There is so much to his story I do not regret finishing it and I can't wait to read more of his story. After everything he has been through, I hope he has a happy ending.
Silla Webb is a Kentucky native, raised in the heart of the coal fields. A coal truck driver's daughter and a railroader's wife, the coal fields own a special place in her heart.
She is a work-at-home, Super Momma to three rowdy boys, who keep her on her feet from daylight to sunset.
Silla is an avid reader, editor, and author.
When she isn't conquering the world as a wife, momma, and Super Woman, Silla loves to lay on the front porch swing and read while sipping sweet tea, just passin' the day away.


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Kaitlyn Winkle graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor's degree in women and gender studies and a master's degree in adult and community education with the intent of serving underprivileged women in her community. Kaitlyn is currently the Development Account Executive for Meridian Health Services. In her current role, Kaitlyn raises funds for the enhancement of current Meridian programs such as the brand new Maternal Treatment Program for mothers and newborns struggling with drug addiction.
Kaitlyn is an active member of Altrusa, and Women in Business Unlimited. She is a graduate of Emergence from Shafer Leadership Academy.
Kaitlyn Winkle has been a guest on 1 episode.
Good Girl Gone Boss: Kaitlyn Winkle
Episode | February 12th, 2019 | 47 mins 55 secs
On this episode of Good Girl Gone Boss, we talk about starting Farmhouse Creative, we interview Kaitlyn Winkle and we talk about Angie's singing career.


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It's that time of year already: time to decorate the Pi Day tree, exchange Pi Day gifts, and cook up all the traditional Pi Day favorites. Or, leave the cooking to someone else and get a pizza pie on Pi Day.
Thursday, March 14, is designated as Pi Day, when people celebrate the number that expresses the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. The numerical value of pi is approximately 3.141592.
Flippers Pizzeria chain, with 14 locations in Central Florida, is celebrating the occasion by offering its "MyPie" 11-inch cheese pizzas for $3.14, according to a news release. Toppings may be added for an additional charge. The offer is good for dine-in and carry-out orders.
"Just as pi naturally occurs in circles in math, I thought celebrating Pi Day was a natural choice for pizza," Flippers COO Ben Richardson says in the release.
Flippers has alerted math clubs, schools, and tutoring centers about this new way to celebrate Pi Day. Mathnasium of Seminole County has committed to pizzas for all of their students.
"Pizza is just a great way to show how pi works with circles," Mark Brisson, Flippers director of marketing, says in the release. "Our MyPies are 11 inches in diameter. Using pi, every student should be able to quickly find out the diameter of their pizza."
But take advantage of the offer Thursday because, as Mark says, "Pi may go on for infinity, but this offer is for one day only."
For a little more fun, both Ben and Mark have stated that if each of the Flippers Pizzerias sells 314 MyPies for $3.14 each, they will video-record themselves getting a pie in the face for the Flippers Facebook page, the release states.


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The Ying Yang Twins were not the first artists to whisper on a track, but their breathy pickup lines on 2005's "Wait (The Whisper Song)" might as well be commemorated in the Smithsonian. The Atlanta rap duo could not have predicted how popular ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, would become on YouTube—the song predates the platform by a month—with people searching everything from pickle crunching, clicks on a keyboard, to well... whispering. Now YouTube is filled with "ASMRtists," who create content to trigger different neurological responses.
Last week, Megan Thee Stallion and City Girls joined Juicy J for "Three Point Stance," a collaboration that could easily be the soundtrack to your "hot girl summer." Less than halfway into the song, Meg exchanges her thick Houston accent for a soft whisper like she's got a secret to tell her listeners. "Pussy got power, this pussy got power / Fuck you on the sheets, skeet skeet for a hour," she raps on the song's chorus.
In the last year, we've seen how rap has profited from virality of meme culture with country rap hybrids like "Old Town Road" and "The Git Up." As ASMR carves a niche for itself as another part of internet culture, the fusion of ASMR with rap music is not surprising. If a video of Cardi B purring into a microphone can garner over 25 million views, why wouldn't other artists want to insert ASMR where it comes naturally to them? We pulled together a brief list of our favorite hip-hop ASMR moments.
8. Lil Wayne, Literally any song from No Ceilings
ASMR content isn't only confined to whispers and growls. Household items make the cut too, and what's more ubiquitous than the lighter that you can never find when you need it? Lil Wayne must always know where his BIC is, though, because he's done a pretty damn good job at making sure the mic catches him lighting one in the booth. 2009's No Ceilings picked up on a ton of lighter flicks, but "Wasted" finds him hitting his lighter three times before he even starts his verse. Wayne's just showing off at that point.
7. Future, "Thought It Was a Drought"
Future is truly a master at many things, but who knew ASMR was one of them? The intro to 2015's DS2 is a bit more substantial than Wayne's brief lighter flicks, providing some effects that place you in the studio with him. Just before he tells you what he's done to your bitch in his Gucci flip-flops, he makes himself a drink—one can presume it's dirty Sprite, based on the album's title. He's pouring for what seems like forever, and he even throws in some slurping noises for good measure.
6. Tyga feat. Offset, "Taste"
The 2018 summer smash leans on an entire whisper for a chorus. Sure, Tyga's just whispering "Taste, taste," but that's got to count for something.
5. Tory Lanez feat. Trippie Redd, "FeRRis WhEEL"
Tory Lanez might be best known for his penchant for sampling songs from the late 90s and early aughts on his Chixtape mixtape series, which makes his experimentation with whispering expected. Lanez comes in with high energy on the collaboration with Trippie Redd, which brings a nice contrast for when he interpolates "Wait (The Whisper Song)." "How you doing? How you like it? Let me whisper in your ear / Tell you a lil something you might like to hear." He doesn't change the lyrics up that much, but Lanez knows nostalgia is always a good selling point.
4. 21 Savage, "asmr"
21 Savage is a rapper who understands that whispering on a track means a lot more than just paying homage to his predecessors. In an interview with Genius, 21 revealed the meaning behind naming his i was > i am after the popularized sensory content. "I didn't know what ASMR meant, but when 'Don't Come Out the House' came out, I seen everybody tweeting like, 'What the fuck? 21 ASMRing on the song,'" he said. "So I was like shit, I'm going to name another song so they can say, "He named a song ASMR," just to make motherfuckers talk." Hearing him rap "I just need one glock, Nas need one mic," on the song's chorus takes the serious factor up a notch.
3. Metro Boomin feat. 21 Savage, "Don't Come Out the House"
Producers Tay Keith and Metro Boomin join forces on "Don't Come Out the House" with a truly menacing result. 21 Savage's arrival on the track complements their production with a verse begun in a sinister whisper. "Y'all must've thought I was gon' whisper the whole time," he says, addressing the fact that he's just having fun on the track. He retreats back to whispering for a final verse that comes naturally to him. We're waiting for more whispers from the Atlanta rapper.
2. David Banner, "Play"
David Banner's 2005 single "Play" came only four months after the Ying Yang Twins' "Wait." The song is so raunchy (and good) that whispering might have been the only way to cut through the sexual tension on the track. It's almost as if Banner took a lesson out of Janet Jackson's playbook.
1. The Ying Yang Twins, "Wait" (The Whisper Song)"
The Ying Yang Twins' 2005 hit is a Trojan horse of sorts. D-Roc opens the song seemingly harmless with a simple request: "Hey, how you doin' lil mama, let me whisper in your ear." The song gets a little more suggestive when he inquires about a booty rub until he reinforces that consent is the only way to go. "Mind if I touch it to see if it's soft? / Nah, I'm just playing unless you say I can." But his verse—and the rest of the song—quickly goes from subtle to downright pornographic. Even if it hadn't launched a mini-trend in its wake, "Wait (The Whisper Song)" should always be a part of the conversation.
Kristin Corry is a staff writer. Follow her on Twitter.


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• By John F. Chisholm •
I took vacation last week. My wife scheduled it.
I objected.
Wendy insisted.
She won. (She always does.) Off we went.
I'll be honest. I dreaded it. There's so much to do here that I'm always behind. The end of the growing season, freeze-up and winter inevitably finds me with too much undone. I hated leaving knowing that I'd return to all that work but with a week's less time to do it.
You doubt me?
Fall chores go on and on. The lambs have to be gathered and shipped. Sure, the fields are mowed but the pastures aren't, at least not yet. Okay, the front of the house is mostly scraped but a number of rotted clapboards still require replacement. A large hornets' nest is slowing that job. It's actually in the wall where spray can't reach it. (Yeah, you're right. I should have replaced those clapboards a lot sooner.) When all that's done the whole thing has to be repainted. The trim-up isn't completed. The garden has to be put to bed. The orchard's all but ready for picking. I'm not close to listing everything, but you get the idea.
How can anyone take vacation at times like these?
Then consider how I spend the time off. I'm a migrating duck without flight feathers. It's a long walk south. I plod along uncertain of what to do or how to act. That's never the problem here. But on vacation, what the hell? I end up staring out over the Atlantic for a week at a time. The days pass with me in a stupor.
I carried on and on about all this to my wife.
She shook her head and kept quiet.
Off we went.
We returned yesterday afternoon. One look at the place was all it took. I began by mowing the lawn, even squeezing in the clipping, too. Then I caught the sheep, graining and watering them as well. Then I cleaned and organized my old Dodge pickup. That might not sound like much but you didn't see the cab beforehand. In fact, by the time the afternoon was spent, it was amazing all that was accomplished, especially when you consider that I started at a quarter past two.
It was late when I came in to shower. My wife looked at me. "Glad to be back?" she asked, smiling.
I gave her a wry grin, thinking of everything that had gotten attention that day. Then I kissed her and laughed. "You were right."
"About what?"
"Isn't it amazing the way I have to do nothing for a week, just to get something done?"


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Posted by | Ray Cornelius
Check out the latest TV buzz below…
Rising Nigerian-American actor Rotimi Akinosho is joining the cast of my favorite new series, Power. The 25-year-old model and singer has signed on to play a character named Dre, who is being described as a protégé of 50 Cents' character, Kanan. Power stars Omari Hardwick as James "Ghost" St. Patrick, a notorious drug dealer who owns the hugely popular NYC nightclub, Truth. The show also stars Naturi Naughton, La La Anthony and Debbie Morgan.
Motown legend Gladys Knight is teaming up with the cast of Empire and will play herself in a reoccurring role. Empire is the new Lee Daniels' hip-hop drama that features Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson as heads of a family run music empire that is about to go public. In addition, the Grammy-winning songstress is also gearing up to release a new gospel album, Where My Heart Belongs and recently wrapped filming in New York City for the upcoming Lifetime movie, Seasons of Love.
Congrats to the dynamic duo of television and film production, Mara Brock and Salim Akil. The executives have been given a two-year extension on their current three-year agreement with BET. If you recall, the power couple have partnered with the network on various projects including the hugely popular shows, The Game and Being Mary Jane.
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Cynthia Spencer Hospice Choir have been busy recently, not only raising everyone's spirits, but raising funds for the Hospice too. Fresh from their performance for patients, staff and families at the opening of our new Woodland Walk extension, the choir performed for the Salvation Army Fellowship Group at Northampton Salvation Army Centre. This was followed up by an evening performance at Towcester Road Methodist Church, an Easter Fair at the Obelisk Centre and finally at an Easter Cake sale in the Hospice Coffee Shop.
At the Coffee Shop performance, they caught up with Jacqueline Hughes from Towcester Road Methodist Church who presented them with a cheque for £355.00 raised from their performance and other fundraising events held throughout the year. Jacqueline (pictured above presenting the cheque), whose Husband Martin was a patient at the Hospice for some time before his death in 2014 said "Everyone loved the choir's performance at the church, and their choice of songs could've been made by Martin as so many of them were his favourites."
Community Fundraiser, Tommy Gardner said "Our Choir, made up entirely of volunteers under the tutelage of Graham Rogers (pictured receiving the cheque) are really growing their repertoire and are bringing great joy, not only at Hospice events, but they also have a busy calendar this year. If you have an event which would benefit from a performance by the choir, then please get in touch.


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UN urges world 'not to turn its back' on Yemen
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Millions will go without drinking water if oil tanker explodes
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Yemen has once again been overtaken by a massive locust plague due to the lack of government oversight and the civil war raging inside of the country, reports Reuters. The Food…Read More
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A Saudi-coalition airstrike on a market in northern Yemen has killed at least 10 people, including children, and wounded more than 20 others, medics and Houthi rebel media say. The…Read More
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Some of my goals this year are to build and foster a caring, equitable, fun, inclusive, and rigorous classroom environment.
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I look forward to getting to know everyone this year. Please feel free to reach out to me at anytime.
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The Kalinpex LLC was registered in the National Court Register in 1990 in Mikolow Poland. We specializein mechanical working ofall kinds of metals, machining, cutting and bending of numerically controlled machines as well asconventional machines. We make complex service in welding technology and powder varnishing. We provide professional technological and constructional consulting.
We have had ISO 9001:2008 Certificate since 2012 "Manufacturing of metal products including parts and subassemblies for the automotive industry. Services in CNC machining." and PN-EN ISO 3834-2:2007 Certificate.
Our long experience and permanent improvement of quality of our products allows us to realize all contracts. A wide range of services offered by our company allows us to cooperate with national and foreign customers. We developed our own quality assurance system based on the awareness of each employee as to his role to maintain product quality. Weare characterized bysuch features as competence, creativity, diligence, honesty as well as professional and friendly approach to customers.
Quality policy
Our primary goal is to satisfy customer requirements by providing them with high quality of products to machinery and equipment as well as realization of services in machining range all types of metal.
To achieve our goal we adopted long term development policy with particular emphasis on the development of staff competence, so that everyone will feel responsible for the role that they have to meet in the Kalinpex LLC company.
Through the consistent quality policy we want to strengthen our market position.
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