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STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.TODD R. WHITE, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.
On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Mercer County, Indictment No. 08-05-0445.
Submitted February 28, 2012
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Following a jury trial, defendant Todd White was convicted of third degree attempted theft by unlawful taking, N.J.S.A. 2C:20-3(a) and 2C:5-1. The jury acquitted defendant of second-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, and fourth-degree resisting arrest, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2(a)(2). The judge granted the State's motion to sentence defendant as a persistent offender, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3(a), and imposed a ten-year term of imprisonment with a five-year parole disqualifier. This appeal followed.
Defendant raises the following points for our consideration:
We have considered these arguments in light of the record and applicable legal standards. We affirm.
The testimony at trial revealed the following. Shortly after 9:00 a.m. on December 27, 2007, a man wearing a mask came into the Roma Bank on Hamilton Avenue in Trenton and approached one of the tellers, Youngor Wozee. Yvonne Gonzalez, a supervisor at the bank, noticed the man had a plastic bag in his hand, and Gonzalez drew the attention of Jimmy Garruba, a retired Trenton police officer who worked as an armed security guard at the bank. Wozee testified that the individual was an African-American man wearing a tan ski mask, black jacket, black pants and black gloves.
The man told Wozee to put whatever money she had in the plastic bag. Wozee was scared, began to physically shake and was unable to comply with the demand. Garruba saw the man and believed he was trying to rob the bank. Garruba drew his firearm as he approached the individual, who "took one hand off the bag[,] . . . placed it into his pocket and was fumbling as if he had a gun." Garruba told the man, "I wouldn't do that if I were you." The man took his hand out of his pocket and showed Garruba his palm. Garruba allowed him to leave the bank, and the man quickly walked away toward Columbus Park. Much of what occurred in the bank was captured on surveillance cameras, and the jury was shown both a videotape and still images of the incident.
Detective George Kasony of the Trenton police department received a call that "there was a bank robbery . . . at the Roma Bank on Hamilton Avenue." The dispatcher communicated a description of the suspect. When the prosecutor asked about the specifics of the description, defense counsel objected on hearsay grounds. After a sidebar, the judge sustained the objection, and Kasony simply stated that after obtaining certain information from dispatch, he "started to proceed to the Roma Bank."
But, shortly thereafter and without objection, Kasony testified that as he arrived at the bank, he observed a "black male . . . match[ing] the description that was given of the suspect that had just robbed the bank." The individual was wearing "a tan hat[,] . . . a black jacket, . . . blue jeans[,]" and was holding "[a] white . . . plastic bag."
Kasony pursued the man down an alley, but, when the individual ran and jumped a fence, Kasony turned his vehicle around and drove to the street where the man had fled. There, Kasony saw that police sergeant Robert Carrier had apprehended the suspect. Kasony noted the tan hat the suspect wore had two eyeholes cut out of it. Before the jury, Kasony identified defendant as the man he and Carrier apprehended that day.
Carrier also testified and corroborated much of Kasony's testimony regarding defendant's arrest. Carrier identified defendant in court. Defendant did not testify or produce any witnesses in his defense.
We consider the various points defendant has raised on appeal in light of this testimony which overwhelmingly demonstrated defendant's guilt of attempted theft.
In his charge regarding the elements of the crime, the judge properly instructed the jury that the State must prove defendant "purposely" engaged in conduct that would constitute a "substantial step . . . culminat[ing] in the commission of the crime." See N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1(a)(3). Defendant does not object to this part of the instruction. However, the judge also provided instructions pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1(a)(1) (defining attempt as "conduct which would constitute the crime if the attendant circumstances were as a reasonable person would believe them to be"). Defendant argues this instruction on "attempt-impossibility" was inapplicable to the facts and deprived him of a "fair trial because it expanded the basis of criminal liability." We disagree.
Because there was no objection, we employ the plain error standard in conducting our review. R. 2:10-2. "In the context of a jury charge, plain error requires demonstration of '[l]egal impropriety . . . prejudicially affecting the substantial rights of the defendant sufficiently grievous to justify notice by the reviewing court and to convince the court that of itself the error possessed a clear capacity to bring about an unjust result.'" State v. Burns, 192 N.J. 312, 341 (2007) (quoting State v. Jordan, 147 N.J. 409, 422 (1997)). The allegation of error must be assessed in light of "the totality of the entire charge, not in isolation." State v. Chapland, 187 N.J. 275, 289 (2006). While an erroneous jury charge may be a "'poor candidate[] for rehabilitation' under the plain error theory," Jordan, supra, 147 N.J. at 422 (quoting State v. Simon, 79 N.J. 191, 206 (1979)), we nonetheless consider the effect of any error in light "of the overall strength of the State's case." Chapland, supra, 187 N.J. at 289. Additionally, the failure to "interpose a timely objection constitutes strong evidence that the error belatedly raised . . . was actually of no moment." State v. White, 326 N.J. Super. 304, 315 (App. Div. 1999), certif. denied, 163 N.J. 397 (2000).
In State v. Kornberger, 419 N.J. Super. 295, 302 (App. Div. 2011), the trial judge provided instructions as to all three subsections of the criminal attempt statute, even though only the "substantial step" type of attempt, subsection (a)(3), applied to the facts of the case. We concluded that although a "charging error" was committed, id. at 303, it did not require reversal given the strength of the State's case, the balance of the judge's charge, and the contentions of the parties. Id. at 303-04. We held:
Taken in context, there is no realistic likelihood that the jury would have focused on the clearly inapplicable theor[y] of impossibility . . . . We will not speculate that "for unknown reasons" the jury might have convicted defendant on . . . a(1) . . . when they "would have acquitted him" under a(3). Cf. [State v. Condon, 391 N.J.
Super. 609, 618 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 192 N.J. 74 (2007)]. Given the overwhelming evidence in this record, there is no chance that any jury "would have acquitted" this defendant under a(3). [Id. at 304.]
In this case, the evidence of defendant's guilt of attempted theft pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1(a)(3) was overwhelming, and there was no confusion over what subsection of the statute applied. In her summation, defense counsel argued that defendant had not committed robbery, but told the jury, "What happened . . . is actually an attempted theft." Her final words were, "[Defendant] did not commit a robbery, he attempted a theft, and he was unsuccessful." The charging error in this case does not require reversal.
We also reject defendant's argument that the prosecutor's summation comments were improper. As noted, defense counsel's strategy was to admit defendant committed an attempted theft while at the same time arguing that he did not commit a robbery. In his summation that immediately followed, the prosecutor told the jury that many facts were undisputed, including defendant's identity and his intent upon entering the bank. Defendant never objected but now contends these remarks "suggested that the defense bore a burden of proof."
Although "[p]rosecutors are expected to assert vigorously the State's case and are given considerable leeway" to do so in summation, State v. Daniels, 182 N.J. 80, 96 (2004), they have a corresponding duty to pursue justice and "refrain from any conduct lacking in the essentials of fair play." State v. Wakefield, 190 N.J. 397, 437 (2007) (quoting State v. Siciliano, 21 N.J. 249, 262 (1956)), cert. denied, 552 U.S. 1146, 128
S. Ct. 1074, 169 L. Ed. 2d 817 (2008). "A finding of prosecutorial misconduct does not end a reviewing court's inquiry because, in order to justify reversal, the misconduct must have been 'so egregious that it deprived the defendant of a fair trial.'" State v. Smith, 167 N.J. 158, 181 (2001) (quoting State v. Frost, 158 N.J. 76, 83 (1999)).
"Whether particular prosecutorial efforts can be tolerated as vigorous advocacy or must be condemned as misconduct is often a difficult determination to make. In every instance, the performance must be evaluated in the context of the entire trial . . . ." State v. Negron, 355 N.J. Super. 556, 576 (App. Div. 2002). Also relevant to our review is a defendant's failure to object to the prosecutor's remarks at the time they were made because this "deprives the court of an opportunity to take curative action" and suggests that defendant did not find the remarks prejudicial. Frost, supra, 158 N.J. at 84. "In evaluating claims of prosecutorial misconduct and plain error the fundamental question we must answer is whether it is clear beyond a reasonable doubt that the jury would have returned a guilty verdict if the questioned conduct had not occurred." State v. Walden, 370 N.J. Super. 549, 562 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 182 N.J. 148 (2004). Here, the prosecutor's comments did not suggest that defendant bore a burden of proof, nor were they otherwise improper in light of defense counsel's summation.
Defendant asserts the judge erred by permitting Kasony to testify that he responded to the bank based upon information he received from dispatch and, thereafter, to testify that defendant matched the description provided by the dispatcher. We agree that some of Kasony's testimony was improper, but its admission does not require reversal of defendant's conviction.
In State v. Branch, 182 N.J. 338, 352 (2005), the Court concluded that "'based on information received' may be used by police officers to explain their actions, but only if necessary to rebut a suggestion that they acted arbitrarily and only if the . . . phrase does not create an inference that the defendant has been implicated in a crime by some unknown person." "When the logical implication to be drawn from the testimony leads the jury to believe that a non-testifying witness has given the police evidence of the accused's guilt, the testimony should be disallowed as hearsay." State v. Bankston, 63 N.J. 263, 271 (1973).
In this case, Kasony's testimony that defendant "matched the description that was given of the suspect that had just robbed the bank" was improper. That testimony "state[d] or suggest[ed] that some other person provided information that linked the defendant to the crime." Branch, supra, 182 N.J. at 351. However, there was no objection and, applying the plain error standard, the testimony was not "clearly capable of producing an unjust result." R. 2:10-2.
At trial, several of the witnesses in the bank provided descriptions of the clothing worn by defendant. Kasony and Carrier described the clothing in a similar fashion. And, as noted, defense counsel acknowledged in summation that defendant was the person who had committed an attempted theft of the bank. Thus, Kasony's testimony does not "raise a reasonable doubt" that it "led the jury to a result it otherwise might not have reached." Jordan, supra, 147 N.J. at 422 (quoting State v. Macon, 57 N.J. 325, 336 (1971)) (internal quotation marks omitted). We affirm defendant's conviction.*fn1
Defendant argues that the trial court relied upon "unsupported findings of fact, and improper balancing of aggravating and mitigating factors," thus resulting in a sentence that was manifestly excessive. We disagree.
In reviewing a "sentence challenged for excessiveness[,]
[t]he reviewing court is expected to assess the aggravating and mitigating factors to determine whether they 'were based upon competent credible evidence in the record.'" State v. Bieniek, 200 N.J. 601, 608 (2010) (quoting State v. Roth, 95 N.J. 334, 364 (1984)). When the judge has followed the sentencing guidelines, and his findings of aggravating and mitigating factors are supported by the record, we will only reverse if the sentence "shocks the judicial conscience" in light of the particular facts of the case. Roth, supra, 95 N.J. at 364; accord State v. Cassady, 198 N.J. 165, 183-84 (2009).
At sentencing, after granting the State's motion to sentence defendant as a persistent offender, N.J.S.A. 2C:44- 3(a), the judge found aggravating factors two, three, six and nine. See N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(2) (the "gravity and seriousness of the harm inflicted on the victim"); (3) (the risk of re-offense); (6) (extent of defendant's prior record and seriousness of present offense); (9) (the need to deter). The judge found no mitigating sentencing factors.
Defendant contends that the findings regarding factors three, six and nine cannot be sustained because the judge relied solely upon defendant's prior record. That is not impermissible, assuming the judge engages, as he did here, in "a qualitative assessment" "that go[es] beyond the simple finding of a criminal history and include[s] an evaluation and judgment about the individual in light of his or her history." State v. Thomas, 188 N.J. 137, 153 (2006). Defendant's prior record was formidable, including prior federal and state convictions for bank robbery. The judge noted defendant had previously been convicted of robbing the same bank and committed this attempted theft shortly after his release from jail. The judge further noted that prior periods of incarceration had not deterred defendant from committing crimes. The judge adequately explained his finding as to these aggravating factors.
Defendant also contends the judge erred by finding aggravating factor two because there was insufficient support for the conclusion that the victim was substantially harmed. "When a sentencing court considers the harm a defendant caused to a victim for purposes of determining whether that aggravating factor is implicated, it should engage in a pragmatic assessment of the totality of harm inflicted by the offender on the victim . . . ." State v. Kromphold, 162 N.J. 345, 358 (2000). In determining whether the judge's assessment is adequately supported, a reviewing court is permitted to assess the entire record, not just the testimony before the trial judge on the day of sentencing. See Roth, supra, 95 N.J. at 365-66.
Here, the judge justified his findings with respect to aggravating factor two by noting the "serious sense of terror" caused by defendant. He cited Wozee's testimony and further noted "it was pretty clear from the video" that defendant was attempting to intimidate patrons and employees. Dom Butchko, the director of security for Roma Bank, spoke at sentencing. He expressed the concern of the employees who were aware that defendant had previously robbed the same bank branch. The judge did not err in finding aggravating factor two.
Defendant contends that the judge should have found mitigating factor one, because "defendant's conduct neither caused nor threatened serious harm," and two, because "defendant did not contemplate that his conduct would cause or threaten serious harm." N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(1) and (2). The argument lacks sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). It suffices to say that defendant entered the bank wearing a ski mask, demanded money, caused trauma and distress to the employees, and came perilously close to causing an armed security guard to discharge his weapon.
Lastly, defendant argues the judge failed to engage in a separate weighing process regarding imposition of a period of parole ineligibility, and he urges us to remand so that the judge can re-sentence him. See State v. Dunbar, 108 N.J. 80, 92-94 (1987). However, "[i]t is not necessary that every sentence be a discourse." Dunbar, supra, 108 N.J. at 97. The judge's well-articulated analysis adequately explained his reasons for imposing a period of parole ineligibility.
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These strategies should focus on parolees' risks and need and conducted in a way that would motivate change. Aware of these realities, States continue to innovate and evolve reentry strategies towards this end (Yahner et al.).
The BRI was a particularly ambitious correctional program in that it targeted the most difficult offenders for rehabilitation and incorporation into the community. These are young offenders with violent criminal histories, who are likeliest to be excluded from reentry assistance. The BRI develops and implements individual plans to reintegrate chosen offenders back into society. This was the Controlling Violent Offenders Program.
Efforts begin during their incarceration and continue when they are released into the community through a focused approach by a mentor. Case workers and mentors conduct varied programs to support their transition. These include social services in substance abuse and mental health disorders and vocational services for training, education and resume development for employment (Braga et al.).
Results of this study provide evidence that BRI's holistic approach can reduce repeat crimes. Gang membership poses a special challenge to these initiatives. It inhibits the ability of a released prisoner to successfully reintegrate with society. It has been observed to increase the risks of post-release recidivism by limiting pro-social relationships, providing new opportunities for criminal peer interactions, and reducing the prisoners' chance at forming a pro-social identity after their release. (Braga et al.).
What Works, What Does Not and What is Promising
Using the Maryland Scale of Scientific Method, 32 reentry programs were grouped and evaluated (Seiter & Kadela, 2003). These programs were categorized into vocational training and work, drug rehabilitation, educational programs, sex or violent offender programs, halfway house programs, and prison prerelease programs. Results of the evaluation found the programs for vocational training and/or work release, drug rehabilitation, education, halfway house and pre-release programs produced varying positive effects. Vocational training and work release programs were found effective in reducing recidivism and enhancing job readiness skills. Drug rehabilitation programs reduced the likelihood of arrests among parolees and no-completers, of committing a drug-related offense or a parole violation or continue drug use. Educational programs raised educational achievement scores but did not reduce recidivism. Halfway house programs reduced the frequency and seriousness of crimes committed. Pre-release programs reduced recidivism rates. Some sex-and-violent offenses programs were considered promising (Seiter & Kadela).
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The combined results of the evaluation of select offenders reentry programs showed inconsistent findings. The Second Chance Act reflected unclear indications of community integration by the offenders. The Controlled Violent Parolees Program's holistic approach suggested a reduction in the incidence of repeat crimes. The Returning Home Program sent feelers that a business-line atmosphere was discouraging to offenders' integration into the community. And the evaluation of 23 reentry programs reflected generally encouraging results: vocational training and employment reduced recidivism and enhanced readiness skills, at the same time. Drug rehabilitation reduced the likelihood of arrests. This set of evaluations provides appropriate directions to take for policymakers in determining what programs work and what do not.
These evaluated offender reentry programs may be considered representative of current efforts at addressing the problem of recidivism. Their results can thus be considered representative too of how current efforts stand so far. They provide the needed direction for policymakers on what further reforms to work on and push through. They arm policymakers with the basis for streamlining existing programs, filling up gaps and making them more responsive. In the race against the continuous increase in prison population, that responsiveness cannot be any less.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.ROBERT E. WALKER, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.
On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Union County, Municipal Appeal No. 5851.
Submitted November 18, 2009
Before Judges Sabatino and Lyons.
After unsuccessfully moving to suppress evidence from a highway stop of his motor vehicle, defendant Robert E. Walker conditionally pled guilty in the Cranford Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated ("DWI"), N.J.S.A. 39:4-50(a)(1). The municipal court imposed appropriate fines and penalties, including a seven-month suspension of defendant's driver's license.
Defendant appealed the municipal judge's denial of his suppression motion, arguing that the police lacked reasonable suspicion to stop his car and also lacked probable cause to require him to exit his vehicle and perform sobriety tests. The Law Division sustained the municipal judge's determination, and so do we.
The facts in the record pertinent to our analysis may be briefly stated. Shortly before 1:20 a.m. on May 20, 2007, the State Police received a report of a Lexus sedan that had been observed driving erratically on the northbound side of the Garden State Parkway near Sayreville. The report was dispatched to Trooper Robert Apgar, who was then on patrol of the Parkway several miles north of Sayreville. About five or ten minutes later, Trooper Apgar saw a black Lexus pass by his location. He noted that the Lexus had an identical or nearly-identical*fn1 license plate number to the one reported by the dispatcher.
Trooper Apgar followed the Lexus for a mile in his patrol car. During that one-mile interval, the trooper noticed that the Lexus swerved three times back and forth between the left lane and the center lane of the Parkway. The trooper also paced the car as going eighty-five miles per hour in a fifty-five mile per hour zone.
The trooper activated his overhead lights and video camera. Upon seeing the lights, the driver of the Lexus pulled over onto the right shoulder. Defendant was behind the wheel of the car, with his wife in the front passenger seat.
The trooper went to the passenger side of the Lexus and asked defendant to produce his credentials. The trooper detected the "smell of a strong alcoholic beverage" emanating from the inside of the vehicle. Although defendant denied that he had been drinking, the trooper perceived that he was slurring his words. The trooper then asked defendant to recite the alphabet and to count from fifty-five to seventy. According to the trooper, defendant's speech during these two procedures continued to be slow and slurred.
Based upon these observations, the trooper instructed defendant to get out of his car. He noticed at that point that defendant's eyes were watery and bloodshot. The trooper then administered two physical field sobriety tests: a walk-and-turn test and a one-legged stand. Defendant failed to complete those tests in a satisfactory manner. Trooper Apgar then placed him under arrest.
Defendant was issued a summons for DWI, as well as separate citations for speeding and failure to maintain his lane of travel. Subsequently, defendant moved in the municipal court to suppress the fruits of the motor vehicle stop, contending that the trooper acted without a proper factual basis. Among other things, defendant argued that the videotape of his encounter with the trooper did not corroborate the trooper's perception that defendant had been driving erratically or that he had slurred his words. Defendant also maintained that the odor of alcohol in the car solely had come from his wife, who had been drinking that night.
After hearing testimony from Trooper Apgar, the only witness at the hearing, and reviewing the videotape, the municipal judge rejected defendant's arguments and denied the suppression motion. The judge found that the trooper had a sufficient basis to stop the vehicle after the observations of swerving and speeding. The judge also noted the evidence of defendant's watery eyes and the smell of alcohol. Recognizing that defendant's alleged slurring was not audible on the tape, the judge was nonetheless satisfied, under the totality of circumstances, that the trooper had probable cause to arrest defendant.
Following a short recess and a conference with his counsel, defendant entered a guilty plea to the DWI charge, conditioned on his right to appeal the suppression ruling. Defendant requested that the speeding and lane-changing offenses merge into the DWI offense, a request which the court approved with the prosecutor's assent. The court then imposed its sentence. The license suspension and Intoxicated Driver Resource Center detention imposed for this first-time DWI offense was stayed, pending appeal.
On de novo review, the Law Division upheld the municipal judge's suppression ruling. The Law Division judge considered the police videotape, as well as the transcript of Trooper Apgar's testimony. The judge noted that, although the patrol car's tape recorder had not been activated until after the trooper had already seen defendant's improper driving, the tape does show the Lexus "going from one of the lane[s] to the other" and the car's "back lights repeatedly being braked during that period." These proofs, including the car's observed illegal speed of eighty-five miles per hour, provided the trooper with what the judge described as a "well grounded suspicion" that defendant was violating the motor vehicle laws. The stop was therefore justified.
With respect to the evidence that emerged following the stop, the Law Division judge agreed with defendant that the tape does not clearly confirm his slurred speech. The judge also agreed that it is possible that defendant's wife could have been the source of the odor of alcohol. Despite these minor points, the judge was satisfied that the trooper had probable cause to arrest defendant for DWI, given the other incriminating facts in the record. Consequently, the judge upheld defendant's conviction. The stay of the sentence was continued, pending defendant's appeal to this court.
On appeal, defendant essentially reiterates the arguments that he unsuccessfully made to the municipal judge and to the Law Division. For the reasons set forth below, we concur that the stop of defendant's Lexus was proper and that Trooper Apgar had probable cause to administer field sobriety tests and to arrest him.
The excessive speed and observed lane-weaving of the Lexus, conduct that clearly is in violation of our motor vehicle laws, provided a reasonable basis for Trooper Apgar to pull defendant's car over. Delaware v. Prouse, 440 U.S. 648, 663, 99 S.Ct. 1391, 1401, 59 L.Ed. 2d 660, 673 (1979); State v. Murphy, 238 N.J. Super. 546, 553 (App. Div. 1990). Moreover, even if we assume, for the sake of argument, that the trooper was mistaken about defendant slurring his words and in tracing the odor of alcohol to him, there is ample other evidence of apparent intoxication here to supply probable cause for the arrest, under the totality of circumstances. State v. Nishina, 175 N.J. 502, 510-11 (2003).*fn2
In sum, we defer to the factual findings of the trial court, as they are supported here by substantial credible evidence in the record. State v. Locurto, 157 N.J. 463, 474 (1999). Defendant's conviction is thus affirmed, and the stay of the suspension of his sentence is hereby vacated, effective within ten days of this opinion.
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Stuffed Chicken Breasts O'Brien
Total Time
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Prep 30 mins
Cook 1 hr
This recipe is from the fabulous "Junior League Centennial Cookbook", originally published in the Charleston, WV Junior League book "Mountain Measures-A Second Serving". I haven't actually tried it yet but plan to very soon.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 whole chicken breasts, boned but with skin left on
- 1⁄2 lb fresh spinach, washed,dried and chopped
- 1⁄2 ricotta cheese
- 4 ounces grated mozzarella cheese
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 pinch ground black pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried thyme leaves
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried tarragon
- softened butter
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Butter a shallow baking dish large enough to hold the chicken in one layer.
- Place the breasts on a work surface, skin side up.
- Starting at the top, gently pull the skin away from the meat to form a pocket, leaving the sides still attached.
- Combine the spinach, cheeses, and seasonings.
- Divide into 4 portions.
- Place 1 portion of filling under the skin of each breast.
- Smooth the skin over the filling, tucking the ends under.
- Rub each breast with butter and place in the buttered baking dish.
- Bake, covered, for 45 minutes to 1 hour.
- Serve sliced, hot or cold.
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this was absolutley beautiful instead of adding the spinach i added some oven dried cherry tomatoes my family loves this!It is very filling and delicious the next day!! Thank you so much


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Salma I. KAYANI 1, Jyotsna PUNDIR 2, Kireki OMANWA 3
1 Taiba Hospital, Sabah Salem, Kuwait; 2 St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Barts Health, London, UK; 3 Reproduction and Gynecology Centre, London, UK
BACKGROUND: A small prospective observational cohort study with the aim to evaluate postoperative health-related quality of life (HRQOL) at one-year follow-up after total laparoscopic hysterectomy for benign gynecological conditions and to assess postoperative functions in terms of return to work, sexual activity and driving was conducted.
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RESULTS: HRQOL improved significantly at 12 months postoperatively. Multiple logistic regression analysis showed that the presence of irregular periods (P=0.048) and dyspareunia (P=0.017) were significant predictors of overall postoperative improvement in QOL by 3 or more grades. Women with ovarian preservation were more likely to report overall improvement in HRQOL by 3 or more grades compared to those who had bilateral salpingo-oophrectomy (P=0.04). There was statistically significant improvement in QOL postoperatively as compared to preoperatively (P<0.0001).
CONCLUSIONS: In our study we found that women presenting with dyspareunia were more likely to report higher improvement in postoperative QOL. This highlights that dyspareunia is a symptom which is a marker for chronic pelvic pain conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids and adhesions.
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Regency Glossary: M - N - O
Manton's - famous maker of dueling pistols, or, the pistols themselves made by Manton.
mantua-maker - early term for a maker of gowns, seamstress. Later, also called a modiste.
masque - a costume ball.
master of ceremonies - the man at an assembly ball who announces which dance is next.
Mayfair - the most desirable neighborhood in Regency London, located by Hyde Park. The thing that made Mayfair unique was that it was the first London neighborhood created exclusively for the wealthy. Previously, the rich had lived for centuries side-by-side with the poor throughout London, everyone jostled together, with slums right around the corner from palaces. Mayfair was desirable because it was all new, with no place for the poor people to move in. The only poor people in Mayfair lived in the servants' quarters inside the big, splendid townhouses.
madeira - a sweet white dessert wine.
magistrate - a justice of the peace. Also, a police magistrate, the "judge" before whom a suspected criminal is brought upon being arrested.
marquess (or marquis) and marchioness - peer and peeress ranking below duke/duchess and above earl/countess. (Both the English and French spellings of this word were in use during the Regency, but not matter how you spell it, it was spoken with the standard British pronunciation: "MAR-kwess," not the French style, "mar-KEE.") While the firstborn son of a marquess would probably have a courtesy title of earl or viscount, any younger sons as well as daughters would be styled Lord Firstname Surname or Lady Firstname Surname, just like the younger sons and daughters of dukes (as in Lord Alec Knight or Lady Jacinda Knight.)
marriage - the idea of marrying for love was a dangerous, revolutionary, new idea at the time of the Regency period. Before then, marriage was mainly a matter of wealth- and power- alliances between families. If the people involved fell in love, that was a nice extra, but basically irrelevant. As long as they treated each other with reasonable courtesy, and the husband provided for his family, and the wife bore him children, that was pretty much all that anyone expected. In the old-style way of thinking, romance and passion were generally sought outside of marriage in the form of affairs with other married people or, for the man, in taking a mistress.
The idea of marrying for love was part of the Romantic revolution that placed a higher value on emotions, which had been scorned previously in the Classical era's favor of calm, cool, collect "Reason." The Romantics also placed a higher value on the individual, whereas, previously, the individual was expected to acquiesce to his/her "duty," stoically fulfilling the role in life assigned to him or her based on social rank/birth.
Note that both ideologies, Classical and Romantic, coexisted within people's minds, especially the young adults of the time, who were in the thick of the fray with this cultural change. It gave many people an inner conflict over their values as they became torn between following traditional ways that had worked just fine for hundreds of years, versus the new idea of following their hearts.
This inner conflict was expressed in many ways during the period - from the music to the architecture—even in the layout gardens. On the one hand you had the precision-sculpted, logical puzzles of the garden mazes; on the other, you had Capability Brown landscapes carefully sculpted to look wild, untamed, and picturesque, designed to evoke emotion and introspection.
marriage licenses - In 1753, Lord Hardwick's Act outlawed clandestine marriages by minors, which had been carried out for a small fee within the walls of Fleet Prison. By the Regency period, there were two main ways that people could legally marry:
1) The traditional and most affordable way was the "reading of the banns" for three consecutive Sundays in the parish or parishes where each of the engaged pair was a permanent resident. (ie. If the man and woman were from different parishes, the banns had to be read at both places.) In an era before social security numbers and ID cards, the reading of the banns was intended to give anyone with an objection to the marriage ample opportunity to hear about it and come forward, for example, if one of the people had already been married somewhere else and had ducked out on their previous wife or husband. When the banns had been read as proscribed, then a regular marriage license would be granted. The marriage had to take place in one of the parish churches, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and noon.
2) The more private and expensive way, preferred by aristocrats - and most romance novel heroes - was to purchase a "special license" from the offices of the Archbishop of Canterbury in Doctor's Commons in London. The special license gave the betrothed couple the luxury of being married anywhere whenever and wherever they wanted—unlike with banns, the ceremony didn't have to take place in a chapel, and could be at any time of day.
Both types of licenses expired after three months.
meal times - According to David N. Durant in Where Queen Elizabeth Slept and What the Butler Saw, (St. Martin's Griffin, 1998) "Town hours," or daily meal schedules, ran later than "country hours" because in London, Parliament was running later than previously, so the gentlemen of the ruling class didn't get home until later in the day. Even when retiring to the country, the upper classes set themselves apart from the rustics by keeping Town hours. The mealtimes at a typical country house weekend might go like this: breakfast, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon; 2:00-3:00 p.m. luncheon (aka nuncheon); 5:00-6:00 tea; 7:00 p.m. dinner; 10:00-11:00 a light after-party or after-entertainment supper, served hot or cold.
merchant class - business owners and their families. They became increasingly powerful and important socially as the Industrial Revolution wore on. The upper classes looked down on them as the crass nouveau riche.
mews - Originally, it meant a place that housed hawks and hunting falcons, but later it became associated with stables. As fancy townhouses were built in London, their backs facing each other, a row of stables or "mews" would be built down the center behind them so that the residents would be able, conveniently, to keep their riding and carriage horses there. The mews also included the little private back alley that gave access to the stable areas. Nowadays, many of these quaint old mews in London are being turned into upscale "carriage house" apartments.
Michaelmas - September 29, the feast of St. Michael the Archangel.
middle class - similar to the "upper middle class" of today, including the more genteel professions, such as barristers, physicians (but not surgeons), clergy, politicians, professors and high level scholars. You'll notice that what all of these jobs have in common is that nowhere does anyone even come close to doing manual labor. The minute you seemed to be actively following profit or had to use your hands to make your living, (other than writing sermons, lessons, or prescriptions!) you descended on the social scale. These professions were also open to gentlemen (see definition) who had enough money not to have to work, but who wanted to do something to occupy their time. They could do jobs like the above without harming their place in the social pecking order.
milliner's shop - ladies' hat and bonnet shop. Frequently also sold ribbons, feathers, and artificial flowers for decorating your own hats. The art of millinery means designing hats.
mistress - a kept woman, said to be "under the protection" of her male keeper. If a girl was poor but beautiful, this was one route to a luxurious and fashionable (but not respectable) life. As for the men, there was no real social sanction against them having mistresses if they could afford it. Wives and respectable ladies might not love these arrangements, but in their culture, they were generally expected to turn a blind eye to it.
The current thinking, which became even more crisply defined in the Victorian era to follow, was that the wife, the mother of a man's children, was to be put up on a pedestal, too "pure" to be an object of lust: the angel in the home. The sultry sexual role was saved for the mistress, who, in turn, was not seen as being moral enough to be a good mother.
Thus, love and lust were kept in separate compartments, as were the women who provided each; respectable ladies and women of ill repute were generally forbidden to talk to each other (a dynamic nicely depicted in Gone With the Wind in the scenes between Scarlett O'Hara and the local madam, Belle Watling).
modiste - French term for a dress-maker. Also called by the slightly earlier term, mantua-maker.
muff - a round fur-lined accessory for keeping ladies' hands warm. Especially popular in the Regency were big, oversized fur muffs.
muslin - a fine, thin, semi-transparent cotton available in many different finishes. In all its varieties, muslin was hands down the most popular material for ladies' gowns for both day- and evening-wear. It replaced silk in popularity because the best silk was French, and England, until 1815, was of course at war with France. Wearing muslin instead of silk was seen as being more patriotic. Napoleon had the opposite problem in France, getting the ladies to keep buying and wearing French silk in spite of the trendy new English muslin.
nabob - an Englishman who went to India and made a fortune there. (Someone who tried and failed to do so, or made very little money in this effort was referred to as a 'chicken nabob'!)
nankeen - a sturdy but lightweight yellowish cotton cloth, especially popular for men's pantaloons, first brought over from China.
Nash, John - the star architect to the Prince Regent who planned out Regent's Park, Nash was the first to cover London houses in stucco in 1782 (in Bloomsbury Square). He worked for a while in Wales, and early in his career hooked up with famous landscape gardener, Humphrey Repton.
Repton was working on the grounds at the Marine Pavilion at Brighton for the Prince when Nash was brought in to design a conservatory. Nash made a favorable impression on the Prince (though there is speculation that it might have been his lovely young wife that caught the royal eye first, before the Prince realized Nash's genius).
"In 1806, when he was fifty-four, he accepted the obscure post of architect to the department of Woods and Forests and this was soon to launch him into the most brilliant phase of his whole career." Nash won an in-house competition for the building to be done on Marylebone (later Regent's) Park. Other architects suggested boring tracts of row houses, but Nash turned it into an upscale residential estate meshing urban convenience with a park-like setting. His design left plenty of open space for outdoor recreation, horseback riding, walking, etc. "as allurements for the wealthy part of the Public to establish themselves there."
In order to attract the right clientele to buy property in the new development, (they especially wanted members of Parliament), Nash realized he needed to make the commute back and forth to Whitehall more convenient. This led to major downtown reconstruction, as we would say, building the grand, new Oxford and Regent Streets. This required a whole re-envisioning for major portions of London.
The Prince Regent got behind Nash's ideas in a competitive spirit, eager to make his capital rival Napoleon's Paris. John Bull and the English public, however, were not quite so enthusiastic at the time, watching so much of their tax revenue go to giving London a facelift rather than fixing the country's economic woes.
Eventually, when his patron, Prince and later King George IV died, Nash was dismissed on account of the public outcry over the expenditures. Nevertheless, even today, visitors to London can still appreciate the magnificent vistas that Nash brought to life. (See Regency London by Stella Margetson, Chapter Four, "The Regent and His Architect.")
negus - a warm mulled mixture of water, sugar, and strong wine, such as port or sherry. It was popular at balls and parties, especially when guests were just coming in from the cold outdoors.
Newgate - the most formidable prison in London for criminals (as opposed to debtors). Also the site of public executions. It was located next to the main criminal courthouse, the Old Bailey. (You can read actual transcripts and sentences handed down in real trials that took place during the 1700-1800's at the Old Bailey at www.oldbailey.org. One of the best sites on the web for history buffs!)
nuncheon - another word for lunch. Possibly a combination of noon + luncheon?
nurse - the nanny for small children before they were put in the care of a governess. Could also refer to a wet nurse, a nursing or pregnant woman who was hired to breastfeed an upper class baby so the real mother wouldn't have to be inconvenienced!
nursery - usually located out of earshot on the top floor of a residence, the nursery was the childcare area of a home with children's beds and furniture, play areas, and schoolroom areas, as well as quarters for the nurse, nanny, governess and/or any nursery maids, females servants whose job it was to help watch and clean up after the kids.
of the first stare - in the most fashionable style
on-dit - a piece of gossip, translated from the French it means "it is said" or "they're saying"
opera - hugely popular form of entertainment for the Regency upper classes. Though some operas were German and a handful were in English, the prevailing form was the Italian. The typical Regency person's education included learning at least some Italian in order to enjoy this quintessentially civilized art form. The main place to see/hear opera in London was (and still is) the King's Theatre, also known as the Royal Italian Opera House. A season subscription for an opera box could cost as much as £2,500. (Contrast this with the annual salary of Jane Austen's clergyman father, approximately £150/year, or a private in the army, at just under £18/year.) "The doors opened at six and performances began at seven." (Hendrickson, Emily. The Regency Reference Book, p. 24.)
orangery - an indoor 'winter garden,' greenhouse, or conservatory where oranges, lemons, pineapples, and other popular exotics could be grown year-round. (A huge status symbol.)
ormolu - a style of decorating furniture, especially small tables and fancy chairs, to look like they were made of solid gold. Also used on clocks, vases, desk sets, etc. and other small, elegant household objects.
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This exquisite figurine designed by Charles Noke titled "The Potter", first issued in 1932 and withdrawn in 1992, is a superb depiction of the noble craftsman decorating his wares. This example was likely produced during the 1960's.
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