the 60 year Murder conviction; 50 years for the Attempted Robbery to be served concurrently with the Murder conviction; and 20 years for the Attempted Carjacking to be served concurrently with the Murder and Attempted Robbery convictions.
In this direct appeal, defendant raises the following nine issues for review: 1) Did the trial court err in denying a motion for discharge pursuant to Indiana Criminal Rule 4(C)? 2) Was there reversible error in the trial court's refusal to suppress evidence associated with the warrant of arrest? 3) Was there reversible error in the trial court's refusal to suppress identification evidence based upon an allegedly tainted police lineup procedure? 4) Did the trial court err in refusing to compel production of certain police reports for in camera review? 5) Should a mistrial have been declared because the prosecutor refused to grant immunity to two witnesses? 6) Should the law be changed with regard to certain types of jury instructions? 7) Was there fundamental error in the failure of the trial court to instruct the jury on the intent element of attempted murder? 8) Did the trial court err in entering judgment and sentence on both the Attempted Robbery and the Attempted Carjacking charges? 9) Did the trial court err in refusing to continue the sentencing hearing? We answer all these questions in the negative except issue eight. The cause is accordingly remanded for the entry of a new sentencing order consistent with this opinion.
colored Cadillac in Anderson, Indiana. Defendant and some companions observed McCloud's car and commented on the wheels and tires on the vehicle. Defendant and at least one of the men he was with agreed to "jack" McCloud -- that is, to rob him of his car. Driving in a vehicle owned by defendant, they followed McCloud to a bar.
When McCloud left the bar, he returned to his car along with two friends. The three entered McCloud's vehicle and proceeded to drive away. McCloud was driving, Damon Nunn was sitting in the front seat, and Jill Barkley was in the back seat. As McCloud's car exited a parking lot, defendant and another man came alongside the car, one on either side, and began firing shots from handguns into the vehicle. McCloud and Damon Nunn were struck by bullets from the gunfire. The injured Nunn was able to take control of the vehicle from the unconscious McCloud and pilot the car away from the shooting scene to a hospital. McCloud died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
At trial, Damon Nunn positively identified defendant as one of the persons who shot into McCloud's vehicle. Jill Barkley, the backseat passenger, also identified defendant at trial as one of the shooters. Jackie Barkley, Jill Barkley's sister, was a witness to the shooting. She, too, testified at trial that defendant was one of the shooters. Latonia Young also was a witness who saw defendant fire shots into the McCloud vehicle. Kaidi Harvell was with defendant on the night of the shootings. Harvell testified about the activities of defendant leading up to the shooting and also identified defendant as one of the two men who fired shots into McCloud's vehicle.
time of the murder. However, in addition to the witnesses above who saw defendant fire the shots into McCloud's car, two other witnesses placed defendant in Anderson, Indiana just before the shooting.
If any defendant be held in jail or on an indictment or an affidavit shall move for an early trial, he shall be discharged if not brought to trial within seventy (70) calendar days from the date of such motion . . . .
A trial date of May 23, 1994 was set. This was within the seventy day period anticipated by Criminal Rule 4(B)(1).
On May 16, 1994, the charges against defendant were dismissed at the request of the prosecutor after defendant submitted a list of sixteen alibi witnesses. After investigating the matter further, the prosecutor refiled the original charges on April 7, 1995, and at the same time added the Attempted Robbery and Attempted Carjacking counts. When the new charges were filed, however, defendant was absent from the jurisdiction. Defendant was ultimately arrested on April 11, 1995, while he was being released from an unrelated detention in St. Louis, Missouri.
The seventy-day speedy trial clock is stopped if charges against a defendant are dismissed, but will begin running again where it left off if the State refiles the charges. Hornaday v. State, 639 N.E.2d 303 (Ind. Ct. App. 1994), trans.denied.
Although the new charges were filed on April 11, 1995, the clock did not recommence on that date because defendant was absent from the jurisdiction when the charges were again filed. Criminal Rule 4(B)(1) by its own terms applies only when "any defendant be held in jail." Thus, the speedy trial clock did not begin to run again until defendant was again held in jail in Indiana. Accord State ex rel. Turner v. Hancock Circuit Court, 385 N.E.2d 447, 448 (Ind. 1979). Thus, to the extent that defendant is otherwise entitled to the benefit of Criminal Rule 4(B)(1), the speedy trial clock recommenced on April 21, 1995, when he appeared before the trial court following his waiving of extradition from Missouri.
Sixty-three days lapsed between the filing of his motion for a speedy trial and his discharge (from March 14, 1994 until May 16, 1994). Defendant argues that in failing to set the cause for trial by April 28, 1995 (seven days after being returned to the jurisdiction), the State failed to provide him with a trial within the seventy day period described in Criminal Rule 4(B)(1). He asserts the trial court thus erred in denying his motion for discharge filed May 1, 1995.
have been brought to trial following his return to Indiana to face charges. A defendant who permits the court, without objection, to set a trial date outside the seventy day limit will be deemed to have acquiesced therein. Altmeyer v. State, 519 N.E.2d 138, 140 (Ind. 1988). This same rule has been applied where the trial court has scheduled an omnibus hearing outside the seventy day limitation period. Fink v. State, 471 N.E.2d 1161, 1163 (Ind. Ct. App. 1984). Thus, defendant waived his earlier speedy trial request by acquiescing in the setting of an omnibus date, and by necessary implication, a trial date, beyond the seventy day limit permitted by Criminal Rule 4(B)(1).
Because of our disposition of this issue, we need not and do not address whether the additional charges added by the prosecutor arose out of the same transaction or were based on substantially the same factual allegations for purposes of relating back to the original charging information. See Gamblin v. State, 568 N.E.2d 1040 (Ind. Ct. App. 1991) (speedy trial deadlines may not apply to subsequently filed separate and distinct offenses, but may apply where subsequent charges are based upon substantially the same factual allegations or transaction).
defendant was put in a lineup for possible identification by potential witnesses. Among the witnesses who participated in that lineup who would later testify at trial were Damon Nunn, Jill Barkley, Jackie Barkley, Latonia Young, and Carla Goree.
Defendant claimed at the suppression hearing and asserts now on appeal that the warrant was invalid because of allegedly misleading testimony given by a police officer at the probable cause hearing leading to the issuance of the warrant. He asserts the identification evidence from the lineup should therefore be suppressed.
To preserve a suppression claim a defendant must make a contemporaneous objection at trial that is specific enough to alert the trial judge fully to the legal issue being raised. Moore v. State, 669 N.E.2d 733, 742 (Ind. 1996). Where the defendant fails to object to the introduction of evidence, makes only a general objection, or objects only on other grounds, the defendant waives the suppression claim. Id.
The only objections during trial that might be related to the allegedly invalid warrant and the evidence derived therefrom were defendant's objection to the identification testimony of Jackie Barkley on the basis of "the previously raised issue" (R. at 1403); to the identification evidence of Jill Barkley on the basis of "issues we've previously raised" (R. at 1444); and to the identification testimony of Carla Goree "based on our previously raised motions" (R. at 2120). No objection was made to the identification testimony of Damon Nunn or to that of Latonia Young. Considerable testimony was also placed into evidence concerning the arrest and police lineup procedures without objection from defendant.
However, we choose not to determine whether the minimal objections made at trial were sufficient to preserve the allegation of error raised and instead address on the merits the assertion that the issuing warrant was invalid.
Suppression is an appropriate remedy if the magistrate or judge issuing the warrant is misled by information that is known to be false or that would be known by the person offering the testimony to be false except for his reckless disregard of the truth. Bradley v. State, 609 N.E.2d 420, 423-24 (Ind. 1993), citing United States v. Leon, 468 U.S. 897, 923, 104 S. Ct. 3405, 3421, 82 L.Ed.2d 677, 698-99 (1984).
At the probable cause hearing, a police officer testified that the passenger in the back seat of McCloud's car, Jill Barkley, had viewed defendant "in a lineup and identified him as one of the gunmen in the murder of Marvin McCloud." (R. at 380.) Later in the hearing, the court asked the officer: "Then you had a person who was in the back seat of the McCloud vehicle at the time of the shooting who made a positive identification?" The officer replied, "That's correct." (R. at 384.) Defendant asserts this was misleadingly false testimony because Jill Barkley had identified defendant in a "one- person" lineup and the police officer knew it.
A one-on-one "show-up" is inherently suggestive and carries with it a potential for irreparable misidentification. Wethington v. State, 560 N.E.2d 496, 501 (Ind. 1990), citing Stovall v. Denno, 388 U.S. 293, 301-02, 87 S.Ct. 1967, 1972, 18 L.Ed.2d 1199, 1206 (1967). Thus, the fact that the identification was made in a one-on-one situation was relevant and should have been disclosed by the officer at the probable cause hearing. Nevertheless, the officer's testimony at the probable cause hearing was not false. Barkley did in fact positively identify defendant as one of the shooters and did so in unmistakably clear terms.
Finally, the warrant that was actually issued was for the limited purpose of obtaining photographs, fingerprints, and to participate in a physical lineup.
The limited warrant was not based upon information known to be false and the trial court did not err in denying the motion to suppress evidence obtained during its execution.
III. Allegedly tainted police line-up procedures.
A. The February 15 police lineup.
Defendant also filed a pretrial motion to suppress the testimonial identification evidence of Damon Nunn, Jill Barkley, Jackie Barkley, Latonia Young, and Carla Goree on the basis that the previously mentioned lineup that occurred on February 15, 1994 was impermissibly suggestive. The trial judge held a hearing and took evidence on the motion, and also viewed a videotape recording of the lineup proceeding. The trial court denied the motion to suppress.
properly preserved and address the merits of defendant's contentions with regard to the lineup procedures.
Where a trial court has admitted evidence of pretrial and in-court identification of a person accused of a crime, the reviewing court must determine, under the totality of the circumstances, whether the pretrial confrontation was so suggestive and conducive to irreparable mistaken identification as to deny the accused due process of law under the Fourteenth Amendment. Harris v. State, 619 N.E.2d 577, 580 (Ind. 1993), quoting Stovall v. Denno, 388 U.S. 293, 87 S.Ct. 1967, 18 L.Ed.2d 1199 (1967). In making this determination, the reviewing court must decide whether law enforcement officials conducted the out-of-court procedures in such a fashion as to lead the witness to make a mistaken identification. Harris, 619 N.E.2d at 580, citing Brooks v. State, 560 N.E.2d 49, 55 (Ind. 1990).
In sum, defendant argues that the other participants were dissimilar enough in dress, build, and general appearance as to render the lineup impermissibly suggestive under the standard enunciated above.
were of roughly the same height and build, and each wore a small mustache. In other words, four of the participants in the lineup, including the accused, appeared to be of roughly the same age, dress, height, weight, and general appearance.
The cases cited by defendant in support of his contention that this lineup denied him due process of law are of no avail to him. In none of these cases did the reviewing court find reversible error in the pretrial identification procedures used. See Farrell v. State, 622 N.E.2d 488 (Ind. 1993); Vanway v. State, 541 N.E.2d 523 (Ind. 1989); Slaton v. State, 510 N.E.2d 1343 (Ind. 1987); Dorsey v. State, 490 N.E.2d 260 (Ind. 1986), overruled on different issue, Wright v. State, 658 N.E.2d 563, 570 (Ind. 1995); Woodson v. State, 466 N.E.2d 432 (Ind. 1984); Johnson v. State, 659 N.E.2d 194 (Ind. Ct. App. 1995). These cases simply reiterate the applicable legal standards already articulated above. Our review of the totality of the circumstances associated with the lineup under those standards leads to the conclusion that the trial court committed no error of constitutional dimension in allowing the identification evidence at trial.
B. The February 5 show-up identification involving Jill Barkley only.
which she was a passenger.
In addition to the arguments above aimed more broadly at the second lineup in which Jill Barkley participated, defendant asserts in particular that her testimony should be excluded because of the "inherently suggestive" nature of the initial one-on-one identification. Wethington, 560 N.E.2d at 501. Defendant asserts that the initial one-on- one show-up irrevocably tainted Jill Barkley's later police lineup identification as well as her in-court identification.
We need not decide this issue, however. Errors in the admission of evidence are to be disregarded as harmless unless they affect the substantial rights of the defendant. Ind.Trial Rule 61; McClain v. State, 675 N.E.2d 329, 331 (Ind. 1996). Even if Jill Barkley's testimony should have been excluded, the failure to do so could not have been prejudicial error in light of the fact that four other witnesses identified defendant as one of the men who fired gunshots into McCloud's vehicle and two other witnesses placed him in Anderson, Indiana at the time of the shooting. Any alleged error relating only to Jill Barkley's identification testimony was therefore harmless.
IV. Failure to compel production and to review police reports in camera.
Copies of all police reports concerning any investigative activities which have been conducted since the 21st day of March, 1994 with regard to the incident alleged in the charging [sic] . . . .
(R. at 145.) The State objected to providing the reports, and the trial court sustained the objection. Defendant then filed a motion asking the trial court to order that the requested police reports be produced for review by the court in camera to determine if there might be discoverable information contained therein. This motion was also denied. Defendant again raised the issue in a pretrial hearing and was again denied relief.
On appeal, defendant asserts the trial court erred in refusing to grant his motion demanding discovery of police investigative reports and in refusing to compel production for in camera review to determine if there might be discoverable information within any such reports.
Decisions relating to discovery requests are committed to the discretion of the trial court and will not be reversed absent clear error in the exercise of that discretion. Williamson v. State, 436 N.E.2d 90, 92 (Ind. 1982).
Unless the privilege has been waived, investigative police reports are not discoverable and are considered protected as the work product of the prosecutor. State ex rel. Keaton v. Circuit Court of Rush County, 475 N.E.2d 1146 (Ind. 1985). Therefore, the trial court did not err in denying defendant's initial request for discovery of the police reports.
statements. We stated that the work product privilege which generally protects police reports from pretrial discovery does not protect substantially verbatim witness statements. Id. at 376.
The prosecutor in a criminal case has a constitutional mandate to turn over material exculpatory evidence in its possession. Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83, 83 S.Ct. 1194, 10 L.Ed.2d 215 (1963); Johnson v. State, 584 N.E.2d 1092, 1103-4 (Ind. 1992). If a trial judge has concerns about whether the prosecutor might be withholding exculpatory or discoverable information, we stress that in camera review is the proper method for resolving these concerns. State ex rel. Crawford, 549 N.E.2d at 376 (Where documents containing verbatim statements are interspersed with a police officer's opinions, impressions, and theories, "in camera inspection by the trial court should permit the court to determine whether a document is essentially a verbatim statement and therefore discoverable or essentially a police report containing occasional quotations and thus privileged."). However, this is not a case where specifically named witness statements were being withheld by the State.
Defendant does not assert the State failed to provide all such requested discovery. The only discovery request he complains of being refused was a non-specific blanket claim for all police reports prepared after a certain date, documents which are specifically excluded from discovery. Keaton, 475 N.E.2d at 1148. Nowhere in defendant's motion for in camera review did he allege that specific documents of an exculpatory nature were being withheld. Under the circumstances of this case, we find no abuse of discretion in the trial court's refusal to compel production of all police reports for in camera review. Accord State v. Mak, 718 P.2d 407, 417-18 (Wash. 1986), cert. denied, Mak v. Washington, 479 U.S. 995, 107 S.Ct. 599, 93 L.Ed.2d 599 (1986) (the mere possibility that some item of undisclosed evidence might help the defense does not require the trial court to conduct an in camera review of police investigative files).
incriminatory. As a result, the trial court struck portions of Lamont's testimony and all of Lee's testimony. Defendant does not claim error in the striking of the testimony as a result of the witnesses' unwillingness to submit to cross-examination. However, defendant claims that the witnesses' refusal to speak is the result of prosecutorial misconduct.
Prior to trial, Lee and Lamont were charged with murder and the prosecutor refused to grant them immunity from prosecution. Defendant contended at trial that the arrests and refusal to grant immunity denied him the right to compel witnesses on his own behalf and constituted prosecutorial misconduct. Defendant moved for a mistrial on this basis. The motion was denied.
(a) prosecutorial overreaching, through threats, harassment, or other forms of intimidation, has effectively forced the witness to invoke the Fifth Amendment, or the prosecutor has engaged in discriminatory use of immunity grants to gain a tactical advantage; (b) the witness's testimony is also material, exculpatory, and not cumulative; and (c) the defendant has no other way to obtain the evidence.
Id. at 1253, citing Blisset v. Lefevre, 924 F.2d 434, 442 (2nd Cir.), cert. denied, 502 U.S.
852, 112 S.Ct. 158, 116 L.Ed.2d 123 (1991).
In this case, there is no evidence of prosecutorial overreaching with regard to the charging and arrests of Lamont and Lee as there appears to have been probable cause to believe they were involved with the McCloud shooting. Moreover, defendant has failed to establish that he had no other way to obtain evidence in support of his alibi defense or that the testimony of Lee and Lamont would be anything but cumulative. Defendant's defense was that he was at a party in his own home in Indianapolis at the time of the murder. At least four witnesses testified to that effect at trial.
Defendant has failed to demonstrate reversible error in his assertions of alleged prosecutorial misconduct.
VI. Refusal to give certain jury instructions.
Defendant nevertheless invites this Court to change the law in Indiana. We decline this invitation at this time and in this case. The jury was made aware that Harvell was testifying under a grant of immunity and the trial court instructed the jury generally with regard to taking into account any interest, bias or prejudice the witnesses who testified may have, in compliance with Indiana law. The trial court did not err in refusing the tendered instructions.
VII. Alleged fundamental error in the attempted murder instruction.
In Spradlin v. State, we held that "an instruction which purports to set forth the elements which must be proven in order to convict of the crime of attempted murder must inform the jury that the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant, with intent to kill the victim, engaged in conduct which was a substantial step toward such killing." 569 N.E.2d 948, 950 (Ind. 1991).
definitions for Murder and Attempt but failed to include the required language from Spradlin regarding a specific intent to kill the victim.
Defendant's counsel did not object to the court's instructions governing the attempted murder count, thus waiving any allegation of error. Ind.Trial Rule 51(C); Ind. Criminal Rule 8; Blackmon v. State, 455 N.E.2d 586, 589-90 (Ind. 1983). Nevertheless, defendant would have this Court treat the failure of the trial court to comply with the requirements of Spradlin as a "fundamental" error so profound as to not require a contemporaneous objection.
However, as we stated in Swallows v. State, "[I]n cases on direct appeal where intent is not in issue, instructions which fail to advise the jury that specific intent to kill is required to convict a defendant of attempted murder do not necessarily constitute fundamental error." 674 N.E.2d 1317, 1318 (Ind. 1997). In this case, there was no evidentiary dispute about the issue of intent. Defendant's defense was that someone else did the shooting while he was in Indianapolis at a party. The issue in this case was identity of the shooter, not intent. Therefore, there was no fundamental error in the lack of a specific intent component in the instructions to the jury regarding the crime of attempted murder. Id.
VIII. Convictions for both Attempted Robbery and Attempted Carjacking.
Whenever: (1) a defendant is charged with an offense and an included offense in separate counts; and (2) the defendant is found guilty on both counts; the judgment and sentence may not be entered against the defendant for the included offense.
Defendant objected at trial to being convicted and sentenced for both Attempted Robbery and Attempted Carjacking, thus preserving the alleged error for appellate review.
[A]n offense that: (1) is established by proof of the same material elements or less than all the material elements required to establish the commission of the offense charged; (2) consists of an attempt to commit the offense charged or an offense otherwise included therein; or (3) differs from the offense charged only in the respect that a less serious harm to the same person, property, or public interest, or a lesser kind of culpability, is required to establish its commission.
commits robbery ...[as a] class A felony if it results in serious bodily injury to any person other than a defendant.
commits carjacking, a class B felony.
Ind. Code § 35-42-5-2 (1993).
Analyzing the statutory offenses of carjacking and robbery as a class A felony against the General Assembly's definition of a lesser-included offense, it is clear that, because a motor vehicle is property, carjacking "is established by proof of the same material elements or less than all the material elements required to establish the commission of ...." robbery as a class A felony. Ind. Code § 35-41-1-17 (1993). In addition, carjacking "differs from the offense charged only in the respect that a less serious harm or risk of harm to the same person...is required to establish its commission" than is required to establish the commission of robbery as a class A felony. Id.
Thus, under Indiana Code Section 35-41-1-16, carjacking is a lesser-included offense of robbery as a class A felony and, under Indiana Code Section 35-38-1-6, the conviction for attempted carjacking must be vacated.
In vacating the conviction in this case, we emphasize that Carjacking would not necessarily always be an included offense within Robbery. If a person was convicted of Carjacking for the taking of a motor vehicle and of Robbery for the taking of some other property, then ordinarily no "included offense" problems would arise. However, in this case, the Attempted Carjacking charge and the Attempted Robbery charge had identical elements of proof, both being based upon the taking of the same motor vehicle. The "included offense" of Attempted Carjacking must accordingly be vacated.
After the jury returned its verdict, the trial court set a hearing on sentencing. The day before the hearing, defendant and his counsel were provided with a copy of the Pre- Sentence Investigation Report that had been prepared in this case. At the beginning of the hearing, defendant moved the court for a continuance of the sentencing hearing to provide him additional time to review the report. This motion was denied. Defendant claims the trial court erred in denying his motion and asks for a remand for a new sentencing hearing.
669 N.E.2d 1372, 1386 (Ind. 1996).
There is no specific deadline for the filing of a pre-sentence investigation report except that the factual contents or a copy of the report must be furnished "sufficiently in advance of sentencing so that the defendant will be afforded a fair opportunity to controvert the material included." Ind. Code § 35-38-1-12(b).
This Court has previously stated that "it would be better if trial courts routinely made sure the pre-sentence report was made available more than one day before the sentencing hearing." Lang v. State, 461 N.E.2d 1110, 1114 (Ind. 1984). However, it is incumbent upon defendant to show how he was prejudiced by a short time period within which to review a pre-sentence report. Drake v. State, 555 N.E.2d 1278, 1283 (Ind. 1990).
In this case, defendant makes no claim that the pre-sentence report contains factual errors or inaccuracies requiring additional time to try to rebut. In similar cases, we have refused to find error even in instances where the pre-sentence report was provided only a few hours before the sentencing hearing. Drake, 555 N.E.2d at 1283; Lang, 461 N.E.2d at 114. Likewise, we find no error here.
are vacated. The cause is remanded to the trial court for the limited purpose of entering a new sentencing order consistent with this opinion.
Footnote: 1 The Court appreciates counsel's acknowledgment of his professional obligation of candor to the court. Ind.Professional Conduct Rule 3.3.
Footnote: 2 Because of our resolution under this argument, we do not address defendant's contention that his conviction for attempted robbery should be dismissed because, "[b]y enacting the carjacking statute, [the General Assembly] chose to remove the taking of a motor vehicle by force out of the robbery statute." Brief of Appellant at 13.
Footnote: 3 Defendant was convicted of attempted robbery and carjacking. Our analysis remains in the substantive offense statutes because the attempt statute provides "a person attempts to commit a crime when, acting with the culpability required for commission of the crime, he engages in conduct that constitutes a substantial step toward commission of the crime. An attempt to commit a crime is a felony or misdemeanor of the same class as the crime attempted." Ind. Code § 35-41-5-1 (1993).


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Brenda Gotanda, LEED AP
Alternative/Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
Philadelphia Building Energy Performance Tune-Up Time
Brenda H. Gotanda, Esq.
MGKF Special Alert - Pennsylvania Forecast 2021
This year Philadelphia takes its next step toward improving energy efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint of large commercial buildings in the city through implementation and initial deadlines under the Building Energy Performance Policy (the Policy), also known as the Building Tune-Up Program. The Policy, passed by City Council a little over a year ago, creates a program that requires owners of large non-residential buildings to conduct a "tune-up" of their building's energy and water systems and to certify building performance to the City of Philadelphia Office of Sustainability (OOS). Regulations were issued by the OOS in October 2020 to provide clarifying information on program implementation, exemptions, and deadlines. Philadelphia projects that the Policy will result in a reduction of carbon pollution in the city of nearly 200,000 metric tons and will help to achieve Mayor Kenney's goal of reducing carbon emissions 25 percent by 2025.
The Policy applies to all non-residential buildings with an indoor floor space of at least 50,000 square feet. This includes mixed-use buildings with areas of non-residential use greater than the threshold, industrial and manufacturing facilities, and buildings used for temporary lodging such as hotels, motels, and short-term rentals. However, it does not include residence halls, dormitories and other non-transient large lodging places or parking lots and garages.
Owners of covered buildings must perform a "tune-up" on their base building systems that use energy or impact energy consumption (e.g., building envelope, HVAC, electrical lighting, conveying, and domestic hot water systems). The required tune-up consists of two components, an inspection supervised by an approved Qualified Tune-Up Specialist and corrective actions to increase energy efficiency. The Specialist must prepare a Tune-Up Report containing findings and recommendations regarding each of the required inspection elements and the report must be submitted to OOS by the Policy deadlines, which are based upon building size.
The first compliance deadline under the Policy is September 30, 2021 and applies to the largest buildings, namely those that are 200,000 square feet or larger. In light of COVID-19, however, the regulations provide that this first tune-up compliance deadline may be extended to March 30, 2022 for building owners who submit a request for deadline extension to OOS by April 5, 2021. The next tune-up compliance deadline is September 30, 2022 and is applicable to buildings between 100,000 and 200,000 square feet in size. Tune-up deadlines for smaller buildings (those from 70,000 to 100,000 sq. ft and from 50,000 to 70,000 sq. ft) will occur in 2023 and 2024, respectively. Large portfolio owners may apply to OOS for an alternative compliance schedule.
The Policy provides a number of exemptions to the tune-up requirement. These include, among others, exemptions for certain high-performing buildings that have met the requirements of the City's building Benchmarking Policy for the prior two years and satisfy other applicable criteria. For example, buildings that have achieved an ENERGY STAR Score of at least 75 or achieved LEED Gold O&M v.4 or Net-Zero Energy Certification or better may qualify. Likewise, buildings may also qualify if they achieve certain levels of energy savings, have completed a retro-commissioning program or implemented certain measures following an energy audit. Specific criteria and timeframes for achieving the exemption criteria are set forth in the Policy. Building owners may request an extension of time to meet compliance deadlines applicable to exemptions, however, requests must be submitted in accordance with the specified timeframes.
Large building owners in Philadelphia covered by the Policy should familiarize themselves with the applicable requirements, exemptions, and deadlines and begin to chart a path toward achieving their selected compliance option.

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"Bad Cop" Bubba to Campaign in Illinois
By Margaret Lyons in News on Jan 29, 2008 7:54PM
Media speculation over whether or not Bill will chill has been answered with the announcement of the former president's campaign itinerary. Next stop on the legacy-tarnishing express: Edwardsville, IL. Hillary's more controversial half will be campaigning in the small town near St. Louis tomorrow morning, hosting a "Solutions for America" rally at Southern Illinois University at 7:45 a.m.
Yeah, Illinois is supposed to be Obama country, but according to a WBEZ report this morning, the Clinton camp plans to campaign hard in the state because the race is becoming more about the delegate count, and with 185 delegates up for grabs, Illinois is the third biggest prize of the 22 states that will vote next Tuesday. The NPR report also says that the Clinton campaign recently opened a Chicago office, and according to the Daily Herald, supporters have been launching an insurgency in the northwest suburbs and beyond in recent weeks. —Mark Boyer
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Microsoft is gearing up to launch its exotic Surface with Windows 8 Pro in a couple of days, and the company has already made clear that for this first phase, the tablet is going to be available only in the United States and Canada.
This exclusivity aside, the only thing Redmond has confirmed up till now is the minor detail that new markets for the device are set to be announced at a later date.
Sure, Redmond, for now, is completely focused on the vital and important launch, but one thing is certain that Microsoft will be looking to expand the availability of its tablet in other markets beside North America very soon.
Specifically in the countries and markets where Surface RT has already launched, are very likely to get the Pro in the coming months, if not weeks.
Surface RT is already available in the United Kingdom, not only from Microsoft's official website, but also at John Lewis. But I can totally see how this silence from Microsoft nags people looking to buy the company's tablets in these countries.
Even on this blog here, we have had several readers inquire about the launch date of Surface Pro. Here's hoping we hear some good news from Redmond soon.
In the meantime, do let us know what you feel if you are outside North America and looking to grab a Surface Pro. The comments section below is always open for business, 24 by 7.
I've been patiently waiting for the release of the Pro version ever since the RT was released. Even at times considering the RT contemplating could I personally live with no x86 compatibly but end up saving the money for the Pro. I work in the IT industry and the company I work with (thanks to me going on about the Surface Pro so much) are very interested in these. Now though I've been asked to look at other alternatives (getting sick of me repeating should be soon) as its getting close the end of the financial year so the money will need to be spent on Windows 8 Tables whether that will be the Surface Pro or not depends on if its out in time. I don't know why MS cant give us a date and price in the UK and even if its going to still be a while (really hope not!) let us pre order them! You would have thought they would have learnt from the release of the RT!
Agree about the pre order bit, that's the least Microsoft can do.
I personally think an announcement could be coming our way in the next few days after launch, about which countries are next on the list and when will they be getting the Surface Pro.
as always MS is shooting themselves in the foot. saturation is key at this point for MS since they are so behind.
Hello i am in the UK and all this lack of information from Microsoft has lead me to end up buying the Surface Pro on eBay and get it shipped to me from the USA.


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Q: How to split a dataset, which has two associated files, into training and test datasets by Python? For example I have two files, sentences.txt and labels.txt
sentences.txt:
This is a sentence
This is not a sentence
Hello world
Hello world too

labels.txt:
1
1
0
0

Each number in labels.txt is associated with the sentence in sentences.txt in the same position. I would like to randomly select 50% for testing and 50% for training, and it seems that I cannot simply random.shuffle(data) like in this question. So how could I split the dataset randomly? Thanks.

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Home » Fullback Laldinliana Renthlei pens a deal with Jamshedpur FC
Fullback Laldinliana Renthlei pens a deal with Jamshedpur FC
By Nehal on 3rd September 2020
Jackichand Singh and Laldinliana Renthlei: Now teammates at Jamshedpur FC | Picture: ISL Media
Jamshedpur FC have signed 22-year-old fullback Laldinliana Renthlei on a three-year-deal from Chennaiyin FC ahead of ISL 7.
Dinliana as he also goes by hails from Mizoram and was a key member of the Chhinga Veng FC team that won the 2017-18 Mizoram Premier League after defeating Aizawl FC in the final. Soon after, he joined Aizawl FC on loan and was part of the side that played in the I-League and in the AFC Cup competition.
In 2018, Renthlei moved to the two-time ISL champions Chennaiyin FC and over two years, the right back made 22 appearances in the league and playoff stage. Last season, when Chennaiyin FC made an astonishing run to the final of the ISL after a shaky start, Laldinliana was part of the playing XI in the both the semis and the final.
The longish contract also suggests that Dinliana made a good impression on outgoing Chennaiyin FC coach Owen Coyle and the manager actively sought his presence at his current club Jamshedpur FC.
The position of a full-back is crucial to any football system as it requires the right balance of attack and defence. Dinliana matches my requirements for a full-back perfectly.
He has been fabulous over the past three years and was phenomenal last season as he helped his team reach the ISL final.
He will be an important player for club and country in the years to come.
Owen Coyle, Head Coach, Jamshedpur FC
#DinlianaGoesRed 🔴❤
Welcome to the club, Laldinliana Renthlei!
Read more about our new signing: https://t.co/0Br0X8vvYK#JamKeKhelo pic.twitter.com/ofWZAgwyQD
— Jamshedpur FC (@JamshedpurFC) September 3, 2020


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Q: phantom command error At wikipedia this
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should produce
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(I dont know how to make that display correctly here either)
but I get an error message
Failed to parse (unknown function "\phantom"): {\displaystyle \phantom{-}\frac{8}{2}=\phantom{-}4 }
I have no idea whats going on. It used to work fine. What can I do to fix it.


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Cleveland Elementary School in Tampa, Florida
Popularity:#104 of 218 Public Schools in Tampa#173 of 344 Public Schools in Hillsborough County#2,188 of 4,720 Public Schools in Florida#50,472 in Public Schools
Cleveland Elementary School Contact Information
View Address and Phone Number for Cleveland Elementary School, a Public School, at East Hamilton Avenue, Tampa FL.
723 East Hamilton Avenue
Tampa, Florida, 33604
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View map of Cleveland Elementary School, and get driving directions from your location.
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About the Cleveland Elementary School
The Cleveland Elementary School, located in Tampa, FL, is a publicly funded school district that educates children in Hillsborough County. Public Schools offer K-12 education at elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools located in Hillsborough County. The Public School system follows Florida state public education policies, accepting all children living within the district boundaries for a tuition-free education.
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Find Tampa Public School Enrollment and Educational Attainment (Age 25+). Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau; American Community Survey, 2017 ACS 5-Year Estimates.
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Carrie Underwood shared the first photo of her face after an accident left her with 40 stitches
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Meaghan Kirby Updated Apr 04, 2018 @ 4:44 pm
After keeping an incredibly low profile for the past few months due to injuries sustained during a nasty fall at her home, Carrie Underwood appears to be officially on the mend and back at work. Late last year, it was reported that the country singer had broken her wrist in the fall, but Carrie Underwood revealed in January, that her injuries were actually more severe than initially reported.
In a note to fans, which was obtained by People, the "Before He Cheats" singer revealed that the "freak" accident also caused injury to her face and required somewhere between 40 and 50 stitches. The singer told fans that the facial injury was keeping her away from cameras for the time being and warned that when she decides to return to the cameras, she may look a little bit different.
After months out of the spotlight, it appears Carrie Underwood is finally ready to appear in front of cameras, and we have to say, she looks amazing.
Earlier today, April 4th, the singer took to Twitter to share a photo of herself back in the studio, and she looks focused and better than ever.
Prior to this studio pic, the only shot of the "Blown Away" singer for months was a gym photo with Below Deck alum Adrienne Gang taken before Underwood went public with her facial injury.
"There is also another part of the story that I haven't been ready to talk about since I have still been living it and there has been much uncertainty as to how things will end up. It's crazy how a freak random accident can change your life," Underwood revealed to members of her fan club in January.
"In addition to breaking my wrist, I somehow managed to injure my face as well. I'll spare you the gruesome details, but when I came out of surgery the night of my fall, the doctor told [Underwood's husband] Mike that he had put between 40 and 50 stitches in."
We're so glad Carrie Underwood is feeling ready to return to the public eye. And we're hoping this tweet means we'll be hearing some new music soon!


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import it.unibz.krdb.obda.model.Variable;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

public class VariableImpl extends AbstractLiteral implements Variable {

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 5723075311798541659L;

	private final String name;

	private final int identifier;

	protected VariableImpl(String name) {
		if (name == null) {
			throw new RuntimeException("Variable name cannot be null");
		}
		this.name = name;
		this.identifier = name.hashCode();
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		if (obj == null || !(obj instanceof VariableImpl)) {
			return false;
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		VariableImpl name2 = (VariableImpl) obj;
		return this.identifier == name2.identifier;
	}

	@Override
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		return identifier;
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	@Override
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		return name;
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		return TermUtil.toString(this);
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Takayuki Wakasugi, YIA award, The Japanese Circulation Society, Kantokoushinetsu Regional Meeting, 2018, Tokyo.
We attended AHA 2018, Chicago.
in 62nd Annual Scientific Meeting of The Korean Society of Cardiology. Great to attend this session with Prof.Kenneth Walsh, and I would like to thank the organizers indeed!
Ippei Shimizu; Attended The Korean Society of Cardiology.
Yohko Yoshida, Poster award, The 2nd JCS Council Forum on Basic CardioVascular Research (BCVR), Nara, Japan.
Yuka Hayashi, Symposium, The 2nd JCS Council Forum on Basic CardioVascular Research (BCVR), Nara, Japan.
We showed up in a TV program introducing BAT and Beige (NHK).
I would like to thank Mr.Amaya and all members in NHK for giving me this great opportunity!
Medical Students 3rd grade, Tohru Minamino presents "Oversea Exchange Program, 2017"
We had a welcome drink.
Dr.Masato Iwabu (Tokyo University) gave us a great talk. Thank you so much!
Ricky's final lab meeting. See you again soon!
Scandic Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark, May2-4. Thank you very much Camilla, Soren and organizers for this kind invitation!
Annual Spring Scientific Conference of the Korean Society of Cardiology, 2017, April 21-22, Gyeongju, Korea. Thank you very much for this kind invitation!
Prof. Ajay Chawla (UCSF) gave us a lecture at Niigata.
Thank you very much again for your great talk!!
Ippei Shimizu: Symposium1, Symposium2, and Chairman (Heart failure, basic).
Seminar at Inje University, Korea. It was really nice to see Prof. Jin Han, Hyoung kyu and all lab members.
Ippei Shimizu, Jokichi Takamine Memorial Award.
Here I would like to thank the organizers of CVEM (The Society of Cardiovascular Endocrinology and Metabolism) for giving me this great honor.
We attended IVBM at Boston and made 9 poster presentations.
Round table with Dr. Sugata Takahashi.
Thank you very much Dr. Shingo Kajimura (University of California San Francisco) for visiting us!
2016 Taiwan Society of Cardiology, Annual Scientific Meeting, Session of International Young Investigators Award. 2016, May 15, Taipei International Convention Center, Taiwan. I thank the organizers for this kind invitation.
Sungwoo it was really nice to see you their!
Annual Spring Scientific Conference of the Korean Society of Cardiology, 2016, April 15-16, Gyeongju, Korea. Thank you very much Prof Jin Han and Hyoung Kyu and the organizers for your kind invitation!
Research visit in Center for Basic Metabolic Research, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Thank you very much Camilla, Naja and Søren for your very nice and kind hospitality!
It's my honor to meet and talk with Professor.Bente Pedersen.
Yoshida Y; The best Research Award, 10th Research Meeting on Hypertension and Coronary artery Disease, Research Foundation for Community Medicine. Tokyo, Japan.
Thank you very much Dr.Nakamura (Cincinnati, Children's Hospital) for visiting us!
Thank you very much Professor. Jin Han. Hyoung Kyu and the organizers in KSC for this kind invitation!
Thank you very much for giving me a chance to talk in Inje University and KDA. I really enjoyed sharing time with great scientists in Korea. I do appreciate Prof.Jin Han for this kind invitation!
Shimizu I; First Place, Young Investigator Competition of the 58th Annual Scientific Meeting. The Korean Society of Cardiology. Nov 28, 2014, Kintex, Ilsan, Republic of Korea.
I do appreciate the organizers in The Korean Society of Cardiology and The Japanese Circulation Society for giving me this great opportunity.
Thank you very much Dr.Masanori Aikawa, Dr.Elena Aikawa for visiting us!
Department of Cardiovascular Biology and Medicine, Division of Molecular Aging and Cell Biology joint lab is founded!


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Cet article recense les lépidoptères rhopalocères (ou ) de Nouvelle-Calédonie, qui y sont représentés par cinq familles : les Hesperiidae, Papilionidae, Pieridae, Lycaenidae et Nymphalidae.  La majorité des espèces sont résidentes ; d'autres y sont migratrices, comme le Monarque (Danaus plexippus), nouvellement arrivé.

Il a été inventorié 521 espèces de lépidoptères appartenant à 304 genres, dont 197 espèces et 17 genres sont endémiques. Parmi eux, les 72 espèces de rhopalocères sont répartis dans 42 genres .

Sur Grande Terre et les îles Loyauté, 64 espèces sont présentes, dont 11 sont des espèces endémiques de la Nouvelle-Calédonie.  Il s'agit des Papilionidae Graphium gelon et Papilio montrouzieri, des Lycaenidae Nacaduba deplorans et Psychonotis purpurea, des Pieridae Delias ellipsis et Elodina signata,  des Charaxinae Polyura clitarchus et Polyura gamma, du Danainae Euploea helcita, et des Satyrinae Austroypthima petersi et Paratisiphone lyrnessa.

Famille des Papilionidae

Sous-famille des Papilioninae
Graphium gelon
Papilio amyntor (= Papilio ilioneus)
Papilio anactus
Papilio montrouzieri

Famille des Pieridae

Sous-famille des Coliadinae
Catopsilia pomona
Catopsilia pyranthe
Eurema brigitta
Eurema hecabe

Sous-famille des Pierinae
Appias albina
Appias paulina
Belenois java
Cepora perimale
Delias ellipsis
Delias nysa
Elodina pseudanops
Elodina signata
Pieris rapae

Famille des Lycaenidae

Sous-famille des Polyommatinae
Cupido lacturnus
Euchrysops cnejus
Jamides carissima
Lampides boeticus
Leptotes plinius
Nacaduba biocellata
Nacaduba deplorans
Nothodanis schaeffera
Prosotas patricae
Psychonotis purpurea
Theclinesthes petersi
Udara renevieri
Zizina labradus
Zizula hylax

Sous-famille des Theclinae
Deudorix epijarbas

Famille des Nymphalidae

Sous-famille des Charaxinae
Polyura clitarchus
Polyura gamma

Sous-famille des Cyrestinae
Cyrestis whitmei

Sous-famille des Danainae
Danaus affinis
Danaus chrysippus
Danaus plexippus
Euploea algea
Euploea boisduvali
Euploea core
Euploea helcita
Euploea leucostictos
Euploea lewinii
Euploea sylvester
Euploea treitschkei
Euploea tulliolus
Parantica pumila
Tirumala hamata

Sous-famille des Heliconiinae
Acraea andromacha
Vagrans egista

Sous-famille des Libytheinae
Libythea geoffroy

Sous-famille des Nymphalinae
Doleschallia bisaltide denisi
Doleschallia tongana
Hypolimnas alimena catalai
Hypolimnas antilope shortlandia
Hypolimnas bolina
Hypolimnas misippus
Hypolimnas octocula
Junonia villida
Vanessa cardui
Vanessa itea
Vanessa kershawi
Yoma sabina

Sous-famille des Satyrinae
Austroypthima petersi
Melanitis leda
Paratisiphone lyrnessa

Famille des Hesperiidae

Sous-famille des Coeliadinae
Badamia atrox
Badamia exclamationis
Hasora khoda

Sous-famille des Hesperiinae
Borbo cinnara
Borbo impar

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On the Promoboxx Engineering team, we're always focused on improving workflow, performance, and execution within the platform. It is important to brands that they have a high-performing platform that makes it easy and effective for retailers to log in and share digital marketing campaigns. It is important to retailers that they have access to a system that works fast, so they can focus on authentic customer experiences.
With that, we're excited to share some big upgrades happening to our cloud platform this weekend. In order to provide a world-class retail engagement platform, we are taking the opportunity to enhance multiple systems as part of our constant work to tune the operations.
First, we are launching a new Docker container-based architecture on Amazon Web Services (AWS) so we can more easily manage and deploy updates to the platform. Our goal is to be able to ship more value to customers faster than ever before and this had been an increasingly complex task as our offering and team has grown.
Using containers and AWS, we've vastly improved how we're managing the deployment, structure, schedule, and scaling of all aspects of our platform. This also means that we are able to break apart facets of our services in ways that we hadn't been able to previously and match various hardware constraints on those systems (CPU, Disk, RAM) to pools of resources to match. As a result, we're improving performance across the board on the Promoboxx platform!
Second, we're upgrading our databases to leverage Amazon's exciting Aurora. Aurora is a highly performant database that offers 3-5x the performance of our older database system! Though I could go on a laundry list of benefits for moving to the Aurora system, it has met or exceeded all of our targets for performance, security, fault tolerance, ease and speed of setup and operational overhead.
Third, we're launching all of our new Data Lake services and migrating all existing data to this new system. Data Lake will fuel some vast improvements and product enhancements on the data and reporting front. More to come on this!
We are looking forward to launching these upgrades and are pumped for all that we have in store for 2019!


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Honeywell announce new partnership with Istanbul New Airport
Posted: 13 March 2017 | International Airport Review | No comments yet
Honeywell has signed an agreement with IGA Airports Construction to provide its Advanced Visual Docking Guidance System (A-VDGS) for Istanbul New Airport
MEGAHUB: Istanbul New Airport is one of the most anticipated builds of 2018
IGA's Istanbul New Airport is currently under construction in Istanbul, Turkey. The technology will help speed airplane gate arrivals and departures safely and efficiently, and optimise gate capacity at the new airport, which is anticipated to be one of the world's largest airports upon its completion in 2018.
With an annual capacity of 200 million passengers, the Istanbul New Airport is expected to serve more than 350 destinations and operate as one of the biggest aviation hubs bridging the East and the West.
The project, which is divided into four construction stages, includes the development of four independent runways and a main terminal with 114 visual docking guidance systems, all of which are to be provided by Honeywell under the terms of the agreement.
"With Istanbul New Airport set to become one of the largest and busiest airports in the world, a state-of-the-art docking guidance system is critical for safe, efficient and precise aircraft movements to and from the gate," said Mr. Yusuf Akçayoğlu CEO of IGA Airports Construction.
"We have selected Honeywell's Advanced Visual Docking Guidance System solution because of its ability to best meet our operational requirements and capability to communicate with other airport systems for improved performance and efficiency. These intelligent systems will make Istanbul New Airport a worldwide leader in technology."
The Honeywell system will help the new airport accommodate a high amount of airline traffic by providing continuous gate monitoring to ensure pilots can safely dock planes faster and with better accuracy. Using a High Dynamic Range CMOS (HDRC) sensor, high-capacity image processing unit and proven image-processing techniques, the system detects incoming aircraft and converts the processed data into precise guidance information, which is displayed on a Pilot Display Unit (PDU) for safe docking.
"By deploying smart technology like our A-VDGS, IGA is ensuring it can stay ahead of the game when it comes to managing capacity, future-proofing operations and, crucially, maximising passenger safety at what will be one of the world's busiest airports," said Orhan Genis, president for Honeywell's Turkey and Central Asia region.
"Honeywell's A-VDGS system is the latest milestone in a 100-year heritage of bringing advanced technologies to the global aviation industry to make operations safer, more efficient, productive and profitable."
Key technology components of the A-VDGS include: innovative 3-D aircraft detection technology for flawless and non-contact based detection of aircraft type and sub-type; all-weather display with wide visibility angle and extended readability; and lower total cost due to reduced maintenance from no moving parts or motors.
Fully compliant with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) requirements the A-VDGS will help Istanbul New Airport to streamline operations by increasing ground traffic capacity, reducing controller-pilot communications and ensuring safe, reliable docking under all weather conditions for all aircraft types.
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Habits are powerful, but the ones we develop don't always work in our favor.
In this excerpt from his new book Atomic Habits, James Clear shares an exercise to show you how to figure out which of your habits to change.
The exercise involves scoring your existing habits as positive, negative, or neutral based on the long-term outcomes those habits are likely to generate.
RELATED: How to quit bad habits by creating friction.


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Фёдор Юрьевич (ум. ) — князь ржевский и фоминский, сын фоминского князя Юрия Юрьевича.

Фёдор находился на службе у московских князей. Согласно родословным, был предком дворянских родов Полевых и Еропкиных.

Биография
Год рождения Фёдора неизвестен.

В 1314 году летописи указывают, что князь Фёдор Ржевский, который находился на службе у московского князя Юрия Даниловича, был послан им в Новгород сопровождать князя Афанасия Даниловича. Целью похода было изгнание из города наместников великого князя Михаила Ярославича, противника Юрия. Афанасию и Фёдору удалось занять город, где Афанасий был провозглашён князем, однако уже в следующем году великий князь Михаил Ярославич, вернувшийся из Орды, вторгся в новгородские владения и под Торжком разбил новгородцев. В качестве условия заключения мира Михаил потребовал выдать ему Афанасия и Фёдора, которые укрылись в Торжке, но в итоге удовлетворился одним Фёдором. После этого Михаил лишил Фёдора его удела.

Ряд источников идентифицируют Фёдора Ржевского с Фёдором Фёдоровичем, однако эта версия имеет хронологические проблемы. Н. Д. Квашнин-Самарин в своей книге «Исследование об истории княжества Ржевского и Фоминского» отождествил князя Фёдора Ржевского с князем Фёдором Юрьевичем.

Возможно, что Ржевским княжеством первоначально владел отец Фёдора, князь Юрий Юрьевич, который мог унаследовать Ржев после угасания правившей там линии смоленских князей. После лишения Фёдора Ржевского княжества тот сохранил только часть Фоминского княжества. Кроме того, у него были владения, находившиеся в современном Даниловском районе Ярославской области.

В дальнейшем Фёдор продолжал служить московским князьям. По мнению Квашнина-Самарина, Ржевское княжество после конфискации его у Фёдора Юрьевича было передано его двоюродному брату — Фёдору Константиновичу Меньшому, от сына которого Фёдора пошёл дворянский род Ржевских. А Фёдор Юрьевич стал наместником великого князя в Новгороде, где и умер в 1348 году. Его тело было похоронено в родовом селе Фоминское. Там во второй половине XIX века Н. А. Астровым была обнаружена памятная плита.

Внуки Фёдора лишились княжеского титула и стали родоначальниками дворянских родов Полевых и Еропкиных.

Брак и дети
Имя жены Фёдора неизвестно. По родословным известно, что у него было 2 сына:
 Евстафий
 Борис

Примечания

Литература

Фоминские князья
Правители Европы XIV века
Ржевские князья
Рюриковичи по алфавиту


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'Book of Mormon' fans gather in NY for free show
NEW YORK -- Lauren Bowling will be flying in all the way from Atlanta. Billy Peterson will be getting up at 3 a.m. to catch a train into the city. Asher Bailey made sure he'd be able to skip work -- he invited his boss.
All three have secured what must be the Broadway equivalent of the Golden Ticket tucked in a Wonka Bar: a free pair of seats to the hit musical "The Book of Mormon."
Producers of the show are celebrating its one-year anniversary on Wednesday by handing out free seats to a special matinee performance for winners of a special lottery.
"I'm so excited about this show, you have no idea," said Peterson, 34, who lives in Lake Placid, N.Y., and will have to drive to Albany in the wee hours to catch a train to Manhattan's Penn Station.
Each lottery winner gets two seats, and Peterson has invited his estranged brother, whom he hasn't seen since 1999.
"I don't know what we'll do, but we'll have fun," he said.
Bowling, a 25-year-old aspiring writer, will be traveling even further than upstate New York. She'll be coming from Birmingham, Ala., where she just relocated after several years living in New York. She figures she tried to get into see "The Book of Mormon" 10 times.
"I just left New York, and then three weeks later I get an email saying that I finally got into the show," Bowling said with a laugh. "That's just the way life works."
She is taking her mother, and the two will fly back after dinner in the city.
The wildly popular musical is one of the hardest tickets to get even a year after opening, and last week it boasted an average ticket price of $183, with premium seats going as high as $477.
Daily lotteries for a small number of $32 tickets have attracted as many as 600 people at some performances outside the 1,066-seat Eugene O'Neill Theatre. The special free matinee attracted plenty of attention: From March to May, when the sweepstakes was open, about 10,000 fans entered.
Jessica Harrop had Wednesday's fan performance date circled on her calendar even before she landed tickets. The 26-year-old TV producer, who specializes in science programs, had tried 16 times previously to win lottery tickets.
"It was getting frustrating," she said. "I sort of told myself I was going to stop trying and just spend the money and buy tickets soon. This was kind of the last shot at getting cheap tickets."
Her boss nicely gave her the day off, and she invited as her guest her younger sister, who is coming up from Washington, D.C. It just so happens that Harrop had just given her sister the cast album from the show. Now, little sis gets to see it live.
Bailey is an actor and nanny who, with his husband, tried to land tickets to see the show about 50 times.
"My husband and I more or less refer to it as 'Let's-go-lose-the-lottery-and-have-dinner,"' he joked. "We're very excited to have finally won something."
It was actually Bailey's husband, a teacher, who learned by email that he'd won a pair of seats to "The Book of Mormon" but wasn't sure he'd be able to take the time off from work.
"I was thinking of threatening divorce," Bailey said laughing.
Then Bailey also won, meaning the couple has a wealth of seats.
"We have four tickets, so we're bringing two of our best friends, one of which happens to be my boss, which helped me get out of work," he said.
The musical is the brainchild of Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of "South Park," and Robert Lopez, who co-wrote "Avenue Q." It is an offensive yet good-natured look at two missionaries who arrive in Uganda and get way more than they bargained for, including gun-toting warlords.
But Wednesday's show marks the final one for one of the quartet of stars who have led the show over the past year: Josh Gad, who earned a Tony nomination as the awkward missionary Elder Cunningham, is leaving.
The atmosphere on Wednesday is sure to be electric. But after all the buzz and the dashed hopes at the lottery, might some ticket winners now actually find the show to be a let-down?
"I would be flabbergasted if I showed up and hated it," said Bailey. "I just don't think that's going to happen. Regardless, it's free theater. You can't argue with free theater."


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Cardinal Bo - Vatican Media
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Cardinal Bo of Myanmar: Amid Extremism, Catholic Church Gives a Voice to the Voiceless
Salesian Archbishop of Yangon Speaks to Zenit Following Ad Limina Visit With Pope in Vatican
May 10, 2018 10:37Deborah Castellano Lubovinterview, Interviews
Cardinal Charles Bo, Archbishop of Yangon, Myanmar, says that where there is extremism and persecution, the Catholic Church helps other persecuted religions, including Muslims, be given a voice and respect.
In an exclusive interview with Zenit, the Burmese Salesian Cardinal expressed this. The Cardinal was present in the Vatican following the ad limina visit with Pope Francis this week. In the interview, Zenit has had the opportunity to speak to Cardinal Bo about the visit with the Pope, the fruits of the Pontiff's 2017 visit, the state of interreligious dialogue in the country and more.
Myanmar is emerging from decades of military rule after Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy party won the 2015 elections and has taken office.
The Muslim minority of the Rohingyas is considered by the UN to be one of the most persecuted. According to data from the Arakan Project, a humanitarian organization defending Rohingyas rights, since 2010, some 100,000 members of the minority have fled Burma (Myanmar) by sea. Violence between radical Buddhists and Rohingyas has left, since 2012, more than 200 dead and 140,000 displaced.
ZENIT: Cardinal Bo, the ad limina visit of the bishops of Myanmar in the Vatican happened just a few months after the historic visit of Pope Francis to Myanmar. Did you talk about that trip during your discussions?
Cardinal Bo: We did a great deal. We thanked the Holy Father for his visit, his special attention to all people excluding no one. He had met the army senior general, the government and authorities especially Aung San San Suu Kyi, the monks, religious leaders, the young people and all, leaving the message of peace, love and reconciliation. The Holy Father thanked us for the warmth and hospitality of the country.
ZENIT: What fruits did the Pope leave to the Church of Myanmar, which in the past years, has endured enormous suffering?
The immediate fruits that we could gather was the we have now direct link and contact with the authorities and the military. It provided an open path for dialogue. The celebration was a complete success. The Holy Father left with us lots of homework: peace and reconciliation. Though the situations are still complex, we believe we are heading towards peace.
ZENIT: Today, after a few months, how is the figure of the Pope seen by the Burmese people?
Before his visit, many non-Catholics were not aware who the Pope was. Now it is just the reverse. The people of Myanmar have full respect and love for the Pope as well as esteem and respect for the Catholic Church. They admire the works of peace and nation-building.
ZENIT: In your country, there is no shortage of tensions related to the coexistence of different religions, referring especially to the Buddhist majority and other religions. How is the situation of interreligious dialogue in Myanmar today?
A Muslim once mentioned that they have no longer a voice, that Catholic Church is their voice. The voice of extremism is strong and our voice, too, is strong.
'Rohingya – Frequently asked Questions,' by Cardinal Charles Bo: https://zenit.org/articles/rohingya-frequently-asked-questions-by-cardinal-charles-bo/
FEATURE: This Easter, Cardinal Bo Shares What Must Be Removed from Myanmar's 'Graves of Hopelessness': https://zenit.org/articles/feature-this-easter-cardinal-bo-shares-what-must-be-removed-from-myanmars-graves-of-hopelessness/
FEATURE: Cardinal Bo: As Lent Approaches, Myanmar Can Only Cry for Its People in Exodus: https://zenit.org/articles/feature-cardinal-bo-as-lent-approaches-myanmar-can-only-cry-for-its-people-in-exodus/
'Peace Is Possible – Peace Is the Only Way,' by Cardinal Charles Bo: https://zenit.org/articles/peace-is-possible-peace-is-the-only-way-by-cardinal-charles-bo/
May 10, 2018 10:37interview, Interviews
To Visit With Two Catholic Movements, Pope Francis Travels to Nomadelfia & Loppiano
Pope's Message for 101st German Catholic Convention in Munster


Who else loves fresh cherries?! Cherry season is one of my favorite times of the year and this Fresh Cherry Sauce ranks pretty high on my list of fresh cherry recipes!
Fresh Cherry Sauce is a delicious topping for desserts like ice cream sundaes, pound cake and more. A great way to use fresh cherries!
ONE. I love fresh cherries. Cherry season means I spend way too much money and can eat a pound a day. I know, it's kinda scary. But cherry season is so short and fresh cherries are do darn good! In fact, I have trouble even making fresh cherry recipes, because I eat so many while I'm making them!
TWO. I also love 80's music. So I can't eat cherries or make a cherry recipe without singing Warrant's Cherry Pie in my head. Over. And over. And over again.
Which means that as I was making this fresh cherry sauce recipe, I started with more than 3 cups of cherries and sang Cherry Pie more times than I can count. It also means that a lot of fresh cherry recipes get made in my house, though this cherry sauce is one of my favorites.
Cherry sauce is typically considered a topping for desserts. I love adding this to my ice cream sundaes, though you could also serve it with other desserts, like vanilla pound cake.
But I also use cherry sauce on delicious savory dishes, like pork. Add a few sprigs of rosemary or thyme and ladle it over pork or chicken.
While you technically can use frozen cherries for this recipe, I recommend using fresh cherries if you can! Clearly there is no way around this during the winter months and I'd rather have frozen cherries than no cherries at all.
If you want to make this cherry sauce recipe without cornstarch, you can substitute arrowroot in the same amount.
You can also make this into a spiked cherry sauce by adding just a tablespoon or two of brandy or Grand Marnier. The alcohol will not have time to burn off, so this is not appropriate to serve to children, non-drinkers or women who are pregnant.
Cherry Pitter– I used to think this was an excessive gadget I didn't need. I was wrong.
This Fresh Cherry Sauce is a yummy way to use fresh cherries. Spoon over ice cream, cake, waffles and more!
Heat cherries, sugar, lemon juice, fine sea salt and cornstarch in a heavy bottom sauce pan over medium heat.
Continue to simmer and stir until sauce starts to thicken and becomes sticky, approximately 15 minutes.
If adding liquor, stir in now.
If you try this recipe, make sure to come back and let us know how you enjoyed it!
*You can also use frozen cherries, but it may take slightly longer to simmer down to a sticky sauce. **Two tablespoons arrowroot can be substituted for cornstarch.
Hi Nancy! You can use a cherry pitter (small handheld device you can get at most grocery stores) or you can use a paring knife, cutting around the pit. They should come out pretty easy!
love me a good cherry sauce for my ice cream!! So delicious!!
This cherry sauce looks perfect for waffles. Totally pinning!
Okay, I've got to be honest, I've never made anything with cherries before! I love them, but I usually just eat them right out of the bag! I'm inspired, going to try this yummy sauce!
I love cherries too but my husband loves them just as much as you do! if i could buy cherries all the time he would be the happiest man alive. lol but seriously, this cherry sauce sounds amazing! and i just made a pound cake and have vanilla ice cream in the freezer so what better to top it with than this yummy cherry sauce. bye, i'm running out to get some more cherries!
It is sad the season is so short.
I LOVE cherry season! It is short and sweet. I am going to make this recipe next week for my moms birthday. thanks so much!!!
Yay! Make sure to come back and let us know how you liked it!