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Keyshia Cole announces plans for new Juicy J-assisted single
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Keyshia Cole is teaming up with Juicy J for her next single.
On Instagram, the singer revealed the cover art for her forthcoming single "Rick James" featuring Juicy J.
The song will make it's debut Wednesday on New York's Power 105.1 radio. She also showed off a snippet of the song, which reveals a hook with Cole repeatedly singing "I'm Rick James."
In addition to a clip of "Rick James," Cole also gave fans short previews of new songs called "Next Time" and "Believer." The songs are set to appear on Keyshia Cole's upcoming sixth album.


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Get an overview of this hotelLisbon luxury property near Edward VII Park
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Near historic center
Overlooking Parque Eduardo VII, this contemporary luxury hotel is near Lisbon's historic center, the metro, and shopping areas, catering to both business and leisure guests. The Gulbenkian Gardens and Centre of Modern Art are nearby.
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Guests can work out in the gym, stay connected with free Wi-Fi in public areas and guestrooms, enjoy cocktails in the bar, and dine on Portuguese cuisine and fine wines in the restaurant.
Marble baths
Guestrooms are decorated in warm shades of brown and silver with luxurious fabrics and marble bathrooms; all have cable TV.
Guest Highlights
- Spotless guestrooms
- Comfortable rooms
- Good, quiet location
- Helpful staff
- Guestroom size
- Comfy beds and nice bathrooms
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Hotel Amenities
Guests can browse for souvenirs in the gift shop, tone up in the fitness center, and enjoy a selection of drinks and cocktails in the bar. Business services include 17 meeting rooms, accommodating between ten and 550 people, with audio-visual equipment, technical support, secretarial services, and a 24-hour business center. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can exchange currency and the concierge can advise on nearby attractions. Practical amenities include parking (surcharge), an airport shuttle (surcharge), and 24-hour room service. Guests of this smoke-free hotel can also enjoy special rates at the nearby health club.
- Elevator/lift
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Fitness facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Meeting rooms 17
- Conference space
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 331
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 18
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Babysitting or childcare
- Wedding services
- Concierge services
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1985
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 18
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Minibar
- In-room safe
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Bidet
- Slippers
- Bathtub only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Akla Restaurant - The menu offers traditional Portuguese cuisine and local specialities as cooked by an award winning chef. A range of fine wines are available in this light setting complimented by natural daylight. Open daily between 7 PM and 10 PM for dinner. Suitable for children and vegetarians.
Uptown Bar - Offers relaxed service and light meals at lunchtime and cocktails from 6 PM to 1 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 40 per pet, per night
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
Guests booked in Breakfast Included rate plans receive breakfast for up to 2 guests. Any additional guests will be charged for breakfast.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
- Resort fee: EUR 1.00 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 18 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 16.50 per day
- Valet parking fee: EUR 16.50 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 40 per pet, per night
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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- Tiara Atlantic
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- Tiara Park Atlantic Lisboa Hotel
- Tiara Park Atlantic Lisboa Hotel Lisbon
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Loveland Fire Rescue Authority Complete Fatal Fire Investigation
Loveland Fire Rescue Authority investigators have completed work to determine cause and origin of a residential fire that resulted in the death of Loveland resident Tom Barminski, 66.
Fire patterns, witness statements, and information collected at the scene indicate that the fire originated in the kitchen area of the home at 809 S. Del Norte Ave.
The fire had progressed significantly by the time it was noticed and reported to 911 by a neighbor.
While the specific cause of the fire is undetermined, investigators found that the resident was using the kitchen oven, with the door partially open, to heat the home because the home's furnace was not functioning.
No functioning smoke alarms were present in the home.
The Larimer County Coroner's Office found that Barminski's death was accidental, resulting from smoke inhalation and burn injuries.
The incident serves as a reminder that all residents should ensure that smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in their homes are working.
The Loveland Fire Rescue Authority can provide free smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors to Loveland residents who are unable to purchase these important life-safety devices.
Smoke alarm units should be replaced about every 10 years. The sensors weaken over time, even if they are hard-wired and/or have fresh batteries.


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RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- Hundreds of veterans and military supporters have arrived in Rancho Cucamonga for the 25th annual Run for the Wall motorcycle ride to Washington D.C. in honor and remembrance of military prisoners of war and those missing and killed in action.
Participants arriving to Rancho Cucamonga have been registering in the parking lot of the Hilton Garden Inn and plan to meet up at the JCPenney parking lot at Victoria Gardens on Wednesday morning for departure east later that day.
The 10-day ride is a dramatic sight for anyone coming upon the motorcade. Two groups of about 500 to 600 riders start off on either route that will travel through the southern and central states. From end to end, each rider motorcade can be up to 5 miles long. There are two routes east, both beginning from Rancho Cucamonga, with about 30 riders to a "platoon" and about a 150 feet gap between platoons.
The two groups join together as one in Virginia and arrive in Washington D.C. on Friday, May 24. A portion will be able to attend a ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier on May 25. The riders will also gather together at the Lincoln Memorial and walk to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
"It's a very moving experience and some still can't handle it individually, so they have a brotherhood to help them go through the emotions which can overtake them," said former Rancho Cucamonga mayor and city treasurer Jim Frost, who served in Vietnam. The ride will be Frost's tenth time participating.
The ride honors American military prisoners of war, and those killed and missing in action during war. Many who ride are Vietnam veterans. The event was started by Vietnam veterans to honor service members in that conflict, but today, the event honors military members from all conflicts. Participants have also served in Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan and others are active duty personnel, friends and family members.
"It's a healing process for all of our riders, to welcome them home," said Vietnam veteran Ray McDowell, president of the Run for the Wall organization. "We ride for all the riders who can't be here; the ones left behind. We want the government to bring them home and we want closure for those guys as a well."
Another key mission for riders is to raise public awareness toward pushing the government to locate, identify and relocate the bodies of service members killed in action and still unaccounted for in places like Vietnam and Korea, organizers said.
"There's a lot of work that needs to be done," said Stan Handley, coordinator for the central route. "There's in excess of 77,000 who are unaccounted for.
When you start looking at Korea, Vietnam and the cold war, you're pushing about 83,000 to 84,000 people."
Southern route coordinator Laurie Clay said the aim is to spread awareness in order to shore up repatriation efforts.
"We want to make sure the funding doesn't get cut," Clay said. "One of the things with Vietnam is the soil is deteriorating the bones and remains tot he point that in 5 to 6 years they're not going to identify that DNA any longer so it's imperative we do it now."
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The Rebel Reading Challenge kickoff celebration will include UNLV coaches, student athletes and education leaders.
The Rebel Reading Challenge is a 30-day competition designed to motivate students to read. Through this community outreach initiative created four years ago by UNLV Athletics and SuperPawn the competition has evolved from 16 schools to nearly 7,000 students from 37 schools. The 4th and 5th grade classes who read the most pages during the reading competition will win a trip to a men's basketball game, a pizza party and other prizes.
This program allows students from at-risk schools to discover that a college degree is attainable.


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Kathy Griffin
Two-time Emmy winner, New York Times bestselling author, Grammy nominee and host of Kathy Griffin's Insightful and Hilarious Take on the Royal Wedding, airing Friday, April 29th at 8PM EST on TV Guide Network
"Well, obviously I would wear something tasteful and British. Does Stella McCartney make anything in a mesh bodysuit? I read that William and Kate are asking for donations to charity in lieu of gifts, so I've chosen to the support the Kathy Griffin Gives Prince Harry a Lapdance Foundation. My toast would be, 'Never forget, even when you're King and Queen, it's Oprah's world, you're just living in it.'"
Sandra Bernhard
The comedian, actress, singer, and author returns to Town Hall in New York City this June in I Love Being Me, Don't You?
"I would wear something sheer my dear, diaphanous, swirling, mad, completely over the top. Then no one would notice me. For a gift, I would give a collection of shells, semi precious stones, sea glass, dried rare herbs, and antique lace that I have collected on my world travels. My toast would be as follows: `Wherever the winds may carry you, however lonely the road may some time become, if the world should fall apart, leaving you stranded on the roadside, remember, I am only a text message away, and you can always count on me.'"
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Quincy Robinson is a lot of things: scholar, leader, researcher, president, friend. He has a lot of goals ahead of him: master's degrees, a doctorate degree, a professorship at Stanford or Oxford. And although Multnomah's only a step in his journey, it's a significant step, and it's equipping him to pursue his passions and purpose.
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Made from weatherproof Brazilian eucalyptus, these are the sturdy folding tables for outdoor entertaining that can withstand the elements year-round. Exclusively available from Hammacher Schlemmer, the set of four tables are hewn from environmentally friendly eucalyptus, a dense wood 30% harder than mahogany, with a tight grain and natural oils that protect against rain, mold, and insects. Ideal for use during barbecues and pool parties, the portable tables provide a stable surface with the elegant look of fine furniture. The slatted tabletop, which prevents rainwater from pooling, easily supports up to 100 lbs., then folds flat like traditional TV trays for neat storage on the accompanying rack. The entire unit takes up only 3 sq. ft. of patio or garage space. Left untreated, the wood will develop a silvery gray patina, or it may be oiled to retain its original appearance. Set of four. Each table 26" H x 22" W x 18" D. (9 1/2 lbs.)
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By Lesli Nolen
Published June 2012
The third Sunday in June we celebrate Father's Day, and have for as long as I can remember. For most of the other holidays, I have an understanding of how or why we celebrate them. Although it truly exists to honor our fathers, I had no idea how Father's Day came about. This is what I found out.
According to Wikipedia, the holiday first began on June 19, 1910, in Spokane, Wash., along with other festivities honoring fathers. But this event did not spark our modern day national Father's Day celebration.
Sonora Smart Dodd, who was born in Arkansas, began the movement. Her father was a Civil War veteran and a single parent of six. Her inspiration came from a woman whose efforts founded Mother's Day. So Dodd thought it would be a great idea to honor her father, in the similar way we honor mothers. She wanted this event to take place on her father's birthday, June 5. Due to time constraints and planning she was unable to get everything ready by then, so the event was delayed to the third Sunday in June.
Widespread support of her idea took off, but didn't seem to stick. By 1924, the idea of a national Father's Day was so popular that President Calvin Coolidge supported it. However, it was not until a 1966 presidential proclamation by Lyndon Baines Johnson declared that the third Sunday of June would officially be observed as Father's Day. The holiday was made permanent by President Richard Nixon in 1972. As with anything else, businesses took off with the idea and began a whole marketing campaign. Greeting cards were the first to market for the celebration, then every other business followed suit.
Considering I was born just after 1972, it is fair to say that as long as I can remember we have always celebrated Father's Day. And it is a day to be celebrated. I can honestly say I had the best dad in whole wide world. Growing up, I didn't always think that, but as an adult now I look back and know everything he did, he did out of love. Can't get much better than that!!
Not everyone celebrates Father's Day the third Sunday in June and not everywhere is it a public holiday. Canada recognizes Father's Day the third Sunday, but it is not celebrated publicly. Brazil celebrates it the second Sunday in August. In Taiwan, Father's Day is not an official holiday but is observed on the eighth day of the eighth month. Germany celebrates as a national holiday Ascension Day, remembrance of the day Christ ascended to heaven, 40 days after Easter Sunday. In conjunction with Ascension Day they celebrate Vaterstag (Father's Day) or Männertag (Men's Day). But some Germans take Männertag as the day of the year to get rip-roaring drunk—not exactly the Father's Day we think of.
The Roman Catholic tradition is celebrated on Saint Joseph's Day, known as Feast of Saint Joseph, on March 19. It is also common for Catholics to honor their spiritual father as well. This is also the tradition in Spain.
Like the Roman Catholics I also recognize my Heavenly Father on this day as well. I give thanks to him for giving me a wonderful earthly father for 30 years and the gift of an Eternal Father.
We recently viewed the film, "Courageous," at our church, and it is such an inspirational film for everyone, especially for fathers. It is a laugh-out-loud, tear-jerker movie that will inspire you to be a better parent. It reminds us that God has given us His children to raise if only for a short period of time, and if we don't teach our children the world will.
The movie demonstrates the important role a father plays in his children's lives. In the movie, there are five gentlemen who resolve to stand up and become fixed on doing what is right. Through numerous challenges they discover that it is not always easy, but it is the right thing to do. The gentlemen sign a resolution in front of witnesses who are there to see the commitment they've made and to help hold them accountable for their actions. This is a Christian based film and faith based resolution. The resolution declares they choose to live for what matters most. It's established in their heart and then spoken out loud, committing them to fulfill God's given responsibilities to live your life with faith and integrity. It expresses who they desire to be as a man and reminds them of their priceless influence on the next generation.
This resolution is a tool to help men direct their steps for the remainder of their days to run a faithful race so one day they can stand before God and hear Him say, "Well done!" That should be our focus today as parents. The resolution is not for men only; they have one for women as well. Their resolution is similar to the men's but shows how our roles are different, yet very important.
I urge men and women alike to watch the movie and buy the book. It is time we start doing what is right because it's the right thing to do. Our children depend on us to teach them right values and morals, something lacking in today's world. We need to close the gap on what the world says is okay and go back to the sound morality.
So whatever day you celebrate Father's Day on, I wish every father a Happy and Blessed Father's Day. I hope this year will be the beginning of your race of faithfulness and the best years of your life. May God bless you always.


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Stop nursing when mom has infection.
My friends believe by the time a mum has fever, cough,colds, she has already given the baby the infection. since she has been infectious before she knew she was sick. They worry that their illness will be passed on to the baby through the breast milk.
The biggest concern is the medication they might take, some believe a very small amount of most medicines appears in the milk.. Can they take analgesic, cough and cold remedies or any herbal medications?
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4th June 2014 11:38 PM #2
A mum does not need to stop breastfeeding when she has a fever, cough or cold, None of these can pass through the breastmilk to the baby. However, mum is going to be in close contact with the baby so they are likely to pass infections between themselves. Generally speaking, it is best not to be concerned about this and not change anything in the way you look after your baby just use good hand hygiene etc. Remember that breastmilk has unrivalled immunological properties and this will help to protect the baby from infections. All this means is is far, far better for mum to continue to breastfeed through illnesses and infections.
There are lots of cold and allergy medicines which are safe to breastfeed whilst taking. Please pass this information onto your friends: Cold and Allergy Remedies Compatible with Breastfeeding.
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Hi LJ,
The information you shared is really good.. All of my questions about cold and allergy remedies during nursing are answered. GREAT and BIG THANKS!!
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You are most welcome. Please do continue to ask any breastfeeding questions here.


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The fat and moisture that sour cream adds to baked goods make it a necessary ingredient in our banana cake recipe. If you don't want to use sour cream, full-fat (not low- or no-fat) plain or vanilla yogurts can be substituted, though the cake might be a little bit drier and more crumbly than the original recipe. In some recipes, you could also add 2-3 more tablespoons of the fat used in the recipe (i.e. butter or margarine) and milk as a substitute.


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How Georgia and Hawai'i Met in the 2008 Allstate Sugar BowlAfter a chaotic season, old bowl hand Georgia squeezed into the Sugar Bowl against an unfamiliar name in major postseason football, Hawai'i.
The Sugar Bowl was ecstatic to get the Bulldogs for an intriguing match-up with the BCS party-crashing Warriors, who had earned the BCS' final berth after posting a perfect 12-0 regular season record.
The bowl picture following the 2007 season opened like the parting of the Red Sea on Dec. 1 in a series of games: LSU defeated Tennessee in the SEC Championship Game; No. 1-ranked Missouri lost to Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship Game; No. 2-ranked West Virginia was upset by four-touchdown underdog Pittsburgh; and Hawai'i preserved its standing as the nation's only undefeated team by coming back from a three-touchdown deficit to beat the University of Washington.
The upshot was that Ohio State, ranked third in the standings of the Bowl Championship Series, rose to No. 1, and LSU, ranked seventh, ascended to No. 2. Two of the season's headline teams would play in the Allstate BCS National Championship Game in the Crescent City.
In the end, Georgia, which dropped from fourth to fifth, was done in by the fact that LSU won the SEC Championship while the Bulldogs failed to qualify for the league's title game; that the Tigers defeated South Carolina and Tennessee, both conquerors of Georgia; and LSU's 6-1 season-ending record against ranked opponents.
Georgia was still rewarded with a trip to New Orleans - even if it was a week earlier than hoped - to play Hawaii, which boasted an eye-catching offense run by a breath-taking Heisman trophy finalist in quarterback Colt Brennan.
This would be not only a clash of the nation's highest-scoring team (Hawaii) at 46.2 points per game and one of the nation's best defenses (Georgia), yielding 21 points a game, but a striking contrast in cultures.
As Baton Rouge sportswriter Scott Rabalais succinctly put it: "This was as much a distinction as you could get in the postseason, Dixie vs. the Ha'a dance; Grits vs. mahi-mahi; Mint juleps vs. something frothy with an umbrella sticking out of it.''
And Hawai'i had a bit of a chip on its shoulder, too.
The 10th-ranked Warriors had to fight for any respect because they play in the Western Athletic Conference, one of the lower-tier leagues that get little consideration for the prestigious BCS bowls - never mind that in the previous three seasons two schools in similar conferences had upset "the big boys'' in the postseason: Boise State of the WAC shocked Oklahoma of the Big 12 in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, and Utah of the Mountain West Conference beat the Big East's Pittsburgh in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl.
Hawaii Head Coach June Jones, playing the underdog role to the hilt, put his team's task of playing a representative of the perceived best conference in college football thusly: "It's sort of like the Bad News Bears coming east to play the SEC."
Ray Jeandron, the Sugar Bowl president, was in Atlanta on Dec. 1, taking in the SEC Championship Game, then watching the other games on television, and trying to keep awake to watch Hawai'i-Washington, which came on at midnight Eastern time. "By the time I put my head on my pillow, it was 20 hours from the time I had gotten up. To say I was bushed would be putting it mildly, but I went to sleep with a smile on my face."Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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Trace Adkins & wife issue statement about their divorce
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Trace Adkins and his wife, Rhonda, are publicly acknowledging their intentions to end their marriage.
The divorcing couple has issued a statement through the country star's publicist confirming their split. They say they're "united in ensuring" that their "children's interests come first," and they're asking for privacy as they "work through this personal matter together."
Rhonda filed for divorce in a Nashville area court last week, claiming "irreconcilable differences." Trace and Rhonda tied the knot in May 1997 and have three daughters together, who range in age from 16 to nine.
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The last few years has seen a lot of attention drawn to child or pee-wee sports. We hear all the time about the loud and obnoxious parents who can't keep quiet at games and about the fights that break out, or even the officials who are attacked. It has gotten out of hand in some cases, but this might be the best story ever.


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I am 18 years old and some times I can feel when a seizure is coming on. Can anyone else?
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Hello. I am 41 years old. I am not sure I feel when a seizure is coming on, but I do have auras many times before I have a seizure. I have grand mal seizures only when I am sleeping and several times before I go to bed the thought "You're going to have a seizure tonight" pops in my head and later that night I will wake up and had a seizure while I was sleeping. I don't always have an aura before I have a seizure, but there have been at least five times that I know of in the past that an aura I had led to a seizure later that night while I was sleeping. Maybe you are having auras?
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
Yes I do. Every time I have a seizure I know when it is coming. I usually feel this sudden urge of anxiety and a tingling sensation in my stomach. These type of feelings are called auras and they warn you that a seizure is about to begin. What types of auras do you have when you have a seizure? I hope this helps you. :)
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
Hi ChazStillFighting,
I can feel my clusters of seizures coming on.
I get vague warnings of clusters a couple days before the simple partial seizures of the cluster start.
The initial simple partial seizures of a cluster are unique enough to give a feeling of warning of near certainty hours before more intense seizures in a progressive cluster strike me. Before secondarily generalized tonic-clonic seizures became frequent during the crescendo in a cluster, decades ago, I could prevent the seizures from becoming worse by simply staying awake. But once sleep would overcome me, the seizures would always increase in intensity, further disrupting my night's sleep, and becoming worse up to a peak the following day while awake, then slowly declining in intensity and frequency into the following night and the next day.
My non-clustered seizures are usually without any warning and are mainly just simple partial seizures as aura, now most always distinct from the aura in the clusters (all of my seizures tend to disrupt my verbal behaviour hours around seizures, esp. during informal speech, noticeable to others as "strangely different" (more than two standard deviations from the general population's "normal")). A few of the seizures are, or are nearly, undetectable otherwise when I'm not speaking or attempting to speak.
I posted a response about prodromals of seizures and migraines previously:
The couple days or so of vague and somewhat unreliable clues that my fairly periodic clusters of seizures may be returning, roughly match the notion of prodromal symptoms.
Prodromals involving epilepsy are variously defined, and I prefer definitions that are applicable to migraines also, though the emotional aspects for me are different for cluster seizures versus my migraines, the time-spans of both types of prodromals average around a couple days when they are more accurate premonitions.
"Prodromes & Premonitions" should be distinguished from epileptic aura, as clarified in "Wyllie's Treatment of Epilepsy: Principles and Practice" by Wyllie, Cascino, Gidal, & Goodkin (2012), page 144 (this book gives the example of family & friends noticing the person's irritability or "a mean streak" that the person may be unaware of in their expressions):
(In my later years, ) During extended clusters of seizures, it can be difficult to place pre-ictals, ictals, and post-ictals in associated order, esp. when the ictals are strong and more quickly repeating, nearing Acute Repetitive Seizures and/or convulsive/nonconvulsive status epilepticus.
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
I have an aura, usually deja vu (the feeling that you have been somewhere/heard something before). I find I am not triggered by strobe lights (thankfully) but sometimes repetitive sounds can bring on a seizure (such as music with trance repetitions). I also get the thing in the stomach some people have mentioned. Its very strange because it has a comforting feeling, like a warmth spreading from the stomach up and it feels like the World has stopped. My seizures are well controlled but it's always worth keeping a diary of your mood/sleep/tiredness levels etc as this may indicate a pattern leading up to seizures. I am a single mother to a 9 year old and a 6 year old and we have a code word for when I have an aura so they know I may have a Grand Mal coming and we have a plan how to manage the situation. Hope this helps
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
Yes, I feel sort of "hyper tired". It is hard to explain. If its bad I might also get a myoclonic jerk. If I lie down or relax and take a couple atavan it passes after an hour or so without a seizure developing. But if I am in this state, a few things can bring me to seizure, usually if I have to concentrate or think about a problem or am answering questions.
Luckily this happens infrequently for me and I don have regular seizures, mine are also extremely predictable timing wise due to my menstrual cycle so I am extra extra careful during certain days (no alcohol, no driving, try to get enough sleep). I carry my rescue atavan 24/7 but am seizure free for 3 years now and plan to never have another tonic clinic again. Fingers crossed.
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yup i feel really weird... i will be thinking of some weird looking animal that i remembered seeing .. i know it sounds silly but that is what happens to me... and then bam.. im sitting up or lying down with no time laspe but it has been awhile .. but a couple of times lately i felt one coming on but it did not kick in completly i did not pass out ..but i made sure i was sitting down... everyone has different ways of knowing when it is going to start...
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are you taking meds for your seizures ???
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
Im 24 years old and I had seizures for a few years but never new what they were. So I did feel when they were coming on and After I told my parents what I was feeling, I began to see a Neurologist... i was on a couple of meds but None did good. So I would feel a wierd feeling in my gut and a little like nauseous. Turned out I had temporal lobe seizures and after tests, it was concluded to be right temporal lobe seizures... The option of brain surjery came up and I went with it. My surjery took place 3 weeks ago, im on my way to recovery now. It is a very slow process, can be overwhelming, very emotional and you need to be patient. The thing that mostly bothers me until now is vision part. I cant see on the upper left side from the corner of my eyes. Imsure they make you look at their nose and ask you how many fingers they are holding on the sides. Im still a little unbalanced and my eyes just feel a little dizzy when I look ahead. Its uncomfortable but its getting better.
After the surjery, i was halucinating, but it was normal, that basically went away... I dont regret having surjery, it is just hard to be patient with the recovery...
If you want to know more just ask... You are young, I regret not having had, had this treated earlier
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
Yes I do. I feel weak, dazed, nausea, and feel like I am just going to pass out. I have a generalized seizure disorder and I mostly have gran mal or tonic-clonic seizures. I always remember feeling the seizure coming on, but never remember what happened with the seizure.
This has been happening all my life and the doctors never diagnosed me as having a generalized seizure disorder until I was admitted to the hospital with atrial fibulation that was triggered by the gran mal seizure. This happened to me at 40.
Re: Feel when your seizures are coming on.
yes. I generally have an aura which is a seizure in itself. However I also have complex partial seizures. I used to call them focal motor seizures. Those started with my right hand not doing what I wanted and it raising up. Once it reached shoulder lever I went into a convulsion which started on my right side but would end up in a full convulsion. They looked like grand mal seizures but were different due to the fact I was concious and could see,hear and understand what was happening I just couldn't control what was happening. I knew that if my arm got shoulder high I was down and I tried to control the rise of my hand and in some cases I was able to do that.


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PINE RIVER JOURNAL VOLUME n NUMBER 27 THE PINE RIVER JOURNAL. PINE RIVER, CASS COUNTY. MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1937 SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 Per Year NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST FROM 'ROUND THE STATE VICTIM OF ACCIDENT IS MARRIED IN HOSPITAL Luverne—A few trivial things such as knocked-out teeth, a fractured jaw, cracked ribs, a broken nose and a badly fractured l°g as we1! as numerous cuts and bruises can't k"ep a man from getting married. At least «*t a man like Leslie Nelson, Slayton fun-ral director, was seriously iniured in a h^ad- ort fol'ision on New Year's Eve and has been confined to the ihos-^ita'1 since. 0"i<rinal plans which N-lson and his fiancee, Mildred Bme, also of Slavton had made for their ma-riage were altered, but neverth-less. there was a wadding. Instead of a home wadding the e^fmoti" took p'.ace at the groom's bedside. And the honevmoon took the couole to Rochester. wh-r° the groom was to submit to surgery. NON-RESIDENT FINED $250 FOR POSSESSION OF BEAV'R Duluth.—Arrested in Duluth, for possession of 18 untagged beav=r pe'ts, Sid"ev Rosenberg of Green Bay, Wisconsin, was fined $250. according to the warden's reports received by the st*>r.~ p-arne and fish division. Rosenberg, who had no fur hiiw>v's ii/»pnse. was arretted bv Warden Supervisor, H. E. Stat- ler an'l Warden Con Frederick- son. He wag .arrainged in St Louis county district court." HIGHWAY SNOW BATTLE COSTS STATE $615,000 FOR FIRST FOUR MONTHS Fighting heavier snows than in 1935-1936, the state highway department has had to spend $615,000 battling snow on trunk roads the first four months of the winter, October, November, and January, ?ccorIing to an an nouncement by N. W. Elsb rg state commissioner of highways. This is equivalent to the cost of bituminus surfacing of appr^ximat:ly 3 1 miles of trunk highway. With Northwestern, Western and Southwestern Minnesota hardest hit, Virginia having a record of 84 inch's of snow, the department has kept the main highways open for all but a few hours and secondary roads have not bs^n tied uo more than two ^avs in an" instance. Th- state due to the heaw snnw. ha be°n f".~--rl to vc ro t^e assistance of several counties, extending th° work of the regular highway crews. Anon>^"Triqtelv 66 000 000 f°et 0f Sn-w-fprioo have b en erected, and the maintenance and removal of this will cost about $225- 000. While the snow has b-en much heavier this year, there hasn't been as mnch wind as last winter, when $800,000 was soent in snow removal during February. The southern part of th° state has been one of the wcrst soots this winter. MAN HELD ON THEFT OF WPA CHECKS IN BRAIN'D William Denson. resident of Crow Wing County, 10 miles east of Pine River, has been arrested on charges of theft and cashing of WPA checks. We have just been informed that he is out on bond. His trial will come up at the spring term in Federal Court. WPA WORK TO CONTINUE UNTIL JUNE, ASSURED TEMPER ' N E MEETING IN JENKINS, SATURDAY The Minnesota Temperance Movement of Minneapolis will hold a meeting at the Union Church in Jenkins, Saturdav -ve at 8 n. m.. with a motion picture pasting one h~ur and fiftee- min utes. Everyone inter sted in the temperance mov ment are cordially invited to attend and enjoy a good hour of entertainment. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. T. D. Farnam entertained a group of ladies at a luncheon Friday, in honor of the birthday anniversary of her daughter Nadine. Luncheon was served at 3 o'clock, with covers laid for seven. The Valentine motif was carried out in the table decorations. COMMERCIAL CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Pine River Commercial Club will meet on Friday evening at 8 p. m., at their club xooms in the Armory. All members are urged to be present as several matters of importance will be brought up. MILDRED CHAPEL NEWS With Victor Christgau. stats' WPA administrator, in Chicago attending a conference of fed r- al work relief execuives, Robert Gustafson, Engineer for Cass county, is expecting wo~d thi^ week from A. T. Gilbert0on of Brainerd. as to details of local WPA work from now until the end of June. Last week. Congress passed and President Roosevelt signed a deficiency appropriation bill which assur?s operation of the program until tho end of the current/fiscal year— July 1, 1937. Mr. Christgau was called to Chicago bv Harry L. Honkins, national administrator, to discuss details of the program for the n-xt four months. Whether the program will con tinue beyond July will depend on what further action Congress takes. Mr. Christgau, before leaving for Chicago, said that he would renew his request to Mr. Hopkins for a larger quota for Minnesota, which he feels in justified because of the distress which came to so many communities of the state in the wake of the drouth last year. He said that he a1 so would ask for authority, under the new appropriation, to make wage adjustments to correct injustices which have been found in the application of present federal regulations. Mr. Christgau also stated, he would advise district and local representatives of WPA as to the decisions of the conference as quickly as he returns to Minnesota. AUXILIARY WILL GIVE 'HELLO AMERICA DINNER SOON SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER CLUB ENTERTAINED Miss Sarah Bajlzer, missionary for the Indians on Red Lake Reservation at Ponemah, stopped here a few days enroute to the cities. She spoke at ooth services last Sunday. A fair number attended the Christian Endeavor program on I Moody Sunday. Some interest-' ing things were brought out concerning Mr. Moody's life and . work. | The Young People's Rally at the schoolhouse Feb. 5, proved a blessed occasion. There was a good crowd in spite of the ( stormy weather. There were representatives from 7 groups of Young People's Societies. Re^ D. Wagner of Park Rapids Bap tist Church brought an inspir ing message. PLENTY OF FFJ p N"lFr>T?n IN RACE WITH STORK LUNDIN FLOUR AND FEED HAS SPECIAL OFFER The Lundin Flour and Feed store has been named distributor for PurAsnow Flour, a product of Gold Medal Milling Co. As a special introductory offer, a beautiful colored pottery bowl will be given with each 241b purchase of flour. This flour will also be distributed through some of the local stores.. Read the ad on another page of this issue. The Ladies Auxiliary held | their regular meeting Wednesday evening. Plans were made at this meeting for initiation of new candidates in Mar^h. At this time every V. F. W. member will make a personal donation of $1.00 toward the upkeep of the Natioa1-! Orphans Home | at Eaton Rapids. Mich. This home is snonso^°d and k?p'- en the'v by the V *\ W. ano" th- -Auxiliary as a Hvi^-g memori?! to th - so'diers dead. Besides this service the organization has taken up the ! task of serving all others who ! suffered through the great war. They have drawn a great net of mercy around an ocean of unspeakable pain. But every day the work must be extended for the number of disabled j veterans, widows and Orphans and this "net of mercv" must not fail. It is also the policv of the V. F. W. and the Auxiliary to do good in the home community. The Roy Lee Post and , Auxiliary are doing all in their pOwer to further worthwhile things in Pine River and vicinity, which is the true spirit of this great organisation. "The Nation's Tribute is to the Men and things which serve it." Among the lofty shafts of gratitude and appreciation which America raises is the (towering though invisible tribute to the service rendered by the. Veterans of Foreign Wars." The Ladies Auxiliary will commemorate the birthdays of Lincoln's and Washington by giving a 'Hello America Supper' on Thursday evening, February 25, at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Prices wi1! be 35c for adults and 20c for children. The menu will consist of th? following: Scalloped potatoes, meat "oaf, buttered carrots, cabbage salad, pickles, jelly, rolls, butter, pie, coffer and cream. Serving will begin at 5:30. ■ The public is cordially invited. I Don't forget the DDate! The Sunday Night Supper Club was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kater Sunday evening. A buffet supper was served at seven o' clock, after which three tables of contract bridge were played, with high scores going to Mrs. L. W. Isensee and Dr. R. F.Ding- le. THINGS THAT ARE TAKING PLACE IN THE LEGISLATURE ERADELPHI\N CLU*? MET FRIDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. D. L. Triggs was hostess to the Eradelphian Study Club at her home Friday afternoon. Members responded to roll ca1! by giving Lincoln quotations after which Mrs. Os^ar Dahl 1 gave an interesting pane- on "How Invisible Shades of Color are Matched." . Mrs. Germain was unable to attend because of illness. PRIDGE CLUB MEETS Frances Moulster entertained the ladies Bridge Club at her home Wednesdav evening. Bridge was played at three tables with high score g~ing to Mrs. Marion Sherwood and second to Mrs. John Kater. At the close of the evening a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Leona and Levina Dahl, Nadine and Lewis Farnam, Paul Hamlin and Bud Kline spent Sunday in Brainerd. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS Mrs. Harris Zigmund was hostess to the Fortnightly CI ub at her home Monday evening. A delicious lunch was served at seven o'clock, after which brid ge was played with high score going to Mrs. Downing. MRS. VILLA MUSTARD DIESJN OHIO Mary Arvilla Ridge Mustard passed away at the home of her mother on Friday, February 12. in Ottawa. Ohio, after an illness of several months. Mrs. Mustard wag born in Ottawa, Ohio on November 1, 1881. and was 55 yea^s of a°re at the time of death. She came to Minnesota several years ago with her husband, Al Mustard, ! settling for a tim» in Pine River later moving to Minneapolis. In 1922 thev returned to Pine River pipv>.hasiner a cottage on White Pine Point. She leaves to mourn her death ber mother, Mrs. Clara Ridge; one broth°r. Charles Ridge of Ottawa. Ohio; one sist°r, Mrs. Hugh Townslev of Spokane Wash. Funeral services were conducted in Ottawa, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Farnam and daughter Helen, motored to Park Rapids Saturay. where they visited with with Mrs. M. A. Farnam and Mr. and Mrs Earl Labonte. They returned Monday. His Policies Are Stilt Sound By Albert T. Reid* 68 DRIVERS LICENSES REVOKED IN JANUARY Sixty-eight drivers licenses were revoked in Minnesota in January, as compared to 60 a year aero, and 51 licenses were suspended, as compared to 41 a year a<ro. according to a report by Gil Carmichael, director of tv* state Drivers License Bureau. Sixty-eight of the revocation* wpi-" fo** dWviufir while intoxicated, the other two for incompetent t'Viq dissensions followed "o-victio-s for sp eding, rec les land careless driving and unsatisfied judgements, as required by law. Suspensions are temporary. Since the Driver" License division of the State Highwav department was organized in May, 1934, there have been 2.420 license revocations, the report shows, of which 2.31& were for drunken driving - Dr. C. E. Johnson received a call to go to tho Reuben Hagen home in Maple Town ship at 3 a. m. Sunday morning. He drove as far as he could by car and then with the assistance of 7 men, 4 horses, and 2 mules, he arrived at his destination about 7:30 a. m., only to find that he was three hours late. Mr. Hagen had fousrht off the Stork as long as possible but the persistent bird finallv settled, leaving a bouncing 81b baby boy. When Mr. Hagen became aware that the bird was flying about his home, he sent a messenger bv team to get Mrs. Maine, his Wife's mother, who lived two miles away. Upon arrival she found she had lost the race. Dr. Johnson returned hom*> at 11 o'clock a. m., in time to fulfill a dinner engagement at the Oscar Dahl home, and needless to sav he did ample justice to it. He had just completed his meal when he received another call to deliver a valentine at the Chas. Keep home in Hackensack. He met the Stork at the door, and after a lengthy conference presented the Keeps with a 101b baby girl. This is just one of the man- experiences of a country doctor Undo Sam,, - "If ve> follow fo's> cubSce,, my 2>oy, our country fyfll never go Wrong Eldo Henry of Minneapolis, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs- Clem Hemy. This is the busiest session I have ever attended and the oth- jer representatives all say the same thing. We have already started night sessions, something unusual at this stage. Generally at these night sessions the | attendance is light and those present listless. They are, therefore a favorite time at which 'to slide through the woodchuck bills. But it has been different so far this year. The attendance has been nearly 100 p reent land the interest is as keen as though the members had not" been working all day. —L— A daylight saving bill has been introduced which would put the clock back one hour all over the state during the summer months. While we are not adverse to the cities doing this if they so desire, we feel that this law may not be favorable to the people of the country. Write me what you think about the bill. " —L— Much interest is manifest in the Unicameral bill for a constitutional amendment whichwould do away with the two branches of the legislature, substituting one body with 44 members. The bill introduced would give the counties of Hennepin, Ramsey and Duluth 16 members and the rest of the state 28, an increase in the percentage of membership from that now 'existing. The bill is a matter for serious consideration and we must see that the interests of the country districts are protected. Although I have been more or less busy with mv committee work, Speaker Barker has insisted that I be added as a member of the Committee on Cooperative Law. While I can scarcely spare the time, because of my deep interest in legislation coming before the committee, I have accepted. There is a bill in the making that will give the state a ciear title to all tax-delinquent land now held in trust by the state. Whi'ie there are soma disadvantages to the bill and steps must be taken to clear the title land, I am opposed to any legislation that does not fully protect the interests of the schools, villages and counties. I am devoting considerable time to this matter ana na.e just returr»ea fr^m a i^ee-hour eomfe-ence in the attorney-general's office with Ji V. >. illard, state i..suranc2 commis sioner. This conference was also attended by other legislators from Northern Minnesota. _ I would like to hear from all interested in this proposed legislation. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RILEY CARPENTER WEDNES. Riley R. Carpenter of Longville, passed away at the Holman hospital, Sunday, February 14, after an illness of several weeks. Mr. Carpenter was born June 17, 1880, in South Dakota. He was 56 years of age at the time of his death. Funeral services were conducted from the Longville school- house on Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. Hanson of Remer officiating. Complete obituary will be published next week. The local school has been closed the past three days due to the condition of the roads. Although the weather has been mild all week,the week-end snow made the roads impassable^ .. L - '-■'-<"■'- St \:.;i
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By Judyrae Kruse Herald Columnist
Judyrae Kruse is taking some well-earned time off. Here is an encore column from May 2005.
Don't you just absolutely and positively love it when a plan comes together? I sure do.
And so will Norma J. Rohwer of Lynnwood, who had hoped to make a tamale pie for Cinco de Mayo. And then realized it might be just a tad too late to ask for a recipe for that particular critter.
"However, I will be glad to receive a recipe whenever I can," she bravely said in an April 22 Forum column.
Alas, the hourglass of newspaper timing was, inevitably, trickling down to just about nothing at that point.
Not to worry, though. With only a few short days to dig through and come up with a recipe, then send it along and hopefully get it into print, Forum readers nevertheless rushed to the rescue. Just as I knew they would.
Since Rohwer didn't nail down a recipe in any particular way — and also, in accordance with our longstanding Forum policy in such situations — we'll use the time-honored eeny, meeny, miny, mo system.
So here we go, starting with this recipe shared by Everett cook and longtime Forum helper-outer Mary F. Rice-Ousey, who tells us, "I got real excited when I read in the Forum that someone needs a tamale pie recipe. I have one I've used for at least 50 years. It went to potlucks, Scout meetings and neighborhood get-togethers — made in a deep skillet and then right to the table."
And Marian Brocious of Lake Stevens says, "I saw the SOS for a good (easy) tamale pie recipe. This is one I have used for over 20 years and never had any complaints."
50-years-plus tamale pie
1 medium onion, chopped
1 pound hamburger
About 2½ cups chopped tomatoes
1 can (about 15 to 16 ounces) whole-kernel corn, undrained
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon chili powder
¼ cup uncooked cornmeal
Cornbread topping:
½ cup flour
½ cup cornmeal
1¼ teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
½ cup milk
1 egg
3 tablespoons oil
Cook onion and hamburger in skillet until meat is lightly browned and onion is soft. Blend in tomatoes, corn, salt, chili powder and cornmeal; simmer slowly for 5 to 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare the topping: In mixing bowl, stir together the flour, cornmeal, baking powder and salt, mixing thoroughly; add milk, egg and oil, and stir until mixture is a smooth batter. Pour evenly over hot hamburger mixture and bake at 425 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes.
No-complaints tamale pie
1 pound ground beef
1 cup chopped onion
1 cup chopped green bell pepper
2 cans (8 ounces each) tomato sauce
1 can (12 ounces) whole-kernel corn, drained
½ cup chopped olives
1 clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon chili powder
Dash pepper
6 ounces Velveeta
¾ cup uncooked cornmeal
½ teaspoon salt
2 cups cold water
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
In large skillet, cook ground beef, onion and green pepper until meat is lightly browned. Stir in tomato sauce, corn, olives, garlic, sugar, salt, chili powder and pepper. Simmer 20 to 25 minutes or until thick. Add cheese, stirring until melted. Turn mixture into greased 9-inch-square baking dish.
For the cornmeal topping, stir cornmeal and salt into cold water. Cook and stir until it starts to thicken. Add butter or margarine and quickly pour and spread over meat mixture. Bake at 375 degrees for 40 minutes.
Makes one 9-inch-square pan.


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Attorneys for one-time death row inmate Douglas Lovell want to bar his admission in court to a 1985 murder from a new trial slated for next year.
After hearing arguments on Friday, 2nd District Judge Michael Lyon said he would issue a written ruling at a later date.
In 1993, Lovell voluntarily took the stand during his sentencing hearing and detailed how he sexually assaulted Joyce Yost and later murdered her to keep her from testifying at his rape trial, according to court documents.
Lovell who pleaded guilty to aggravated murder said he kidnapped the 39-year-old Ogden woman from her home, killed her and buried her body in the mountains east of Ogden.
Lovell, now 55, was sentenced to death, but the Utah Supreme Court in 2010 ruled he could withdraw the guilty plea because he should have been better informed of his rights during court proceedings.
In a motion filed last month, Lovell's attorneys argue that Lovell's damning testimony should not be allowed at his new murder trial because it violates his right against self-incrimination. The lawyers argue that Lovell's statements in 1993 were made in an attempt for leniency with the judge and to avoid the death penalty, and he did not voluntarily waive his right against self-incrimination.
However, Deputy Weber County Attorney Gary Heward argues in court papers that Lovell was never required to take the witness stand, be placed under oath and confess to the killing. He further argues that in voluntarily testifying, Lovell waived his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
Heward argued that Lovell's testimony was not part of a plea deal with the state, but instead was Lovell's way of coming clean.
Lovell's deal with prosecutors spared him the death penalty if he could lead authorities to Yost's grave. However, despite trips to the mountains to search for her body, Lovell was unable to locate the woman's remains prior to his sentencing date.
Lovell's new trial is scheduled for February 2014 nearly 29 years after Yost's murder.
Meanwhile, Lovell is serving up to life in prison for raping Yost, whose preliminary hearing testimony was used to convict Lovell in 1985. He was charged with her murder in 1992.
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Beginning mid-November and running well into January, all of Ohio comes alive with the arts to celebrate the holiday season. Whether you take in a local show or make it a destination and include an overnight stay, there is something for every Ohioan who loves the arts. There are many opportunities, from national performing groups to local plays and concerts. You can catch a show at a variety of venues and at different price points. The only thing that is really limited is the time to enjoy them.
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America's women veterans deserve the support they need to re-enter civilian life –and Fatigues to Fabulous is here to help!
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Did you know that by 2020, America will boast over three million female veterans? Today, that number stands at approximately 1.8 million. And though these courageous former soldiers have sacrificed so much to keep us safe, their acclimation process is no easy feat. That's where Fatigues to Fabulous (F2F) steps in.
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"I joined the Guard when I was young, so the effects on family were never a consideration for me," veteran and F2F PSA star Donna Barrios told us. "It really never occurred to me until I got married, had children, and had to deploy. I had been so used to taking care of just myself while I was gone; it was easy. My only responsibility while I was deployed was to work long days for many months, so having to take care of my children's needs, though a natural tendency, became difficult. We were late for school every day for a month. It took me two hours to get them and myself ready to get out the door. I had to learn patience all over again."
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In 'Food Horror,' I set out to examine the many moments in "Pretty Little Liars'" first three seasons that stigmatize food, whether it's presented with a feeling of unease, danger, or overt rejection….It's important to consider cultural messaging about health, body image and beauty embedded within entertainment targeting young girls. In 2012, Internet outrage lead social networks like Tumblr and Pinterest to adopt policies censoring individuals with eating disorders from sharing "thinspiration" tips. Silencing these organic online communities is an easy way to feel like we're addressing eating disorders, but it does nothing to fix the systemic problems that allow body shame to permeate for-profit entertainment products …


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XBMC can be run in Debian Lenny.
This is a quick and basic guide to the general steps not a detailed how-to, although one may follow as I have the time.
Basic Guide:
1) Install Debian Lenny- preferably using XFCE
2) Update the system fully: apt-get update, apt-get upgrade reboot (likely a new kernel version) and then upgrade again to ensure ALL updates are installed.
3) Edit the /etc/apt/sources.list file to add contrib and non-free
4) install 3d drivers for video, preferably the "Debian Way." Ensure that 3d is working properly.
4) Here comes one of the harder parts: find every codec and library related to multimedia that you can- ensure that you include related development code wherever possible (packages ending in "-dev" and beginning with "lib")
5) Test that you can actually playback media using a player already installed
6) Download XBMC from svn- (mkdir xbmc, then cd xbmc in a terminal first. then run svn to download)
svn co http://xbmc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/...linuxport/
7) Open up the readme.LINUX file and install every dependency and associated "-dev" you can using apt. (NOTE that there were a couple that I was NOT able to find as listed.) If there is a "-dev" available for a file that is in the readme that doesn't SAY the -dev is required, I installed it anyway.
8) Start a terminal session in the linuxport/XBMC directory and run "./configure."
If this stops at any point something is missing: find it, install it and run configure again until it completes successfully.
9) After "./configure" run "make" - you should have no errors at this point, but if you do, install or configure whatever causes the error.
10) Change over to the root account- "su root" (Note that I did all steps IN the root account, but this should not be required for configure or make.)
10) Run "make install."
11) Once "make install" has completed successfully, exit the root account.
12) Start XBMC and enjoy!
Again, this is just a rough guide and I hope to improve on it soon.
The total time for my installation yesterday (after failed previous attempts) was about 4 hours to install Lenny, update it and then prepare to compile XBMC. 3 Hours of that was installing codecs, libraries and satisfying dependencies.
Configure ran fairly quickly, make ran while I was sleeping.
Make install ran this morning in just a minute or 3.
XBMC is currently playing a 1080i movie that I have been testing with pretty well.
Notes on this:
I have tested XBMC in Ubuntu (installed JUST for that purpose!) and while the install was easier, playback of this test film was not good on this same exact hardware.
I have tested other solutions as well- Elisa and MythTV for example, and while MythTV does fine, if a tuner card is not being used.... well, it is not optimal.
XBMC on Debian Lenny with a basic install (plus code required for XBMC) runs far better than XBMC and a basic install of Ubuntu.
The hardware I am using is a P4 2.4Ghz chip, 2GB of DDR and an AGP NVidia 6600GT video card.
Thanks to the developers of XBMC-
I am not a console fan, or user, but I am glad you folks are and that you have made your work available for architectures other than the XBox.
More to follow.
[LINUX] HOW-TO install XBMC for Linux on Debian Lenny
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2008-12-05 13:36 [LINUX] HOW-TO install XBMC for Linux on Debian Lenny Post: #1
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2008-12-24 00:39 Post: #2
Could you post a list of the codecs you used? It would be nice.
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2009-04-14 12:39 Dependencies - Install Post: #3
Use http://debian-multimedia.org/ - it saved a lot of time for me!
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2009-04-14 22:11 Post: #4
rogerdugans Wrote:4) Here comes one of the harder parts: find every codec and library related to multimedia that you can- ensure that you include related development code wherever possible (packages ending in "-dev" and beginning with "lib")
You don't need any codecs at all for xbmc. The rest of your steps are OK, I just tried it myself
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2009-05-04 13:56 Post: #5
For the lazy:
mkdir XBMC && cd XBMC
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2009-06-11 18:16 Post: #6
that feature is removed from that T3CH build, it doesnt work for me either. Also I wouldnt use the T3CH builds as they are prototypes and can goof up alot. Mine crashed 4 times already when i just booted up my xbox.
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2009-06-22 16:27 Post: #7
The above instructions are slightly inaccurate (just tried on a fresh lenny install), a corrected version:
sudo apt-get install subversion make g++ gcc gawk pmount libtool nasm automake cmake gperf unzip bison libsdl-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev libsdl-gfx1.2-dev libsdl-mixer1.2-dev libsdl-sound1.2-dev libsdl-stretch-dev libfribidi-dev liblzo2-dev libfreetype6-dev libsqlite3-dev libogg-dev libasound-dev python-sqlite libglew-dev libcurl4-dev x11proto-xinerama-dev libxinerama-dev libxrandr-dev libxrender-dev libmad0-dev libogg-dev libvorbis-dev libmysqlclient15-dev libpcre3-dev libdbus-1-dev libhal-dev libhal-storage-dev libjasper-dev libfontconfig-dev libbz2-dev libboost-dev libenca-dev libxt-dev libxmu-dev libpng-dev libjpeg-dev libpulse-dev mesa-utils libcdio-dev libsamplerate0-dev
Changes are:
removed libfaac-dev (doesn't exist?)
added libsamplerate0-dev (required)
first install subversion, *then* use it
svn creates the XBMC directory, no need to create it manually
Aside from those minor tweaks, it all works wonderfully :-)
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2009-07-24 00:59 Post: #8
An addition to Shish's post:
apt-get install libmms-dev libxtst-dev zip
(On a fresh install of Lenny, without any window manager, just X. Maybe these libraries will be installed with GNOME, I'm not sure.)
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2010-10-07 10:52 Post: #9
I compiled the SVN package a week ago for lenny and had to install the following additional packages in order to get compilation to work:
libwavpack-dev libmpeg2-4-dev libmodplug-dev libfaad-dev libsmbclient-dev libmicrohttpd-dev yasm
For some reason (I think it was for getting ./bootstrap to work) I had to install gettext and cvs as well.
Finally I changed all occurings of "-DSQUISH_USE_SSE=2 -msse2" in the tree to "-DSQUISH_USE_SSE=1 -msse" in order to get the code to compile. Don't forget to do a "make clean" before!
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2011-02-02 12:51 Post: #10
I've posted an updated, more in depth guide for Lenny + Dharma (based on Acer Revo hardware) here: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=92622
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2011-06-12 02:55 Post: #11
Hey All,
My first post.
Lenny, relatively recent (under 2 months) desktop install of Debian Lenny on AMD64.
I downloaded the current source tarball. The extra packages configure squawked about can be downloaded here:
sudo apt-get install libmms-dev libmpeg2-4-dev libmpeg2-dev libwavpack-dev libssl-dev gettext cvs libmodplug-dev libfaad-dev libsmbclient-dev libxtst-dev libmicrohttpd-dev libiso9660-dev
With those additions, configure finished without problems, and my CPU fan is currently running on high as make does her work.
I'm still new to Debian, but I've been using and/or administering Unix/Linux systems for almost 20 years. AFAIK, trying to install an existing package poses no problem... I'll leave that to the Debian experts.
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